Daily Transcript admissions and patrol citations summary
Weekly hospital admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial noted with names and addresses. Birth announced. Highway Patrol citations list multiple offenders with fines and costs. Recent moves and traffic citations include names and addresses with penalties.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robert Romine
S. Western
Donald Cornell
W. 5Th
Sam Mariucci
W. Sth
Charles Sweaney
E. Main
Johnson Young
Dallas
Tex
Lana Gibbs
Yates Center
Julia Holloway
N. Evergreen
Catherine Payne
Luther Scogin
Mort Cox
N. Western
Nicklaus Opens Final Rounds with Two Stroke Lead in New Orleans
Masters champion Jack Nicklaus, playful with fans, begins the third round of the Greater New Orleans Open with a two stroke edge over four challengers. He shot a 69 to go with a 65 first round, totaling 134, at Lakewood Country Club.
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New Orleans
Big Jack Nicklaus
Lakewood Country Club
Joint Rural High Class of 1965 Graduation Plans
Stark county school prepares two ceremonies for May 16 and May 21 in the high school auditorium. Jerold E. Tyler KLKC Parsons will deliver the commencement address on the theme It Pays to be Ignorant Sometimes. Principal H. D. Woodworth will present diplomas to 19 seniors, with Rev. Robert Huse giving the baccalaureate talk and performances by the Mixed Ensemble and Girls Glee Club. Names include Bath Baucom Bloom Brouillette Clements Cook Cotton Defenbaugh George Guy Guy Harding Shively Singer Wallace Webb Weitzel.
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STARK
Joint Rural High School
Jerold E. Tyler
KLKC
Parsons
H. D. Woodworth
Woodworth
Nina C. Larson
Robert Huse
Girls’ Glee Club
Cynthia Jill Bath
Larry Jean Baucom
Jane Adelia Bloom
Richard Oliver Brouillette
Roy Wesley Buscher
Richard Lee Clements
Charles Edward Cobb
Mary Alice Cook
James Robert Cotton
Lois Joanne Defenbaugh
Linda Sue George
James Wesley Guy
William Kenneth Guy
Janie Sue Harding
Bernard David Shively
Linda Kay Singer
Cheryl Louise Wallace
Billy Domn Webb
Barbera
Elaine Weitzel
Women's Softball Program Cancelled
The city recreation commission cancels the women's fitness softball program due to low participation. Merita Heath announces an organizational meeting in the first week of June to decide on a better schedule. The program may restart if at least 12 participate, with high school and college girls invited.
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Merita Heath
City Recreation Commission
Brownie Troop 122 Holds Meeting at School
Roosevelt Brownie Troop 122 met at the school Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Aday Mrs. George Phillips and Mrs. Dale Thornton. The girls visited the Hans Green house and each Brownie received a flower. Refreshments were served by Brenda Simmons and Beth Ann Drake. A tea for first grade girls and mothers was planned and a picnic was planned for Saturday May 22.
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Roosevelt Brownie
Walter Aday
George Phillips
Dale Thornton
Hans
Brenda Simmons
Beth Ann Drake
Detroit and Boston extend marathon with 12 8 win in 10 innings
Detroit defeated Boston 12 to 8 in 10 innings. New York beat Baltimore 9 to 3. Minnesota downed Kansas City 5 to 3. Cleveland beat Washington 2 to 1. Chicago edged Los Angeles 2 to 1.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Detroit Cesne
Scores and results from major and minor leagues
Baseball results list multiple games by city scores including New York 5 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 2 Houston 1 Philadelphia 5 Milwaukee 2 St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 7 Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 14 Arkansas 0 Seattle 7 Spokane 4 Hawaii 8 Portland 7 Vancouver 7 Tacoma 0 San Diego at Denver ppd. cold Indianapolis at Salt Lake City ppd. rain International League Toronto 3 Syracuse 2 Rochester 2 Buffalo 1 Columbus 3 Toledo Atlanta 5 Jacksonville 4
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Seattle
Spokane
Hawaii
Portland
Vancouver
Tacoma
San Diego
Denver
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
W. L. PC
G.B
Philaphia
San Fran
New York II
College Scores Snapshot From MCAU Journey
College scores list shows Missouri 9 over Colorado 2 and Kansas State 7 6 over Kansas 1 4 with Nebraska 2 3 and Oklahoma 0 1. Oklahoma State 4 9, Iowa State 0 1, plus multiple small college results across Parsons Warrensburg Maryville William Jewell Drury and others with golf scores.
