Social Scene Highlights From Humboldt in March 1962
The DoSi-Do Square Dance Club at Alcott School announced Born Sunday March 8 1962 while Associated Women Students hosted Snow and Tea at Junior College Liftle Theatre at 2 p m Mrs Glen Shook of Humboldt chaired Modern Mothers with co host Mrs E D Horne Mrs Joe Brazil presided and a closing luncheon was planned for April 25 The group heard Mrs James Boer Wink le speak on Mental Health and 14 guests enjoyed a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Scrool
Associated Women
Liftle
Glen Shook
Humboldt
Modern Mothers Club
E. D. Horne
Joe Brazil
James Boerwinkle
Justice-Schneider Wed in New York
Delanna Dee Justice married Carl Raymond Schneider Jr. on February 3 at the First Congregational church of Madison in New York City. The couple, USC attendees, plan to reside in Shirley, Massachusetts where the bride’s aunt Mrs Charlies Rickel resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delanna Dee Justice
Robert Justice
New York City
Chanute
Carl Raymond Schneider Jr
Carl R. Schneider
London
England
First Congregational Church of
Madison
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
United States Army
Ft. Devens
Massachusetts
Shirley
Mass
Charlies Rickel
S. Evergreen
Curtain Project For Zion Service Guild
The Zion Lutheran Service Guild met in the church basement with Mrs. Ralph Burghart presiding and Mrs. Earl Olson leading devotions. Mrs. Paul Hinrichs taught on Kindness. Members planned a curtain project for the educational building and nine members plus two guests were served refreshments by Mrs. Don Beach and Mrs. Glenn Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Ralph Burghart
Earl Olson
Paul Hinrichs
Ralph Carl
Loren Marsh
Don Beach
Glenn Allison
Mrs Bodley Hosts Quest Club Meeting
Eighteen Quest club members met with Mrs H C Bodley at 909 S Larson. Mrs Russell Davidson is in Miami. Theodore Roosevelt Taft Wilson and constitutional amendments 16th through 19th were topics. Prose of the 19th Century studied with authors Irving Cooper Hawthorne Stowe Holmes Twain. Next year’s program planned. next meeting with Mrs William H Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quest Club
H. C. Bodley
S. Larson
C. Vincent McCune
Bodley
Russell Davidson
Miami
Fla
Theodore Roosevelt
Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Ralph Morgan
Washington Irving
James Fenimore Cooper
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mark Twain
Davidson
George Crockatt
William H. Bailey
Rural Homemakers Meet at Pens Home
Rural Homemakers Demonstration Unit met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Mabel Pens 512 S Lincoln with co host Mrs Robert Lopeman. Eleven members and a guest attended. donation to Heart Fund Red Cross and Polio Foundation. Mrs Ernest Kepley presided announcing Freezing Methods lesson April 3 at 730 pm at Home Savings lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Pens
S. Lincoln
Robert Lopeman
Marie Buster
Ernest Kepley
Home Savings
Heart Fund
Red Cross
Polio Foundation
Spring Lesson For Senior Mothers Club Meets
The Senior Mothers group gathered in the Memorial building on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Johnson presiding. They sang My Country Tis of Thee, heard a spring themed devo by Mrs. Wink, and a lesson Sign of Spring by Mrs. Haines. Refreshments for 20 followed, served from a table with spring foliage centerpiece and bluebirds on yellow candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial Building
Roy Johnson
M. C. Miller
A. C. Wink
W. F. Haines
R. R. Cation
K. B. Jones
Sorghum Valley Grange Meets With Roy McMillen Presiding
Roy McMillen presided as worthy master at Sorghum Valley Grange in Grange hall on Wednesday. Mrs. Roy Johnson led a discussion on a community service project and Gene Maxwell spoke on whether agriculture should fund the Administration's Recreation Program. Mrs. Roy McMillen read a piece titled Rank Stupidity. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Johnson. First and second degrees will be conferred March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorghum Valley Grange
Grange Hall
Roy McMillen
Roy Johnson
Gene Maxwell
Johnson
Mrs Hayes Speaks On Scarce Dollars At Coin Club
