Erie High Honor Roll Fifth Six Weeks
Honor Roll at Erie High lists First and Second Honors by class year. Names include Delma Baker Kay George Nancy Raney Kent Rice and others for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. Additional items note family visits and club events amid community notices and meetings.
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Erie
John Shireman
Delma Baker
Kay George
Nancy Raney
Kent Rice
Mickey Casady
Anita Harvey
Nikki Jones
Sharon Morgan
Brenda Samples
Margie Simmons
Linda Campbell
Linda Craven
Carole LaRue
Kathy Richey
Gene Wheeles
Nancy Womeldorff
Marjorie Hines
Twyla Hines
Roger Kinne
Debra Mullen
Beverly Parker
Linda Raney
Brenda Runer
Anita McCoy
Charles Forsyth
Patsy Harris
Tom Locke
Jeannine Gorman
Larry Huffman
Harolyn Smith
Julie Taylor
Teresa Welch
Mary Ann Wheeler
Linda Hall
Joe Haviland
Margo Barlow
Richard Hines
Rickey Hole
Joyce Taylor
Masonic Funeral Rites and Clergy Coordination
The text outlines standard Masonic funeral practices including that services for a deceased Mason are led by the local lodge when the home lodge is different, and that active pallbearers should be Master Masons in proper attire. It notes honorary pallbearers may be non-Masons and that the service may be standalone or with the family's clergy, with clergy notified and approved if a fraternal service is included. The Ja hnenn Mortuary promotes these services to ease burden on bereaved families.
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Jahnenn Mortuary
Cows Brought to United States by Virginia Colonists
Virginia colonists introduced cattle to the American colonies, marking the initial spread of bovine farming in the early colonial period.
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The
United States
Virginia
Chanute Tribune Subscription Rates In Kansas Counties
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates by mail in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with yearly pricing. The notice identifies Chanute Publishing Company staff and confirms AP affiliation and newspaper publication details.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Neosho
Alen
Wilson
Woodson
Social Calendar May Events With Local Groups In Town
The Dial Tribune lists a busy slate of meetings and activities. PTA groups gather for dinners and meetings at the school and temple venues. Music clubs luncheon and branch events fill Memorial Building and Carpenter's Hall. Community organizations convene at TB Hospital and Masonic Temple in late afternoons and evenings.
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Alcott
Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women's Federation
Carpenter’s Hall
Murray Hil
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Roosevelt Pta Hulde Parker Chapter
Ces
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Relic
Memorial
Kanute Textile Paint Club
Recreation Calendar for the Week at Launching Pad
TONIGHT Senior High Jace Night at Launching Pad from 7 30 to 10 30 p m MONDAY Women s Softball canceled rescheduled for next Monday Open House at Launching Pad 3 30 to 5 p m TUESDAY Community Theater at Heritage Room Library 8 p m WEDNESDAY Recreation Commission Meeting Board of Education 3 to 5 p m THURSDAY Senior Men s Baseball Meeting Launching Pad 7 30 p m Chanute Cycle Club Meeting Launching Pad 8 30 p m FRIDAY Junior High Peptown at Launch Pad 7 to 10 p m SATURDAY Open House for Senior High Juco Launching Pad 9 a m to 12 noon Senior High Jaco Night at Launch Pad
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Recreation Commission
Board of Education
Chanute
Play School Assn Meets in Smoot Home
The Chanute Play School Association met Friday morning at 911 W. 9th in Mrs. Bill Smoots home with 15 members present. Mrs. Boyd Burns presided. Plans were made for a visit to the fire department on May 16 and a school year ending picnic on May 27 for children and their mothers.
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Chanute Play School Association
Bill Smoot
W. 9Th
Boyd Burns
Fire Department
Willing Workers 4-H Elects Officers at Hillcrest Meeting
The Willing Workers 4-H group met at Hillcrest School on May 2 to discuss patterns and materials. Janie Dent was elected president, Judy Boecker secretary-treasurer, and Miss Dent gave a sewing box demonstration. Nine members and leader Joy Chaney attended and were served refreshments.
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Hillcrest School
Janie Dent
Judy Boecker
Miss Dent
Joy Chaney
Local Market Prices and Receipts Summary
Market shows Grade A Extra Large eggs 0.25 for LATG 0.20, Grade A Medium 0.24, Grade B Large 0.24, current receipts 0.23, Cream premium 0.52. Hides priced 4c per pound with glue hides percentage figures listed.
