Legion Auxiliary Names Delegates for State Convention
ERIE The American Legion and Auxiliary appoint delegates led by P McKinnie president and Mrs. Mil, with Mrs. Ted Kyle and others chosen to attend the state convention at Cleo Dalton secretary. A May 26 27 pop pie sale funds wreaths for Memorial Day graves.
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Erie
American Legion
P. McKinnie
Mil Auxiliary
Lord Hall
Cleo I. Dalton
Hutchinson
Harold Heaton
The
Post
Ted Kyle
Marion Richey
DeLena Casady
Dale Lairmore
Kyle
Ronald Yockey
Pammy
Ness City
Bill Yockey
Marion Edwards
Olathe
Everett McGowen
Robert Krieger
Gene Bradley
Oswego
Everett F. Swaney
Tinker Afb
Oklahoma City
Tom Hudson
Oliver Swaney
Chanute
Golf Open draws tight finish as strong winds test leaders
Miss Englehorn earned 836 for a three round total of 215 in the 6500 ninth annual tournament. Jo Ann Prentice finished third at 216 after a final round 73. In the same event Tommy Bolt placed second with 5,000 prize money and a 71, while Bill Collins and Bob Rosburg followed. Arnold Palmer posted 296 in a 26 man field.
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BB Club
G. C. Freeby
Freeby
Cleo J. Dalton
J. E. Wright
E. M. Dyson
Chanute
20Th Century Club
Pauline Reynolds
Rosa Morrison
Seth Nation
Las Vegas
Nev
Lambridge
L. G. Rice Snead
E. D. Money
Lamb
Pearl
West Redmond
Virginia Hills
Spokane
Miss Englehorn
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Tommy Bolt
Tommy
Bill Collins
Bob Rosburg
Doug Ford
Jay Hebert
Indians to present church program by Klaudt family
The Klaudt Indian family from Ft. Berthold North Dakota will perform as music evangelists at the Church of God 402 South Kansas Tuesday at 8 p.m. They are members of the Aric kara Indians community.
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Klaudt
Ft. Berthold
North Dakota
Church of God
S. Kansas
Interesting Items In Boyle's Mail
HAL Boyle shares assorted curiosities ranging from average miles driven annually to eye reaction times and barber shop lore. The column notes Martinis origin, a NY sportscaster’s roots, quotes from James Barrie, and facets of daily life, including fashion, arithmetic career prospects, and global trivia.
Ruth Jessen Wins Peach Blossom Golf Title
Ruth Jessen of Seattle won the Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Women's Open in Spartanburg by holding a four stroke lead with a final round 73. The $1,083 prize pushed her 54-hole total to 212 on rounds of 71 68 73. Shirley Englehorn posted a par 72 in the event.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Shirley Englehorn
Primatene Offers Nonprescription Asthma Relief
New York reports that the asthma formula doctors prefer for private patients is now sold without prescription in most states. Primatene tablets open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and relieve nervous tension, providing minutes of relief and hours of freedom from spasms for 98 cents at drug stores.
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New York
N.Y
Elderly Man Drowns In Home Basement
In Burgess Missouri a 71 year old man Pirro Farnell drowned in a water filled basement after slipping on wet steps while attempting to start a pump. His wife said she last saw him about 5 30 p m and the body was found four hours later. Islands of Scilly off England have five inhabited isles St Marys Tresco St Martins St Agnes and Bryher.
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Lamar
Burgess
Missouri
Kansas Line
Pirro Farnell
Islands
St. Mary's
Tresco
St. Martin's
St. Agnes
Bryher
Isles of Scilly
England
Kimball Grade School Pupils Visit Pittsburg District Meeting
Kimball grade school pupils visited Pittsburg with teachers for a district meeting. The trip included stops at the college museum, TV studio, pottery plant, and a bakery, with over 100 friends contributing gifts after a recent fire at the Harding home.
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Melody Matinee
Marion Wright
Linda
Paul Cook
Morris Raney
Ricky
Randy
Willard Allen
Barbara
Cheryl
Lyle ‘Honn
Lyla
Lawrence Ewing
Daren
Jewell
Russell Page
Carl Hazen
Merrie Hibbs
Lillie Ewing
Erie
Belle Delphane
Lewis
Chanute
Barbara Franklin
Wilma Horn
Walnut
Kimball
Chery
Weather delays ripple through SEK track and golf events
Rain continues to push back regional meets across SEK. The Winfield regional is slated for Saturday while Coffeyville golf postpones with no new date. Track events at Leavenworth and Pittsburg face possible cancellations if skies stay uncooperative. Doane Juco Invitational and other local meets await clearer conditions.
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Winfield
Coffeyville
Leavenworth
W. H. McMurray
Chanjute Schools
Doane, Neb
Chanute
Wichita
Chanute Tribune Briefs May 8 1961
Local brief items from the Chanute Tribune dated May 8 1961 cover community notices and short reports. Highlights include civic updates, upcoming events, and small items involving residents and area organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Royster Junior High and Elementary Bands Postponed
School officials said rainy weather forced the postponement of the Royster Junior High and Elementary bands concert. The event, originally slated for last Friday, will now be held Wednesday night.
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Royster
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Legion Auxiliary Names Delegates
Ulty
Red Barn
Fort Scott
Jack Shireman
Bill \Zink
Lloyd Shrum
Robert Overstreet
Pat Walker
John Favero
Bill Singleton
WSCS
Federated Church
William Hill
Marvin Huffman
E. 0. Olson
Kinney
Clark Fleming
G. C. Pledge
Salb
Cleo Dalton
L. R. Rog
Will Beless
Snead
Boyle
Hal Boyle
U.S
Sparta
Occidental
Mel Allen
New York Yankees
Detroit
James M. Barrie
France
Cooks’ Union
Clairvoyant Society
Jeannie Thomas
Uncle Sam
Scotland
John Stuart Mill
Peach Blossom
Krone
S. Lincoln
Morrell Pride
Hanna Barbera Prod
Imr
Jinks
Kellogg's Cereals
ALL Stars
Stokely
Stewart
Oxydol
van Camp
Speas
Cheez
Ibauers Market
Owen Pit
Lindsay
Rocery
Pittsburg
A. D. Campbell
Elsmore
Ronald Olson
Elimer Owen
Ella Brown
Mercy Hospital
Paul Reed
Frank Smith
Reed
St. Paul
Howard Sharp
Bartlesville
Mary
William
Grant Hdu
EUB Church
Stella Laver
Ray
Virgil Olson
Freda Kepley
Bennie Johnson
Spring Valley
Minn
Darlene Johnson
Don Sailors
Stark and
Bank of Commerce
the Bank OF
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Chanute Jaco Black Panthers
Fredonia
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
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