Mrs. Graham Joins Europe goodwill tour
Mrs. Clara Graham of 312 N Grant joins a 21 day People-to-People goodwill tour with 15 Kansas food industry delegates visiting seven European nations England Belgium Sweden Russia Poland Hungary and Germany. They will meet European wholesalers retailers and officials to study methods and organization of European marketing and exchange ideas. They also visit Stockholm Belgium Germany and Moscow for tours of engineered systems bakeries vending stores and advanced packaging. S. E. Trieb Kansas State University Extension Economist is the tour coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Graham
N. Grant
Kansas City
Kansas Food Industry
England
Belgium
Sweden
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Germany
Virginia
United States
Stockholm
Kansas
Europe
Jose Guzeman Baldivieso
International
United Brethren WMA Meets for Missionary Study Play
United Brethren Women’s Missionary Association met Wednesday afternoon in the fellowship room. Mrs C E Rains led devotions and the lesson. A play titled Three Knocks in the Night was staged by several members with Mrs Rains narrating. The group studied India Pakistan Ceylon and Nepal. Mrs Arthur Garrison demonstrated sari draping and presented a picture of India. Mrs Grogan presided at the business meeting. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Amanda Sparks for nine members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
C. E. Rains
Mmes
Ira Grogan
Elmer Gibson
Elmer Mathews
Effie Simon
A. E. Turner
Rains
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Nepal
Arthur Garrison
Mathews
John Horton
Grogan
Amanda Sparks
Great Books Discussion Group hosts Moby Dick reading
The Social Calendar notes a Great Books Discussion Group gathering at the library on Sunday May 10 at 7:30 p.m. Readers will discuss Herman Melville's Moby Dick in a community event hosted by the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melile
Moby Dick
Library
Ann Landers column tips on bossy mothers and marriage
A 1963 Ann Landers column discusses a 12 year old’s sass toward mothers, a mother’s overbearing behavior, and how independence helps families. It cites a warning to a husband about temper, and advises a daughter to keep gifts for a later use after a baby’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Miss Cushman Is Engaged to Rinehart
Mr and Mrs Floyd M Cushman announce the engagement of their daughter Marlene Rae to Robert Dean Rinehart son of Mr and Mrs Albert Rinehart No wedding date has been set Miss Cushman is a Chanute High School senior Rinehart is employed at Sutcliffe Oil Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd M. Cushman
S. Santa Fe
Marlene Rae
Robert Dean Rinehart
Albert Rinehart
N. Evergreen
Miss Cushman
Chanute High School
Rinehart
Sutcliffe Oil Company
Petrolia Pupils Tour Topeka On Bus Trip
Fifth through eighth graders from Petrolia School traveled by bus to Topeka on Wednesday. They toured the state capitol building Coca Cola Bottling Company and Stauffer Publishing Company and ate lunches in Gage Park. Return stop was at a shopping center on the Topeka edge. Teacher Mrs Harold Burghart led the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrolia
Topeka
State Capitol
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Stauffer Publishing Company
Gage Park
Harold Burghart
Nancy Hurst
Linda Smith
Nancy Faulkner
Nancy Ford
Beverly Johnson
Janet Orth
Phyllis Taylor
Dale Vowell
Harold Anderson
Linda Barnett
Donnie Hart
Larry Lee
Wayne Moreland
Lowell Johnson
Garold Burghart
Myrl Ford
Oca Johnson
Arthur Middendorf
Eldon Yowell
Patty
Ernest Orth
Joe Maloun
Isometric Exercise Talk At Chaincomers Meeting
Mrs Leroy Barker led an informal program on Isometric Exercises at the Thursday Chaincomers session in the Here Savings Building lounge. Mrs Bob Humphrey demonstrated the exercises as Mrs William Johnson presided amid spring flower centerpieces and a member drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Barker
Chaincomers
Here Savings Building
Bob Humphrey
William Johnson
Mmes. Johnson
John Koop
Burl O’connor
Phil Harris
Ross Graham
Jackie Webster
Norman McKee
Merry Mothers Club Installs Officers
The Merry Mothers Club installed its officers for the coming year after a spring dinner at the Maple Leaf Tea Room. Officers are Mrs. Don Hawley president, Mrs. Fred Brown vice president, Mrs. Bill Smoot secretary, and Mrs. Jack Bennett treasurer. A gift was given to retiring president Mrs. John Havorka. A June picnic for Highland Park children was planned. Eighteen members attended and a door prize was won by Mrs. Dwight Blackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mothers Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Don Hawley
Fred Brown
Bill Smoot
