Social Calendar May 16 1960 community events listing
Rebekah Lodge meeting with refreshments at Fellows Hall in the afternoon. Choral Aires at High Prairie church at 1 30 pm. Ouplicote Bridge club gathering at Tioga Motel 7 30 am. Electa club Hulda Parker chapter of the Eastern Star with Mrs Chauncey Lincoln at 711 in the afternoon. Past President's Paliey of American Legion Auxiliary meeting postponed to May 23. Wesleyan Service Guild at First Methodist church with prayer service dinner at 6 pm.
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Rebekah Lodge Ocd Fellows Hall
P.m Choral Aires
High Prairie Church
Ouplicote Bridge Club
Tioga Motel
Electa Club
Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Chauncey
Lincoln
Paliey
American Legion Auxiliary
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Bible study and church event notes with ALCW recap
May 17 Bible study to be led by Mrs Lacy Thorsell with the group cleaning the church. Mrs Anderson reported on the ALCW convention in Kansas City in April. Mrs Winterrowd gave devotions and the lesson We Go To Church In The Country. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Roy Larson assisted. Mrs Clarence Nelson provided refreshments for 14 members and 10 guests.
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Lacy Thorsell
Anderson
ALCW
Kansas City
Winterrowd
Roy Larson
Clarence Nelson
Hold Joint Meeting For EUB Circles
A joint gathering of Esther and Hanna circles of the Women's Society of World Service met Thursday evening in the Evangelical United Brethren church annex. Mrs. Edna Strohm led with singing and prayer. business was followed by reports from delegates to the Branch convention at Camp Webster near Salina. Attendees included 14 members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Hanna
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edna Strohm
Paul Life
Bess Lehman
Camp Webster
Salina
Howard Brant
Christian Social Relations
Marian Shike
Strohm
Bessie Brady
Mrs. Charles Bidding Teaches Color Lesson to Peace and Progress
Mrs. Harley Knapp hosted the Peace and Progress Home Demonstration unit with 18 members. Mrs. L. F. Erickson presided, awarding the 1959 gold seal, and Mrs. E. S. Faulkner was chosen to present the family life lesson in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Knapp
Peace and Progress
L. F. Erickson
E. S. Faulkner
Charles Bidding
Edith Jones Leads IC Guild Meeting at Church Annex
Mrs Edith Jones presided Thursday afternoon for a meeting of the IC Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church Fourteen members met in the church annex. Calling committee named includes Mrs Harry Dill Mary Edwards Blanche Woolery Fay Davis Lyle Clark Charles Donov an and Jones. Mrs Donovan gave devotions and Mrs Lloyd Kimble won the door prize. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged and refreshments served by Mrs Clark and Mrs Dill. Mrs Edwards and Mrs Ernest Wahl will host the next meeting June 2 at the Wahl home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Jones
IC Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mmes
Harry Dill
Mary Edwards
Blanche Woolery
Fay Davis
Lyle Clark
Charles D. Donovan
Jones
Wahl
Vilas church group elects Winter president
Mrs Ralph Winter rowd was elected president of the Augustana Lutheran Church Women of Vilas Bethel church. The group met Sunday evening with Mrs Warren Jones presiding and named Mrs Roy Anderson vice president Mrs Roy Larson secretary and reporter Mrs Clarence Nelson treasurer and Helen Larson organist. A service meeting will
Newest Slip Covers from Alice Brooks
Ad for slip covers and home craft patterns by Alice Brooks. Includes step by step instructions for chairs and sofas and a 1960 needlecraft book offer with three free patterns. Requests 25 to 30 cents for pattern orders and mailing details to a New York address.
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Aliee Brooks
Alice Brooks
Christian Women Institute Holds Daylong District Event
The Christian Women’s Institute for officers of District 2 met all day at the Christian church with about 50 attendees. Instructors included Mrs. Schideler Feerer Chartier Davis and Leta Mae Brown. Groups studied offices while Group 5 served a noon salad luncheon. A afternoon skit Decade of Decision was shown. Miss Brown from Kansas City spoke on India after returning as a missionary.
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Christian Women’s Institute For
Christian Women's Fellowship of District 2
The
Christian Church
R. J. Schideler
Virgil Feerer
Chartier
R. A. Davis
Leta Mae Brown
CWF
Miss Brown
Kansas City
India
W. F. Haines
S. Grant
Flattering cape collar pattern by Marian Martin
Misses pattern 9039 in sizes 12 to 20 features a flattering cape collar and airy pleat front skirt suitable for day or evening wear. Requires 5 to 8 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 35 cents per pattern plus postage to Marian Martin pattern department in New York and include full name address size and style number.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
Mrs Eugene Oyler Hosts Miriam Circle Meeting
Mrs Eugene Oyler of 609 S Ashby hosted the Miriam circle of the Rebekah Lodge on Friday. Guests included the Past Noble Grands club with co hosts H J Rauhoff George Wilson H M Wilmoth Etta Hanson Ora Frankeberger Fred Oliverson and A A Miller. Plans were made for a June 9 picnic. Games were led by Wilmoth Hanson and Mabel Pons. Door prize went to Mrs Gladys Franklin. Refreshments served to 26 Miriam circle members 14 noble grands and guest Mrs D Evans.
