Neosho Valley Pupils Tour Safari Museum
Neosho Valley School District pupils from grades one to seven visited the Safari Museum, the Bank of Commerce and Bennett Creamery for refreshments Tuesday afternoon. Accompanied by teacher Mrs. Ernest Wahl and mothers Mrs. Otto Bright and Mrs. Robert Wiles, students included Mike Wiles, Barbara Cottrell, Tom Harris, Debra Bright, Vicki Harris, Claudette Winder, Debra Ann Bridges, Brad Bright, Janet Cottrell and Vance Bright.
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Neosho Valley School District No. 27
Bank of Commerce and Bennett Creamery
Ernest Wahl
Otto Bright
Robert Wiles
Mike Wiles
Barbara Cottrell
Tom Harris
Debra Bright
Vicki Harris
Claudette Winder
Debra Ann Bridges
Brad Bright
Janet Cottrell
Vance Bright
Social Calendar from the Dial Tribune May Clipped Listings
May calendar items list numerous meetings and events across Neosho communities. Activities include Royal Neighbors dinner at Missionary Prayer Band Bible Baptist Church. Rural Grange and Rural School sessions. Cecilia Music Club. Chapter CD PEO events. Merry Mothers and Devoted Mothers clubs. Rainbow HD Unit. Hospital Auxiliary Tea. Hobby Club. LA of BLF and E Carpenters hall luncheon. AAiriam Circle Rebekah Lodge. Senior Citizens luncheon. TOPS Determinettes. bridge and class sessions at local venues. Times vary from noon to 2:35 pm across May days.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Missionary Prayer
Bible Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rural Grange Meeting
Neosho Valley
Fea
Payren Cooper
Cecilia Music Club
Federation Room
R. W. Fisher
Rainbow HD
Dewey Bedell
Lincoln
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe Wasser
N. Evergreen
Devoted Mothers Club
Edward Offenbacker
BLF
E. Carpenters Hall
Aairiam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof
Memorial
Sawyer Hall
First Methodist Church
Mineral riches spark interest in Ga bon nation
The small country Ga bon has vast mineral resources, drawing regional attention and potential investment. Local authorities assess exploration prospects and international partners weigh options for development amid environmental and governance considerations.
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Gabon
Hospital Auxiliary Tea Friday at Neosho Memorial
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary holds its annual spring tea Friday at 2 p.m. Special awards will be presented to volunteers with over 100 hours of service. Music provided by the St. Cecilia Music Club. All who are interested in auxiliary activities are welcome.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
St. Cecilia Music Club
Dinner Meeting By Retired Workers
Ten members of the local chapter of National Association of Retired Civil Employees met at the Silver Grill Monday noon for a pre Mother's Day luncheon. Ed Wolfe presided at the Heritage room library session. Harry Lewis gave the invocation. The next meeting will be June 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Leif Nelson 1001 W Main.
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National Association of Retired Civil Employees
Silver Grill
Ed Wolfe
Harry Lewis
Leif Nelson
W. Main
Rebekah Lodge Honors Mothers in IOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge met Monday in IOOF hall with Noble Grand Mrs Clarence Manly presiding. Mrs Gladys Franklin was recommended for lodge deputy. Corsages went to the oldest mother Mrs Rebecca Shinn the mother with the most children Mrs Josephine Hibbs and the youngest mother Mrs James McKenzie. Refreshments were served from tables decorated with spring flowers. Those in charge were Mrs Ida McCoy Mrs Myrtle Fletcher and Ruth Burdick.
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Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Noble Grand
Clarence Manly
Gladys Franklin
Rebecca Shinn
Josephine Hibbs
James McKenzie
Ida McCoy
Myrtle Fletcher
Ruth Burdick
Victory Unit guest tea features home demonstration week
A guest tea at 125 S Lafayette hosted by Mrs Fred Gerardy honors Victory HD unit members. Seventeen guests discuss What home demonstration has meant to me. Mrs Wilbur Thompson presides as the group receives the 1963 gold seal. A Coffeyville district meeting is announced.
