County Health Nurse In Preventive Role
Erie Neosho County public health nurse Mrs. Bob Overstreet, 24, speaks on preventive care. She works three days a week and aims for full-time next year, guiding eye tests, TB follow-ups, home visits, new mother care, health education, and nursing advocacy. She trained at Research Hospital School of Nursing and lives in Erie with husband and 16 month old Mary Kim.
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Bob Overstreet
Erie
Neosho County
Overstreet
Home Economics Advisory Board
Mary Kim
Tribune
Rainbow and church society schedules in May calendar
Social notes list various church and community group meetings for May including Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple 6:30 am May 3, Women's Missionary Society events at Grant Avenue Baptist First Methodist and United Brethren churches, UPW circles, CWE First Christian, Royal Neighbors, and Beta Delite chapter events with times from 12 noon to 7:30 pm. Bridal shower honors Sandra Thornhill for May 6 in Tulsa with many attendees.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Association
United Brethren In
Christchurch
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
St. Patrick's High School
CWF
The
First Christian Church
C. A. Deay
W. Main
Henry Alford
Harold Cox
Franklin
Albert Benson
Wilson
Don Cooper
CWE
Church
Rainbow Home
Dewey Bedell
Lincoln
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
IC Guild of Te Evangelical United Brethren Church
Randall Diver
Larson
Zion
Lote Browning
He W
Will Quilt
Peterson Turf Wed in Erie
Helen Irene Peterson of Erie and Arthur Turf of Terra Bella California were married Friday evening at the Church of the Nazarene in Erie. Rev Clayton Stanton officiated with Mrs Lila Culberson as attendant. The bride wore a navy dress suit and a pink carnation corsage. They plan to reside in Erie.
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Helen Irene Peterson
Erie
Arthur Turf
Terra Bella
Calif
Church of the Nazarene
Clayton Stanton
Lila Culberson
Kansas City
California
Bridge Club Scores Report From Dupli cate Bridge Night
Dupli cate Bridge at the Tioga Hotel drew above average scoring teams led by Dan Forbes and Neodesha with 45 1 2. Notable pairs included Mrs Dan Forbes Neodesha partner Bob Allen at 44 1 2 and Mrs Clyde Bloomheart with Bob Ward at 39.
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Duplicate Bridge
Tioga Hotel
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Fred L. Johnson
Bob Allen
Clyde Bloomheart
Bob Ward
Alfred Eaton
Yong Kim
Parks Delahunty
Herbert Joslin
Secretary of State Group Elects Sherrill Rush Leader
Sherrill Rush elected state secretary Saturday to head the junior division of the Kansas Federation of Music clubs at Hutchinson. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herla Rush of 523 Santa Fe and a member of the Junior St. Cecilia Music club which won first in yearbooks and achievement records and second in club rating. The Youth St. Cecilia Music club also won second in yearbooks achievement records and club rating.
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Sherrill Rush
Herla Rush
Santa Fe
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Hutchinson
St. Cecilia
Achieve
St. Cecilia Music Club
Ancient Sparta infant exposure condemned in council tale
In ancient Sparta a newborn faced inspection by a council of inspectors. If deemed weak or deformed the child was cast from a cliff on Mount Taygetus.
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Ancient
Sparta
Mt. Taygetus
PRETTY PAIR sewing pattern advertisement
Marian Martin pattern 9063 offers a dress and jacket for girls sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with fabric requirements listed. Mail fifty cents per pattern to The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept New York address with name address and style number. Includes note on a spring summer catalog and pattern mailing instruction.
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Marian Martin
Marion Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
W. Y
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers in IOOF Hall
New state officers for the Rebekah Lodge were elected at a Monday night meeting in IOOF hall. Officers include President Marie Raffelock Ottawa and Vice President Faye Foust Moline with other appointed roles listed. three membership transfers were accepted and a hospital auxiliary donation made.
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Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Marie Raffelock
Ottawa
Faye Foust
Moline
Vadia Kaylor
McPherson
Agnes Eaton
Kansas City
Kan
Helen Applebee
Jewell
Ralph Burghart
Bessie Camerell
Lodge
Gene Oyler
Rebekah
Liberal
Violet Stewart
Pueblo
Colo
Ora Ritterhouse
Lila Mee
Merle Brinkmeyer
F. J. Meeker
Theresa Ker
Wortman Wins Dress Exhibit at Weaver Conference
Mrs. Carl Wortman took first place in the dress exhibit at the eighth annual Mid-West Weaver's Conference held Friday and Saturday on the Kansas City University campus. The Tulsa Hand Weavers Guild sponsored the event with attendees from Chanute including Mrs. Marian Grady Mrs. E. L. Kay and Mrs. Floyd L. Johnson. Chicago's Mark Ehrmann was the speaker.