Twenty four members and guests met in the Memorial building as Mrs R J Hayes spoke on Scarce Dollars and displayed coins including the Trade Dollar authorized February 12 1873 for Orient circulation. William Lock presided and Roscoe Kimerling presented a gavel. Plans were made to attend the Oban Area Coin club meeting in Coffeyville on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
Sharon Belt Engaged To Marine Cpl Charles Wyer
Mr and Mrs Ellie R Belt announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Delene Belt to Cpl Charles Harvey Wyer son of Mr and Mrs Charles O Wyer of Miami Oklahoma The couple plan a future wedding The bride to be is a Chanute High School senior drum major of the band and a Les Des member Wyer serves in the United States Marine Corps and has returned from overseas duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Delene Belt
Ellie R. Belt
S. Ashby
Cpl
Charles Harvey Wyer
Miami
Okla
Sharon Delene
Charles O. Wyer
Miss Belt
Chanute High School
Les Des
Wyer
United States Marine Corps
UCT Elects New Officers After Meeting
The United Commercial Travelers and Auxiliary met in Carpenter's hall. Ed Caldwell presented colored slides of the Tournament of Roses parade and the Rose Bowl game. Officers elected with S. D. Propst presiding include E. E. Zastrow senior counselor Junior Fritz junior counselor George Corkle past senior counselor Walter Davis secretary treasurer Jim Lucas conductor H P Cutrell page Ira Barber sentinel Howard Parsons chaplain Emmet Bolze C E Galbreath George Lightfoot Jim Lightfoot and an executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travellers and Auxiliary
Carpenter's Hall
Ed Caldwell
S. D. Propst
Kansas
E. E. Zastrow
Junior Fritz
George Corkle
Walter Davis
Jim Lucas
H. P. Cutrell
Ira Barber
Howard Parsons
Emmet Bolze
C. E. Galbreath
George Lightfoot
Jim Lightfoot
Junior Club Notes On Music Festival And Opera Theme
The Youth St. Cecilia Music club met in the Memorial building with Betty Earnest presiding. Mrs. Howard Earnest reported on the Federation Music Festival to be held in Pittsburg March 31. Georgeanne Rausch introduced the opera theme and presented Puccini's La Bohème. Linda Skaggs led the hymn Make Me Captive, Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Betty Earnest
Howard Earnest
Pittsburg
Kathy Owen
Georgeanne Rausch
Puccinni
Lord
Linda Skaggs
Jean Guy
Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns on Family Strife
A Chanute Tribune reader seeks guidance on a rebellious 17 year old daughter, another asks about wedding costs and dowry, and a student fears morbid thoughts. Ann Landers offers reassurance, parental communication tips, and urges professional help for anxiety.
New York Slides Feature Operas And City Views
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian church held a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs A B Chauncey. Rev LaMoine Waldron presented color slides of New York City and the United Nations building with notes from a recent conference. Music included solo piano pieces by Kathy Delp Carol Helton and Jean Guy and instrumental numbers by Lyle Luman Gary Trammell Eddie Ladd and others. Refreshments followed with Mrs Kreider in charge and flags of all nations displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lby
Schubert
Kathy Delp
Flotow
Lyle Luman
Carol Helton
Martha
Gary Trammell
Don O'Connor
Wagner
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
A. B. Chauncey
Jack Parkins
LaMoine Waldron
New York City
United Nations
Lent Observance Report of First Methodist Women Circles
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church held Lent circles in members homes with fifteen participants including a guest. Circles named include Adalt Naomi Martha Elizabeth Esther Roth Rachel and others, led by various hostesses and assisted by members. sessions featured meditation, musical selections and background hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Naomi Circle
Leland Crapson
S. Larson
Lyle Dean
Ira Barber
Crapson
Mmes
Bur ‘O'Connor
Kenneth Brown
W. E. Lewis
R. R. Elder
Robert Briley
Charles Day
Dean
Briley
Esther Circle
Marlin Blackstun
S. Rutter
A. G. Stone
Mmes. Blackstun
Palmer Forslund
Felix Bouray
Bert Hargrove
Forslund
Hargrove
Local Notables Named in Readable Draft List
Jerry Luman. Jerry Peak. Miss Rausch. Lana Rollow. Denny Senseney are listed as participants or subjects in the readable draft segment of the community record noting names among residents and officials.
