Social Calendar Highlights Neosho May Meetings
May social calendar lists Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit led by Mrs. Harry Larson at R2 with low calorie dish and table service at 11 30. Four Square Home Demonstration Unit with Mrs. Roy Tunnell at R2 at 1 am. Confraternity of Christian Mothers hosts 1 dollar Patrick's School at 7 20 pm. Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple 7 30 pm. TOPS meets Grace Episcopal church basement 1 30 pm. White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple covered dish dinner 6 30 pm meeting. Past Presidents of the LA to B of RT with Mrs. Kenneth Reinhardt at 12710 Highland luncheon 1 pm. Saturday May 2 De-Si-Do Square Dance Club Alcott School p m.
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Neosho Valley
Harry Larson
Roy Tunnell
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Kenneth Reinhardt
Highland
TOPS Club to Celebrate First Anniversary Meeting
TOPS Meets Members of TOPS Determinettes celebrate their first anniversary Friday at 1 30 p m in Saw yer hall. Graduating exercises will be conducted for KOPS members. A dessert course will be served. All members urged to attend.
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Tops Determinettes
Sawyer Hall
Homemakers Club Welcomes New Members at Meeting
Homemakers club members wore centennial attire at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs. Lawrence McCoy’s home. Two guests, Mrs. Clayton Thomas and Mrs. Walter Moss, joined as new members. Next gathering set for Santa Fe Park with hostess Mrs. Wayne Stipp.
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Homemakers Club
Lawrence McCoy
S. Grant
Clayton Thomas
Walter Moss
Santa Fe Park
Wayne Stipp
Class Meets at First Presbyterian Church in town
The Westminister class of the First Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Roy Gibson at 217 W. Main. Mrs. Ralph Drake presided and Mrs. Mabel Hudson gave devotions. Mrs. Fred Heinze read an article on creeping censorship in libraries and the story of Taps. Refreshments were served. Mrs. A. Wiggans and Mrs. Drake assisted. Fellowship hour followed.
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First Presbyterian Church
Roy Gibson
W. Main
Ralph Drake
Mabel Hudson
Fred Heinze
A. Wiggans
Drake
Kirk Shultz Honored On Third Birthday
Kirk Shultz age three was honored with a mother hosted party at 524 W Pine. Guests included Marietta Barker Rusty Barker Mrs Carl Clark Mrs Arthur Dwinnell Mrs Frank Barker Mrs Nora Shultz Chanute Mrs Chester Herod and Danny and others. The Dorcas circle of Avenue Baptist met at Eiie ard Sharp’s home with Mrs Lewis Hottenstein elected chairman and officers named. White Cross work was done and gifts were sent by several named community members.
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Kirk Shultz
Earl Shultz
W. Pine
Marietta
Rusty Barker
Carl Clark
Arthur Dwinnell
Frank Barker
Nora Shultz
Chanute
Chester Herod
Danny
Dorcas
Grant
Ralph Ewing
Verle Schoene
Paul Whitworth
Gene Webber
Max Tharp
White Cross
Gil Ranz
Hottenstein
Joe Thurman
Ranz
Bob Cox
WMS
N. Lafayette
Husbands Host Today Mothers Club Dinner at Tioga Hotel
Members of the Mothers Club hosted their wives with a Tuesday evening dinner at the Tioga Hotel. Centennial clothes were worn and B F Wyatt acted as emcee. Ralph Garvin gave the invocation and J W Johnson delivered the welcome. Rev Earnest Kober demonstrated glass blowing and items were displayed for sale. President C J Newton thanked the men for the dinner and program.
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Mother's Club
Tioga Hotel
B. F. Wyatt
Ralph Garvin
J. W. Johnson
Earnest Kober
Mound Valley
C. J. Newton
Kober
Emmet Rolze
Don Beach
F A. Cunningham
R. D. Churchill
Frank Hotchkiss
Fred Johnston
Alfred Krone
Truman Lovett
C. S. Newton
Ellis Riegle
Jack Sparks
Charles Vierth
Giles Whitworth
Lewis Wible
B. F. Wyattt
Emmet Bolze
CWF Guild Meets At Mrs Hanson Home
The CWF Guild of the First Christian church meets at Mrs. Etta Hanson 521 North Highland Tuesday. Officers announced include Howard Winans as president Lorens Nelson as vice president Carol McDonald as secretary and Mrs Hanson as treasurer.
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Etta Hanson
N. Highland
CWF
First Christian Church
Elsie Cunningham
Royce Adams
Nancy Allison
Vinnie Allison
Howard Winans
Lorens Nelson
Carol McDonald
Hanson
Charles Arnett
Richard Worley
Thailand
Roy Adams
Charles Ballou
J. F. Bartley
B. F. Barkley
LAPM Meeting In OOF Hall
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant met Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Nathan Hole presided and Mrs. Arthur Coonrod conducted the inspection. Mrs. Raymond Henderson elected delegate to Grand Lodge at Liberal and Mrs. Jean Lance chosen alternate. Mrs. Harold Claus appointed chairman for joint memorial service in June with the Patriarchs. Refreshments served by Mrs. Ernest Beggs and Mrs. Carrie Fradsham. Members from Fort Scott Iola Humboldt Neodesha Howard Chanute attended. Next meeting slated for June 6.
