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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1963
Page
3
Drama Group Will Meet for City Recreation Theater Group
The newly formed adult theater interest group under the City Recreation Commission will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Heritage Room of the city library. Martin Rotunno, recreation superintendent, announced that application forms are available at the library and through public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
Rotunno
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute area
Mrs. Emma Mears aged 89 of Yates Center dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital born April 4 1874 in Eskridge married Walter S Mears in 1894. Survivors include sons Ivan and Clyde two sisters three brothers seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Servicios Monday 230 pm Buffalo Methodist Church. Burial Buffalo Cemetery. Also Frances Marie Bartlett 46 of Humboldt dies after extended illness born Sept 3 1916 at Emporia married Kenneth Bartlett Dec 4 1935 at Erie member Humboldt Methodist Church. Survivors husband a daughter two sons and multiple relatives. Services Tuesday 2 pm Koch Skinner Memorial Funeral Chapel Humboldt. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. William N. Neilson 54 of Chanute dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born Jan 4 1909 near Lyndon worked as Santa Fe section foreman. Survived by wife two daughters and a son plus grandchildren and siblings. Funeral Monday 2 pm Olivet Methodist Church Olivet. Burial Olivet Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home and Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home handle arrangements. Body to lie in state in Chanute until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mears
Yates Center
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Eskridge
Walter S. Mears
Mears
Iola Presbyterian Church
Ivan W. Mears
Clyde N. Mears
Hollywood
Calif
Augusta Beach, Thayer
Lena Johnson
Amelia McMasters
California
William Schultz
George Schultz
Stockton
John
Mississippi
Geraldine Stoll
Buffalo Methodist Church
Pierce
Galena
R. L. Bumstead
Buffalo Cemetery
Johnson
Frances Marie Bartlett
R. 2
Humboldt
Emporia
Kenneth Bartlett
Erie
Humboldt Methodist Church
Jim Fehr
Chanute
Ear B
Larry
Charles Miller
Clarence Miller
Burns
Ore
Charles Baker
Pollye McGuffey
Ed Gegel
Clifford
Loren Switzer
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Gene Taylor
Memorial Park Cemetery
William N. Neilson
N. Steuben
William Neils
James and
Rhoda Belle Neilson
Lyndon
The
Santa
Olivet
Marjorie Calkins
Burlington
Mable Clark
James Neilson
Harbor City
F. F
Mildred) Traw
Terrence
Thelma Sedgwick
Topeka
Clifford Cormack
Rossville
Claude Neilson
Ottawa
Olin Neilson
Orville Neilson
Franklin Russell
Robert Carllison
Olivet Methodist Church
Social Calendar Highlights Civil Clubs and Meetings
Social calendar listings for Monday May 13 1963 and updates for May 14 cover events across Santa Fe Neosho Chanute and nearby towns. Executive boards meetings at Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary Mary Martha Circle United Presbyterian Women Chanute Ladies Encampment Sweet Adelines Duplicate Bridge Club Tea for Teachers and other group gatherings noted with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Women's Federation
Carpenters Hall
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Gordon Barker
WFEW
Ross Miller
Mary Martha
United Presbyterian Women
Chanute
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Hutton Pta
Creek Hou
Jack Jordan
Parker
OFS
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Carpenters Hell
HDU
Ladore
Merryettes
Mrs Klinginsmith Hosts Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit
The Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit met at 212 N. Steuben with nine members answering roll. Mrs L. M. Markman led a lesson on child nutrition and dental health. Mrs Klinginsmith reported on the Pittsburg district meeting. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for June 4 at 524 W. 4th with Mrs Etta VanWickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit
Jay T. Klinginsmith
N. Steuben
Neosho County
L. M. Markman
Klinginsmith
Pittsburg
Etta VanWickle
W. 4Th
Neosho Memorial Hospital Friday Admissions and Discharges
Daily Transcript reports admissions on Friday including Mrs. Robert Banta at 8022 W Mann for medical and Mr. and Mrs Claude Pewitt of Buffalo welcomed a girl. Discharges list several patients by name and address, with ongoing entries for today and the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Banta
W. Mann
Medical
Addie Margrave
N. Grant
Herbert Meriweather
Humboldt
Orville Jackson
S. Wilson
Jack Mathis
Thayer
Alva Mann
S. Forest
Hannah Allen
Earlton
Ralph Chapman
N. Central
Albert Ryder
Claude Pewitt
Buffalo
Wilbur Mace
N. Forest
Surgery
Walter Bright
E. Oak
Obituary notices for G. J. Waggoner and Emma K. Gerken
G. J. Waggoner 84 of Thayer dies in Bryant Nursing Home after three weeks illness. He was born November 18, 1878 in Erie, lifelong Neosho County resident, retired building contractor, married Nellie Smith in 1901. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Thayer Christian church, burial Mount Hope Cemetery. Emma K. Gerken 83 of rural Humboldt dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after several weeks illness. Born February 10, 1880 near Humboldt, lifetime area resident, Lutheran church member, married Henry C. Gerken in 1900. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Lutheran church, Humboldt, burial Mount Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Waggoner