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Missouri
Colorado
Kansas State
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Drury
William Jewell
Missouri Valley
Westminster
Central Methodist
Culver Stockton
Graceland
Lincoln Univ
MCAU
Mrs Osborn Hosts Esther Circle at Grant Avenue Baptist
Mrs. Clayton Osborn was hostess to the Esther Circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist church on Thursday night. Mrs. Edna Rush led the business meeting while Mrs. Elsie Woosley gave devotions. Mrs. Hugo Larson used selections from the missions magazine for her lesson. Refreshments were served to eight members and two guests, Mrs. Harold Neptune and Mrs. Frank Young.
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Clayton Osborn
Esther
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Edna Rush
Elsie Woosley
Hugo Larson
The
Missions Magazine
Harold Neptune
Frank Young
Edith Jones
S. Rutter
Edna Strohm
Joyce Baldwin
Fay Edwards
Kansas
WSWS
Marian Shike
Myrtle Moffatt
S. Kansas
P. A. Swan
Jennie Nelson
Linda Horine Engaged To Jim Alexander
Mr and Mrs C S Horine announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Jim Alexander son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Alexander. Linda will graduate from Chanute High School this spring. Alexander is a 1964 Chanute graduate and attends Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia. He works at Foodtown Inc in Emporia. A June wedding is planned.
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C. S. Horine
S. Central
Linda
Jim Alexander
Elmer Alexander
N. Steuben
Miss Horine
Chanute High School
Alexander
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Emporia
Foodtown, Inc
WSWS Circles Meet at Evangelical United Brethren Church
The WSWS circles met in May at the Evangelical United Brethren church for lessons on The Christian Church in the Land of Flowers. Rebecca Circle hosted morning coffee with 10 members, Esther Circle hosted evening devotions with 13 attendees and two guests, and Dorcas Circle met in the church annex for a Wednesday afternoon session.
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WSWS
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Christian Church
Land of Flowers
Arts and Crafts Club Plans Monday Session
The group will meet Monday from 9 to 12 at the North Malcolm Community Center to decorate bottles boxes plates cans and pots with scraps of materials. Members should bring their chosen item trims scissors and a small paint brush for glue painting.
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North Malcolm
Phone number for Tribune contact after hours
Instructions urge readers to call their Tribune phone or, if unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability.
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Tribune
Local Car Hood Dented After Falling Object Incident
Harold Heilman of Thayer reported a object dropped from the 3rd street underpass dented his car hood. Another Iola resident said a beer bottle shattered a door glass on a parked vehicle. Edd Manbeck of the International Oil and Gas Co. reported a gas pump hose cut during the night. Army Pvt. Gary C. Winans, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Harold E. Winans, completed a general supply course at Fort Leonard Wood May 14. He is a graduate of Joint Rural High School Stark 1960 and Iola Junior College 1962. A musical program by Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Thuston and family at Church of God in Christ Sunday night at 8 is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Heilman
Thayer
3Rd Street
Ioa
Edd Manbeck
International Oil and Gas Co
W. Elm
Army
Gary C. Winans
Harold E. Winans
R. J. Erie
Fort Leonard Wood
Joint Rural High School
Stark
Iola Junior College
Floyd Thuston
Church of God In Christ
Dr Shaw Speaks to Senior Citizens at Memorial Building
Dr Fred Shaw addressed the Friday senior citizens gathering in Memorial Building on Mothers Day. Mrs Robert Koch led group singing with Mrs Dave Petterson accompanying. Myrtle Fletcher ran the business meeting in the president's absence. Sixty eight attendees enjoyed pot luck dinner, games, and cards.
