Harry Hays Wed 50 Years Celebrated in Humboldt
The children of Mr and Mrs Harry J Hay invite the public to an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Legion Hut to honor their parents 50th wedding anniversary. The couple married May 18 1910 in Mount Ida with Rev Bosworth officiating. They formerly lived around Chanute and Humboldt and now reside north of LaHarpe. They have five children 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Harry J. Hay
Legion Hut
Bessie Brownrigg
James B. Brownrigg
Mount Ida
Bosworth
Geneva
LaHarpe
Harry I
James
Colony
Sam
Evelyn) Maddi
Sedalia
Calvin
Bessie) Leonard
Yates Center
Melvin
Jessie) Brown
Iola
Tioga Unit Meeting At Mrs Bundy Home
Tioga Home Demonstration unit hosted by Mrs C H Bundy at 930 S Central with Mrs Charles J Berthot assisting. Guests included Charles Ballou Jr Bernard Ford and Hans Herold. Bundy reported on District Day in Chanute, lesson on My Best Color followed by color theory and fabric samples. next meeting planned June 9 with Mrs Larry Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bundy
S. Central
Charles J. Berthot
Tioga
Charles Ballou Jr
Bernard Ford
Hans Herold
Larry Wilson
Covered Dish Dinner For Legion Auxiliary
A covered dish dinner was served in the Memorial building Thursday evening for the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs Daisy Jordan led the event and Mrs Howard Carder ran the business meeting. A money making project was planned and Mrs R E Offenbacker and Mrs Marvin Seefeldt reported on the Third District meeting in Independence. Present were 25 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
American Legion Auxiliary
Daisy Jordan
Howard Carder
R. E. Offenbacker
Marvin Seefeldt
Independence
Mrs. A. F. VanVickle Hosts Mary Circle Meeting
Sixteen members of Mary circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday at 117 S. Kansas with hostess Mrs. A. F. VanVickle. Mrs. David McCune led the lesson, Matches To Light the Candles, while Mrs. Kenneth Summers gave the devotions and led a pledge service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
A. F. VanVickle
S. Kansas
David McCune
Corsage Presented to Mrs Poor at Mission Farewell
A corsage for missions was presented to Mrs. Walter Poor, leader. A farewell tribute was given to Mrs. Robert Nelson who is moving to Smith Center. Refreshments were served with Mrs. Poor pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Poor
Robert Nelson
Smith Center
Poor
50 50 Class Meets For Dinner Party
The 50 50 class of the First Methodist church held a dinner last night. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Christie, and Mr. and Mrs. Paschal Grimes. Quincy Green presided. the class voted to buy an air conditioner for the educational director's office. Monthly donations will support a student from Africa at Southwestern College in Winfield. The game Play Your Hunch was played. 24 members and two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Bill Lewis
R. L. Christie
Paschal Grimes
Quincy Green
Africa
Southwestern College
Winfield
Farewell Party Honors Two Women
Mrs. L. D. Perry and Mrs. Dick Purdy hosted a farewell party at the Perry home 515 S Highland. Guests included Mrs. Robert Nelson and Mrs. Robert Clemons as families move to Smith Center and Holton. About 25 people attended in informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Perry
Dick Purdy
Perry
S. Highland
Robert Nelson
Robert Clemons
Nelson
Smith Center
Clemons
Holton
Baptist Class Hamburger Fry At First Baptist Church
The Home builders class of the First Baptist church held a hamburger fry in the church basement. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Everett Wiles and Mr and Mrs Earl Grogan. Rev Ray J Hutchison led devotions and shared vacation pictures. Sixteen members and fourteen guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Everett Wiles
Earl Grogan
Wiles
Ray J. Hutchison
Naomi Circle Meets In Methodist Church
Fifteen members of Naomi Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday in the Methodist church. Mrs. Therms of Mount Pleasant Iowa, was a guest. Mrs. Beulah Griswold gave the devotions Mount of Transfiguration. Mrs. Harry Lewis and Mrs. J. O. Purviance gave the lesson Jesus, The Light of the World. Mrs. Lewis presented a poem. Mrs. C. C. Taylor and Ethel Eaton, hostesses, served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Therms
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Beulah Griswold
Harry Lewis
J. O. Purviance
Jesus
Lewis
C. C. Taylor
Ethel Eaton
Rural Homemakers Have Guest Day
Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration unit held Guest Day at Mrs. E. J. King residence with 10 members nine children and seven guests. Attendees included Mrs. Pearl Franklin Edith Winder Louis Garrison Dean Billbe Ed Shiflett E C Eller Bud Morgan and others. Mrs. Lopeman received the door prize and announced the Chanute district meeting notes. A note of appreciation was sent to Mrs. Marjorie Price departing as home economics agent. Lesson by Mrs. Kepley titled My Best Color. Next meeting set for June 9 with Mrs. Kepley.