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Carl Wortman
Kansas City University
Tulsa Hand Weaver's Guild
Chanute
Marian Grady
E. L. Kay
Floyd L. Johnson
Mark Ehrmann
Chicago
Best Yet 4-H Club News Highlights Meeting Drills
The Best Yet 4-H Club opened with the flag salute and singing The 4H Spirit led by Billy Whitworth. Members answered roll and discussed Easter meanings. The program included Rabbit Song, project talks by Phyllis Ren, Gary Redburn, Neil Feld, and Don Meyer, music by Sherry Keenen, a beef demonstration, and refreshments. A square dance followed. Up and Atom 4-H Club plans a 7 p.m. meeting tomorrow in the Federation room of the Memorial building.
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Billy Whitworth
Phyllis Rensing
Gary Redburn
Neil Feld
Don Meyer
Sherry Keenen
Modern Etiquette on Waiting Staff Attention
A reader asks about snapping fingers to attract a waiter. The answer says it is poor manners and recommends catching the waiter's eye with a head nod. It also advises looking at the speaker to show attention without stare-like fixation. Dial HE 1-4100 The Tribune.
Humboldt church groups hold varied meetings in town
In Humboldt many church groups met, led by officers from the Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist, St. Peter’s Lutheran hosted a circuit session with pastors Ackerman and Heinecke, and Mary Martha Circle elected new officers at a Baptist home gathering. Attendance ranged from fifteen officers and five children to about eighty at the Lutheran event.
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Humboldt
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Rinehart
Marvin Wellcome
Lloyd Hengan
Wellcome
Rinehart
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Ackerman
Herrington
Heinecke
Detroit
Fellowship Hall
Lutheran Guild
Herman Seyfert
Coffeyville
Independence
Chanute
Parsons
Oswego
Columbus
Girard
Brazelton
Hepler
Fort Scott
Mary Martha
Mary Elizabeth Kirby
Roy Harrington
Gabe Cruncleton
Harrington
Cruncleton
Lyndell Mosley
Wayne Gillham
Don Sanders
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Altar Society
Hall
Mia
T. J. Horan
Francis Hay
Disagreement Sparks Interest in Ann Landers Letter
A reader from Charlottesville argues with Ann Landers over advising a father to comfort his jilted teenage daughter. Landers defends her stance, urging balance and humor, while another note requests advice on dealing with a gossiping neighbor and maintaining boundaries.
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Ann Landers
A. B
Charlottesville
Papa
Weather Patchwork With Rain In Several Regions
Light showers and cooler air spread across the East South and Midwest while a storm system weakened. Showers and thundershowers dotted the Carolinas into northern Florida and Louisiana Texas Arkansas and Mississippi. Hail winds near the Sabine River caused property damage. Michigan saw snow flurries. Grangeville Idaho reported heavy rain. Fog at New York LaGuardia diverted about 50 inbound flights and delayed others.
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Midwest
New York State
New England
Virginia
Carolinas
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Sabine River
Texas- Louisiana
Michigan
Grangeville
Idaho
New York
Eastern Seaboard
Bor
Unclear Fragments Describe Temperature Drops Across Regions
Fragmentary text notes cooler conditions extending from the Carolinas to northern Florida and across southern Gulf states into eastern and southern Texas. It mentions temperatures falling by 10 to 20 degrees compared with Monday morning and a broad cool front spreading into Oklahoma and north and central Texas.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Carolinas
Florida
Gulf States
Royal voyage delay as Britannia’s red carpet shortfall fixes
Global briefs report Queen Elizabeth II arriving in Naples with delays after the gangway gap could not be bridged by the nailed down red carpet. In Amman, King Hussein announces engagement of Mona el Hussein to a British colonel’s daughter, prompting a national holiday. In Bolton a fifth floor jazz club fire killed 11 men and 8 women aged in their late teens to early twenties.
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Naples
Italy
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Mona el Hussein
Cot. W. P. Gardiner
Royal Jordanian Engineers
Bolton
England
New Tonemaster Hearing Aid Glasses Debut in Peoria
Peoria Illinois announces Tonemaster Mfg Co new ultra slim hearing aid glasses. The glasses resemble regular eyewear yet house miniature transistors and power devices for enhanced hearing. Available in 20 color combos, using wearer fronts and lenses, claims light weight and ear level natural sound.
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Peoria
Ill
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Rutter
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Circle Seven
Jenna Na Fon
Miss Thornhill
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Tulsa
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Henry Myers
Paul Parsons
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Harvey Lassman
Robert Townsend
Mae Binger
Wayne Breiner
Warren Breiner
Jackson
Miss
Charles Gates
Topeka
Vincent Saving
Bridge Club
Seno
Dee Evans
Elsie Ivins
0. H. Bates
Eva Disney
Area Home Loan Headquarters
Yates Center
Iola
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute Ridg. & Loan
Savings and Loan Associations
Up and Atom
Federation
Memorial Building
the Tribune
Miss Kirby
C. W. McCluskey
Bethany Group
Presbyterian
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W. T. Garvie
Women's Service Guild
McCluskey
Ronald Middendorf
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas University
Alpha Shoemaker
Richard MecMinimy
Neva Crawford
Wichita
Herman Crawford
Betty
Jack Read
Roy Mason
Nolan Carrier
Ann
Wilsons Clothiers
Global Briefs
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Tonemaster Mfg. Co
Alta Road
Macshore Classics
Macshore
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