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Censaeteiss
Ausanessni
Sui c Ieee
Woody's Cafe Closes In Yates Center on Mother's Day
Local cafe Woody's in Yates Center shuts its doors on Mother's Day marking an end of era for residents. The closure affects longtime patrons and nearby businesses relying on the spot for daily meals and social gathering.
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Woody
Yates Center
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Ohio Regions
Samuel C Humbert 79 died at Labette County Medical Center Parsons after a three week stay. Born Nov 2 1884 in Kentland Ind he moved to Kansas as a youth worked for International Harvester as a branch manager and blacksmith. Aug 11 1934 he married Myrtle Billings in Pittsburg. Survived by two daughters three grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Erie Federated Church burial East Hill cemetery. The body at Erie Funeral Home. Mrs Mose Shirley 84 died at Bethany Hospital Kansas City after extended illness born May 20 1879 in Eaton Ohio moved to Kansas in 1886 married Mose Shirley in 1906 they ran Shirley Grocery Store in Chanute 51 years. Surviving husband son Robert Shirley two daughters Mrs George Virginia Krapes Mrs A N Jo Ellen Murphy five grandchildren and one brother Paul Coppock. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. First Methodist Church burial Elmwood Cemetery Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge.
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Samuel C. Humbert
Eric
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Kentland
Ind
Kansas
International Harvester Company
Blackman
Myrtle Billings
Pittsburg
Erie
St. John's Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
AF & AM No
Knights Templar
Fort Scott
Mirza Shrine
OES
Ralph Willson
J. R. Dalbey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eaton
Mose Shirley
Joe Coppock
Shirley
Chanute
First Methodist Church
Sunflower Chapter
Robert Shirley
Corpus Christi
Tex
George
Virginia) Krapes
Denver
A. N
Jo Ellen) Murphy
Albuquerque
N. M
Paul Coppock
Wichita Falls
Duff D. Wagoner
Elmwood Cemetery
Koch Skinner
Ambulance Responds After Woman Injured At 5 E 10th
Retha Grady was taken to the hospital after breaking a window with her arm and cutting an artery on the inside of the elbow at 5 E 10th. Police reported a minor crash near 924 S Santa Fe at about 8 am involving Charles W Potts 17 of Independence and Robert L Briley 44 of 505 S Lafayette. Damage was estimated at 7 dollars to the Pitts 1962 Chevrolet II and 75 dollars to the Briley 1963 Buick.
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Retha Grady
S. Santa Fe
Charles W. Potts
Independence
Robert L. Briley
S. Lafayette
Briley
Dog bite report prompts owner to observe rabies period
Police received another dog bite report yesterday. Officers identified the dog and instructed its owner to keep it under observation for the mandated period, noting the animal had rabies vaccination.
Car Radio Aerial Damaged in East Main Parking
Glenn Bercaw reported to police that the radio aerial was broken off his car while parked in the 300 block on East Main last night.
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Glenn Bercaw
East Main
Caruthers Funeral Service for Grace Kyle Caruthers
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Kyle Caruthers were held at the Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel at 2 p m Friday with Dr Duff D Wagoner officiating Mrs Dave Peterson served as organist and was accompanied by Mrs D A Finney who sang Beyond the Sunset Floral attendants included Mrs Dale Anderson Mrs D L Driscoll Mrs Harold Malcolm and Mrs Gerald Friederick Bearers were Dale Anderson Perry Carter Ivan Locke Cecil Fowler Lester Grove and A A Frischenmeyer Burial followed at East Hill Cemetery in Erie.
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Dale Anderson
Perry Carter
Ivan Locke
Cecil Fowler
Lester Grove
A. A. Frischenmeyer
East Hill Cemetery
Erie
WMS Meeting Highlights Global Televised Mission Talk
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God met Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. T. M. McQuinn opened with prayer and Mrs. Beulah Johnson read a poem. Mrs. Paul Wagner led the lesson on spiritual life via a television interview with reporters from Palestine, Europe, and the United States. Assisted by Mrs. Elmer Mathews, Mrs. McQuinn, Mrs. Alva Mann, and Mrs. Charles E. Logan, Mrs. Mann hosted and served spiced tea and cake to 12 members and one guest, Mrs. B. M. Clough of Buffalo.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God
T. M. McQuinn
Beulah Johnson
Paul Wagner
Palestine
Europe
United States
Wagner
Elmer Mathews
McQuinn
Alva Mann
Charles E. Logan
B. M. Clough
Buffalo
Minor traffic collision reported by two residents
Mrs. Marie Galt of 503 S Evergreen reported a backing car driven by William C Blair bumped her stationary car at 109 N Evergreen. A second report from Mrs. Arnold Phillips of Erie R 1 said a truck pulling from a corner space dented chrome trim on her parked car yesterday afternoon.
