Spring Concert by St. Cecilia Music Club Delights Audience
National Music Week was observed as the St. Cecilia Music Club staged a spring concert in the Senior High School Auditorium. The piano ensemble and chorus performed a varied program from Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite to Rogers and Hammerstein The Sound of Music. The 23 member chorus and 12 woman piano ensemble closed with Debussy Arabesque. The performance featured solos by Mrs. W. H. McMurray and Mrs. Paul Haight and was directed by Mrs. H. Howard Hollenshead with Mrs. John P. Nation at the piano.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
Tschaikowsky
Rogers and Hammerstein
Malaguena
Lecuona
Ev'ry Mountain
W. H
Beethoven
Chopin
Gershwin
Debussy
Ann Harrison
Social Scene May 9 1967 Roosevelt PTA and Clubs
May 9 social calendar lists Roosevelt PTA groups and United Presbyterian Women meetings with times and hostesses, plus Christian church circles, YWCA units, coin club, and club dinners. May 10 lines include HDU groups, PTA study, bridge clubs, American Legion Auxiliary dinner, and multiple ladies clubs across Humboldt Iola and Tioga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Pta
Harold McNeal
S. Edith
United Presbyterian Women
Reuben Burkman
Walter Poor
Rachel
Dana Dorst
W. Oak
Ruth
Esther Group
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Hotel
St. Mary’s
Carl Tribbie
W. 2Nd
St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church
Kenneth Horton
Peace and Progress Hdu
Harley Knapp
Hutton Pta
Wayne Cooper
St. Lincoln
Cottage Grove
Myrtie John
Humboldt
Bridge Club
Arch Alien
St. Central
American Legion Auxiliary
Autumn Mothers Club
Holly Mothers Club
Richard Willis
N. S
Tennessee
Merry Mothers Club
Menegay’s
Iola
Tioga Hdu
C. H. Bundy
Central
Mrs Wells Heads Laurel Mothers Club Officers Elected
Laurel Mothers club met with Mrs Wayne Klauman as hostess. Officers elected include Mrs Robert Wells president Mrs Glenn Kiddoo vice president Mrs Klauman secretary and Mrs Vernon Myers treasurer. Plans made for May 17 installation luncheon and June 5 children’s picnic. Door prize won by Mrs Lonnie Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
Wayne Klauman
Robert Wells
Glenn Kiddoo
Klauman
Vernon Myers
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Buford Allen
Lonnie Rhodes
Graduation notes spark reader debate and ideas
Readers defend graduation announcements as invitations not invoices and discuss etiquette around invites and tickets. A nurse shares insights from care work showing generosity and humanity, urging kindness and understanding in personal exchanges. The letter is dated 1962 and cites The Chanute Tribune.
Tangy Pork Roast Recipe From Haydn Pearson
Narrator recalls farm raised pork and shares a tangy roast with roasted potatoes string beans and tomato aspic. He lists herbs thyme oregano marjoram parsley garlic salt and cloves and describes a 375 degree roast time per pound with cloves removed before serving. He invites reader reaction and notes pork should be well done.
Annual Krone Reunion Held at Humboldt
The Krone reunion gathered at Humboldt Community Park on the first Sunday in May. Descendants of Mr and Mrs Fred Krone, who moved to Humboldt in 1911 from Addieville Illinois, attended along with numerous relatives including Albert Krone Tulsa Harold Seefeldt Eddie Ella Tyro Leonard Carlson Beckie Anna Marie Eric Lavenburg Ed Seefeldt Mrs Leonard Krone Phyllis Darrell LaDonna Debbie and Robert Humboldt.
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Krone
Humboldt Community Park
Fred Krone
Humboldt
Addieville, Ill
Albert Krone
Tulsa
Harold Seefeldt
Eddie
Ella
Tyro
Leonard Carlson
Beckie
Anna Marie
Eric
Lavenburg
Ed Seefeldt
Leonard Krone
Phyllis
Darrell
LaDonna
Debbie
Robert
Community notices and tea honor wide Chanute group
The piece lists many local residents and families from Chanute and nearby areas. It notes a June meeting, plus Erie hostess Mrs John Bebbington who led an Odense Home Demonstration Unit tea for HDU week with eight members and six guests. Mrs Chaffee spoke on a Coffeyville district meeting and Mrs Sellegren led a Home Furnishings lesson with guests named.