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Fred Shaw
Memorial Building
Robert Koch
Dave Petterson
Koch
Ed Wolfe
Petterson
Buffalo Bluebird Chapter CBS Observes Mothers Day Program
The Buffalo Bluebird Chapter CBS met at the Masonic Hall with Mr. and Mrs. Stevens presiding. An official visit of district aid Oral Borland to Bluebird Chapter June 9 was announced along with a Fredonia Chapter friendship meeting. A Mothers Day program was performed by several officers and six women received potted plants as decorations and refreshments were served.
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Buffalo
Bluebird
CBS
Masonic Hall
Charles Stevens
District Aid
Oral Borland
Fredonia
Marshal
Ada
Electa
Fred Dodge
Homer May
Deaths and Funerals: Art B. Wiggans and Earl Brooks
Art B. Wiggans of 323 W. 6th died at Westview Nursing Home after a long illness. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Johnson Mortuary. Earl Lee Mearl Brooks, 54, longtime Erie resident, died Friday night at Mount Carmel Hospital in Pittsburg after a four year illness. He was born April 5, 1911 in Elsmore. lived in Erie, Walnut, and managed Jones Grocery and Maytag Store. survived by wife Iona Reece and two brothers. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Erie Christian Church. burial Elsmore Cemetery.
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Art B. Wiggans
W. 6Th
Westview Nursing Home
Johnson Mortuary
Earl Lee Mearl Brooks
Erie
Mount Carmel Hospital
Pittsburg
Elsmore
Charles Brooks
Walnut
Jones
Maytag
Iona Reece
Wesley Brooks
S.grant
Ira Brooks
Erie Christian Church
Ioof Lodge
Harmony
Myrtle Rebecca Lodge
Parson Canton
Erie Masonic Lodge
OES
Glen Crosby
Pierce Funeral Home
Funeral service for Herbert Lige Smith held at Roy 8. Gibson
Funeral services for Herbert Lige Smith were conducted Friday at Roy 8 Gibson Funeral Home with Dr. Fred Shaw presiding. Singers Mrs. D A Finney and Mrs. Dave Petterson performed as floral and pallbearer details were announced. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery with O H Bates of Cedar Lodge AF and AM leading grave rites.
Coin Books Planned For City Library
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met at the Memorial building with 33 members and new member Velma McGuire. The club voted to buy coin books for the public library not to exceed 25 dollars yearly. Leroy Halstead won a 1962 proof set door prize and Charles Heaton won a roll of 1961 Lincoln cents.
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Neosho Valley Coin Club
Memorial Building
Velma McGuire
Joe Hilton
Leroy Halstead
Charles Heaton
Girl Scouts Camp Out At Trail's End This Weekend
Forty Chanute Girl Scouts will primitive camp at Trail's End on land owned by Jack Grubbs near Neodesha. About 175 Scouts and leaders from seven counties of the Meadowlark Council are expected for the Spring Camporee featuring outdoor living, a flag burning ceremony, and a campfire singarama.
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Chanute
Trail’s End
Jack Grubbs
Neodesha
Meadowlark Council
Jim Kensett
Stan Cannan
Hutton
Charles Berthot
Zenn Dale Ratliff
Jack Patrick
Richard Ashley
St. Patrick
G. B. Wal
Fay Edwards
Albert Kihm
Joe Winkler
Berthot
Earlton EUB Ladies Aid hears lesson by Mrs Osborn
The Earlton Earlton EUB Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Leona Tennis with Mrs. Mabel Arthur assisting. Mrs. John Osborn presented the lesson titled The Appearance to the Seven by the Sea and Mrs. A J Elliott, the vice president, led the business meeting. A plate luncheon followed.
