Welfare Fund Appeal for Diocese May 11 at St Patrick's
The Catholic Welfare Fund drive will be held May 11 at St Patrick's church to support the diocese social welfare program. Rev Peter Finnegan notes the appeal covers 25 counties and combines Catholic Social Service, St Joseph's Home for Children, Dorado, and Villa Maria care homes for aging and family services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Peter Finnegan
Wichita
Central Department
Catholic Social Service
St. Joseph's Home For
May Hall Auxiliary Chooses Delegates for Wichita Convention
The May meeting of the auxiliary elected delegates and alternates for the convention in Wichita June 21 22. Named were Mrs Wilma Highfill Mrs Nina Long Mrs De Lena Casady Mrs Gertrude Salle and Mrs Marjorie Dunham as delegates at large with alternates Mrs Marie Kyle Mrs Neva Snyder Mrs Ava Jeffrey Mrs Helen Craven and Mrs Loucille Huffman. The next meeting is June 5 to elect new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Shackelton
Gladys Elsworth
Joyce Weir
Kay Rogers
Vera Montgomery
Ruth Kyle
Mary Lee Harmonson
Lenora Lee
Auxiliary
Auxiliary Department
Wichita
Wilma Highfill
Nina Long
de- Lena Casady
Gertrude Salle
Marjorie Dunham
Marie Kyle
Neva Snyder
Ava Jeffrey
Helen Craven
Loucille Huffman
Community notes from Chanute era capture clubs and births
Erie and vicinity report details the 20th Century Club gathering at Mrs. Howard Winans home with dessert and bridge prizes won by members and guests. Planned entertaining at Mrs Audrey Ewen’s home in two weeks. A new concrete block shop starts at the city power plant under Buck Winslow. Verne Craven travels to Kansas City for medical checkup with son Verle. Mrs. Ed McGowen assists at Craven store during absence. Local visits include Mrs LeRoy Pierce and Mrs Wes Whitworth. New infants include Charles Earl born at Mercy Hospital Parsons and Jayne Carla born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waggoner. The Legion and auxiliary hosted a family dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Winans
Chanute
20Th Century Club
Frank Davidson
R. B. Garvin
Louise Rice
Wintress Richey
Pearl Redmond
Davidson
Garvin
Audrey Ewen
City
Buck Winslow
Pur- Verne Craven
Kansas City
Kansas University Medical Center
Verle Craven
Verle
Ed McGowen
Craven
LeRoy Pierce
Parsons
Wes Whitworth
John Vitt
Jim Droll
Barbara Anne
Jack McKinney
Mercy Hospital
Charles Earl
Larry Coggins
G. R. Lowe
Phoenix
Ore
Walter Waggoner
Jayne Carla
Millers Beat Wichita Twice In Twinbill 7-3 5-4
Minneapolis topped Wichita 7-3 in seven innings as Fay Throneberry and Jerry Zimmerman hit early home runs. In the nightcap Wichita fell 5-4 after Minneapolis rallied with a four run seventh inning aided by Joel Jolly and Charley Gorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charleston
Bears
Millers
Wichita
Minneapolis
Dave Jolly
Juan Pizzaro
Jolly
Fay Throneberry
Jerry Zimmerman
Charley Gorin
Throneberry
Frank Keller
Pizzaro
Local Briefs and Family Notices from Neosho County
The Lesses will skip tonight's meeting. Martha Frank returns to Cedar Rapids after a week here and visits Wichita with sister Mrs. Hindle. Miss Frank worked in Cedar Rapids for 18 months. Sub Delts informal meeting at 7 with Phyllis Ranabargar. Brownie fourth grade fly up at Hutton School Tuesday 7 pm. Mrs. Mark Outhwaite and Emily of Woodland Hills visiting Mrs. Noland. Milton Weide welcomed a son May 1 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. County 4-H clothing leaders trained at Chanute. David L. Kern, seaman USN, husband of Louise Hutton, joins Strikex exercise off Southern California May 5-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Frank
H. Frank
S. Forest
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wichita
George Hindle
Frank
Miss Frank
David L. Kern
James R. Kern
S. Katy
Louise Hutton
S. Lincoln
Worcester
California
Walnut Lodge Plans May 5 Visit and Sale
Walnut Rebekah Lodge led by Bertha Smith met Thursday and accepted an invitation to McCune Lodge on May 5. They arranged a food sale with Flo Hart as Finance chair, and Birthday corsages were given to Bernice Foster Olive Reis Sig Grace Guthridge Mary Lundrigan and Florine House. Refreshments were served. Visitors included Mrs Thersa Norris and Richard of Chanute with sister Mrs T C Guthridge and Mr Guthridge and Teddy. Mr and Mrs Harvey Harper and sons of Uniontown visited the Wadsacks. Mr and Mrs John Standfast and children of Wichita joined relatives the Little family for the weekend. Mrs Eldon Breshon and daughter were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut — Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Bertha Smith
McCune Lodge
Flo Hart
Finance Committee
Bernice Foster
Olive Reissig
Grace Guthridge
Mary Lundrigan
Florine House
Thersa Norris
Richard
Chanute
T. C. Guthridge
Social Visits and Family News From Local residents
A roundup of weekend and weekday visits includes Billy of Kansas City visiting Jules Breshon and Millie, with Mrs Helen Pryor and daughters. Several Kansas City and Wichita visitors joined relatives in Chanute, Hepler, Gridley, and Erie, plus hospital and medical news and a May Day luncheon note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hter Billy
