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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
3
Readers seek guidance on risky youth games and anonymous harassment via phone calls. Landers warns of harmful behavior at gatherings and urges leaving the crowd. She advises defensive responses to “Never Mind” calls and suggests talking to a doctor for the teen with questions.
Roy Vore led the flag salute at the meeting opening with his mother Mrs Earl Vore at 502 S Lincoln. The boys painted maracas and Randy Matlock served refreshments. The living circle formed for the closing.
Cub scouts gathered Saturday morning with den mother Mrs. Paul Dent and assistant Mrs. Otto Bright at 1521 Malcolm. They began with the flag salute and made cardboard swords and a dragonhead for a game. Refreshments followed and the meeting closed with the cub scout promise.
Mrs. Ethel M. Green, medical social worker at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital, acts as liaison between patients and community agencies. She counsels patients, plans welfare after discharge, and coordinates Medicare talks for seniors. She formerly worked in county welfare at Ottawa from 1941 to 1956.
Golden Shrine No 8 White Shrine of Jerusalem elected officers at the Masonic Temple Friday night session. Frank Thomas was chosen assistant watchman of shepherds and Mrs Violet Jeffers earned the post of worthy guide. Mrs William Smittle gave the obligation. A solo by Mrs Reno entertained. New officers meet at 1 30 April 3 ahead of the April 15 installation and reception. Two Neodesha guests attended the event. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting with Mrs Don Beech as kitchen chair and Mrs Lou Darlington heading the dining room.
The annual alumni gathering will be held March 26 at 7 30 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Reaves R 1 for planning the alumni banquet set for May 28.
Tuesday and Wednesday events across Mar. 22 23 feature BPW circles OFS Masonic groups Ladies of the GAR and Sorghum Valley Grange at various halls including First Baptist Charen Hulda Parker Chapter and Mesonic Temple. Readers attendors include Sunflower HO Unit and Women of Grace Episcopal Church meetings.
Coda Briley daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Briley was crowned Kayettes queen at the annual Kayette dance held in the high school little theater Saturday. Attendants Pam Ellis and Dorothy Wagoner, escorts Bob Crumrine Paul Bowyer and Lyman Reinhardt, were chosen for service, poise and talent. Queen crowned by Kayette president Susan Erickson.
A Loyette shower was held Friday night in the Heritage Room at the library for Mrs. Harvey Young. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Winfrey III and Mrs. George McCune. Games were played and prizes given. Refreshments featured a brown cloth table with lace trim and a stork motif over a cradle.
Invited guests included Mmes. J. T. Zimmerman, Ron Sutcliffe, John Schultz, John Pate, Ross Young, Sam Willis, Marion Johnson, Leon Hazen, Dean Strack, Allen Collins, Herman Colvin, Dave Toland, Ellen Willis, D. V. Osborn, Fern Krokstrom, Tom Krokstrom, H. R. Krokstrom Jr., Russell Zimmerman and Thomas Zimmerman.
Kansas City AP reports the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. recorded high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. Weather data cover the latest day in the regional climate summary.
Earl Morgan was elected as a delegate to the state convention of the National Federation of Postal Clerks at Local 617 and Auxiliary meeting Friday night. Auxiliary delegates include Mrs. Earl Morgan Mrs. George Garrison and Mrs. Earl Ostrander. The two groups met at the Ostrander home following dinner in Iola. A candle light installation ceremony was led by Mrs. Frank Stacy with officers installed: Ostrander president Doepke vice president Read secretary-treasurer. Eight local and seven auxiliary members attended.
Mrs. Bud Audiss was honored with a baby shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. Fred Cook 815 S. Santa Fe. Hostesses were Mrs. Leon Spence Mrs. Charles Solomon and Mrs. Cook. Prizes for games were presented to Mrs. Audiss. Guests included Mrs. Law.
Jenee Legge and a long list of individuals including Richard Sigler Glen Wrestler Don Gibson and others are named. The note also lists gifts sent by Mrs Don Stanislaus Mrs Darrell Finley and Mrs Randall Bell reflecting a local social event.
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