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Welcomes New Member
Mrs Eth el Ladd hosted the Cottage Grove Ladies Aid gathering at rural Humboldt Thursday with 12 members and three guests making tea towels. New member Mrs Harold Chandler of Chanute was welcomed. next meeting set for May 26 with Mrs George McKaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Ethel Ladd
Humboldt
Earlton Ladies Aid Hosts Devotions and Lunch
Mrs. E. J. Salzman of Chanute hosted the Earlton Evangelical United Brethren church Ladies Aid on Thursday. Xenia Osborn led devotions, spoke on The Power of Character, and read a poem Ladies Aid. Mrs. Lewis Taylor Sr. led the meeting and Mrs. Sabian offered the closing prayer. A plate lunch was served to 22 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
E. J. Salzman
S. Western, Chanute
Sunny Stone Home Demonstration Club Meets in May
Buffalo Sunny Stone Home Demonstration unit met May 10 in the Community building with 15 members seven children and several guests present. Breads were made sampled and judged then a covered dish luncheon followed. Reports on the Chanute district meeting were given and a money making project was planned. Next meeting set for June 14 in the Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sunny Stone
Bill Follmer
Raymond Clinesmith
Sherryl
Maxine Lewis
Tammy Uden
Melvin Sperry
Chanute
Mmes
Bill Hempen
L. M. Braman
Harley Birchfield
Glen Powell
Meryl Summervill
Scout Troop 129 Brownies Plan Camp Wonderwood Visit
Eighteen Brownie Scouts of Troop 129 met Monday opening with the Brownie Promise and Smile Song. They planned a trip to Camp Wonderwood on Monday and started Fathers Day gifts. Brownie Tunnel closed the meeting led by Mrs Verlin Smith and Mrs Roy Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Scouts
Camp
Wonderwood
Verlin Smith
Roy Smith
Mrs McCune Hosts Martha Circle Meeting
Mrs L L McCune assisted Mrs Don McCune at 217 S Rutter in serving refreshments to the Martha circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Don McReynolds presided and gave the lesson "Matches to Light the Candle." Devotions were shared during the roll call of the 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. McCune
Don McCune
S. Rutter
Martha Circle
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Don McReynolds
Wife's Complaint Is Valid Personal Touch Too Much
Ann Landers advises a reader that the personal touches of a boss to drive a secretary to the bus stop are excessive. She recommends using raises to show appreciation and suggests avoiding overly intimate gestures that upset the wife. The column includes other reader questions about dating and paper delivery etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Shell
Women Education Under Debate By Educators and Students
A speaker criticizes the handling of women's education, saying educators and students have taken the issue too lightly and urging stronger attention to educational opportunities for women.
Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H Club Chooses Officers and Plans Picnic
Twenty two members of the Jol ly Jayhawkers 4-H Club met at Joint Rural High School of Stark. Judy Smith led singing and new member Glen Edmonds joined. Mary Murdock presided as business meeting chair. an advisory committee was named. Junior officers were elected for June July and August: Larry Gatewood president Jim Norris vice president Julia Taylor secretary treasurer Linda Raney reporter Joyce Herrin song leader David Mundell parliamentarian. Plans include a church 4-H Sunday May 22 and a basket dinner at Haddon picnic ground with committee Gatewood Olson Cook Wilson. Jim Woodworth led program. Joe Lon Smith spoke on garden and woodworking projects. Elaine Wilson demonstrated sewing box needs. Steve Olson demonstrated artificial respiration. Esther Clements presented a parliamentary problem. Hazel Cook announced a color study clothing meeting at her home Monday at 7 30 PM. Refreshments served to members three children five adults and community leaders Mrs Joe Smith and Dick Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H
Rural High School
Stark
Judy Smith
Glen Edmonds
Mary Murdock
Larry Gatewood
Jim Norris
Julia Taylor
Linda Raney
Joyce Herrin
Steve Olson
Esther Clements
Hazel Cook
Joe Smith
Dick Dunham
Education For Women Is Vital
Dr. Mary J. Bunting, inaugurating May 19 as Radcliffe College president, urges day nurseries for children of married students and urges continued education for women who marry and have families. She notes youthful marriages strain American colleges and calls for flexible paths to useful, responsible work for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Colleges
Mary J. Bunting
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Dr. Bunting
Bunting
Douglass College
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S
Spring Dinner Held for Neosho Hospital Daytime Staff
A spring dinner for the daytime staff of Neosho Memorial Hospital was held Thursday evening at the Tik Tok Restaurant in Humboldt. Attendees included Mmes Ralph Burghart Fred Thielenhaus Francis McGuffey Billie McCann Bob MecAlexander John Lundin Robert Sandage Myrie George Cora Stevenson Lillian Marvin Florence Holtz Vida Peterson and Tillie VanVickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Humboldt
Mmes Ralph Burghart
Fred Thielenhaus
Francis McGuffey
Billie McCann
Bob MecAlexander
John Lundin
Robert Sandage
Myrie George
Cora Stevenson
Lillian Marvin
Florence Holtz
Vida Peterson
Tillie VanVickle
GIA Meeting Held at Mrs Hopkins Home
Mrs Mary Nelson led the business meeting of the GIA to B of LE held Thursday afternoon at 1212 S Santa Fe hosted by Mrs John Hopkins. A social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs L R Rathbun at 16 N Grant will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins
S. Santa Fe
Mary Nelson
L. R. Rathbun
N. Grant
Erie and Vicinity Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Sidney Linscott and daughter visited in Virginia and the East and South. They saw Lynn Shaw and Patricia Shaw at college and school. Robert Pennington of Chanute came for business and visiting friends. Mrs Emery Vance entered Mercy Hospital at Parsons for observation and treatment. Louise Stroup spends the week in Wichita for illness and treatments. Mr and Mrs Robert Irvin and family from Decatur Alabama visit the Gambrills in Chanute. Vivian Hoagland hosts an iris display with a 3 to 5 p m invitation. The junior class play So This Is Bliss was staged at the high school with Enid Dunlap directing. Gus Demler and daughters visited Ida Bivin at Neosho Manor in Chanute. Mrs Bivin and Harley Ivey share a room. Mrs Laurence Figge of Wichita visited Nation relatives. Clyde Clark and Byrd H W Clark came from Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Linscott
Earl Miller
Virginia
Lynn Shaw
William and Mary College
Patricia Shaw
Stuart Hall
Miller Robert Pennington
Chanute
Emery Vance
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Louise Stroup
Wichita
Wichita Business College
Robert Irvin
Decatur
Charles Gambrill
Vivian Hoagland
James M. Nation
Iris
Enid Dunlap
Marilyn Shireman
DeLois Singleton
Gus Demler
Mary Francis
Don Haigler
Ida Bivin
Neosho Manor