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Marie Galt
S. Evergreen
William C. Blair
N. Evergreen
Arnold Phillips
Erie R. 1
Admits and discharges at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists Friday admissions Betty Johnson 1018 N Forest surgery Mrs Jerry Steele 1009 S Larson medical Roy Hawes 3 E Elm medical Alex Barnes 912 S Grant medical Mrs Ed win Smith Humboldt medical Sister Mary Irminia Humboldt medical Milo Kesner 815 W Cherry medical Dismissals Friday Ruth Moore 1528 S Edith Bernard Hansen 1602 S Edith Elba Brown Thayer. Admissions today Lanka Bronson 198 N Evergreen medical Cora Martin Thayer medical. Dismissal today Mrs Arch Sommers 421 S Kansas. Highway patrol citations Armand C Pulley Iota speeding 10 dollars fine and 5 costs Edgar Harvey Beck Columbus Ga speeding 10 dollars fine and costs James H Williams 918 S Garfield no driver license 5 dollars fine and 5 costs Oscar C Backhaus Topeka speeding 10 dollars fine and 5 costs Clyde F Groves Scammon speeding 10 dollars fine and 58 costs
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Betty Johnson
N. Forest
Jerry Steele
S. Larson
Roy Hawes
E. Elm
Alex Barnes
S. Grant
Edwin Smith
Humboldt
Mary Irminia
Milo Kesner
W. Cherry
Ruth Moore
S. Edith
Bernard Hansen
Elba Brown
Thayer
Lanka Bronson
N. Evergreen
Cora Martin
Arch Sommers
S. Kansas
Armand C. Pulley
Iota
Edgar Harvey Beck
Columbus
James H. Williams
S. Garfield
Oscar C. Backhaus
Topeka
Clyde F. Groves
Cross is burned at Manhattan
The Rev. F Warren Rempel head of the Wesleyan Methodist Student Foundation at Kansas State University told police a burning cross was planted on his lawn Friday night He was away from home and a baby sitter phoned to report the cross burning The pastor called it apparent retaliation by some community members over his role in a barber shop discrimination case amid ongoing demonstrations in Manhattan Kansas.
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Manhattan
Kan
F. Warren Rempel
Wesleyan Methodist Student Foundation
Kansas State University
Rempel
Connie Schleicher Elected Vice President At KSU
Connie Schleicher has been elected vice president of the 1964 1965 senior class at Kansas State University in Manhattan. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Schleicher of 1212 West 9th.
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Connie Schleicher
Kansas State University
Manhattan
W. J. Schleicher
W. 9Th
Evans Music Co Receives National Music Week Merit Certificate
The Evans Music Co. received a National Federation of Music Clubs merit certificate for cooperation with the Chanute music club during 1963 National Music Week. A forwarding letter from Mariam Schmidt, president of the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs, accompanied the certificate. National Music Week for 1964 was observed this week.
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National Federation of Music Clubs
Evans Music Co
Chanute Music Club
Mariam Schmidt
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Kansas State ROTC Cadets to Attend Ft Riley Encampment
Gary L. Hibbs and Harold L. Wilson head a group of 58 advanced army ROTC cadets from Kansas State University Manhattan who will take part in a summer encampment at Ft. Riley from June 20 to July 31.
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Gary L. Hibbs
Harold L. Wilson
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ft. Riley
Crash Fatal Near Pratt Kans Kills Farm Wife
A car and a cattle truck collided on U S 54 about 50 miles east of Pratt on Friday. Mrs Carolyn S Ray a 30 year old farm wife from near Satanta Kansas was killed in the crash.
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Pratt, Kan
U. S. 54
Pratt
Carolyn S. Ray
Satanta
Kan
Senior Citizens Review Of Molly Brown Musical
The Senior Citizens Club met Friday in the Memorial Building to hear a review of The Unsinkable Molly Brown by Mrs. Robert Ward. Mrs. Ward was joined by Mrs. Elmer Alexander and music was led by Mrs. Alfred Peterson with Mrs. Alta Allen. Grace Oliver won the door prize. Mrs. Lottie Huffman was honored as oldest mother present. Visitors from Parsons included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith and Mrs. Ida Banta. United Presbyterian Women provided the covered dish dinner. The next meeting will be a birthday party May 22.
