Mrs Caldwell Hosts Christian Culture Class at Home
Mrs Grace Caldwell hosted the First Baptist church Christian culture class at 209 South Santa Fe on Friday afternoon. Eighteen answered roll call with poems on mother and earth beauty. Topics included Creation shows God’s glory from Psalms 19 and a Mother’s Day theme.
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Grace Caldwell
First Baptist Church
S. Santa Fe
M. L. Manners
F. L. Manley
V. L. Lee
G. E. Barker
Mort Pugh
Jean Treloggen
Mother
Pugh
Lookout
Rolla Chittenden
Mmes. Caldwell
Barker
Lee
E. E. Lofgren
Kum-Dubble Class Picnic Hosts Elect Officers
The Kum Dubble Class of the First Methodist church met at Highland Park for a picnic supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Willis and Mr and Mrs John Gorton. A short business session followed with David Laker elected president and Richard Willis vice president.
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First Methodist Church
Highland Park
Richard Willis
John Gorton
David Laker
Melvin Willis
Eldon Penner
Messrs
and Mies
Jack Riegle
Bob Davenport
Bill Penner
Covered Dish Luncheon Marks Devoted Mothers Season End
The Devoted Mothers club closed its season with a covered dish luncheon and installation at Mrs. Gene Webber's home 121 S. Kansas Friday. Eighteen members wore hats of their own design, and Mrs. Roy Smith won a radish corsage. Runners up were Mrs. Orville Holloway and Mrs. Gene Moore. Mrs. Albert Benson led a brief business session before adjourning to President Mrs. Bill Burg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoted Mothers Club
Gene Webber
S. Kansas
Leo Cox
John Kinney
Roy Smith
Orville Holloway
Gene Moore
Albert Benson
Bill Burg
Holly Mothers Club Closes Season Luncheon at Tioga Hotel
The Holly Mothers Club wrapped up its season with a Thursday luncheon in Tioga Hotel's Pine room at 1 30. May motif decorations featured miniature Maypoles with ribbons to nutcups and flower nosegays. A farewell shower honored Mrs. Harry H. Irvin who will soon leave Chanute. Sixteen members and three guests attended, including Mmes. D. D. McGhee R. W. Good and Ray Ranz.
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Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Harry H. Irvin
Chanute
Mmes
D. D. McGhee
R. W. Good
Ray Ranz
Cancer Work Program Coordinated at Main Street Center
Work rooms at 12442 W Main will open Monday and Thursday from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. to distribute cancer dressings and receive finished work. Rainbow HD unit works Monday afternoon, Sorghum Valley Grange Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Roy A. Anderson's home, and Dorcas class of the Christian church Thursday afternoon. Nob Hill club continues summer project with meetings at members homes.
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W. Main
Rainbow HD
Sorghum Valley Grange
Roy A. Anderson
Dorcas
The
Christian Church
Nob Hill Club
Rural Homemakers Hear Grooming Lesson at King Home
Mrs. W D Weber gave a lesson on Good Grooming at the Rural Homemakers unit meeting held Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. EF King. Mrs. Ernest Kepley presided and roll call was answered with What I...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Weber
EF. J. King
Ernest Kepley
White elephant sale aids extension work at meeting
A white elephant sale was auctioned by Mrs. Harold Drury to raise funds for extension work. The door prize went to Mrs. Kepley and refreshments were served to guest Mrs. Albert Hansen and eight members. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Hugh Breiner at 1900 S. Plumifer.
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Harold Drury
Kepley
Albert Hansen
Hugh Breiner
S. Plummfer
Social Calendar May 14 1986 Highlights
May 14 list includes Mery Martha guild Presbyterian church 6 30 dinner Santa Fe Womens Federation club room 2 p m VFW auxiliary Memorial building Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows hall and Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel details sparse with times given for some events.