Savonburg EB church circle meets in annex
The Mary Martha circle of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Wednesday in the church annex with Mrs. Francis Lee presiding. Scripture was read by Mrs. Clarence Collins and the lesson given. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Willis Adele and Mrs. August Erickson. Articles were read by Mrs. George DeMerseman and Mrs. Collins. Work began on memorial wreaths and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Mary Martha
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Francis Lee
Clarence Collins
Willis Adele
George DeMerseman
Collins
August Erickson
Scout Neighborhood Meeting Adds 24 Members
A Girl Scout neighborhood meeting at the Methodist church drew 24 members. Delegates to the area council meeting on April 25 at the Tioga Hotel were Mmes. Robert Heaton John Splane Robert Montgomery and Faye Edwards. Announced activities include Fly-up May 15 Court of Awards May 22 day camp training May 3 10 and 24 and cookie sales March 24 through April 7. Father Daughter Banquet Troop 101 Lincoln School held their banquet at the school with a program led by Jan Cook Jennie McGee Pam Horn Rita Waldron DeLois Sadler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Area Council
Tioga Hotel
Mmes
Robert Heaton
John Splane
Robert Montgomery
Faye Edwards
Troop 101
Lincoln School
Jan Cook
Jennie McGee
Pam Horn
Rita Waldron
DeLois Sadler
Introduction of Leaders and Guests at Browniesevent
Debbie Koch welcomes Janet Vicki and Sandra Gardner and William Gardner. Leaders teachers and guests are introduced. Mrs Don Noland introduces fathers by the Brownies. Hawaiian folk dance by 2nd grade Brownies. Songs performed by 2nd and 4th grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Koch
Janet
Vicki
Sandra Gardner
William Gardner
Don Noland
PTA Officers and Programs Highlight Alcott Mrs Pittenger Meeting
Alcott PTA presided by Mrs Claude Pittenger elected officers including Mrs Robert Jenkins as president and Vernon Defebaugh as treasurer. Life memberships awarded to five women and Raymond Bell. Fifth grade Bicycle Safety program directed by Mrs Stevens and Mrs Ruth Cutrell. attendees served by first and second grade mothers. Midway PTA opened with flag salute. sixth grade sang and performed The Last Curtain. cast listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
Claude Pittenger
PTA
Robert Jenkins
Glenn Peak
Charles Hall
Vernon Defebaugh
Lillian Allison
Edalee Noland
Jean Vaughn
Nona Stevens
Raymond Bell
Willard Lloyd
Stevens
Ruth Cutrell
Patty Black
Marydan McGaugh
M. J. Clough
Betty Pierce
Linda Burk
Linda Chapman
Duane Folger
Pat Joyce
Ronnie Stanfield
O. D. Baird
Robert
Roosevelt PTA Meets At School With Plans For Convention
The Roosevelt PTA gathered Tuesday with Mrs Wayne Klauman presiding and Mrs Walter Aday giving devotions. Members announced travel to the state PTA convention in Topeka April 25 to 27 and life memberships were awarded to Mrs Klauman and Mrs J S Jones. The fourth grade led the program. Ranier Nooteboom spoke on Dutch customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranier Nooteboom
Holland
4-H Up and Atom Club Meeting Hosts Card Demonstration
Jacqueta Edwards hosted 23 members and guests of the Up and Atom 4-H club on Thursday. Miss Edwards and Diane Lassman demonstrated making place cards while Bill Kennedy spoke on milk and Glen Allen Jr. leader explained how to mark record books. Refreshments followed and the next meeting with Susan Kensett is planned for March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueta Edwards