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Eugene Oyler
S. Ashby
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grands Club
Mmes
H. J. Rauhoff
George Wilson
H. M. Wilmoth
Etta Hanson
Ora Frankeberger
Fred Oliverson
A. A. Miller
Oyler
Mmes. Wilmoth
Hanson
Mabel Pons
Gladys Franklin
D. Evans
Covered Dish Lunch Honors Five Birthdays
A Friday lunch at the Senior Citizens club honored five birthdays Rena Stierwalt Mrs Elsie Potter Mrs C Burtch Harry Watts and Elmer Mathews. The meeting in the Memorial building Federation room heard reports on the Southeast Kansas convention in Parsons which drew about 500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Rena Stierwalt
Elsie Potter
C. Burtch
Harry Watts
Elmer Mathews
Federation
Memorial Building
Southeast Kansas
Parsons
Anna Lock
Bryant Rest Home
Carl Pearson
Cub Scouts rehearse Law of the Pack skit in Den 1 scene
Seven Cub Scouts of Den 1 Pack 6 repeated the Law of the Pack in a home setting. The group, led by their den mother Mrs. Verlin Smith, practiced a skit as part of their meeting.
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Verlin Smith
Civic Leader Is Flunking Assignments of Fatherhood
Ann Landers columns discuss family issues including a son devoted to civic groups, a seven year old boy’s needy behavior, and a navy sailor advised to avoid a volatile marriage situation. Readers’ dilemmas cover dating, parental responsibility, and guidance from the advice column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Aan Landers
Battle Creekers
Ann
Enid
Cubs Den 3 Pack 3 Meet at Methodist Church
Den 3 Pack 3 gathered at the Methodist church Tuesday to race their miniature racers. Greg Barnard served refreshments for eight Cubs and an assistant den mother. Bruce Morgan assisted with treats. The program closed with cap and gown presentation by Gary Neeley and Kenneth Winters and the Elms song led by senior cheerleaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Barnard
Den
Bruce Morgan
Malson
Harold Wilson
Don Chickadonz
Don Strack
Bill Schupback
Bill Taylor
Bob Ames
Charles Erickson
Eddie McMillen
Dallas Roles
Roger Fickel
Gary Neeley
Kenneth Winters
the Elms
Deaths and Funerals in Local Areas
Belle Percy of Malcolm dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Artie A Browning 87 of Chanute dies after long illness. funeral Monday at First Methodist with burial in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Earl Trammell of Marion Il dies after a year bedridden. services Sunday in Marion. Nellie Stevens funeral held at First Methodist with burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Belle Percy
Malcolm
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Johnson Mortuary
Artie A. Browning
Artie A Browning
Mabel Knapp
Ethel Glaze
Vera Browning
Chanute
Opal Lewis
Urbana
Ill
Arvilla Gamble
Barstow
Calif
Addie Blackburn
Martha Hodge
Walter
First Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garrett
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Trammell
Earl Trammell
Marion
Bedfast
Mr. Trammell
S. B. Trammell
Herbert
Myrtle
W. W
Carl
Branson
Lane services held for Grace Pearl Lane at Johnson Memorial
Last rites for Grace Pearl Lane were conducted Friday afternoon at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Arthur Atkins of the Christian church officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. John Peters and Mrs. A B R B Chauncey sang Beyond The Sunset, with flowers arranged by Mrs. Lewis Hottenstein and Mrs. Lucvy Muecke. Bearers were Joe Goltry, Gordon Goltry, Dick McMinimy, Ralph McMinimy, Fred Hansen, and John Thielen.
Community News and Local Happenings
Short briefs report on shopping ads at Johnson Bros. and local personal updates. Louis Fosha returns from Santa Fe hospital in Topeka. Girl Scout Court of Awards set for Thursday at First Methodist church. Brownie Fly Up ceremony Tuesday at Alcott school. Army PFC Ramon Perez arrives in France with the 586th Ordnance Company after serving at Fort Hood and basic at Fort Leonard Wood. Ralph Reinhardt family visits Mercy Hospital to see grandson Mark Wayne. William Sailors Kansas Farm Bureau director attends Wichita dinner honoring India minister S K Patil, India’s agriculture secretary.