Jack Bennett
Hawley
John Havorka
Highland Park
Dwight Blackwood
Friendly Thimble Club Meets Mrs Rigole Hostess
Mrs Gene Rigole hosted the Friendly Thimble Club at 1224 N Washington with 10 members and one guest Mrs June Smith. Mrs Alice Braschler presided. poems were read after the business meeting. door prize won by Mrs Lois Ard. Next meeting May 21 at 2 p.m. with Mrs Bertha Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Rigole
Washington
June Smith
Friendly Thimble Club
Alice Braschler
Louella Dawson
Braschler
Lois Ard
Bertha Stratton
W. Ist
Trio Attends Kansas Day Club Meeting in Wichita
Mrs Lou Darlington Mrs Edna Peterson and Mrs Roy S Gibson attended the May board meeting of the Women s Kansas Day Club at Crestview Country Club Wichita They were guests at a luncheon by president Mrs Paul Wedin and joined the board of management in the afternoon The year s theme Horseless Carriages Made in Kansas The annual reception will be at Cedar Crest Jan 28 1965 with the annual meeting on Jan 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Darlington
Edna Peterson
Roy S. Gibson
Women’s
Kansas Day Club
Crestview Country Club
Wichita
Paul Wedin
Board of Management
Kansas
Cedar Crest
Mrs Hensley Speaks On Life In Thailand At PEO Meeting
Mrs Hensley told Chapter DD PEO members about daily life in Thailand during an informal talk at Mrs R W Fisher s home 1212 W 7th. She lived in Bangkok for two years. Guest was Mrs Wayne Stockebrand of Boulder Colo, daughter of Mrs C H Pankratz. Fresh lemon leaves and lemons decorated the table with a small lemon tree and yellow candles on lace. Mrs Robert Koch decorated the table and assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hensley
Chapter DD
PEO
Thailand
R. W. Fisher
Hensley
Bangkok
Wayne Stockebrand
Boulder
Colo
C. H. Pankratz
Robert Koch
Chanute couple to wed Don L Meyer on June 20
Miss Berry and Don Lyle Meyer announce their June 20 wedding. Christina Lu Berry, of 321 S Garfield, will wed Don Lyle Meyer, son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Meyer of R 3. Meyer is a Chanute High School and Pittsburg State College graduate and now employed at Honeggers in Topeka. Berry attended Chanute Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Berry
S. Garfield
Christina Lu
Don Lyle Meyer
Lyle Meyer
Miss Berry
Chanute Senior High School
Chanute Junior College
Chanute High School
Meyer
Pittsburg State College
Honeggers
Topeka
Pledging Service By Methodist WSCS
A WSCS pledging service was led by Mrs. Dave McCune at First Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Howard Jenkins lit a candle for new circle leaders. Mrs. Robert Geiger sang "No Man Is an Island." Life membership and pins were awarded. president's pin to Mrs. Jenkins. past president pin to Mrs. Crapson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McCune
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Howard Jenkins
Robert Geiger
Island
Milo Johnson
Jenkins
Leland Crapson
Adah Circle
A. A. Miller
PTA Study Group Highlights Readiness for School Lesson
Hutton PTA met Thursday morning at 1318 S Highland for a study group on testing a child’s readiness for school led by Mrs Wayne Klauman. Hostess Mrs J Jones and leaders Mrs Robert Phillips and Mrs Edward Billbe organized activities for 12 members with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Klauman
Hutton Pta
J. §. Jones
S. Highland
Wayne Cooper
Margaret E. Jenkins
Robert Phillips
Edward Billbe
Oren Barker
Dewey McCoy
Wayne Butcher
Bill Allen
Klauman
Leo Herran
Billbe
Patrol Applicants Interviewed In Topeka For 18 Positions
In Topeka highway patrol officials interview applicants this week for 18 patrol jobs to be filled this year. Lt. Col. Allen, assistant superintendent, said 118 men have applied for the positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Col. Allen
Chanute Tribune May 8 1964 Page 3
Local page features community notes and brief items from Chanute and surrounding areas. May highlights include civic updates, school happenings, upcoming events, and small notices from businesses and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Graham
G.U.M
Moscow University
S. E. Trieb
Kansas State University Extension
MFA Fire
East Main
United Brethren
WMA
Dial Tribune
Drumstick Cafe
Hospital
Elsie and
Floyd Ramsey
F.D
Mrs
Ann
Ann Landers Will of
Gine
Marlene Rae Cushman
Royce Wells
Gay Bauer
Jim Morris
Ralph Caldwell
Koop
Gail Gillian
Doris Brazil
Thimble
Trio
Meeting of Kansas Day Club
Hans Fp
Mrs. Hensley
Don Meyer
Christina Lu Berry
Johnson Studio
Methodist Wscs
Leamona
Ralph Reinhardt
Eric
Coffeyville
Neal Heilman
Lyle Myer
Fred Flottman
Neosho
Philco
E. Main
PTA
Hutton
Patrol
Playtex
Aatei
Comet
Merle Kelly
Ford, Inc
North Evergreen
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