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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1963

Page

3

Wife Reunites With Flores Coed Survivor Headed Home

Teresa Flores, wife of Ralph Flores, flies from California to Whitehorse Yukon to reunite after a seven week Arctic ordeal with Helen Klaben, 21, of Brooklyn, N.Y. The crash near the British Columbia Yukon border left Flores with a fractured jaw and missing teeth. Miss Klaben plans to travel onward to Fairbanks and Juneau before jetting to Seattle. Storms may delay both flights and a Canadian transport department investigation into survival gear violations.

Whitehorse Yukon Territory Ralph Flores Teresa California Yukon Flores San Bruno Calif Lyn N.Y British Columbia-Yukon Klaben Arthur Wethersfield, Conn Seattle Miss Klaben Mrs. Flores Fairbanks Alaska Juneau New York One Cable and Assembly Ampex Corp Canada Department of Transport Northland Transport Department Edmonton

Wilson County Home Demonstration Elects 1962 Honors at Altoona

A large group from Wilson County Home Demonstration units gathered at Altoona High School for the Spring Event. Mrs. Leslie Frankenberg presided as awards were announced by Frankenberg and Mrs. Carolyn Kelsey. Gold seals went to ten units and blue seals to five. Urban and Farmdale received special recognitions for secretary and reporter books, with Urban noted for a top safety program in 1962. Musical numbers and a Peppermint vocal group provided entertainment.

Wilson County Home Demonstration Unit Altoona High School Leslie Frankenberg Home Economics Advisory Council Standard of Excellence Frankenberg Carolyn Kelsey Better Business Builders Chetopa Sunbeams Friendly Farm Harmony Echo Lafontaine Homebuilders Merino- Rainbow Southwest Sunny Stone Diane Smith Peppermints Barbara Hefner Carol McGinnis Susan McCrory Janis Pryor George Neill Sweet Town Gems

Fourth Birthday Honors For Jo Ann Drybread

Mrs L W Drybread Jr hosted a birthday party at 316 N Washington to honor Jo Ann Drybread's fourth birthday. Guests included Dawna Uden Lana Riker Kaylene Holtzman Barbara Ecker Becky Tucker and siblings Bill and Sharon Drybread. Gifts were opened on film and cake ice cream and punch were served before Jo Anns prior family gathering with grandmother Dorothy Byers.

L. W. Drybread, Jr N. Washington Jo Ann Dawna Uden Lana Riker Kaylene Holtzman Barbara Ecker Becky Tucker Bill Sharon Drybread Jo Anne Dorothy Byers N. Garfield Art Byers

Sunflower Chapter Honors Line Officers at Masonic Temple

Sunflower Chapter honored line officers Mrs. Gilbert Wilson Mrs. Howard Carder Mrs. Violet Jeffers and Glenn Chickadonz at a Wednesday ceremony in the Masonic Temple. Gifts were presented by several members. Mrs. Bert Hargrove presided with assistance from Mrs. J C Rensing and Mrs. Lois Cady. Invitations for Friendship Night were issued for Pittsburg and Yates Center on April 16.

Fay Clopine Sunflower Chapter Masonic Temple Gilbert Wilson Howard Carder Violet Jeffers Glenn Chickadonz W. O. Roberts Dave Chickadonz Lee Longest Charles Leavitt Shelton Propst Bert Hargrove Past Matrons Club J. C. Rensing Lois Cady C. M. Cordner Clopine Pittsburg Yates Center Wilson Roy Wiles O. W. Ray Cady O. H. Bates

50 Year Ago Styles Return in Chanute Show

The Chanute High School and Junior College present a musical comedy reflecting fashion from 1912-13 and 1960s trends. Hemlines stay within a few inches of the floor, hobble skirts and tunics recall early 20th century silhouettes, while modern skirts have shortened over decades.

Brenda Carter Christina Berry Miss Berry Miss Carter Jeri Wolgast Milady Gibson Girl Anita Chapman Sue Schwartz Judy Bird Mary Barnhart Pat Gaddis Gwen Wolken

Commensurate Women’s Club hears ROTC lecture on communism

Lt. Col. James W. Brandon spoke on Communism what it is how it works goals and actions at a Pittsburg State College ROTC event for the Pittsburg BPW Club held at the Tioga Inn. The meeting featured music readings and committee reports with luncheon plans and fashion notes referencing 1912 to present styles.

James W. Brandon Pittsburg State College Pittsburg Business and Professional Women's Club Tioga Inn Roy Gibson Ruth Gray Fred Fortney Dave Petterson Scherel Booe Floyd Kelley Community Council Unesco Fund United Nations Wilma McCormick Tribune Albert Wiltse

Best Yet 4-H Club News from Fairfield School Meeting

The 4 H Club met March 21 at Fairfield school to discuss money making projects. Ribbons from Neosho County 4 H days in Erie were distributed and the club earned a red ribbon for their regional play entry. A short program was held with recreation and refreshments.

Fairfield School Neosho County Erie

Social Calendar Highlights March 29 1963

Merry Mothers Club gathers in Heritage Room at 1 30 p m. TOPS Determinettes meet in Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m. Class at First Methodist Church in the morning. AG Science Day at Kansas State University at 10 a m.

