Local grads plan spring, fall academic moves and wedding
Miss Jordan, Chanute High School graduate, will finish Junior College this spring then attend the University of Wichita in the fall. Thompson, Southeast High School Wichita alum, studied at Pittsburg State College and is enrolled in University of Wichita summer school. No wedding date has been set.
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Jordan
Chanute High School
University of Wichita
Thompson
Southeast High School
Wichita
Pittsburg State College
Janice Jordan Engaged to Jim Malone Thompson
Mr and Mrs Frank B Jordan announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Jean to Jim Malone Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Fred Malone Thompson Wichita involved in the wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Jean Jordan
Frank B. Jordan
Western
Jim Malone Thompson
Wichita
Drisdell Studio
S. Western
Janice Jean
Jim Malone Thomp
Mrs. Fred
Social Scene May 17 1962 town and country events
Community calendar lists a series of club meetings and social events on Thursday May 17 1962 in Neosho area. Includes Homemakers HDU lunch, Girl Scout neighborhood meeting, PEO luncheon, Junior St Cecilia Music Club, Laurel Mothers Club installation lunch, Kansettes picnic, and more at local venues such as Santa Fe Park and Maple Leaf Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country
Ars
Britten Thompson
Homemakers
Beaulahriswald
Neosho County Association For Menta Health
Sawyer Hell
Lewis Wayior
Barston
St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Laurel Mother's Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Santa Fe Park
Autumn Mothers Install Officers at Humboldt luncheon
Nine members of the Autumn Mothers club held an installation luncheon at the Tic Toc restaurant in Humboldt on Thursday. May poles decorated tables and a petunia plant was given to each member. Mrs. Richard Smith, president, appointed committees for the new year and Mrs. Glen Barnby, retiring president, received a gift from the club. Mrs. Smith won the door prize. The next meeting will be a picnic for husbands on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Mothrs Club
Humboldt
Richard Smith
Glen Barnby
Smith
Anita Sue Umbarger Honored by Shower
A kitchen shower was held in rural Thayer at the home of Mrs Forest Chicka donz and Madine in honor of Anita Sue Umbarger who will marry Lloyd White on May 26. Attending were Mrs Orville Umbarger and Janis, Mrs Bill Dean and Teresa, plus Kathy Holtzman Kay Wolfe Fay Wolfe Joyce Hinton Dalene Anderson Helen Meek Sherre George and Linda Orr. Lending gifts were Linda Carter Helen Smedley and Rita Heit.
Assessors Guests Of Showalters At Drumstick
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Showalter entertained county deputy assessors their wives husbands and office personnel Monday evening at the Drumstick. Attending were Cecil Reid W A Strean E A Reeves Otis Lynn Richard Barnard Joe Ermey William G Neely Hurley Heaton George Wright Herman Bonine Irwin Diediker Ross Woodworth L W Thurman Walker Beard J E Vance J O Barnhardt Miss Mary Demler Mrs Lou Darlington Wayne Gibson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Showalter
Eric
Imes
Cecil Reid
W. A. Strean
E. A. Reeves
Otis Lynn
Richard Barnard
Joe Ermey
William G. Neely
Hurley Heaton
George Wright
Herman Bonine
Irwin Diediker
Ross Woodworth
L. W. Thurman
Walker Beard
J. E. Vance
J. O. Barnhardt
Mary Demler
Lou Darlington
Wayne Gibson Jr
VFW Auxiliary Receives Community Plaque and Plans Memorial Day Wreaths
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met in the Memorial building with Mrs. Howard Carder presiding. Harry Johnson Jr. presented a department plaque for the community scrapbook and thanked the auxiliary for supporting the memorial service for Mrs. W. J. Althaber. The group discussed a magazine subscription project to fund a wheelchair or hospital bed, and noted loans of walkers and crutches. They voted to prepare Memorial Day wreaths, and reported hosting the Senior Citizens club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Carder
Harry Johnson Jr
Carder
Department
Johnson
W. J. Althaber
Melvin Webb
Senior Citizens’ Club
Webb
Walter Graves
Parsons
Gertie Adams
H. J. Rauhoff
Winfield
Quentin Nelson
E. W. Schantz
Howard Dobson
Patricia Rash Named To Honorary Group
Patricia Rash daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rash Thayer a sophomore at Kansas State University Manhattan has been selected as a member of Chimes the junior women's honorary organization Members are selected who have been outstanding on the campus scholastically and in activities Thirteen from the sophomore class were chosen for the honor Miss Rash is chairman of the Student Union Movie committee is a member of Angel Flight and is president of Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Rash