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Victory HD
Fred Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Mmes
A. B. Johnson
Oscar Martin
Francis Jackson
Lonnie Rhodes
Arthur Garrison
Lawrence Legge
Wilbur Thompson
Coffeyville
Andrew Nelson
Howard McNeill
Homer Waggoner
F. A. Prosser
Buford Allen
Allen Thompson
Nelson
Jerusalem Archbishop Speaks to Episcopal Women Convocation
The Most Rev. Angus Campbell Macinnes, Archbishop in Jerusalem, addressed the Southeast Convocation of Episcopal Church Women at Grace Church. He spoke on the witness required in the Middle East amid hostile religious groups and noted training native leadership. The Right Rev. Edward C. Turner led Holy Communion with assistants Rutland and Lintner. Frances Merchant Parsons presided, and Mrs. Joe Balch chaired local arrangements.
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Angus Campbell Macinnes
Jerusalem
Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Iraq
Israel
Cyprus
Egypt
Libya
Edward C Turner
Kansas
Holy Communion
Rutland
Lintner
Frances Merchant
Parsons
Joe Balch
Women of Grace Church
Betty Lou Butcher
Jof Balch
Edward C. Turner
Diocese of
Macinnes
Two Chanute Women on Discussion Panel
Mrs Ethel M. Green chief social worker and Mrs Ann Hummer public information officer of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital will represent the hospital on a new radio series The Road Back a 31 program set from State institutions under the Department of Social Welfare The first program airs May 11 at 4 30 p m on WIBW Topeka with subsequent broadcasts May 18 May 25 and June 1.
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Chanute
Ethel M. Green
Ann Hummer
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
State of Kansas
Department of Social Welfare
Betty Norris
Kansas State University
Manhattan
WIBW
Topeka
Landrith Family Reunion Sunday in Tioga Hotel
Descendants of the late Thomas Alexander and Sue Ann Landrith of Buffalo plan a family reunion Sunday at the Tioga Hotel with about 55 for a noon dinner. Attendees include Charles Thomas of Hemet California Hope Richards of Wichita and others from Lawrence Caldwell Buffalo and Arkansas City among listed guests and their families.
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Thomas Alexander
Sue Ann Landrith
Buffalo
Tioga Hotel
Charles
Una) Thomas
Hemet
Calif
Allen
Hope) Richards
Wichita
Saudi Arabia
Landrith
Lawrence
Glen
Olive
Mrs Biggs Presides at Patriarchs Militant Meeting
Mrs Nettie Biggs of Fort Scott presided at the Tuesday evening meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant in the Odd Fellows hall. Inspection was conducted by Mrs Irene Moore. Mrs Biggs read a poem for Mother's Day. Members attended from Fort Scott Humboldt and Chanute.
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Nettie Biggs
Fort Scott
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs
Odd Fellows Hall
Irene Moore
Biggs
Humboldt
Chanute
Rita Murrell Bridal Shower Honors Local Bride
A bridal shower for Rita Murrell was held Monday in the EUB church fellowship hall hosted by Mrs. Andy Reed and Mrs. Stanley Tubbs. Guests played games, opened gifts, and enjoyed punch and cake. Numerous attendees and gift givers are listed, with gifts mailed by several individuals.
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Earlton—A
Rita Murrell
Fellowship Hall
EUB
Andy Reed
Stanley Tubbs
Glen Powers
Ronald Umbarger
Linda
Joyce Kethherside
Mrs Hottenstein Honored by Grant Avenue Baptist Circle
Mrs. Louis Hottenstein retiring chair of the Dorcas circle at Grant Avenue Baptist Church was feted with a Tuesday morning coffee at Mrs. B H Sherbenou home. Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss gave a devotional before a planning session for a spring banquet for graduates and a social visit. Twelve women attended.
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Louis Hottenstein
Dorcas
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
B. H. Sherbenou
Frank Hotchkiss
Wulfs Celebrate 40th Anniversary Across States
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter H Wulf Humboldt began in Wichita and moved to Lawrence and Los Angeles with cake portions shared in each stop Their May 1 1924 Wichita marriage was renewed at Immanuel Lutheran Church Wichita Rev L H Deffner officiating The event featured orchids a Lassen Hotel luncheon and a Kansas University visit for Walter Jr The couple later dined in Kansas City and Los Angeles with daughters families and friends.