Chanute Visitors Stop Over After Court Appearance
Mrs. Don Mattox and Mrs. Alice Myers visited friends in Chanute Wednesday afternoon. Larry Bryan, a Pittsburg State College student, visited his parents Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Bryan with roommate Francis Lindell. Homer Paton of Formosa visited his sister Mrs. D. L. Alderson and relatives. Mrs. Alderson and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fleming met him in Chanute. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Woodworth of Stark were in Chanute on business and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mattox
Alice Myers
Chanute
Larry Bryan
Pittsburg State College
H. C. Bryan
Francis Lindell
Pleasanton
Homer Paton
Formosa
D. L. Alderson
Alderson
Clark M. Fleming
Ross Woodworth
Stark
Johnson Bros Furniture Sale Promises Wall Plaques and Pictures
Johnson Bros Furniture advertises a home decor sale featuring hundreds of wall plaques and pictures at value prices. The ad emphasizes home gift ideas and affordable selections for customers shopping for decorating items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bros Furniture
Ady
Sheriff's Sale in Partition Neosho County Kansas
In Neosho County Kansas S II Irving H Ingraham plaintiff and Irene Moore et al defendants. A sheriff sale by order of sale will be held at Chanute Memorial Building front door on May 25 1960 at 10:00 AM for cash. Auction covers described tracts in Section 22 Township 27 South Range 18 East with parcels totaling about 12.5 acres more or less including NW-1/4 and portions of NE-1/4 and adjacent lot segments along the Neosho River and highway boundaries. Title conveyed free of encumbrances noted by description. Court clerk and case number 146,398. First published April 22 1960. Last publication May 20 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
District Court OF
Neosho County
Kansas
Erie
Irving H Ingraham
Irene Moore
Memorial Building
Chanute
Neosho River
City of
Chanute Tract
Section
Township 27
Chanute land sale in Neosho County Kansas 1960
Part of NW SE in Section 2 Township 27 South Range 18 east lies east of the Missouri Pacific Railroad right of way in New Chicago now Chanute. The parcel covers 25.01 acres more or less with a 6 degree 64.33 minute curve and specific bearings. The sale is without redemption and bids must be at least two thirds of the appraised value fixed by the commissioners in partition. Gerald D. Sloan Sheriff of Neosho County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meat Railway Company
Oteway
Neosho County
Kansas
New Chicago
Chanute
Gerald DO Sloan
Neone County
Public Auction of Chanute Property by Order of Sale
The Prudential Insurance Company of America plaintiff versus Howard R. Dobson and Oliver Dobson defendants. On May 11, 1960 at 10:00 AM the west front door of the Erie Court House in Neosho County Kansas will offer for cash the north ten feet of Lot Eleven and all of Lot Twelve Milo's Subdivision of Tract A Nobles Country Club Addition Chanute Kansas per an Order of Sale and judgment in the case. Sheriff Gerald B. Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Prudential Insurance Company OF America
New Jersey Corporation
Howard R. Dobson
Oliver Dobson
Erie
Milo
Tract A
Nobles Country Club
Chanute
Gerald BD. Sloan
Probate petition in Neosho County for Burdick will
In Neosho County Kansas a probate petition seeks to admit the will of Robert Wade Burdick dated August 4 1992 and appoint Ruth Burdick as executrix without bond. Notices to all interested parties require defenses by May 23 1960 at 1000 AM in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Balch Bailey represent the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Robert Wade Burdick
Ruth Burdick
Balch
Bailey Attorneys
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Harry Hays
Legion Auxiliary
Kenneth Summers
Chanute Discount Company
Evergreen
Discount Company, Inc
Baptist
Naomi Circle
Scout News
Mrs. McCune
Ann
Jolly Jayhawkers
Dorothy Roe
Women's
Uni
Gia
Erie & Vicinity
Laurence Figge
Figge
Clyde Clark
Byrd HW. Clark
Clyde
Brotton
Pietre
Tate
Bethan Allen
Ethan Allen
W. Main
Ath
Wilson
Davis Paint Store
E. Main
Bank of Commerce
Bank OF Friendly Service
Chanate, Kansas
F.D.I.C
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