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Erie
John Bebbington
Odense Home Demonstration Unit
Bebbington
John Chaffee
Coffeyville
Clyde Sellegren
Mmes. Lucile Roberts
Virgil Hanson
Homer Wallis
Norma Fulps
Glen Winder
Mrs. C. J. Baughn Honored at Birthday Dinner
Mrs. C J Baughn of 1529 S Malcolm was honored Sunday with a family birthday dinner. Attending were family members including Harry Laver and many relatives bearing the Laver and Baughn surnames, along with other names in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Baughn
C. J. Baughn
S. Malcolm
Harry Laver
Wallace Senstedt
Irvin Headley
Christine
Larry
Jerry
Elsmore
Stella Laver
Ray
Arthur Ludlum
Delores
Shirley
Gary
Moran
Harley Laver
Donna
Dean
Gene Laver
Iola
Clyde Laver
Brenda
Dewayne Ard
Rhonda
Janet
Lavenburg
Barbara
Sharon
Robert
Cheryl Allen
Kimball
Bud Chambers
Roger
Lonnie
Dennis
Davie
Rose
Wayne Romine
Dewayne
Mike
Sandy
Keith
Donald Baughn
J. D. Baughn
Darrell Baughn
Mrs Grimes Wins Second in Verdigris Valley Art Show
Mrs Grimes of 628 Lincoln in Independence won second prize in the Verdigris Valley Art Exhibit real istic category with her pastel The River Road. A $20 cash award was presented. Judge Maurice DeBinna, Tulsa art editor, officiated as judge. Grimes sold the winning entry and three other pastels.
Rainbow Home Demonstration unit hosts guest coffee event
Mrs. Frank Fackler hosted a Friday morning guest coffee for the Rainbow Home Demonstration unit at 522 W. 4th. Eleven members and four guests attended. Co host Etna VanWickle announced the unit's year activities and gold seal standard of excellence. Next meeting set for Friday with Mrs. Jay T. Klinginsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fackler
W. 4Th
Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit
Mmes
Geneva Ford
C. Y. Allison
S. L. Burris
Ambie Eckard
Etna VanWickle
C. G. Shippy
Jay T. Klinginsmith
Spring Into Summer Fashion Show Teas Lounge Event
The Jaycee Jaynes hosted a tea and fashion show in the Home Savings lounge with the theme Spring into Summer. Narrator Mrs. Leon Fink introduced the program as JoDean Cox played accordion and Patricia Mayer performed a tap dance. Door prizes went to Anna Belle Highbough Clara Colvin Charles Newton Lene Clements Fred White Gladys Hendrix Fink Herman Colvin Ray Christiansen Jim Keller Larry Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Home Savings Lounge
Leon Fink
JoDean Cox
Patricia Mayer
Annabelle Highbough
Mmes
Clara Colvin
Charles Newton
Lene Clements
Fred White
Gladys Hendrix
Mmes. Fink
Herman Colvin
Ray Christiansen
Jim Keller
Larry Mathews
4 282 000 Babies Born in U S During 1961
Washington AP reports 4 282 000 babies born in 1961, a new U S record, with infant death rate at a new low. The Public Health Service notes a net population increase of 2 580 000 not counting immigration, from 4 257 650 births in 1960 to 4 282 000 in 1961.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
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Diadra Sweaney
Suzanne Mundell
Jaynes
Tribune
Kathy Blunk
Dial Tribune
Seamona Hdu
Kenneth Hasty
Mrs. Wells
Laurel
Myers
Tey’ Mal
Flag
Motherhood
U.S. Marines
Ann Landers
R.N
Chanute Tribune
Haydn
Pearson
Middle West
Arthur Krone
Alfred Krone
Frank Krone
Herman Krone
Philip Cooper
Wilbur Allison
Nancy
Lori
Clifford Erickson
Steve
Joann
Tim
Tom
Francis Bernd
Chuck
Forrest Hossack
Mary
Julia
Neil Krone
Cheryl
Mark
Irvin Lassman
Lynda
Diane
Kenneth
Elna Bomberger
Scott
Craig
Ear Lee
Roy Goodingfeldt
Martha Seefeldt
Evelyn
June Seefeldt
Chanute
Keith Culbertson
Mrs. Grimes
Rainbow Unit
U.S
Murphy - Miller
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
Chanute, Kansas
Twa
Parkshire
Big Handsome Grill
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