Priday Merry Mothers Club Sawyer Hall Episcopal Church First Methodist Church A.m Kansas State University

Future Homemakers Meet at School

The Future Homemakers of America at Chanute Senior High School met at noon for a sack lunch. Glennice Allen presided and appointed Karen Olson to report on tea towels for the home economics department. Committees were named for an April 3 banquet, with a tea honoring the club on April 30. Thirteen members and Mrs Hal Davis attended. Next meeting will be at noon on April 8.

Homemakers of America Chanute Senior High School Glennice Allen Karen Olson Hal Davis

Belle Lettres Club Meeting At Mrs Loy’s Home

Mrs Max Loy 222 S Steuben hosted 14 Belle Lettres Club members Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Claire Christie presided and opened with the club collect. Mrs Richard Ashley read selections from The Prophet. A UNESCO fund donation supported the essay contest prize. Hostess served refreshments.

Max Loy S. Steuben Belle Lettres Club Claire Christie Richard Ashley Prophet Unesco Fund United Nations

Shower Honors Mrs Gary Shaw

Mrs Gary Shaw was honored with a baby shower Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Opal Shaw 1601 S Malcolm Attending were Mrs Kenneth Wood Mrs Fred Vaughn Mrs Clem Green Mrs Myrtle Temple Mr Joe Adams Mr Bobby Roles and Miss Debbie Marlene Those sending gifts were Mrs Ed Wolfe Mrs Glen Powers Mrs Pat McGregor Mrs Leon Engleman Mrs Roy Ogle Mrs Vincent Baylor Mr James Baylor Mrs Roscoe Clark and Mrs Ernest Kelly of Kansas City Pillsbury?

Gary Shaw Opal Shaw S. Malcolm Mmes Kenneth Wood Fred Vaughn Clem Green Myrtle Temple Joe Adams Bobby Roles Debbie Marlene Ed Wolfe Glen Powers Pat McGregor Leon Engleman Roy Ogle Vincent Baylor James Baylor Roscoe Clark Ernest Kelly Kansas City Patti Fay Wolfe

Husband locks pockets in showy ritual prompts doctor visit

A letter writer describes her husband 53 who locks his pockets with a safety pin after emptying them and placing valuables in a box. Ann Landers suggests a medical check up if behavior persists, noting the odd ritual may signal illness. The column also weighs in on a daughter's engagement and a long road trip, advising cautious caution and flights.

Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers Fort Worth Queen Victoria

Mrs Saar Honored With Layette Shower

Mrs Clarence Saar was honored with a layette shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs James Read, 227 S Wilson. Hosts were Mrs Read and Mrs Ray Smith. Gifts, a decorated basinette with blue and white streamers, and prizes marked the event. Attendees included Mrs Saar, Mrs Read, Mrs Smith, Miss Virginia Baugh and Mines Bill Henton, Joe Turner, Morgan Murrah, Lloyd Saar, Bill Hosfeldt, Pat Coyne, Harold Sharp, Howard Webb, George Wiltse, Bruce Saarl and Willis Stroup of Erie. Lending gifts were Mines Bill Ransom, Sarah Hartsock, Myrtle Sherman, Ruby Barnett, John Simons, Lester Gilliland, Bob Trabue, Gerald Fredrick, Ora Malcolm, Bob Donovan, Leslie Klausman of Buffalo.

Clarence Saar James Read S. Wilson Ray Smith Saar Smith Virginia Baugh Mines Bill Henton Joe Turner Morgan Murrah Lloyd Saar Bill Hosfeldt Pat Coyne Harold Sharp Howard Webb George Wiltse Bruce Saarl Willis Stroup Erie Bill Ransom Sarah Hartsock Myrtle Sherman Ruby Barnett John Simons Lester Gilliland Bob Trabue Gerald Fredrick Ora Malcolm Bob Donovan Leslie Klauman Buffalo

Hulda Parker Chapter Meets at Temple

The Hulda Parker Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Zimmerman presiding. Invitations for Friendship night were received from Golden Red Chapter 163 Yates Center and Rob Morris Chapter 74 Pittsburg for April 16, plus an invitation from Golden Shrine Number 8 for an open installation on April 19. A social hour followed with Mrs. Alva Chauncey and Vern Steele serving. The serving table featured a spring bouquet and two large white candles.

Hulda Parker Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Junior Zimmerman Golden Red Yates Center Rob Morris Pittsburg Golden Shrine Number 8 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Alva Chauncey Vern Steele

Lady’s note lets water crew bypass home rule

A Louisville Water Company crew found a note taped to a torn newspaper inside a South End house stating the resident had gone to the hospital to have a baby. The note requested the men to enter to fix a water issue despite a rule that someone be home. Local history notes the note reportedly broke a long standing regulation.

Louisville Louisville Water Company South End

Dessert quickie with vanilla pudding and citrus

A simple cus tard sauce blends vanilla pudding mix with a touch of sweetness and is poured over fresh orange segments or mandarin sections for a quick fruit dessert.

GALAXON diet pill promises rapid fat loss

An advertisement for GALAXON claims you can lose ugly fat in seven days without exercise or laxatives. It touts appetite suppression, easy swallowing, and a money back guarantee with full refunds via Casey Drug Store for mail orders.

Casey Drug Store

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