Kansas City
Jule Breshon
Millie
Helen Pryor
Theodore Zaman
Frank Zaman
Paul Smith
George Beech
Frank Rohmiller
Rhineland
Burit Kensinger
Charlie Clark
George Smith
Wichita
Veteran's Hospital
Gene Cox
Edgar Jones
Lincoln Gains In Western League Standings
Lincoln edged Des Moines 1-0 on two hits to gain a half game in the Western League standings. Colorado Springs tied Albuquerque for second, while the Sky Sox beat Pueblo 5-1 and the Dukes split with Amarillo. Albuquerque dropped the first game 2-1 but won 10-1 in the nightcap as Sioux City and Topeka rainouts paused play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lincoln
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Sky Sox
Pueblo
Dukes
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Sioux City
Topeka
Colorado
Springs
Chanute Boat Club Elects New Officers
Earl Legge of 1706 W Main elected president with Jeff Coots as vice president and Norma Almond as secretary treasurer. A family outing is planned at Freddonia Bay on Fall River for Sunday May 25, and boats may run on Santa Fe lake from pre dawn to post sunset on weekdays and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Legge
W. Main
Chanute
Santa Fe Park
Legislation Needed To Cut Farm Surpluses
Wichita report shows Raymond J. Pollock stating that new legislation is required to prevent growing farm surpluses as the 1957 crop matches a prior peak despite minimal acreage. Expanding foreign markets are urged as the lasting solution to the surplus issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita ‘P
Raymond J. Pollock
Pollock
Commodity Stabilization Service
Production problem highlighted at Kansas grain convention
Pol lock addressed the Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Association convention, noting increased production challenges. He outlined implications for farmers and industry, urging coordinated action and policy support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn
Roosevelt Manley Faces Disturbance Trial Over School Beating
Kansas City Roosevelt Manley 17 one of four youths held after a 16 year old white student was beaten at Central High School will stand trial Thursday for disturbing the peace. Gerald Henderson the victim suffered a fractured jaw and bruises to head and neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roosevelt Manley
Central High School
Gerald Henderson
Novel Peanut Butter Banana Sandwich
A simple sandwich variant uses peanut butter on white bread with thin banana slices. Practical tips for kitchen tasks are noted but focus remains on a creative food idea.
Scouts Meet For Den 4 Pack 100 And Den 1 Pack 25
Mrs. B A Morris led Den 4 Pack 100 as cubs answered roll with What I Like Best About A Circus. Cubs made Mother's Day gifts and closed in a living circle. Den 1 Pack 25 with Mrs Bill Burghart held a wiener roast at Highland Park led by Den chief Dennis Dodd and Norman Hinrichs served drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Morris
Bill Burghart
Highland Park
Dennis Dodd
Norman Hinrichs
State teams split tennis and golf events indoors
Kansas State defeated Iowa State 5-2 in tennis while dropping an 8-7 tennis score in golf. The tennis match was played indoors due to rain.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
State
Iowa State
Cyclones
Shower Honors Marilyn Gates Bride Elect
Marilyn Gates of Topeka, bride elect of Bob Hite, was honored at a bridal shower Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Puckett in Topeka. Hostesses included Mrs. Bill Reinhardt and several Topeka women. guests from Wichita, Tulsa, Emporia, Chanute and Buffalo attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Gates
Topeka
Bob Hite
Paul Puckett
S. Lincoln
Bill Reinhardt
Kenneth, Trent
Lester Smith
C. G. Gates
Jessie Hite
Reinhardt
Emil Dinwiddle
Linda
Buffalo
R. J. Huckstep
Mary Ann Hamilton
Wichita
Trent
Tulsa
Smith
Emporia
Sylvia Shaffer
JoAnn Alford
Mmes
Nettie Huckstep
Paul Parsons
Henry Meyers
Carl Breiner
LaRue Delp
T. L. Kneeland
Howard Jester
Norman Gates
Winona Burkett
L. D. Perry
Chanute
BPW Board Meeting Plans June Delegation
Mrs Nelle Stevens presided the Business and Professional Women's club board meeting at the Silver Grill. The year evaluation report was presented and approved with plans to extend next year’s program. A state convention delegation to Wichita for June 6 7 and 8 was arranged. Refreshments were served. Present were Merle Estes Daisy Jordan Ethel Davidson Ruth Shannon Dr Margaret Wolf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Stevens
Silver Grill
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wichita
Merle Estes
Daisy Jordan
Ethel Davidson
Ruth Shannon
Margaret Wolf
Mmes. Stevens
Gretta Geeding
Mildred Ennis
Adeline Fortney
Marian Campbell
Hazel Slane
Marie Galt
Nora Knight
Edna Peterson
Ada Livingston
Vesta Lightfoot
Gladys Eaton
Betty Gottlieb
Ethel Sullivan
Wedding invitation etiquette for RSVP aware invites
An etiquette reader cautions against sending invitations only to those certain not to attend. It argues invitations should be extended to all who are invited, as a courtesy and to avoid implying disinterest. The piece suggests inclusive invitations reflect proper consideration and respect in wedding planning.
