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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers offers blunt advice on workplace aggression and sitter abuse. A reader reports a co worker who punches and shoves others causing bruises and suggests stopping the behavior by direct confrontation. Copyright 1963.
The Tioga Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Larry Wilson's 19 S Forest home. Ten members answered roll call with favorite flowers. Mrs Wilson led a dental health lesson. Mrs Myers reported on the Pittsburg district meeting attended by eight members. A 15 year membership award was given to Mrs T N Bradford. The next meeting, a night session with husbands, will be June 13 at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs Myers.
Alcott PTA executive committee met Thursday morning at Alcott School with 10 members present. Auditing committee appointments were Mrs Earl Morgan Mrs Warren Babcock and Myrtle Mohler. A basket dinner and teacher appreciation night set for Monday at 6 30 pm with the Alcott Elementary band and a safety program including safety awards. Mr Owens 5th grade room mother and the executive committee will hostesses. Retiring president Mrs Robert Lassman served coffee and doughnuts to thank members for two years of leadership.
May 1 Buffalo Alumna dinner at Buffalo Auditorium 7 p.m. May 13 Santa Fe Women's Federation Carpenters Hall 2 p.m. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary executive board Mrs Gordon Barker R 3%0 a.m. VFW Memorial Building Mrs Ross Miller and committee 7:30 p.m. Mary Martha Circle United Presbyterian Women church parlor 6:30 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment OF O F 8 ada Adelines TB Hospital 7:20 Duplicate-Club Home Savings lounge
St. Margaret's chapter of the Women of Grace Episcopal Church met with Mrs. F. L. Gerardy at 125 S. Lafayette on Wednesday afternoon. After a brief business session, Mrs. Joe Hilton led devotions using the meditation That I May Go unto the Altar of God, and Mrs. William Gray taught from The Eucharist study course. Mrs. Gerardy and Mrs. F. E. Sales served coffee to 12 members and two guests, Mrs. J. H. Edwards and Mary Ann Keas.
The Hutton PTA executive gathered Thursday with nine members present. Plans include a library and Heritage room tour on May 16 at 9:30 a.m. Babysitting will be provided at 1121 S. Evergreen. A teachers tea is set for May 14 at 3 30 p.m. at the school cafeteria. A PTA workshop will occur June 5 at Pittsburg.
The G LA to B of L E met with Mrs Lola Hopkins in Independence on Thursday afternoon after a luncheon at a cafe. The business meeting followed and at the close the hostess served dessert. Members from Chanute included Mary Nelson Stella Noyes A B Wiggans John Bower Roy Ribbun. Della Bartlett of Independence attended as a guest.
The Autumn Mothers Club held a spring luncheon for installing new officers. May basket and Maypole decorations accompanied the event. Retiring president Mrs Richard Smith received fragrant favors and a gift. Mrs Neal Sharp won the door prize. New president Mrs Jack Wilson named committee chairs. other officers include Mrs Tom Elder vice president Mrs Larry Young secretary and Mrs Merrill Brock treasurer. The next meeting is an adult picnic May 25 at 6 30 p.m. at the north shelterhouse Santa Fe park.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bundy of 930 S. Central will host an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. marking their 50th wedding anniversary. Their sons Earl Bundy of Evansville Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bundy of Olney Illinois, plus four grandchildren and three great grandchildren, will join the family. The couple, who were married May 14 1913 at Savonburg, have lived and farmed near Chanute since 1932.
Arlene Dawn Bower four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Bower was honored Wednesday at a shower hosted by Mrs Richard Cloke Mrs John Haverka and Mrs Wayne Palmer at the Palmer home 716 W 10th Sixteen Play School mothers attended as guests where Mrs Bower teaches.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper's Faith 7 capsule will carry an odd assortment including four cameras an inflatable balloon an alarm clock a raft medical gear radio antenna and spaghetti and meat sauce The mission aims to study human performance in space weightlessness with sensors tracking heartbeat blood pressure temperature respiration and muscle tone via an eight hour rest period and ground alarms if needed The craft will test distance judgment and rendezvous techniques with a trailing beacon satellite and may provide home viewers with a live view from orbit
A nature workshop for Girl Scout leaders was held Tuesday and Wednesday at Camp Wonderwood led by Mrs. Helen Henderson from Iola. The event covered study and identification of wild plants trees and birds with a plant film shown by the Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Tillotson from Iola. Attending the meetings were Mrs.
Kendall Bryan, a state Girl Scout counselor from Kansas City, joins Mrs G B Wall neighborhood chair and Mrs J M Parks field consultant from Chanute along with 11 other leaders for a regional scouting event and planning meeting.
Pittsburg Kansas State College hosts the annual American Composers Concert at 3 p.m. in McCray Auditorium featuring two works by Dr. Merton Shatzkin of the KSC string faculty. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Sigma Alpha Iota present the free public event with Karen Earnest, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Earnest of Chanute, among the performers.
The Merry Mothers club held an installation luncheon at the Maple Leaf with 19 members. Outgoing president Mrs Wayne Huffman received a lavender and white favor and a gift. incoming president Mrs Jack Havorka announced committees. Secret sisters were revealed. door prize went to Mrs Dwight Blackwood. The group plans a May 31 outing to Glen Uden farm with a sack lunch and a June 1 husband and wife picnic at Santa Fe park south shelterhouse.
The Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. M. Hill. Prayer was by Mrs. A. J. Elliott. Roll call was Scripture verses. Devotion by Mrs. Leslie Crow, Charm Can be Yours. President Mrs. Wendell Brant led the business. Mrs. Leona Tennis received a birthday token from a mystery pal. Closing prayer by Mrs. Brant. Dessert course served by the hostess.
The Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Joe H. Jackson in Chanute with sixteen members. activities included cancer dressings, a white elephant auction, and a district meeting report. May plans include a book review and a June program with dancing to local musicians.
The annual Buffalo Alumni banquet will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Buffalo school auditorium. Dinner will be served by Mrs. Ruth York, Mrs. Jewell Fisher, and Mrs. Phyllis Milligan. Mrs. George Cox is in charge of the program.
The American Legion Auxiliary met with a covered dish dinner at Memorial Hall. Spring flowers decorated tables. Delegates and alternates included Terry Lassman, Sherrol Hotchkiss, Sharel Cutrell, and Sheryl Ogle. Mrs. Clara Offenbacker presided. Poppy Day May 25 planned. nominating committee named Mrs. H. C. Miller, Mrs. Don McCune, and Mrs. Floyd Yahns.
Front page notes and community briefs from Chanute Tribune dated May 10 1946 include social announcements, local events, and public notices. Readers are informed of upcoming gatherings, church activities, and civic updates central to Chanute residents during the period.
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