Thayer
Bryant Nursing Home
Erie
Jacob and
Mary Waggoner
Neosho County
Nellie Smith
Thayer Christian Church
Priscilla Alford
Garden Grove
Cailif
Kate Sanders
Goldie Thurman
Eric
Leonard Leake
Mount Hope Cemetery
Galesburg
Robison
Emma K. Gerken
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Henry C. Gerken
Gerken
Junior H
Walter
Elmer
Herman Seyfert
Price Funeral Home
Apple Fight Halts Youngsters In South Malcolm
A property owner reported an apple fight among six boys using apples from trees on South Malcolm. Police stopped it and sent the children home with a warning. Early today vandals damaged the ice plant at 1st and Malcolm with water hoses, broken ice, a damaged chute, and beer bottles scattered about. A Village Creek community meeting is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at the community center with cookies served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Malcolm
1St and
Malcolm
Village Creek Community Center
Woody's Cafe Closed All Day Sunday Mother's Day Adv
Local notice lists Woody's Cafe at 11 S. Rutter and James Basher at 719 S. Larson with closures on Mother's Day. Other entries mention Mrs. James McGuire at 302 W. 4th and traffic citation for Simon Brooks at 918 N. Washington, with a $2 bend posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Yates Center
Simon Brooks
Washington
China Tightens Communist Control Over Armed Forces
Global briefs report that China issued nine new regulations placing the 2.5 million strong armed forces under absolute party and Mao Zedong control. The move signals reduced reliance on external nuclear aid amid strained Soviet relations and emphasizes manpower as decisive. Thant says talks with Tito yielded fruit on Brioni. In Korea, Gen. Park pledges general elections this fall to restore civil rule after earlier referendum plans sparked protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Communist
China
Peking Radio
Liberation Army Daily
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Taegu
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
United States
Belgrade Quote Warns of Rich Poor Divide Explosion
In Belgrade the AP quotes a skeptical observer saying the global split between rich and poor is more explosive than the East West divide, stressing looming tensions over inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Diplomats honored in farewell and credential events worldwide
In Mexico City Israeli ambassador Mor Dekai Shneerson was given an inscribed silver tray at a farewell luncheon hosted by Mexican Chancellor Manuel Tello as he leaves after a two year term. In Formosa Mrs. Vichitra Thanarat met officials before departing for Japan. In Moscow Abdul Hakim Shahalami Afghanistan ambassador met Premier Khrushchev in the Kremlin per Tass. In Jakarta Dutch diplomat Carl Dietrich Barkman presented credentials as charge d'affaires, first Dutch envoy since 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mordekai Shneerson
Mexico
Manuel Tello
Shneerson
Israel
Moscow
Abdul Hakim Shahalami
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Tass
Jakarta
Indonesia
Carl Dietrich Barkman
Subandrio
Barkman
The
Hague
West Irian
Greek premier survives censure vote in Parliament
In Athens, Prime Minister Constantine Caramanlis' government won a decisive censure vote 177 to 17. Opposition charges cited political prisoners from the 1947 49 civil war, but government spokesmen said 1,030 convicts from that era were guilty of manslaughter and other crimes, not political prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Ashkenazy to visit Moscow after settling in Britain
Vladimir Ashkenazy says he will return to Moscow next week for a visit after being granted permission to live in England last month. He believes Russians will not press him to stay, following assurances from the Soviet ambassador in Britain. He will discuss with the Soviet culture ministry the reasons behind his decision to remain in Britain amid fears of reprisals on his family in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vladimir Ashkenazy
England
Moscow
Britain
Ministry of Culture
Ashkenazy
Britain nets EFTA progress in Lisbon conference
Dele gates from seven nations wrapped up the European Free Trade Association talks in Lisbon with what a spokesman called almost complete agreement. The meeting aimed at renovating rules and speeding tariff barrier elimination, cutting the deadline from 1970 to 1966. Delegates hailed a victory for Britain as it sought to keep EFTA united as leverage with the European Common Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
European Free Trade Association
EFTA
Free Trade Group
Britain
Snow Storm In Northeast Hammers Snowbound Regions
The Associated Press reports a winter storm draped the Northeast with heavy snow and freezing air. Maine towns such as Augusta and Greenville logged six and five inches respectively while Lyon Mountain New York saw up to five inches. Duluth and Peliston registered subfreezing lows, and Dickinson North Dakota briefly faced a tornado warning before the funnel cloud failed to touch down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Augusta
Greenville
New York
Lyon Mountain
Dan
Duluth
Minn
Peliston
Mich
Green Bay
Wis
Dickinson
N.D
Mary Martha circle meets at Evangelical Covenant church