Kenneth Rash
Thayer
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Chimes
Miss Rash
Student Union
Angel Flight
Kappa Alpha Theta
Guild Installs New Officers
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at First Methodist church Tuesday evening with Mrs. Marie McDonald leading prayer in the Youth chapel. Officers installed by Dr. Charles Wesley Garrett include Mrs. Frank Carter president and Pearl Chapman treasurer among others. A salad buffet for 26 followed and a film strip was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Marie McDonald
Esther
J. E. Bradshaw
Art Holmes
Charles Rubew
5S. A. Mannoni
Frank Stacy
Barbara Keller
Freda Betts
Charles Wesley Garrett
Frank Carter
H. P. Cutrell
H. C. Miller
Ann Drury
Pearl Chapman
Ethel Eaton
John Hemphill
Spiritual Life
R. L. Rains
Christian Social Relations
Miss Betts
Missionary
Reception Honors Mrs. Anderson
A reception honoring Mrs. Ernest Anderson was held Tuesday at Odd Fellows hall by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Anderson, a delegate to the international convention in Columbus, Ohio June 13 to 23, received a gift and corsage. Mrs. Hallie Cather presided. Mrs. H. A. Thurstin led the committee and Mrs. Cather served guests, with 30 attendees and baskets of red roses on the table. Frank McBeath won the hostess prize. guest Mrs. Sam Bryan attended from Kansas City, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Anderson
Odd Fellows Hall
Brotherhood of Railroad
Anderson
Columbus
Ohio
Hallie Cather
H. A. Thurstin
Cather
Frank McBeath
Sam Bryan
Kansas City, Kan
Les Des Set to Aid Cancer Drive in Community Meeting
Vickie Gardner led a Les Des gathering at Lynn Bonney’s home as a club constitution revision passed. Susie Schmitt elected vice president and Sydney Naughton named activities committee chairman. Plans for Cancer Drive underway. next meeting May 21 with Carol Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Gardner
Lynn Bonney
W. 4Th
Susie Schmitt
Sydney Naughton
Carol Henley
Mrs. Rauhoff Heads Santa Fe Women
The Santa Fe Women's Federation met in Carpenters Hall with 35 members and four visitors. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. H. J. Rauhoff president, Leta McConnell vice president, Logan Hunt treasurer, H. M. Bauer secretary. K. R. Reinhardt and committee planned entertainment. Lori Barnett and Patty Aday gave two dances. Prizes were won by Mrs. Stauffer, Mann, and Wise. door prize to Mrs. McGuire. Refreshments flourished with peonies and handmade dolls as decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Women's Federation
Carpenters Hall
H. J. Rauhoff
Leta McConnell
Logan Hunt
H. M. Bauer
K. R. Reinhardt
Lori Barnett
Patty Aday
Mmes. W. R. Stauffer
A. E. Mann
W. T. Wise
G. R. McGuire
Family Week Dinner At Center Ridge Church
In observance of Family Week a basket dinner was held Friday evening at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Center Ridge with 60 in attendance. Maxine Stoll sang and Rev. Claude Pittenger spoke on “Needs of a Christian Home” while Rev. and Mrs. Jack Mathis sang a duet. The group discussed “Ten Suggestions on How to Enrich Family Living” and Mr. Mathis delivered the benediction. Committee members included Mrs. Melvin Carlson, Virgil Solomon, Dale Nelson, and Laverne Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Maxine Stoll
Claude Pittenger
Chanute
Jack Mathis
Neighbors Honor Mrs J C Shinn on Birthday
Mrs J C Shinn of 3 EF 8th was honored Monday evening by neighbors for her birthday. Guests ranged in age from 1? to over 9% years. Hostesses were Mrs Marvin Seefeldt and Mrs Charles Rubew. Attendants included Marvin Seefeldt Evelyn Seefeldt Martha Seefeldt Tommy Blancett Sherry Christina Mike Judy Buckner and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Shinn
Marvin Seefeldt
Charles Rubew
Evelyn Seefeldt
Martha Seefeldt
Tommy Blancett
Sherry
Christina
Mike
Judy Buckner
Mmes. A. B. Chauncey
J. H. Negley
Gertrude Switzer
Kenneth Lee
P. F. Needham
Jack Sparks
Don Buckner
LAPM Meeting Elects Delegates at Odd Fellows Hall
Patriarchs Militant met Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall with Mrs Myrtle Grove presiding and Belle Milby conducting inspection. Mrs R L Christie was elected delegate to the department association in Colby in October with Mrs Frances Cloud as alternate. Members represented Humboldt Fort Scott and Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Grove
Belle Milby
R. L. Christie
Department Association
Colby
Frances Cloud
Humboldt
Fort Scott
Iola
Sunny Stone unit sews for Winfield Hospital ward
Members of the Sunny Stone Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday in the community building to sew for the children's ward at Winfield Hospital. During the all day meeting gowns diapers and diaper shirts were made. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sunny Stone Home
