65th Anniversary For R M Cooper
Sixty five years ago today R M Cooper and his wife married in Indiana and moved to Kansas. They live in Trenton Missouri and Alta Vista Kansas with two sons and a grandson. He built windmills in several counties and Mrs Cooper remains active in the First Methodist church and local clubs. Their Golden Wedding was celebrated by family and friends 15 years ago.
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Coopers
Mac
Brazil
Ind
Trenton
Ross
N. Forest
Alta Vista
Don Coop
Thayersner
Chanute
Loma Lois Hurst
N. Highland
R. M. Cooper
Kansas
Indiana
Cooper
Wabaunsee
Morris
Wilson
Neosho
First Methodist Church
Soro‘sis Club
Greta
Great Books Discussion Group Opens at Public Library
The Social Scene notes a Great Books Discussion gathering at the Public Library on March 25 at 7:30 p.m. Participants share readings and ideas in a community program.
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Sondey
Great Books Discussion Group
Public Librery
Mrs Goodwin Hosts Holly Mothers Club Affiliate
Mrs. Al Goodwin of 413 West Main hosted the Holly Mothers club yesterday with co-hostesses Mrs. Aubrey Bostwick and Mrs. James Lindsay. Mrs. Richard Willis presided. decorations for the fall mothers clubs luncheon were planned. Mrs. Floyd Naff was named decorating chair. Refreshments served to 13. Next meeting set for April 12 with Mrs. Naff.
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al Goodwin
W. Main
Holly Mothers Club
Aubrey Bostwick
James Lindsay
Richard Willis
Mothers Clubs
Floyd Naff
Naff
Plans to start a speech therapy school in Chanute
Delta Study club members gathered at 205 S Tennessee in Chanute with Mrs. M. L. Morton presiding. Mrs. G A Nelson led the lesson The Key to Your Personality noting psychologists say one can remake personality with effort. Co-hostesses Wood and Mrs Philip provided refreshments for 15 participants.
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Chanute
Delta Study Club
Robert Manley
S. Tennessee
M. L. Morton
G. A. Nelson
Nelson
Charles Roth
Wood
Philip Cea
Forget-Me-Not Unit Meets. April Events Planned
Mrs. Vyrl Fogel hosted the Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration unit Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clifford Holman presiding. Thirteen members and six guests attended as plans were made for a spring tea on April 12 and a sale lunch on April 7. Mrs. Ellison won the door prize and a dessert course was served. The next meeting is April 17 with Mrs. Gary Hinkle.
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Vyrl Fogel
Clifford Holman
Mmes
Owen Svwiler
Nathan Hole
Elbert Ellison
Janice Hole
Linda Buzzard
Rhonda Cheyney
Ellison
Gary Hinkle
Drive-in Conference By Teachers at Iola
Kansas State Teachers Association held a drive-in conference in Iola on Thursday evening. A dinner at an Iola restaurant preceded a session at Jefferson Elementary School with an orientation for new officers delegates committee chairmen and building representatives for the coming year. Attendees from Chanute included Imogene Colan Pearl Chapman Mary Lee Breyfogle Vendla Kjellander and others with Mmes Marion Stevens Ben Walker J C Jacobs John Knight Eldon Vaughn Virgil Lowe and Ray Zumalt and Howard Jester and William Carl.
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Kansas State Teachers Association
Iola
Jefferson Elementary School
Chanute
Imogene Colan
Pearl Chapman
Mary Lee Breyfogle
Vendla Kjellander
Mmes
Marion Stevens
Ben Walker
J. C. Jacobs
John Knight
Eldon Vaughn
Virgil Lowe
Messrs
Ray Zumalt
Howard Jester
William Carl
Homemakers Club Meeting At Mrs Nichols Home
The Homemakers club met at 107 S. Ashby with Mrs Elmer Nichols hosting and Mrs Robert Rains presiding. Eight members attended and shared Household Hints. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for April 17 with Mrs Lawrence McCoy.
