Hospital Auxiliary Reports 6228 Snack Bar Hours and New Officers
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary announced 60 volunteers on permanent snack bar shifts and 2043 workers contributing 6228 hours to the project last year. Since inception three years ago the group has donated 3200 for modern equipment, and awards were given for 100 and 500 hour pins to several members. New officers for 1965 66 were elected and total 1965 membership rose to 222.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Art Holmes
Milo Johnson
Grace Boman
Mmes
Dorothy Bauer
Naomi Dickerson
Mamie Hamilton
Lillian Johnson
Elva Johnson
Olive Kessinger
Lucille Klingensmith
Signe
Social Calendar Highlights from Dia Tribune May Events
The listing shows multiple church and group meetings across Wednesday and Thursday May. Notable gatherings include Friendly Thimbe Civcl and Women’s Missionary Society at Grant Avenue Baptist and First Methodist, Circle groups at several addresses, Rainbow Division Veterans dinner at Memorial Bidg, and PTA and Grace Episcopal Church activities. Also noted are Southeast Kansas District Home Ec Meeting at Municipal Auditorium and Rural Grange Meeting at Rural School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Thimbe
R. C. Barker
PTA
St. Anne
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
General Meeting
Southeast
Kansas
Municipal Auditorium
Channcomer
Tioga Inn
Royal Neighbors of America
tooFr Hall
Bible Bacchist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rural Grange Meeting
Rural School
PEO
Don Rankin
S. Highland
Seamona HD
Lou Reinhard
Erie
Funeral funds for ages 39 to 79 offer guaranteed protection
An advertisement invites applications for life insurance with $20 or $1000 guaranteed lifetime protection for people aged 39 to 79. No agent will call. Send name address ZIP code and birth year to Great Levi n insurance College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Leven Insurance
4-H Best Yet Club Hosts Photo Tour at Studio
The Best Yet 4-H photography class met Thursday evening at Drisdell's Studio. Millard Drisdell led a tour of the studio and darkroom and demonstrated film development and enlargement. Twelve members and leader Mrs. Harley Knapp attended with Mrs. Dale Steinman and Mrs. Wayne Berthot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drisdell
Millard Drisdell
Harley Knapp
Dale Steinman
Wayne Berthot
Bridge Club Meets With Above Average Scores
Four tables played in the lounge of the Home Savings Association during the Monday night meeting of the Duplicate Bridge Club. Notable pairs include Jo Payne with Fred Foster 50.2 and Dick Ramey with Independence 50, Ralph Caldwell with Larry Caldwell 43.42, and F G Hooker with W E Gillian 43.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
Dick Ramey
Independence
Ralph and
Larry Caldwell
F. G. Hooker
W. E. Gillian
Clyde Bloomheart
Ed Parr
Home Savings Association
Petty Adams Exchange Vows at Thayer Christian Church
Belinda Joyce Petty and Orval Keith Adams wed in a Sunday ceremony at the Thayer Christian Church officiated by Rev. Virgil Collins. The couple, from Chanute and Earlton, were attended by family including maid of honor Sharon Lynn Petty and best man Thomas R. Adams. A reception followed as out of town guests joined relatives in celebrating the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Belinda Joyce Petty
Orval Keith Adams
Christian Church
Virgil Collins
Sharon Lynn Petty
Thomas R. Adams
Coronado
Bill Haskins
David Kustanborter
Merita Heath
Sharon Calhoon
Ann L. Gaughn
Carolyn Chickadonz
Adams
Chanute High School
Thayer Schools
Korea
Neosho County
Erie
Virgil Douglas
Gladys Gentry
Novella Gentry
C. R. Cleaver
Frank Baughn
Frank Russell
Dennie Graves
Diana Davidson
Ann L. Baughn
Carlo Jane Hole
C. J. Baughn
David Kustandorter
Chester Kustandorter
Bill Allen
Frank Haines
Herbert Keighley
Michael L. Petty
Chanute
Chet Baughn
Kenny Chapman
Fredonia
Charles J. Petty
Harley R. Johnson
Eric
Everett Parsons
Ralph Greer
L. L. Shultz
Chilren
Neodesha
Cora Tucker
Maude McKay
Clyde Swayze
F. L. Kash
Cherryvale
Frank Shaw
Girard
Charlies W. Collins
Galesburg
Edward Burgan
Bill Bearden
Altoona
Dale Myers
Tulsa
Augusta
Thomas 8. Adams
Calif
Orum Adams
Charley Dighero
Barston
Chanute Cycle Club Plans Winfield Trip
Chanute Cycle Club members plan a ride to Winfield to attend the Monday night meet ing of the club at the club house on South Plummer. Eleven members attended with a Sunday meeting at Vickers Station to depart at 7 30 AM. Don Ensley announced May recreation planning committee members Herb Wolf and Mr and Mrs Larry Young. A safety film was planned. next meeting May 18 at 7 30 PM at 1604 S Plummer, visitors night for motorcycling enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lausch
Don Ensley
May
Herb Wolf
Larry Young
1604
S. Plummer
