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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
3
The combined music and dramatics departments of Senior High School and Neosho Junior College present Bye Bye Birdie as an all school production. Performances run at 8 p.m. next Thursday Friday and Saturday in the Municipal Auditorium with talents from multiple classes contributing to staging.
Friday listings show admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Newt Chezen, Alice Venus, Daisy Sanders, Neal Gossett, Ike Jones, Marie Olsson, and more. Highway Patrol cited multiple drivers for speeding and violations with fines, plus a house fire call seven miles west of Chanute and recent moves in the area.
A humorous column recalls old games returning as fashionable trends and notes a Valentine planting success. A family fishing trip brings laughter amid a missing fishing license while a teenage daughter uses bath oils and perfumes, as a dog also indulges in a fragrant rinse.
Evangelical Covenant women gathered Wednesday at the church annex for an afternoon of work and study. They quilted for Rev and Mrs Huse, planned an April 6 church work day, and arranged a nursery for preschoolers. Ward Corbett served refreshments to 16 adults and five children.
The Buffalo OES met Wednesday at the Masonic Hall led by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Follmer. The Masons were entertained with a closing play and Easter themed decorations. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sauders and Mrs. Joyce Wagoner, with pie and coffee served during the social hour.
A notice urges farm owners to insure their most valuable asset themselves, emphasizing the farmer as the key driver of the farm’s success and future protection.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ranz announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Marie to Floyd Ray Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Ellis Linda is a high school senior Ellis is a Chanute High School graduate currently undergoing six months training with the National Guard at Fort Ord California
Gerald Gill aged 20 of LeClaire Iowa was detained by police for military authorities on leaving duty without leave. Police also cited two drivers on Main Street for careless driving including David Gibson of Earlton and Jackie Ellis of 404 West 5th. Richard McMillen a Kansas State University graduate with agricultural engineering now works for International Harvester in Moline Illinois.
A regular meeting of the Neo sho county NFC will be held at 8 p m Monday at the court house in Erie.
Members of the Senior Citizens Club held an auction at Friday’s meeting in the Memorial building. Auctioneers were Ed Wolfe and Martin Rotunno. Mrs. Elmer Mathews led the meeting, with the flag salute by Mrs. Myrtle Fletcher and group singing led by Mrs. Harry Steeves and piano by Mrs. Alta Allen. The Women’s Society of Christian Service served cookies and coffee to 62 attendees.
The Merry Mothers Club gathered Thursday afternoon in the Heritage Room with Mrs. Dean Bright presiding. The group discussed Household Poison and Children as Mrs. Gene Johnson and Mrs. Charles Phillips served refreshments to ten members.
Mrs. S. H. Mannoni and Mrs. D. E. Briggs led a discussion on the remedial reading program for elementary grades at a Wednesday meeting of local life members of the National Education Association. The session was in the home economics room at the senior high, with refreshments provided by senior high life members.
The Berean Class of First Baptist Church gathered Thursday night at 501 S. Santa Fe in the Welch residence. Mrs. Ray Elrod led the meeting with Rev. Dale Sneeringer delivering the devotion and class history. Sixteen members attended with four guests: the Sneeringers and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Chism.
In New Delhi AP reports a member of Parliament questioned Defense Minister Y B Chavan on why 4 feet 3 inch men are rejected by the army. Chavan answered such men might be good parliamentarians but not good soldiers.
Five tables at Chanute Country Club produced winners Mmes. Merle Kelly Dennis Mills Glen Shook F. G. Hooker and Gail Malson in order.
The Dial Tribune lists events Mon March 28 including Ladies VFW covered dish dinner at 6 30 p.m. Bridge Club at Home Savings 7 15 p.m. Past Matrons Sunflower Chapter CES Mrs Joe Rensing 1102 S Highland 7 30 p.m. Tue March 29 features Hhenaoum luncheon Orchid Buffet 1 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m.
We Who Friday afternoon in Sawyer Hall elected officers for the new term starting May 1. Mrs. F L Gerardy was named president with Mrs Joe Hilton as vice president Salome Harmon treasurer and Mrs Ernest Wahl secretary. A weight problems discussion was held.
Newly elected AAUW officers Mrs. Eldon Vaughn president Mrs. Jack Parkins vice president and Mrs. E J Salzman secretary attend the Kansas Division Spring meeting at Bethel College Newton in the Fine Arts Center today.
A Chanute couple argued last night ending with a woman hitting the man on the head with a coffee cup, causing a cut. He was transported to Neosho Memorial Hospital after officers were called to the house about 11 50. An ambulance was canceled as the man was taken by car.
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