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Mery Martha
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Womens Federation
Santa Fe Club
VFW
Memorial Building
Chanute Ladies
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
Tioga Hotel
IC Class Meets at EUB Church for Spring Meeting
The IC Class at the EUB church met Friday afternoon with 13 present. Mother's day thoughts were shared by members in response to roll call. Mrs. L. O. Funk presided and Mrs. Elmer Oliver led devotions. Mrs. Charles B. Donovan directed recreation as mystery sisters exchanged gifts. Hostesses Mrs. Mary Edwards and Mrs. Ernest Wahl served refreshments amid spring flower arrangements. Next meeting is June 8 with hostesses Mrs. O. M. Hoffman and Mrs. Harry Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Church
L. O. Funk
Elmer Oliver
Charles B. Donovan
Mary Edwards
Ernest Wahl
O. M. Hoffman
Harry Dill
Philathea Class Quilts at First Baptist Church
The Philathea class met in the church fellowship rooms all day Friday to quilt with a noonday lunch. Mrs. Alva Hart presided and opened with the 23rd Psalm. Devotions were by Mrs. Cora Greenwood. Fourteen answered roll call with Bible verses. Twenty six calls were reported. Mrs. Edith Sloman and Mrs. Hart served a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Alva Hart
Cora Greenwood
Edith Sloman
Hart
Comet Golfers Win SEK League Match in Medal Play
Parsons topped the four man field at 481 while Chanute led the two man entries with 251. Comets won a sudden death playoff to take four man honors as Coffeyville finished 512, Independence 530, Lola 552. Chanute two man lead was 252 with Coffeyville 263 and Parsons 299. Craig Turner of Parsons shot 113 medalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Chanute
Comets
Coffeyville
Independence
Lola
Columbus
Craig Turner
Larry Powell
Jerry McCune
Bill Barker
Fred Gifford
David Gough
Mike Harris
Humboldt Musibus Second Polio Shots and Blood Drive Summary
Approximately 200 children aged one to five received their second polio vaccine shot at Humboldt High School. Doctors C. E. Westle and Edward E. Long led the operation with assistants Marguerite Talley Clara Fugitt Elmer Harwood Kenneth Johnson and John McCoy. Humboldt blood drive reached 66 percent of the 80 pint target at Presbyterian church with doctors Westle and Long in charge. Nurses Aides registrars hosts and canteen staff assisted, led by Mrs. W. J. Sinclair Mrs. Wallace Mills and Mrs. Viole Jones. High school boys aided with equipment and logistics under Principal Pierce Long. Marian Allison daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamm discharged from K U Medical Center after corrective surgery. Humboldt schools near end of term with Achievement Day and various awards planned. Washington and Lincoln schools hosting assemblies picnics and report-card distributions. Past Matrons club to meet at Mrs. Reynolds home. Mother’s Day services and special music planned in local churches. Joe Crawford departed Friday morning.
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Humboldt
C. E. Westle
Edward E. Long
Ames
Marguerite Talley
Clara Fugitt
Elmer Harwood
Kenneth Johnson
John McCoy
Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Sinclair
Wallace Mills
Mmes
Ray Cooper
Paul L. Carpenter
Carrie Cushman
Ruth Braucher
H. M. Webb
Viole Jones
Geneva Karn
Inez Anderson
Lincoln School
Bob Rush
Washington
Washington School
C. A. Reynolds
Belle Miller
Humboldt Past Matrons Club
Reynolds
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Choir
Roy Mason
Mendelsohn
Methodist Church
Joe Crawford
Ing
Wichita
Herman Crawford
Betty
Neva Crawford
Peters
Helen Peters R.N
Clinton
Bridgette Club
Emerson Lynn Jr
Dean Royse
Harry Merriman
Vernon Hawver
Redfield
Everette Stange
Bertha Markle
Fredonia
Harvey Markle
E. A. Myers
Topeka
Maude Baxley
Myers
L. E. Morrow
Chanute
Erie Area Teachers Honor Departing Colleagues
Teachers of the first six grades held a party after school in the first grade room honoring members leaving the system. Lois Shrum Evelyn Christmas Verna McCoy and Florence Carlson receive gifts and refreshments were served. The Rev H L Rogers arrives as Nazarene minister. Ruth Simson travels from Long Beach to help care for her father in Kansas City. Verle Craven reports good bass fishing while others travel for family events and medical examinations.
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Lois ‘Shrum
Evelyn Christmas
Verna McCoy
Florence Carlson
Lula Heady
Viola Fisher
Phillis Wells
Ethel* Hines
Cleo Heady
Winifred
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Community notices and social visits in Neosho county
Local residents share visits and travel plans as Neosho county community groups report guests and events. Families from Wichita Clinton Topeka Chanute and Fredonia attend gatherings while Mrs Peters and Mrs Harwood host clubs. A postponement and hospital visit are noted alongside a medical emergency for Hugh Means.