Savonburg notes show the Mary Martha circle meeting Wednesday in the church annex with Mrs. Francis Lee presiding. Readings included Col 3 and prayers, with articles and poems presented by members. The group voted to buy a percolator for the church and planned a May 22 quarterly birthday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Mary Martha
Evangelical Covenant Church
Francis Lee
August Erickson
Erickson
Robert Huse
Alfred Rost
Lee
Hearing Aid Service Center Here In Chanute Kansas
Mr. Al Harris of Acousticon will host a Hearing Aid Service Center at Zip Discount Drug Center in Chanute on Tuesday May 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free electro audiometric tests will be offered with no obligation. All wearers invited for free cleaning and adjustment, plus access to batteries and supplies. If unable to attend, call or write Acousticon of Joplin for appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Harris
Acousticon
Zip Discount Drug Center
Chanute
Kansas
Harris
Acousticon OF
Joplin
Wall
Perez couple to mark 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Enos Perez Sr will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at their Humboldt home 806 S 9th on Sunday May 12 from 3 to 5 30 p m Friends and relatives are invited Mrs Perez was formerly Illaria Flores of Humboldt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Enos Perez, Sr
S. 9Th
Perez
Illaria Flores
Kansas Student Wins 10000 Grantland Rice Scholarship
Scott Osborne, a senior at Hays High School, wins the Grantland Rice memorial scholarship from Vanderbilt University. The $10,000 award is given by the Thoroughbred Racing Association to an aspiring young sports writer or broadcaster. Osborne edits the school paper and works part time at KAYS radio. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard L Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantland Rice
The
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Osborne
Hays
Kays Here
Richard L. Osborne
JayCee Janes Elect Officers
The May JayCee meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Kerns home 402 N Plummer saw seven members present. Officers elected were Mrs Ray Christiansen president Mrs Kenneth Kern vice president Mrs Herman Colvin secretary and Mrs Jack Groves treasurer. Colvin reported on the cancer drive and the Miss Chanute contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JayCee Jaynes
Kenneth Kerns
N. Plummer
Ray Christiansen
Kenneth Kern
Herman Colvin
Jack Groves
Baby Names Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Dean Moran son of Mr and Mrs Richard Moran R1 Lavonburg born April 18 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Jerry Leeds son of Mr and Mrs Jimmie L Haines 1621 Malcolm born April 8 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Donald Dean Reeves son of Mr and Mrs Donald L Reeves 1148 Larson born April 22 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Robert Ray Lopez son of Mr and Mrs Henry Lopez 1301 S Forest born April 29 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Mark Lane son of Mr and Mrs Robert Bollig R1 born May 1 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Dean
Richard Moran
Lavonburg
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jerry Leeds
Jimmie L. Haines
Malcolm
Donald Dean Reeves
Donald L. Reeves
Larson
Robert Ray Lopez
Henry Lopez
S. Forest
Mark Lane
Robert Bollig
Tom Brazil Exhibits Oil Painting in Mid-America Show
Tom Brazil, 714 S Highland, is among eight Midwest artists with works in the 1963 Mid-America exhibition at the Nelson Gallery of Art in Kansas City. His oil Dark Landscape was selected from over 1,200 entries by a three person jury. Brazil, 24, also holds a Columbia University painting fellowship for 1963-64 toward an MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brazil
Chris Brazil
S. Highland
Mid - America
Nelson Gallery of Art
Kansas City
Brazil
Columbia University
New York City
Rockhurst College
Kansas City Art Institute
St. Patrick's Junior High School
Murray Hill
Sam Francis
Richard Diebenkorn
A. James Speyer
Chicago Art Institute
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arkansas
Colorado
Iowa
New Mexico
Drownings in Iran Port Floods Kill Over 50 People
In Tehran AP dispatch reports more than 50 people drowned as floods hit Khurramshahr on the Persian Gulf. Witnesses say many bodies floated in the Karoun River feeding the gulf port city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Khurramshahr
Persian Gulf
Keyewitnesses
Karoun
Gulf
Reservations of tribes cover large Arizona area
The Hopi, Navajo, Apache, Papago and ten other tribes hold reservations spanning about one third of Arizona’s 113,909 square miles, reflecting extensive tribal lands within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Understanding Spiritual Bouquets for the Dead in Catholic Practice
The article explains a spiritual bouquet as a Mass for the repose of a deceased soul and forgiveness of sin, with donor funds used for church work and missionary relief. It notes Masses may be said locally or in distant lands and cites scripture to justify praying for the dead, urging non-Catholics to consider requesting bouquets for Catholic friends.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
N-Way Coin Laundry
North Allen
Bowling Alley
First National Bank
Mrs
Fe Railway
Dial
St. Cecilia Music Club
Federation Room
Mrs. Klinginsmith
Rainbow
Daily Transcript
Dessie
Global Briefs
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Tanjug
Tito
Brioni
Taipei
Formosa
Vichitra Thanarat
Thailand
Chu Fu-shung
Japan
Nemora
Hearing Aid Service
JayCee Janes
Kay Christiansen
Johinson
Morton
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