Kindergarten Interest Span Expands as Readiness Grows
Last September at Hut ton School kindergarten class with 32 morning and 45 afternoon students began a planned program linking coordination and reading readiness. Miss Wilson and Mrs. Gerken oversee activities from shoe tying to balance beam and clay work. A five year old’s attention grows from four to five minutes to thirty minutes or more over the nine month period, suggesting better preparation for first grade.
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Marjorie Wilson
Hutton School
Miss Wilson
Lewis Gerken
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Story 1962 Chanute Tribune
A 1962 Chanute Tribune page features an Ann Landers style advice column with letters about dating a married man, other women, child safety, and moral lessons. The piece includes anecdotes of fire risks and gun safety and ends with a note that Ann Landers will help readers who mail questions.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Local Home Demonstration Unit Meets in Savonburg
Savonburg Big Creek Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday with Mrs. W F Becker. Mrs W E Johnson presided and led singing. Members answered roll with Good Ideas About Flowers. District meeting report from Yates Center. Next gathering set for June 12 with Mrs Harlan Murphy.
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Savonburg
Big Creek
W. F. Becker
W. E. Johnson
Francis Lee
Henry Buscher
Yates Center
Jack Jordan
Harlan Murphy
Dinner Is Feature Of Jaycee Jaynes
The Jaycee Jaynes held a covered dish dinner at the clubhouse Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ray Christiansen as hostess. Mrs. Jack Colburn demonstrated hair styles for the program. Mrs. Dick Coykendall presided over the meeting. Officers elected were Mrs. Jim Keller president, Mrs. Kenneth Kern vice president, Mrs. Christiansen secretary, Mrs. Herman Colvin treasurer, and board members Mrs. Larry Mathews, Leon Fink, Brad Wheeler, and Jim Layman. Plans for the inaugural ball on June 23 at the Masonic Temple were announced. Guests included Mrs. John Montgomery, Neal Sharp, and John Hovorka.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Ray Christiansen
Jack Colburn
Dick Coykendall
Jim Keller
Kenneth Kern
Christiansen
Herman Colvin
Mies
Larry Mathews
Leon Fink
Brad Wheeler
Jim Layman
Masonic Temple
Mmes
John Montgomery
Neal Sharp
John Hovorka
Rainbow for Girls Plan Grand Assembly
The Order of Rainbow for Girls met at the Masonic Temple with Julie Hanson presiding. Plans were set to attend the grand assembly in Marysville from June 7 to June 9, and Denise Churchill announced her installation on June 5.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Julie Hanson
Grand Assembly
Marysville
Denise Churchill
AAUW Nominates Retiring President at Santa Fe Picnic
The American Association of University Women hosted a covered dish picnic in Santa Fe Park to close the club year. Guests included Yui Hashi and Elena Ramirez, foreign students at Chanute Junior College. Retiring president Mrs. W. T. Warren received an AAUW pin from Mrs. Jack Sparks. Meetings to resume in September.
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American Association of University Women
Santa Fe Park
Yui Hayashi
Elena Ramirez
Chanute Junior College
W. T. Warren
Jack Sparks
Cindy Harris Hosts Sub Deb Meeting
Cindy Harris 1202 W 2nd hosted a Sub Deb meeting Monday evening with Janice Smith presiding Plans were made to assist the Cancer Drive Saturday Members will be assigned districts to canvas in pairs Daisy Willis Jane Wallingford Linda Rhodes and Margie Wortman will staff the Neosho Memorial Hospital Snack Bar this month Roma Turner and Janis Brown were voted active Miss Harris served refreshments The next meeting will be with Julie Hanson May 28
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Cindy Harris
W. 2Nd
Janice Smith
Daisy Willis
Jane Wallingford
Linda Rhodes
Margie Wortman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roma Turner
Janis Brown
Miss Harris
Julie Hanson
Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Board Meeting
The advisory board met Monday with Mrs. Roy Tunnell presiding. Members heard reports on Wichita workshops and Rural Homemaker's Day. Neo sho County Fair dates were announced for August 13 to 16 and members asked to assist. The board voted to renew membership in Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
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Neosho County
Chanute
Heilman
Johnson Krepps Vows in Lansing Ceremony
Earlena Johnson of LaCygne wed Ivan Krepps of Lansing on May 10 in Prescott. Rev. A Anderson of the Methodist church officiated. The couple plan to reside in Lansing where Krepps works at Kansas State Prison. Observers noted a rough, irritating atmosphere during the ceremony.
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Earlena Johnson
LaCygne
Ivan Krepps
Lansing
Prescott
A. Anderson
Methodist _ _ church
Linsey-Woolsey
America
Krepps
Kansas State Prison
Social Calendar Shapes May Week End Events
May events include a covered dish dinner at the Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jeru Salem in the Masonic Temple at 1 p.m. Mrs John McGinnis hosts. A 6 30 p.m. Evangelical United Brethren church party and 1 90 p.m.TOPS Determinettes meet at Sawyer hall. Bit and Spur Saddle club gathers at the club house. Do Si De Square Dance club hosts a dance at Alcott School at 8 p.m. Saturday May 19 194? TH pm.