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Army
Ramon Perez
Felix Perez
Humboldt
France
586Th Ordnance Company
Perez
Fort Hood
Tex
Fort Leonard Wood
Mo Perez
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chanute
William A. Sailors
Kansas Farm Bureau
Erie
Great Plains Wheat Market Development Assn
Wichita
S. K. Patil
India
Patil
Secretary of Agriculture
U. S
Nehru
Plan to build wheat stocks in India to ease shortages
The Chanute Tribune notes a plan discussed months ago to stockpile wheat in India to stabilize prices and ease food shortages. A dinner at the Allis Hotel highlighted these efforts. Mark Wayne Reinhardt was born May 12 at Mercy Hospital Parsons to Loy Dee Reinhardt and wife.
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Chanute Tribune Pg. 3
India
Allis Hotel
Loy Dee Reinhardt
Columbus
Mark Wayne
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Reinhardt
Cherokee County
Ralph Reinhardt
R. J. Erie
Wayne Ramsey
Winfield
Building Permits Filed for Multiple Properties
A list of building permit actions includes Donald Reeves at 96 H Washington and 5 W Walnut, Charles Papenck and Mrs A Ind for 7974 S Steuben, Buster at 702 Forest to 1122 8, G W McDowell 3277 W Main to 1697 S Plummer, Flora Erickson 114 Gretchen to 419 Lafayette, Keth Johnson 417 Main to 319, Os Huffman carport 208 PrenkiiA, estimated cost 4, Robert Ramsey 78 and concrete brick business building at 1499 Sante Pe, estimated cost 919,000, David Kern starter house at 1405 Katy, estimated cost con.
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Donald Reeves
Washington
W. Walnut
Charles Papenck
Ind
S. Steuben von Buster
Forest
W McDowell
W. Main
Plummer
Flora Erickson
Gretchen
Lafayette Keth Johnson
Main
Telled Os Huffman
Prenkiia
Robert Ramsey
Sante Pe
David Kern
Katy
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included Donna M Cornell 321 W 4th Joe H Jackson 25 S Western Harvey M Quigg Walnut and others. Dismissals yesterday listed several patients including Mrs Effie R Fritz and Homer Ellsworth. Dismissals today include Larry O Connell 309 S Lincoln and Roscoe C T Weddell 112 S Central.
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Donna M Cornell
W. 4Th
Joe H. Jackson
S. Western
Harvey M. Quigg
Walnut
Effie R. Fritz
S. Central
Homer Ellsworth
Eric
Henry A. Shaw
Donna Bowen
Kansas
Walter FE. White
W. Éth
William E. Craig
Gretchen
Dennis BE. Gates
S. Malcolm
Larry O'Connel
S. Lincoln
David EF. Kennedy
W. Main
Roscoe C T Weddell
Up and Atom 4H Club Meets at Robert Lassman Home
The Up and Atom 4H Club met Thursday at 101 N. Forest with Kathy Lassman giving a color demonstration. Plans announced for next gathering at 215 N. Forest, 7 p.m., hosted by Nonnie Kuhns.
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Robert Lassman
N. Forest
Kathy Lassman
Nonnie Kuhns
Etiquette Q and A About Polite Replies and Table Manners
A columnist replies that both “You're welcome” and “Thank you” remain current. The answer notes etiquette evolves and offers a practical dining tip: if applesauce comes in a small cup, scoop with a fork and place the empty cup on the plate edge.
Senior High Awards Given
Senior High awards are listed with several groups highlighted. Names include Janet O Connor, Jean Treloggen, Robert Blunk, Pat Blackston, George Carlson, John Freeman, Linda Malson, Betty Wilson, and multiple Y Teen, FHA, Music, and FFA honors awarded to students such as Mary Wood, Leland Clapson, Sharon Belt, Kay Blair, Mart in Cage, Linda Campbell, Connie Carlson, Sharon Cooper, Chris Coots, Phil Dryden, Tony Godinez, Rickey Hammer, Roy Marks, Larry Reynolds, Sherrill Rush, Marcia Sandberg, Terry Smith, Larry Thompson, Roma Turner, George Wheat, and David Swiler.
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Janet O'Connor
Jean Treloggen
Artists Anonymous
Robert Blunk
Pat Blackston
George Carlson
John Freeman
Linda Malson
Betty Wilson
Mrs. Weidman
Mary Ruth Allday
Susan Allday
Virginia Baugh
Linda Campbell
Karen Dillion
Betty Engle
Kay Freidline
Pam Gray
Kathy Overby
Myrna Rains
Judy ‘White
FHA
Miss O'Connor
Illegitimate Births and Abortions Spark Medical Talk
Dr. George A. Friedman of New York reported at a state medical society meeting that more than 200,000 illegitimate births and 700,000 to 2,000,000 abortions occur annually in the United States.
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New York
United States
George A. Friedman
State Medical Society
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Institute For Officers of Christian Women
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