Rebekah Lodge Holds Session in IOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge met in the IOOF Hall Monday night with Mrs H M Wilmoth presiding. Sixty eight members attended Mrs Robert Willan was recommended for lodge deputy and Mrs Edgar Gilbert elected representative with Mrs Arthur Coonrod as alternate for the state assembly meeting in Colby October 13 and 14. Mothers receiving honors for Mothers Day were Mmes J C Shinn Harvey Manly Della Dunn Ruth Nicholson Galdys Franklin May Edmonson and Viola Lefan. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs C W Stevens. Participants included Mmes L M Biele E Gilbert O S Bitterhouse Harold Claus and Etta M Hanson. Mothers Day program included a piano solo by Becky Nelson and readings by Mrs Neile Stevens. Spring flowers decorated tables as refreshments were served. Committee members were Mmes Ruth Erwin Ada Livingston Ida McCoy and James B McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willan
Lodge
Edgar Gilbert
Arthur Coonrod
State Assembly
Colby
Mmes
J. C. Shinn
Harvey Manly
Della Dunn
Ruth Nicholson
Galdys Franklin
May Edmonson
Viola Lefan
Becky Nelson
Neile Stevens
Ruth Erwin
Ada Livingston
Ida McCoy
James B. McKenzie
WWI Barracks and Auxiliary Hold Evening Meeting
Veterans of World War I Barracks and Auxiliary met in the Memorial Building at 6:30 p.m. on Monday for a covered dish dinner. Invocation by chaplain Ernest Crawford and performances by Shelter Propst and Maxine Stoll highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Ernest Crawford
Shelton Propst
Maxine Stoll
Joe Jackson
Language Learned Towanda Family Studies Norwegian
Richard W. Mooney a scientist with Sylvania Electric Products and his wife and three children relocated to Trondheim Norway after winning a Fulbright Hayes Scholarship for private research. The family began learning Norwegian by labeling every household item including drapes rug sofa chairs and even the dog to adapt to life abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda, Pa
Richard W. Mooney
Norway
Mooney
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Trondheim
Center Ridge family night at local church program
Center Ridge residents held a Friday night gathering at the church with about 40 attendees. Becky Nelson performed a piano solo, Paula Kay Kathy and Nancy Carlson played an instrumental trio, and Judy Carlson sang. Millard Carlson gave devotions. Rev. Darrel Miley of Buffalo Nazarene Church spoke. A graduation gift was given to Miss Nelson. Rev. C H Borchers offered the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
Becky Nelson
Paula Kay
Kathy
Nancy Carlson
Millard Carlson
Judy Carlson
Darrel Miley
Buffalo Nazarene Church
Miss Nelson
C. H. Borchers
TB Nursing Workshop Attracts 100 Attendees
An all day tuberculosis nursing workshop at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital drew about one hundred nurses from general and tuberculosis hospitals and public health departments. The session covered tuberculosis as a family issue with panel discussions and talks by Viola Unruh and Harold Geer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Kansas Interorganization Committee On
Charlotte L. Greer
R.N
Chanute
Viola Unruh
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Madeline van Horn
Coffey County
Burlington
James Brown
Southeast
Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
J. F. Gonzalez
William Brazil
Tuberculosis Hospital
Newman Memorial Hospital
Emporia
Harold Geer
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Topeka
Florence Linton
State Department of Health
Kansas
Raymond Brown Honored On Sixth Birthday Party
Raymond Brown was honored with a birthday party Saturday at his parents home Mr and Mrs Fred Brown 1405 S Denman Invited guests included Jess Hazen Rick Humfrey Kevin Mahony Darrel Moyer Jamie Ogle Raymond Phillips Kent Crownover Jimmie Kehorn Larry Ruggles and Brian Purdy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Brown
Fred Brown
S. Denman
Jess Hazen
Rick Humfrey
Kevin Mahony
Darrel Moyer
Jamie Ogle
Raymond Phillips
Kent Crownover
Jimmie [Kehorn
Larry Ruggles
Brian Purdy
Scout Troop 54 Ventures to Camp Wonderwood
Scout News reports Troop 54 of Girl Scouts met at Murray Hill school and traveled to Camp Wonderwood then to Austin for a picnic and river wading. Fifteen girls, leaders Mrs. John Splane and Mrs. Gilbert Ranz, plus guests Mrs. Charles Follmer and Teri Tharp attended.
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Troop
Girl Scouts
Troop 54
Murray Hill School
Camp Wonderwood
Austin
John Splane
Gilbert Ranz
Charles Follmer
Teri Tharp
May 4 1965 Chanute Tribune Highlights
The Chanute Tribune on May 4, 1965 reports local news from Chanute and surrounding USD 413 area. Community events, school notes, and brief notices appear on page 3 with period-accurate tone.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruce Burris
Randall Diver
Don Abbuehl
Gordon Barker
C. L. Fisher
Joe Hummer
Gaylord Bauer
J. Murray Shively
R. B. Pearman
Carl Stevens
Victory HD Unit
F. A. Prosser
Wilbur Thompson
Howard McNeill
Prosser
Dia Tribune
Bridge Club
Terry
E. Main
Petty-Adams
Thayer Church
Virgil Petty
S. Edith
Earlton
Joyce Reece
Faye Reece
Miss Reece
Charles Petty
Gary Adams
Mrs. Petty
Jenhrson
Chanute Cycle Club
Winfield
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
H. M. Wilmoth
Noble Grand
Jack
Wwi
Ralph Miller
O. W. Pargen
D. L. Geeding
Department
Great Bend
George Wilson
Fred Heinze
John Thielen
Heinze
C. M. Hill
George Washburn
Allen Monument Company
S. Central
Orraing
Dodge City
Salina
Scout News
Pack
Den
Thompson
Cub Scouts of
Louis Jordan
Buddy Kihm
Ben Drews
Wans Downs
Es Po
Petticoat
Korell
Dacron
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