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John McGinnis
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sawyer Hall
Alcott School
First Baptist Circles Meet in Church Parlor Gatherings
Mrs Jack Coats hosted the Priscilla circle with 15 members and one guest. Missionaries Letty Archer and Mrs Wayne Gordon were named. Lydia, Esther, and Martha circles met with various hostesses and devotions. Readings covered medical work in Velore India and historical women witnesses. Refreshments served to groups of 10 to 15 members.
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Priscilla
First Baptist Church
Delbert Tolbert
Letty Archer
California
Wayne Gordon
Vellore
India
William Wiggans
Bernard Wyatt
Lydia
Frank Coble
Clark Dickenson
Tony Collins
V. L. Lee
Esther Circle
Henry Biggs
N. Garfield
George Allen
Homer Waggoner
L. EF. Lofgren
Historical Women Witness
Mmes Orville Nickerson
Ralph Chapman
Fred Manley
Milton Manners
Paul Dryden
Lester Hodges
Nola Ellison
Dick Barnard
Highland
Percy Rowan
Mahlon Morley
Heaven On Earth
Leonard Carlson
Agnes Chittenden
Toomey and Amick to Wed in June Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Charles Amick of St Louis announce the engagement of their daughter Joan to Richard Toomey son of Mr and Mrs Bert Toomey 608 S Katy. Miss Amick is a chemistry sophomore at Kansas State University Manhattan and Toomey a chemistry senior at the university. The wedding will take place June 4.
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Charles Amick
St. Louis
Joan
Richard Toomey
Bert Toomey
S. Katy
Miss Amick
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Toomey
Music Students Recital Tonight at Local High School
Applied high school and junior college music students of Harold Tarpley and Leland Clapson perform in a recital tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium. Admission is free. Vocal and piano numbers feature Tarpley’s pupils with Sherrill Rush assisting. Instrumental works directed by Clapson include accompaniment by Tarpley and Rush. Participants include Glenice Neptune Nancy Brown Linda Elder Esker McConnell Darlene Bailey Kathy Clapson Roy Marks Roma Jean Turner George Wheat Chris Coots.
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Applied High School
Harold Tarpley
Leland Clapson
Tarpley
Crapson
Sherrill Rush
Glenice Neptune
Nancy Brown
Linda Elder
Esker McConnell
Darlene Bailey
Kathy Clapson
Roy Marks
Roma Jean Turner
George Wheat
Wheat
Chris Coots
Study Series On Youth Begins At United Presbyterian Women
A new youth study series opened with United Presbyterian Women at the church on Wednesday. Mrs. Burris Blume led a skit A Case History assisted by several members. A city church youth work film was shown. Tea and a May pole centerpiece followed. Guests included Mrs. G. G. Williamson and Mrs. Brass of Strong City.
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United Presbyterian Women
Burris Blume
J. O. Adams
D. A. Finney
Phares O. Brass
Reuben Burkman
Charles Hall
Fort Scott
Richard Good
Circle 5
Roy Chapple
G. G. William Son
Brass
Strong City
Wilson Class Meets In Fellowship Hall
The Wilson class of the First Methodist church gathered in Fellowship Hall on Wednesday evening. Aliann and Bobbie Magill performed piano numbers and Terraleen Carnahan delivered a monologue Just a Country Girl. Gertrude Stevens and committee organized the party. Mrs. Sylvia Wilson installed officers Eva Disney president Margaret Mason vice president Gladys Franklin treasurer Bertha Jeffrey secretary. Forty eight members and six guests attended.
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Wilson
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Alian
Bobbie Magill
Terraleen Carnahan
Gertrude Stevens
Sylvia Wilson
Eva Disney
Margaret Mason
Gladys Franklin
Bertha Jeffrey
Den 3 Pack 3 hikers collect fossils on quarry trip
Members of Den 3 Pack 3 went on a nature hike with den dads on Tuesday. Fossil specimens were gathered at a quarry. After the hike a wiener roast and play session followed at Highland Park. Den 2 Pack 3.
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Den 3
Highland Park
Chanute Tribune Highlights May 17 1962 Page 3
Page three recaps local notices and briefs from Chanute Kansas including community events and area updates. Notes on school activities and civic happenings at the Chanute area, with brief mentions of residents and local organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Itch Control Ad Promises Quick Relief at McCune Drug Store
An advertising blurb promotes a quick drying itch treatment offered at McCune Drug Store. The copy claims rapid relief for eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes with antiseptic action and a 48 cent money back guarantee if not pleased.
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McCune Drug Store
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Hutton
Kelly Carter
Kelly
Tribune
Katy Blunk
Dorse
Ster
A. L. Burns
Jewelry
West Main
Plan Grand Assembly
Clowns
Houston, Texas
Sunset Club
AAUW
Heavilin
Ichpard Matt
House OF Heavilin
Kansas City
Missouri
Johnson-Krepps
Dial Tribune
First Baptist Circles
Jack Coats
R. 1
Joan Amick
Scout News
Lincoln & Walnut
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