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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
3
An advice column fragment discusses a toddler who bites, family caregiving for an aging father, and neighbors hosting neighborhood outings. It covers parenting solutions, hiring a housekeeper or nurse, and balancing family duties while noting the column is from Chanute Tribune 1963.
Buffalo Blue Valley HD Unit discusses Teenagers Are People lesson and announces March 26 spring tea in Altoona. Stark and Colfax units report meetings with lessons on lighting and home care, April 1 and April 10 events, and a Hong Kong bound missionary monologue.
Richardson Insurance agey listing for 16 E Mais in Chanute. Contact HE 1 0570 for details.
On Saturday March 23 1963 Do Si Do Square Dance Club at Alcott School and Skatelanders Dance Skating Club at Skate Land Rink host events. Other gatherings include Girl Scout Troop 35 banquet at Presbyterian church Regionel 4 4 Club Day at Erie Courthouse and Helping Hand club at Grady Community House all day meeting. A Bi monthly Advisory Committee meets Erie Courthouse at 1 30 pm PTA Council at Murrey Hill 7 pm.
The following births are recorded at Neosho Memorial Hospital: Todd Nelson, son of Ronald and (miss) Umbarger of Earlton, born March 10. Carl Fredrick, son of Carl Weiner II, born March 11 at 1215 W. 7th. Ronald Wayne, son of Dwaine Whitworth, born March 11 on R. 3 Eric. Beth Ann, daughter of Billy Joe LaRue, born March 13 at 515 S Highland. Eric Eugene, son of Richard Sewart, born March 13 at 916 S Central.
The United Presbyterian Women held a Wednesday meeting at 2 pm in the church parlor with Mrs. Reuben Burkman presiding. Mission study on Education against Loneliness was led by Mrs. Dwight McCreight as members planned April entertainment for the Senior Citizens club.
A bridal shower honors La Donna Eastburn and notes her upcoming marriage to Adrian Dalton on April 7. The event featured a green and white theme, a guest list from local families, and refreshments for 28 guests including Mrs. James Watts and Mrs. Raymond Friederich.
The Roosevelt PTA study group met Wednesday morning with Mrs. Darrell Finley at 1221 S. Grant. Harold Anderson visited as elementary schools principal. Mrs. Howard McNeil led the lesson Make Way for Creativity, followed by a discussion. Refreshments served to six members and one guest. Next meeting with Mrs. Howard Almond at 1315 S. Central on April 17.
Ever Ready 4-H Club met at Murray Hill school with 28 members answering roll call about their favorite books. Officers led talks and demonstrations while the Hupp family contributed program segments and health, parliamentary, and music topics. High Prairie Pioneers won Top Blue at Wilson county 4-H club days on March 2 and prepare for the Erie regional contest on March 23 with sixteen members and two leaders.
The Senior Mothers club gathered Thursday in the Memorial building for a business session led by president Mrs. W. Roy Johnson. A donation to the cancer fund was noted, with hostesses Della Dunn and Ben Morgan. Mrs. George Allen delivered the devotional and a poem titled Prayer Changes Things. Mrs. E. C. Brenton presented See What Has Happened to the Five and Ten Cents Store. Spring flowers adorned tables and small candy-filled baskets served as favors. dessert was served to 18 members.
Chanute Rebekah lodge met in regular session with noble grand Etta Hanson presiding. One officer absent. Initiation conducted. Plans discussed for state highway dinner on March 29. Refreshments served from spring themed tables chaired by Gladys Franklin Ethel Bastain Agnes Zimmerman Nola Ellison and Roy Wiles.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Church of God met Thursday for an all day gathering in the church. Members sewed bandages for African hospitals, held a noon covered dish luncheon, and discussed upcoming events and a snake bar fundraiser at the hospital. Twenty seven members attended.
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Seventy five people attended a recognition dinner sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club for industrialists and wholesale distributors in the vicinity. Firms recognized included Neo sho Valley Cooperative Creamery, Heaton Mfg Co, Ted La Rue Saw Mill, Richard and Clark Travel Houses, Neosho Small Parts, Cornell and Shrum Milk Distributors, Shaw Mfg Co, and Galesburg. Robert Bohanon of Kansas State University spoke on Community Responsibility in Industrial Development.
Mrs Chauncey hosted the PEO Sisterhood Chapter DD gathering Thursday afternoon at 711 South Lincoln. Mrs Leverenz assisted, with Carl Pate leading the program Words to Live By, highlighting inspirational quota.
The Modern Mothers Club met Thursday at 2 p.m. in Humboldt with Mrs. Glen Shook as host and Mrs. Pat Conn as co host. Martin Rotunno discussed Chanute s recreational program and goals for the future. Dessert was served to 15 members and two guests. The next meeting is set for April 4 at Mrs. Quintin Nelson s home in Chanute.
Prairie View residents share visits and gatherings as Mr and Mrs Harold Butts call on Francis Butts. Ross Van Houten and son Willie spend time with family. Doris Recker visits her parents the Recker home. Frank Morrison and Martha from LaHarpe join Francis Barnett family for Sunday. Lowell Palet and family dine with Mrs. Francis Butts. Center Grove Ladies meet at Mrs. Francis Barnett’s home with ten members and guests. Next meeting at Mrs. Edna Barnett’s for half day on April 3.
The nation opened the 1962 63 school year with about 1 5 million teachers including full and part time staff. Separately historians note that Japan started dwarfing trees roughly 800 years ago in long term forestry changes.
The Kiwanis Club of Chanute met at the church Monday evening with a church supper served by Big Creek ladies. visitors included Roy and Munsell from Wichita, Fred Malson, Earl Reinhardt and Gene, C. D. Finley of Charleston, Neal Finley, and William Cowan with family. Neosho Memorial Hospital received Charles Elsten, and local residents traveling to Wichita were noted.
The report lists multiple social visits and a home purchase. Jay dined with the Finleys and Neal Sunday. Heaton and King families connected with Sunday calls and relocation plans in Chanute. Grandparents hosted Cherla Heaton and grandchildren. Reinhardts and Malsons visited relatives in Columbus, Westphalia, and Wichita, with gatherings across Reinhardt, Mears, and Waltermire households.
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