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Molly Brown
Robert Ward
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Ward
Elmer Alexander
Alfred Peterson
Alta Allen
Elmer Mathews
Grace Oliver
Lottie Huffman
Carrie Deck
Parsons
Chester Smith
Ida Banta
United Presbyterian Women
Mrs C J Anderson Speaks on Pakistan at Tea
Mrs. C J Anderson, a two year resident of Chittagong East Pakistan, spoke at the Neosho Valley HDA guest tea. The event featured Pakistan clothing displays and local handiwork with a lace covered table and pink candles. Hostess Mrs Myron Cooper led serving with punch while guests included Henry Stone John Fitts Dick Barnard and others.
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C. J. Anderson
Chittagong
East Pakistan
Neosho Valley
Myron Cooper
R. 2
Marvin Wolfe
Mmes. Anderson
Henry Stone
John Fitts
Dick Barnard
Leland Richman
Robert Reynolds
C. H. Kile
E. L. Redfield
Donald Anderson
Odense HD unit hosts tea session and district plans
Mrs Alfred Rost welcomed six Odense HD members two guests Ida Claus and Karen Corbett and four children Tuesday afternoon. Mrs John Chaffee led the meeting with a Spring Tea report and accepted the 1963 gold seal. A Cancer fund donation was given and plans were set for the Coffeyville district meeting. Mrs Chaffee taught soft surface floor coverings. door prize went to Mrs Ward Corbett. refreshments followed. Mrs Keith Culbertson to host June 3.
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Odense
Alfred Rost
Odense HD Unit
Ida Claus
Karen Corbett
John Chaffee
Cancer Fund
Coffeyville
Chaffee
Ward Corbett
Keith Culbertson
Hobby Club Meeting At Mrs Wasser's Home
Mrs Wasser hosted the Hobby Club at 115 N Evergreen Friday afternoon with Mrs Ward presiding. Antiques lesson was led by Mesdames Cartwright, Duerson, Ward, Hotchkiss and Strohm, followed by refreshments.
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J. R. Wasser
N. Evergreen
Hobby Club
T. O. Ward
Mmes
Elsie Cartwright
C. A. Duerson
Ward
Frank Hotchkiss
Edna Strohm
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Beverly Johnson
Cynthia
Jeff
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20Th Century Club
W. L. Oliver
Mildred Tays
Eunice Hughes
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P. W. Kyle
Seth Nation
Lester Shepardsow
Hughes
Bolinger
Clark Fleming
Baldwin
Jim
Baker University
Fleming
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Doug
Wes
Robert Jordan
Tonya
Denny
Arlington
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Cecil Fisher
Cleo Dalton
WSCS
C. P. McKinnie
Earl Miller
Virgil Hines
Table Rock
Prather
Evergreen
Erevem
the Masonic Service
Jehnsen
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben B. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ethan Allen
Baumritter
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
Dial Tribune
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Goodland
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T Olathe
Russell
Salina
Wichita
Assn
Smoot
ZIP Discount Drug
FE. Main
Chanute, Kansas
Gene Youvan
OF Joplin
Wall
Joplin, Mo
Erie Federated Church
Erie Funeral Home
Mose (Mae) Shirley
Bethany Hospital
WMS
Africa
Henry L. T. Koren
Republic of the Congo
New Jersey
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Farm Bureau Insurance
State of
Charles Stroh
Farm Bureau Mutual
Pakistan
Midwest Office
West Main
Mrs. Wasser
Chanlti
N. Highland
Peoples Cleaners
Aos Tele Ad
Hans Herold
Hans Flowers
Gale Maison
H & H Real Estate
Robert H. Koch
Koch Furniture Store
Dee Mitchell
Mitchel
Buick
Neal Munger
Munger
Ready To Wear
Roy Nicewaner
Gene Nicewaner
Nicewaner Motor Service
Ed Ranz
Ranz Motor Company
Dean Skinner
Skinner
Ed Rideau
Rideau Insurance
C. W. Brennan
Chas. Ballou
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Kenneth Caldwell
Manley
Howard Carder
Carder
Millard Drisdell
Drisdell Studio
Dave Evans
al Goodwin
Nu-Way Cleaners
Clem Green
Dale Steinman
Chanute Discount Co
Junior Zimmerman
Zimmerman Electric
Hugh Jones
Chanute Lumber Co
Dale Painter
1St National Bank
Charles Mussulman
Home Appliance Co
Bob Reynolds
Reynolds Pharmacy
Gus Nelson
Mobil Oil
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