Greek Underground Vows to Kill Harding in Cyprus
EOKA leaflets in Nicosia urge Greeks to kill British governor Sir John Harding. The message, signed by leader Digenis, promises hangings of two British soldiers in reprisal for two EOKA gunmen executed Thursday. British authorities say the named soldiers have been AWOL and unconfirmed as captives.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
John Harding
Dighenis
Three Killed in Tennessee Nursing Home Shooting
In Nashville, John Emory age 64 killed the nursing home owner Mrs Nettie Corbitt 49 and her aunt Mrs Viola O Donnell 69 before taking his own life. Police said he had moved near his wife and had been worried about finances and health. Elgie Corbitt husband of the owner offered no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
John Emory
Nettie Corbitt
Viola O'Donnell
Elgie Corbitt
Helicopters Evacuate Seventy-Five in Alaska
In Aniak Alaska air force helicopters evacuated 75 residents as the Kuskokwim River flood worsened Aniak lies about 400 miles west of Anchorage The ice jam on the river stretches 14 miles as rain raises water levels Fortier said evacuation began shortly before 11 p m Friday
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Kuskokwim
Aniak
Ed Fortier
Anchorage Civil Defense
Fortier
Harmony Grange Meeting At School Monday Evening
Harmony Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the school with Mrs. John Squire and Mrs. Arthur Mon in charge of refreshments and Mrs. Ralph Debler baking the birthday cake. Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Clark of Topeka announce the birth of a son Jon Roger 9 pounds 7 ounces born Tuesday with Nellie Walker of Chanute as godmother and Floyd Clark, Elsmore, and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Godlove of Topeka as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grange
John Squire
Arthur Solomon
Ralph Debler
Donald E. Clark
Topeka
Jon Roger
Nellie Walker
Chanute
Floyd Clark
Elsmore
R. M. Godlove
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Friday
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with Admittances Friday including Richard D. Redburn R3, A. B. Johnson 501 W 5th, L. D. Solomon 218 S Allen, Mrs Fred Kuhn Humboldt and Mrs. Fred Kuhn medical. Dismissals Friday include Mrs Virgil Hanson Erie, C E Johnson 505 W 6th, Karen and Lonnie McKellips 1121 S Washington, Estella Tubbs Earlton, Mrs Kenneth McVey Humboldt, A T Miller Altoona, Harold E Umholtz Yates Center. Dismissals today include Owen D Sperry and R J Basil Wharry Yates Center, Mrs William V Peterson and son Humboldt. Highway Patrol City Court hearing Jerry Lee Phillips 419 W 5th defective muffler pleaded guilty fined 5 dollars and costs. Traffic citation Donald Dressier Tola 55 miles per hour 15 dollar bond posted. Fire Run 8 04 a.m Swaney home 1620 S Highland to take department resuscitator.
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Humboldt
A. T. Miller
Altoona
Harold E. Umholtz
Yates Center
Owen D. Sperry
R. J. Basil Wharry
William V. Peterson
Jerry Lee Phillips
W. 5Th
Kansas official Dr. George Jackson eyes Arkansas consult
Dr. George Jackson Kansas director of institutions said he is happy in Kansas with no plans to leave. He admitted interest in Arkansas mental health program and after a conference with Arkansas officials agreed to serve as a consultant. He plans a tentative budget to outline start up needs for Arkansas.
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Topeka
George Jackson
Kansas
Arkansas
Jackson
Actor Louis Calhern Dies in Japan
Hollywood star Louis Calhern aged 61 died in Nara Japan while on location for Teahouse of the August Moon with Marlon Brando. MGM reported the death saying he had a chest cold before passing away without further details.
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Hollywood
Louis Calhern
Broadway
Nara
Japan
MGM
Calhern
Marlon Brando
Elderly Pair to Wed After Long Courtship
Vancouver report says Mrs. Alice Salmon 84 and George Shaw 72 planned to marry after a 20 year courtship. A family spokesman noted Mrs Salmon is delighted while three generations from each family would attend the ceremony.