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Anita Ann Weber
G. Edwin Weber
S. Central
Grandma Taylor
University of Missouri At Kansas City
Rogers and Hammerstein
University Playhouse
Miss Weber
Walter H. Wulf
Humboldt
Wichita
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Walter H Wulf
May Kreitzer
Immanuel Lutheran Church
L. H. Deffner
Deffner
Wulf
Lassen Hotel
Walter H. Wulf Jr
University of
Milada
Peter
Joe
Thomas Bragg
Braxton
Henry Wulf
Robert Wulf
KE. H. Weertz
Cheney
Sam Widiger
War Auxiliary Holds Meeting
Monday evening meeting of the Veterans of WWI Auxiliary in the Memorial building with Mrs. H A Rauhoff presiding. Officers installed Sunday in Independence were praised by Mrs. John Thielen on veterans legislation and Mrs. Joe Rensing urged flag displays on Memorial Way. Georgia B Wilson spoke on veterans hospital needs and reports from the Pratt State Convention were shared. Committees for June were named for dining room and kitchen duties.
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Memorial Building
H. A. Rauhoff
Independence
John Thielen
Joe Rensing
Memorial Way
Georgia B. Wilson
Pratt
Louis Markman
William Rensick
Wilson
K. R. Reinhart
Third District VFW Spring Convention Honors Leaders
The Third District VFW Spring Convention met in Independence with Harry Nelson of Independence elected district commander and Mrs. Harry Rawhoff of 820 S Central named district Auxiliary president. Attendees from Chanute included Mrs. Rawhoff Gertie Adams Etta Hanson Irene Moore and Robert Willan plus several local men and women.
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VFW
Independence
Harry Nelson
Harry Rawhoff
S. Central
Chanute
Mmes
Rauhoff
Gertie Adams
Etta Hanson
Irene Moore
Robert Willan
Howard Dobson
W. J. Althaber
Charles Lett
Melvin Webb
Jeff Bilyeu
Kenneth Raney
Don Wilson
Harry Johnson
Krone Family Reunion Held at Humboldt
The annual Krone family reunion was held at a Humboldt park cabin on Sunday. Attendees included multiple Krone relatives and spouses such as Mrs. Leonard Krone Phyllis Darrell LaDonna Debbie Robert Mr. and Mrs. Glen Doepke David Laura Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seefeldt Humboldt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krone Mr. and Mrs. Neil Krone Cheryl and Mark Mrs. Joyce Hosack Mary Julie Jimmy Arthur Krone Mrs. Phillip Cooper Mike Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Allison Nancy Janet Lori Herman Krone Don Krone Tim Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Krone Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seefeldt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seefeldt Edward Ella Jean Mrs. Irvin Lassman Lynda Diane and Kenneth Mrs. Elna Bomberger Craig and Scott Chanute Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carlson Anna Becky and Eric Lavenburg Mr. and Mrs. George Krone Topeka Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krone Tulsa.
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Krone
Humboldt Park
Leonard Krone
Phyllis
Darrell
LaDonna
Debbie
Robert
Glen Doepke
David
Laura
Edward Seefeldt
Humboldt
Frank Krone
Neil Krone
Cheryl
Mark
Joyce Hosack
Mary
Julie
Jimmy
Arthur Krone
Phillip Cooper
Mike
Lavenburg
George Krone
Topeka
Albert Krone
Tulsa
Doan's Pills Offer Bladder and Pain Relief
Doan's Pills claim four action benefits for bladder irritation and related pains. They soothe bladder discomfort, relieve back and head aches, and provide a mild diuretic effect through the kidneys. The ad touts long-standing use and urges purchasing the large size for convenience.
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Doan
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Safari Museum
Neosho
Philco
E. Main
Dial Tribune
Marller Alanning
Martha Manning
Victory Unit
Lincoln & Walnut
Albert Goering
Newton
Tribune
Betty Williams
Chanute Women
Landrith Family
Mrs. Biggs
Ann Tubbs
Joan Tubbe
Mitzi Buster
Kit Rupe
Richard Shamblin
Jamie Neely
Kim Shamblin
Patti Wolfe
Pat Turrell
Wendell Brand
Cindy
FM. Hill
A. R. Brant
Madine Chickadonz
WY. B Gardner
Dale Roles
Joe Alen
Warmon Walker
Mable Fox
Mrs. Hottenstein
Wulfs
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Rockers
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North Highland
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