Up and
Miss Edwards
Diane Lassman
Bill Kennedy
Glennice Allen
Susan Kensett
Jailbreak Escapes Stir County Inmate Runaway
A St. Clair and a Chanute youth escaped from the county jail on June 19, 1961. The pair split before surrendering in Texas two days later, and St. Clair was re-arrested July 4 at Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Texas
Garden City
Writers Guild names best film writing awards
The Hustler by Sidney Carroll and Robert Rossen won best written American screen drama. Breakfast at Tiffanys by George Axelrod was named best written American comedy film. West Side Story by Ernest Lehman was named best written American musical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Sidney Carroll
Robert Rossen
Writers Guild of America
Breakfast At Tiffany's
George Axelrod
Ernest Lehman
Underground Nuclear Test in Nevada Series Reaches 22
A low yield underground Nuclear shot with blast equal to not more than 20000 tons of TNT was detonated at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada test site. Thursday's test marks the 22nd announced in the current series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
St Clair to Seek Parole April 26
A notice from the state penitentiary at Lansing states that Robert St Clair will apply for parole on April 26. He was sentenced in Neosho county for a $119.40 no fund check and for jail breaking with another prisoner, after pleading guilty in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Robert St. Clair
Neosho County
St. Clair
Lola
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Erie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dial Tribune
Mrs. Shook Hostess
Justice-Schneider
New York
Zion Service Guild
Mrs. Bodley
Pens
Clara's
Sorghum Valley
Mrs. Hayes
Sharon Belt
UCT
Beatnik
Ann Landers
Ann
N.J
Tribune
Ruth Tiegreen
Bizet
Eddie Ladd
Parrett
Fibich
Blaine Marks
MacDowell
Scarlatti
CWF
WSCS
Adalt Circle
Dean Foster
S. Tennessee
Buford Fisher
A. A. Miller
Fisher
Ethel Eaton
Ben Morgan
Miller
Wilbur Thompson
E. E. Cathers
C. A. Sharpe
James Allen
del, Reed
Wilfrid Cavaness
Martha Circle
Homer Erickson
W. 5Th
Jessie Young
Robert Geiger
George Russell
Don McReynolds
Robert Perkins
J. Q. Green
Robert Rader
Milo Johnson
Erickson
Geiger
Margaret Mason
Elizabeth Circle
Richard Willis
Dick Purdy
Ralph Heaton Jr
Mary Circle
M. C. Highbaugh
W. 9Th
Ruth Boggs
Phoenix
Ariz
Mmes. I. C. Minniear
John Graham
Floyd Johnson
W. J. Young
C. C. Taylor
Lewis Taylor Jr
K. E. Summers
Rachel Circle
Ebar Schultz
Frank Carlburg
John Young
Dave Chickadonz
M. A. Irwin
Howard Jenkins
Howard Jester
Schultz
I. E. Trussell
Orpah
Walter Poor
R. 1
Harry Lewis
Lloyd Dalton
Russell Fletcher
John Mull
Floyd Stacy
Poor
Don
C. H. Bundy
H. M .Bauer
Met Alle
Claussner
Tra
Scout News
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Reet
N. Forest
Hutton
Hutton Girl Scouts
Brownies
Mary Jo Winkler
Dwight Blackwood
Bertha Bartholomew
Bartlesville
Blackwell
Roger Ranney
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Crown Drug
Tioga Specialty Shop
Donaldson's Food Center
Stevenson's Grocery
Casey Rexall Drug Store
M. W. Gerkin
S & W Marine
Dale Painter
Nat'l
Don Stanislaus
S. Santa Fe
Stanislaus
Glenn Wrestler
Chanute, Ks
F.D.I.C
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