Winfield Hospital
Little Boy to Grow Up Now Dear Ann Landers
A reader complains her husband acts like a child with his mother, while a mother-in-law pushes relocation. Ann counsels the move may force grown behavior and urges boundaries in family meddling. A series of reader questions follow about longing for past loves and privacy in a family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Bud
Fishbowl
Bridge Club Meets at Tioga Hotel for Strong Scores
The Duplicate Bridge club met Monday evening at the Tioga Hotel with above average scores. Notable results include Loren Kennedy, Parsons, and Orville Roberts from Independence scoring 292. Other high scorers were Mrs. Charles Broadwell, Mrs. Bob Allen, 28, Mrs. Jo Payne, Fred Foster, 26, and Mrs. F. G. Hooker with Mrs. Cecyle Munger 24 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Loren Kennedy
Parsons
Orville Roberts
Independence
Charles Broadwell
Bob Allen
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
F. G. Hooker
Cecyle Munger
Gifts Exchanged At Bethel Guild Meeting
The Bethel Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Bob Clark at 918 S Garfield. Mrs. Dean Evans led the lesson What Is That In Thine Hand. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged and new names drawn. Mrs. Clarence Barr led the games. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Guild of
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bob Clark
S. Garfield
Dean Evans
Clarence Barr
Mrs Williams Hostess for Women's Missionary Class
The Women's Missionary class of the Assembly of God church met with Mrs Albert Williams at 1028 Lafayette on a Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Williams read the scripture and Mrs Lamah Wilson gave the commentary. Cake and punch were served by Mrs Jess Reed and Mrs Wilson. Mrs Pearl Roberts was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Assembly of God Church
Albert Williams
Lafayette
Williams
Lamah Wilson
Jess Reed
Wilson
Pearl Roberts
Scout News Den 2 Pack 100 Meeting Recap
Den 2 Pack 100 met at Mrs. John Erickson home 715 N Grant. They recited the Cub Scout promise and law, took a nature walk to find seed varieties, and Dale Morgan served refreshments for seven boys before group singing closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Erickson
N. Grant
Dale Morgan
The Tribune by Carrier Rate Notice
Public notice states the Tribune is delivered by carrier at a weekly rate of 35 cents. It outlines subscription terms and payment expectations for readers choosing home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Mary Martha Guild Meets at Church
The Mary Martha Guild gathered Monday evening in the Presbyterian church Fellowship room for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. George Eaton led, with Merie Estes delivering devotions on New Life in Christ assisted by Mrs. George Crockatt. Mamie Hayes presented the lesson The Herald and the Christian and the Church from Billy Graham collections, with 21 members and two guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
George Eaton
Merie Estes
George Crockatt
Mamie Hayes
Herald
The
Christian
Church
Billy Graham
Kathleen Ford
Rena Stilwell
Come As You Are Breakfast Hosted by Mrs Dugan
Ten members of the 20th Century Study Club attended a Come As You Are breakfast at the home of Mrs. Forrest Dugan 101 S Plummer Tuesday morning. Mrs Howard Parsons was co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Study Club
Forrest Dugan
S. Plummer
Howard Parsons
Man Charged With Destruction Of Property
Ronnie Haynes of 1020 N Garfield was arrested on a destruction of property charge after a complaint by Leona Gibson of the South Side Tavern. He allegedly broke a door glass at the tavern, released on $100 bond with a May 25 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Haynes
N. Garfield
Leona Gibson
South Side
Chanute Tribune Pq May 16 1962 Wednesday
Local edition of the Chanute Tribune reports community news and notices for May 16 1962. Stories cover civic updates, events, and public notices affecting Chanute and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janice Jordan
Malone Thompson
Dia Tribune
Riday
Neosho Vailey Hdu
Joan McGinnis
Jerusalem
Evangelical United Brether Wren
Sawyer Hall
Anita Sue Umbarger
Flexsteel
Daystrom
Brody Johnson
Berkline — Wesco
U.S
Murphy-Miller and Lees Carpets
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
Chanute, Kansas
VFW Auxiliary
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mrs. Anderson
Date
Wyler
Pertertee Byler
Jack
T F. Main
Mrs. Rauhoff
Santa Fe
Darrel Nelson and
Willard Carlson
Clara
S. Lincoln
E. Main
Inlaw
California
Bridge Club
Mrs. Williams
Scout News
Mrs. Dugan
Jantzen
Dale Steinman
Mary Lou Conway
Sue Krokstrom
Chanute Discount Co
Chanute Discount Company
Ene Eeener
S. Evergreen
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