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Vancouver
B.C
Alice Salmon
George Shaw
Shaw
Doepke Funeral Service Held in Humboldt Church
The funeral for Mrs. Martha Doepke took place Friday at Humboldt Lutheran Church with Rev. W. E. Laetsch officiating. A quartet performed and Theo dore Laetsch accompanied. Mrs. Doepke’s Ladies Aid arranged flowers. Bearers were nephews Leonard Krone Marvin Seefeldt Harold Seefeldt Phillip Cooper Donald Krone and Alan Krone. Interment followed at Mount Hope Cemetery in Humboldt.
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Leonard Krone
Marvin Seefeldt
Harold Seefeldt
Phillip Cooper
Donald Krone
Alan Krone
Mount Hope Cemetery
Humboldt
Close Shave After Car Plows Into Barber Shop
A car entered a San Francisco barber shop breaking the plate glass. Barber Cecil de Loach suffered a leg injury while a customer, Charles A. Greaves, was cut in the mouth. Police say driver Gladys A. Sword claimed the car lurched forward from the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Bogus check leads to arrest warrants for $30 million will case
In Boston a man claiming to be George Price of Fort Lauderdale asked Atty. Stuart Rand to draft a 30 million dollar will. Price paid with a $25 check that bounced. Judge Leo P. Doherty issued warrants for larceny of $25 and $250 in services.
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Boston
George Price
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Atty
Stuart C. Rand
Rand
Price
Leo P. Doherty
Atomic Exhibit Opens At Sweden Industries Fair
Russia will showcase its achievements in nuclear science with a large atomic exhibit at the Sweden Industries Fair opening today in Goteborg.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Russia
Church Services and Schedules for Two Local Churches
The notice lists weekly activities for St Paul Lutheran and Evangelical United Brethren churches. It includes Sunday schools at 9 to 9:50 am, morning worship around 9:45 to 10:45 am, various midweek classes and guilds, youth and scout activities, and special events such as a Mother’s Day tribute and Bible study lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Paul Lutheran
St. Highland
J. Rolland Christenson
Ernest Moore
W.M
Elmer Danié
Ison
Evangelical United Brethren Third and
Forest Paul Life
Grace Boman
Bethel Guild
Perry Swan
Barathea
I. C
W. Main
Frederick H. Pratte
Paul L. Dent
School of Religion
Fire Destroys Yacht Fleet at Brooklyn Boathouse
Flames engulfed a Brooklyn boathouse destroying about 60 model yachts valued as a costly flotilla. No injuries reported as firefighters battled the blaze through the night.
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New York
Brooklyn
Finishing Up That Catchup Bottle
A playful note on finishing a bottle of ketchup and using the last bits to flavor a French dressing. The piece blends kitchen humor with practical tips for squeezing every drop from a container.
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Mrs. Caldwell
Highland
Holly Mothers Club
Betty Ann Baugh
Oren A. Baugh
Walnut
Donald R. Coester
Raymond Coester
Walnut Methodist Church
Kathleen
McClung
Eve
Chanute Mem, Hall
Frankie Carle
Hydrangeas
Truitt’s Greenhouse
N. Steuben
Marian Allison
J. R. Hamm
Kansas University Medical Center
Kas
Erie & Vicinity
Verle Craven
Claude Sample
University of Kansas Medical Center
Jake Whitworth
Bartlesville
Charles Whitworth
Carthage
Wes Whitworth
Cecil Fisher
W. F. Willis
Wilbur Hoover
Glenn McKinney
Princeton
Andy Cox
Donna Hoover
Andy
Orvil Cox
Irother
Erie
Richard Ricketts
A. L. Rickets
Neosho County
Louie Rogers
Rogers
Hugh Means
Mercy Hospital
Lewis Hatcliff
Big Island
Greek Underground
Harding
Modernaire Heating & Cooling CO
Chanute Insurance Board
Carter Brookhart
Lee Burns
Ted Cronemeyer
Charles DE Bolt
W. Greene
David L. McCune
Glen McLaren
Olson & Krone
AGCY
Schultz & Judy Avery
Sprague Struehart Agency
Dale Steinman
Bob Allen
W. Marcus Barbee
Bruce H. Burris
Frank B. Burris
Paul T. Brennecke
Aone
Tribune
Daily Transcript
Donald Dressier
Tola
Swaney
N. Highland
Peoples Cleaners
A. B. Chauncey
Individual Mausoleum Co
Parsons, Kansas
Hans Fuss
Koam-Tv Channel 7
National Selected Morticians
Association of Funera Directors
Floyd L. Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
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