Emporia State baseball suffers loss in rain soaked doubleheader
The story describes Emporia State University baseball facing a 8-1 defeat in a Kansas conference game and mentions a rainout affecting a second game of a doubleheader. It references coach Pete Dougherty and a list of players, with imperfect OCR details about gifts and responses.
Witty Household Etiquette Questions and Answers
A lighthearted exchange asks how to request shoe wiping before entry with a playful tone. It also discusses formatting after a name, suggesting better taste to write 2nd rather than Sec ond. The text appears as conversational guidance on manners and typographic conventions.
Baby Names Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
A series of births are reported at Neosho Memorial Hospital with multiple newborns named Cheryl Ladine, Janet Lynn, Kenneth Dean, Leo Nelson, Charles Lee, Muriel Lou, and Debra Ann. Parents and hometowns include Mr. and Mrs. Willard Allen of Eric, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cottrell, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dean Stokes of Humesboldt, and others from Humboldt and nearby areas.
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Cheryl Ladine
Willard Allen
Eric
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Janet Lynn
James E. Cottrell
Kenneth Dean
Donald Dean Stokes
Humesboldt
Leo Nelson
Jerry W. Young
Highland
Charles Lee
Charles Ballenger
Humboldt
Muriel Lou
Gil Thomas Barratt
Debra Ann
John A. Mueller
Pickled Peaches Recipe From Pantry Notes
Drain syrup from peaches into a saucepan. Add sugar cider vinegar cinnamon stick bay leaf and allspice. Boil until sugar dissolves then add peaches and simmer five minutes. Cool and refrigerate overnight in a covered container.
How to Make Chocolate Curls for Dessert Garnish
Use a swivel-blade vegetable peeler to curl fresh soft chocolate. Either unsweetened or semi-sweet chocolate works for this decorative dessert garnish.
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Walter Meeker
Pittsburg
Ray Smith
Lake McKinley
Meeker
Leon Stanley
Chris Stanley
Bud Roberts
William Hobson
Calexico
Calif
Ed Gossett
Wayside
Gossett
Erie & Vicinity
The
Legion and Auxiliary
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Lesses
Phyllis Ranabargar
N. Grant
Hutton School
Mark Outhwaite
Emily
Woodland Hills, Calif
Outhwaite
J. D. Noland
N. Highland
Milton Weide
N. Central
4-H
Marjorie E. Price
Neosho County
Fred Bohlander
Frank Bohlander
Arkansas City
Charles van Meter
Hepler
C. F. van Meter
Frank Fox
Fort Leonard Wood
L. A. Fox
Jim Hurt
Roy Hurt
Dick Bruenjes
Clyde Brenner
Leslie Brenner
Stark
J. R. Brenner
Frank Gilliard
Charley van Meter
Charley van Meter Sr
Marion Wilson
Pittsburgh
Mason Bass
Floyd Wilson
George Wilson
Sidney Tredway
St. Louis
Tredway
Chanute Boat Club
Scout News
BPW
Boyd Burns
Sunshine
Xreal Roya
Hart
Olson
Justiite
Birdseye
Main & Highland
West Main & Plummer
Supreme
Rinso
Brach’s
el Rancho
Burgundy
Web
Ohse
TNA
Miracle
Canad
Ena
Pac
Fou
K. Ux
LUX
Arkansas
Spry
Cleanm
Wma
Loisues
P&g
Duz
Lifebuoy
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