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Homemakers Club
Elmer Nichols
S. Ashby
Robert Rains
Lawrence McCoy
Ann Landers Replies To Readers On Love And Responsibility
The column answers readers about marriage with a pilot, confessing theft by a teen driver, paying repair costs, and a financial plan with a brother-in-law. Advice emphasizes honesty, shared responsibility, and avoiding risky family arrangements.
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Ann Landers
Miss Malson Named Finalist for Military Queen
Linda Malson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gail Malson 802 S Western named a finalist for queen of Kansas State University's military ball in Manhattan She represents Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority The queen will be chosen for the March 30 ball by ROTC cadet vote The event is sponsored by Scabbard and Blade advanced ROTC honorary
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Linda Malson
Gail Malson
S. Western
Queen of Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kappa ‘Kappa Gamma
Advanced Rotc
Scouts Meet at Evangelical Brethren Church Den
Cub Scout Den 3 and Pack 100 gathered Thursday at the Evangelical United Brethren church. They discussed last week’s hike and flew kites they had made.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
First Baptist Circles Meet This Week
The Priscilla circle met at 222 N Lafayette with 13 members and two guests Ruth Daniels and Naomi Knapp. The Martha circle gathered at the church hosted by Mrs Merle Ruggles. Esther circle met with Mrs Junior Fritz at 21 Allen with nine present. Card counts and calls were reported for Martha and Esther groups.
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Priscilla
First Baptist Church
H. M. Wood
N. Lafayette
Ruth Daniels
Naomi Knapp
Percy Rowan Jr
Glen McLaren
L. E. Lofgren
Adoniram Judson
Eglantine Ceina
Bless the Lord
Frank Baughn
Agnes Chittenden
Esther Circle
Junior Fritz
Allen
Elmer Peterson
Frank Hosselt
Amy Osgood
Fred Mullins
George Allen
Builders Class Social at Presbyterian Church
Mrs C D Nelson hosted the Builders class at 202 North Washington with co host Mrs T N Bradford. Mrs Delbert Taylor led the meeting and Mrs C D Blackwood gave devotions. Six members and guest Mrs Florence Slaback attended refreshments followed.
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C. D. Nelson
Washington
Presbyterian Church
T. N. Bradford
Delbert Taylor
C. D. Blackwood
Florence Slaback
Mrs Newton Leads Mother Club Meeting
Today's Mothers club gathered with Mrs. B M Eastburn at 1310 S Grant as co host. Mrs C I Newton presided and 18 members were present. Roll call cited The Best Bargain I Ever Got. Mrs Newton reviewed What the Scientists Say About Why People Are Brown Black Yellow or White. Refreshments followed.
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Mothers Club
B. M. Eastburn
S. Grant
Fred Johnston
C. I. Newton
Shar on Kay Shively Engaged to Marion J. Page
Miss Shar on Kay Shively of 410 South Rutter is engaged to Marion J. Page of rural Erie. Shar on Kay, a Kansas State College of Pittsburg graduate and first grade teacher in Wichita, and Page, a Stark High School and Chanute Junior College alumnus, plan a May 5 wedding at St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
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Sharon Kay Shively
Wichita
J. Murray Shively
S. Rutter
Marion J. Page
Erie
Sharon Kay
Milford J. Page
Miss Shively
Chanute High School
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Cleaveland School
Page
Stark High School
Chanute Junior College
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Banana Plant Is a Giant Herb Not a Tree
The banana plant is not a tree but a large herb. It lacks a woody trunk and grows as a herbaceous perennial producing fruit.
Chanute Tribune Highlights From March 23 1962
Prominent local news items from Chanute Kansas include community events, school updates, and city notices. Reported items cover civic meetings, sports results, and upcoming public activities in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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R.M. Coopers
Tribune
Katy Blankland
Dia Tribune
Mrs. Goodwin
Holly
Delta Club
Lloyd Myers
N. Allen
Bowling
Lincoln School
West Main St
Animac
Harry Johnson
Mgr
Mrs. Holman
Mrs. Nichols
Dear Ann Landers
Chuck
Ann
Miss Malson
Scout News
Wesco
Koch Bros
First Baptist Circles
Mrs. Newton Leader
SIN Iten
Roy
Ana
RCA
Whinkpool
Parsons
PVP East
Oswego
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