Happy Mother's Day for Mrs Ramirez in Humboldt Memoirs
Mrs. Ramirez, 73, Humboldt, reconnected with her Mexican birthplace Penjamo after fleeing during the 1917 revolution. She spoke little English, raised six children and 22 grandchildren listed Humboldt area family names, recalls 1918 influenza, and noted her late husband died of flu. Her children now visit and some moved to Arizona.
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Maria Ramirez
Humboldt
Ramirez
Penjamo
Mexico
Mirez
Arizona
Albert Sanchez
Chanute Junior College
Julian Gutierrez
Pedro Ramirez
Phillip Guthe
Atierrez
Lupe Godinez
Great Books Discussion Group Event at Public Library
The Social Scene calendar notes a Great Books Discussion group meeting at the Public Library at 7 p.m. on Sunday May 28 1962 as part of the community culture listings.
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Public Library
Roosevelt PTA Promotes Dues Rise and Year End picnic
The Roosevelt PTA held a basket dinner with Wayne Klauman presiding and Jay McCoy giving the invocation. The third grade won the attendance prize and the unit voted to raise dues to 35 cents a year. A June 7 PTA workshop was announced and gifts were presented to staff. The group praised 100 percent membership and the year’s attendance, noting a gold seal award. A Roosevelt PTA study club met with Harold Anderson and Mrs. Harold McNeal. Klauman reported on the state convention and games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay McCoy
Wayne Klauman
PTA
Dewey McCoy
Klauman
Harold Anderson
Mary Elen Cole
Imes
Norma Lloyd
C. L. Childers
J. L. McCoy
Roosevelt
Harold McNeal
S. Edith
Luncheon Highlights Christian Women Fellowship Event
The Christian Women's Fellowship held a Wednesday salad luncheon at First Christian Church. Mrs. Robert Wells led the Young Matrons' group, and Mrs. W. C. Steele gave the invocation. A surprise program honored Mrs. A. B. Chauncey on her June retirement after two years as president. The skit In Orbit featured several members and Mrs. Wells sang Around the World. A devotional I Believe used colored slides by Mrs. Waldron. Mrs. Chauncey presided at the business meeting and children of the Kemmerers donated to the memorial fund for their parents and brother, Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Robert Wells
W. C. Steele
Ed Offenbacker
A. B. Chauncey
CWF
Chauncey
Mmes
Wayne Ellis
Harold Cox
Ralph Garvin
Forrest Clemings
Robert Lopeman
Wells
Cox
LaMoine Waldron
John Bowes
Herman Kemmerer
Robert
Woman's Society of
Chris’ Orpah
Wal- A. Irwin
John Tian
First Methodist For Poor
R. 1
Young
H. M. Bauer
Lloyd Dalton
Walter Poor
G. B. Wall
Athers
Dalton
Mary
T. Ho
John Ammerman
Glasscock
N. Garfield
I. O. Minniear
Leroy Halstead
Adair
A. F. Cecil Pankratz
S. Kansas
Ralph McMinimy
Ing
Ben Morgan
Minniear
Wilbur Thompson
C. A. Sharpe
Verne
Woodring
Neodeska
Thompson. Reand
Area Guests At Meeting Of OES Here
Our Hand in Friendship To You themed the Sunflower Chapter meeting at the Masonic Temple. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Brown Fort Scott and others from Parsons Independence Coffeyville Neodesha Freeland Humboldt Moran Iola Altoona Thayer Lavenburg Yates Center Walnut Eric Humboldt Buffalo and more. The program featured a clock and wings motif with remarks by officers and district aides followed by refreshments and a decorated May pole centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Margaret Brown
Fort Scott
James L. Harris
Parsons
Opal Simmons
Independence
Ira L. Filkel
Coffeyville
Virginia Collyar
Neodesha
Eula Black
Fredonia
Hazel Lewis
Humboldt
Joan Morrison
Moran
Nina Hopper
Iola
Kenneth Caldwell
Caldwell
Dean Skinner
Wayne Taylor
Earl Peterson
Thayer
Betty Katherine Russel
Kay Hill
Savonburg
Bernice Schlickling
Hulda Parker
Dinty Wyatt
Mmes
Jessie LeVan
L. O. Lovett
Nola Ellison
Helen Hubler
O. H. Bates
H. B. Hargrove
Women circles hold meetings for church and charity
WSCS and related circles met in homes and at church to conduct services, skits, and lessons. Members hosted guests, planned a June luncheon, and prepared homemade refreshments for gatherings of Fellowship groups and missions.
Dog Decisions and Dilemmas from Ann Landers
A reader asks about getting a dog for his family and paying for it himself, while another seeks advice on a husband avoiding checks and a teen daughter dating older college men. Ann Landers counsels family consensus, fair check handling, and granting trust to a mature teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Harry
Lorraine
Esther Circle Luncheon Meeting Led by Mrs Bradshaw
Esther circle met with former member Mrs L D Perry now living in Yates Center for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs J Ek Bradshaw presided with Mrs Floyd Hall in charge of the pledge service. Fourteen members and three guests attended including Mrs Harry Lewis WSCS president Mrs N W Rhea and Mrs Alvin Whittemore conference secretary of children's work.
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Ings
WSUS
Floyd Johnson
Martha Circle
Ethel i
J. Newman
Charles Day
S. Ward
Foster Myers
Alfred Pet
W.'terson
York
Adelaide H. Riley
Rachel Lewis
Ethel Stevens
Pritchard
Kansas
Mmes
L. L. McCune
Bent
Korea
Smalley
Frank Hutchinson
Don McCune
Esther Circle
L. D. Perry
Yates Center
J. Ek. Bradshaw
Floyd Hall
Harry Lewis
WSCS
N. W. Rhea
Alvin Whittemore
Children's Work
Parsons to Host Eight-County Industrial Fair
An eight county southeast Kansas industrial fair will be held in Parsons July 6 8. More than 300 prospective exhibitors in the area have been contacted.
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Parsons
Kansas
Chanute Tribune May 11 1962 Page 3
Local brief items and notices fill page three of the Chanute Tribune for Friday May 11 1962. Community news snippets include society notices, upcoming events, and short notices from Chanute and vicinity.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ramirez
Marie Ramirez
Tribune
Katy Blunk
Dial Tribune
Midwest Office Supply CO
West Main
Chanute Senior High - Junior College
OES
Fellowship Hall
Ross Cooper
Jaycee Jaynes
Left
Doug Coykendall
Greg Christiansen
Steven Kern
Dear Ann Landers
Billy
Lonesome
ST. Patrick's Band
ST. Pats. Gym
Spring Farm
Chanute’s National Guard Armory
Kate Sisters
MR. Ross
Chanute Jaycees Booth
Clara
S. Lincoln
MANS
Dowie
S. Central
Penneys
Io Anniversa
U.S._A
Easor
Easie
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