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Earlton
Earlton Eub Ladies Aid
Leona Tennis
Mabel Arthur
John Osborn
A. J. Elliott
Hobby Club meets at Mrs Ward's home on Lafayette
Mrs. T. O. Ward hosted six members and two guests of the Hobby Club at her home 121 N. Lafayette Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. James A. Becannon and Mrs. E. S. Cornish. Mrs. C. A. Duer son led a lesson on old blue china. Refreshments were served.
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T. O. Ward
Hobby Club
N. Lafayette
James A. Becannon
E. S. Cornish
C. A. Duerson
Social calendar highlights May 15 to May 15 events
Do S square dance club at Alco School 8 p.m. May 15. May 17 Electa Club Ars Rev Gibson 7 30 p.m. Past Presidents Parley American Legion Auxiliary Mrs Norman Koch 6 30 p.m. Fairfield Grange 8 p.m. Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p.m. Arts and Crafts at N Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to noon. Sweet Adelines TB Hospital 7 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Home Savings Building 7 15 p.m. May 17 Chanute Cycle Clubhouse 1604 Plummer 7 30 p.m. Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 7 30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs A Militant 8 00 F hall 8 p Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m. LA to 8 of RT 2 p.m. Women s Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel noon lunch. Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist church dinner 6 30 p.m. Lady Ellis club rooms 7 30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club Marie Leaf Tea Room 9 a.m.
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Electa Club
Ars
Gibson
W. Main
Pariey
American Legion Auxiliary
Norman Koch
N. Steuben
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield
Rebekah Lodge
N. Malcolm Community Center
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Chanute
Plummer
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Lady Ellis
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Marie
Leaf Tea Room
Kayettes Sleepover at Royster Junior High
The Junior Kayettes at Royster Junior High held an annual slumber party Friday night with Barbara Bringle as chairwoman. Chaperons included Mrs. Fred Moulton Mrs. R D Bringle Mrs. Jerry Steele and sponsor Mrs. Virgil Akins. Eighty girls attended.
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Highway Patrol
Jerry L. Kramer
Galesburg
Henry H. Carroll
Eureka
Joe Ponce
S. Forest
Lester L. Morrison
N. Garfield
Jack D. Dillon
Freddie Markham
Charles E. Fetters
Independence
KCC
Donald Stockton
Prairie Village
Joseph Maloun Jr
Charles N. Hole
Allen
Hutchison
W. Duanelanten
Marion Wells
Central
Richard H. Bohring
Franklin
Alfred
Haviland
George Gibson
Bend
Jack Nicklaus
Prather
Evergreen
Scout News
Associated Press
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Columbus
Toledo
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Associated Press Baseball
Williamsburg
Henry Watkins
Mrs. Osborn
Cablevision
J. D. Schall
Mgr
North Lincoln
J. D. Schaal
Linda Horine
Rebecca Circle
William Baldwin
Keith Chartier
Johnny Erickson
Bill LaRue
Frank Percy
Dorcas Circle
Church Annex
Mmes. Percy
Herschel Ewing
R. C. Sperry
Arthur Carlson
Wesley Hamilton
Arts and Crafts
Dr. Shaw
Myrtle Fletcher
Hillard Blume
Essie Leonard
Charles Herron
Bessie Johnson
Orley Locke
Johnson
EUB
Big Creek
Jack Jordan
Eugene Poole
Cress
Earl Lee Mears Brooks
Halstead
Reba Jones
David L. McCune
Chanste Tas. Board
Floyd Tl. Johnson
N. Highland
Fred L. Johnson
Girl Scouts
Trail's End
Mrs. Ward
Dia Tribune
Alco
Kayettes
Shelly
Gladiola
Tenderfoot
Kress
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