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Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Nathan Hole
Arthur Coonrod
Raymond Henderson
Grand Lodge
Liberal
Jean Lance
Harold Claus
Ernest Beggs
Carrie Fradsham
Fort Scott
Iola
Humboldt
Neodesha
Howard
Chanute
Ann Landers advice column letters spark practical outlets
Readers suggest music instruments like xylophones drums and accordions as outlets for aggression instead of therapy. Ann Landers reiterates a doctor should be consulted for persistent destructive behavior while acknowledging outlets may help as part of a plan.
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L. A
Presbyterian Women Meet at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Women gathered in the church parlor on Wednesday. Mrs. D. A. Finney led the meeting with singing by Mrs. John Hargrave and accompaniment by Mrs. Dave Petterson. Mrs. Alvin Jones presented a mission yearbook of prayer and an announcement noted a kitchen shower gift from Mrs. Seth Lindberg of Toronto. Mrs. George Garrison reported on the shower as members were asked to bring church literature for a Kentucky mission station. Mrs. M. L. Morton reviewed Christian Family Living by Hazen Werner. Mrs. Robert Kock's circle served tea with Mrs. Roy Chapple pouring.
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United Presbyterian Women
D. A. Finney
John Hargrave
Dave Petterson
Alvin Jones
Seth Lindberg
Toronto
George Garrison
Kentucky
M. L. Morton
Hazen G. Werner
Robert Kock
Roy Chapple
Queen Esther Class Centennial Party Held by First Christian Church
Mrs. Forrest Clemings hosted the Queen Esther class centennial gathering at 601 N. Washington. Mrs. J. W. Ames presided and reflections on antiques were shared. Ill members Olive Kemmerer and Lola Kuykendall were acknowledged in hospital. June 7 group salad luncheon planned at 12 30 pm at the church.
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Forrest Clemings
N. Washington
First Christian Church
J. W. Ames
L. F. Sare
Olive Kemmerer
Lola Kuykendall
Clemings
Jim Evans
Ames
Evans
C. L. Campbell
A. B Chauncey
P. H. Taylor
George Defebaugh
J. W Holladay
CWF
Bound to Win Class Meets at Church
Mrs. FE A Pauli and Mrs Anna Carlson sang a duet My Mother's Bible at the Bound To Win class meeting of the Evangelical United Brethren church held Wednesday in the church annex. Mrs Wesley Hamilton, Mrs May Crow and Mrs Mae Wilkins attended.
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FE. A. Pauli
Anna Carlson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wesley Hamilton
May Crow
Mae Wilkins
Centennial gathering highlights dress and devotion
Hostesses wore Centennial dresses while antiques were displayed. Mrs Harry Byers gave the devotions and Mrs Edna Matheny read an article titled The Power of Prayer. Refreshments followed.
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Harry Byers
Edna Matheny
Breakfast honors 21 Midway High seniors at Methodist church
Mrs. M J Clough and local church committees hosted a Monday breakfast at the Methodist church honoring 21 Midway High School seniors. Tables bore blue and gold class colors. Rev G M Pierce led devotion with talks by Supt Peterson Noel Long and Mrs Melvin Sperry speaking on Why College.
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Buffalo
M. J. Clough
WSCS
Bill Hempen
J. L. Walker
Oley Apt
Methodist Church
Midway High School
G. M Pierce
Melvin Sperry
Supt. Peterson
Noel Long
Scout news from Den 1 Pack 1 opens with flag salute
Scout den 1 led by Eldon Cleaver saluted the flag at a Tuesday meeting in the Evangelical United Brethren church. Cub Scouts with Den 4 delivered advertisements and refreshments were served outside by den mother Mrs. Fred Bell. Den chief Rex Perrin led the Living Circle for adjournment. Den 2, Pack 100 discussed flag display with den mother Mrs. John Erickson and den chief Gene Bercaw, then outdoor games and refreshments before the flag salute and Living Circle closure.
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Eldon Cleaver
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Den
Fred Bell
Rex Perrin
Cub Scouts
Den 2
John Erickson
Gene Bercaw
Mark Melnyk
Dale Morgan
Rono Bowyer
Living Circle
Vilas Vikings Hold Safety Meeting of 4-H Club
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club met with 31 members and two leaders for a safety meeting led by Wilson County home economics agent Gayla Jo Cress. A safety film was shown and a safety habit was explained during roll call.
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Gayla Jo Cress
Wilson County
Vilas Vikings
Feathers and Fins Dominate Supermarket Ads This Week
Advertisements showcase poultry and fish as top draws with broad seasonal stock. Fryers lead in New England New York Midwest and Far West markets alongside lobster shrimp scallops and cod. Vegetables fruits and staples follow with diverse regional produce and prices noted for several items.
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New England
New York
Midwest
Far West
Delegation Attends Civil Rights Meet at Kansas State
The Rev. and Mrs Floyd H Thuston and Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. Caster Perrin, J. T. Cole of Chanute and Otis Finch of Humboldt attended the annual Kansas Conference on Civil Rights at Kansas State University Manhattan. Sponsored by 30 civic labor and religious groups, the conference Saturday highlighted Cooperation: Key to Fair Employment. The Kansas Act Against Discrimination mechanics, effective July 1, were explained.
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Floyd H Thuston
Timothy
Caster Perrin
J. T. Cole
Chanute
Otis Finch
Humboldt
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Junior Rotarians Lead Chanute Club Meeting
Seven junior Rotarians presided at a Rotary Club gathering at the Tioga Hotel with Rolen Casebolt chairing in for president Richard Willis. Speakers included Jesse Collier and others. Jesse Collier spoke on Kansas highways and the need for expansion. Paul Chauncey attended as guest of A B Chauncey.
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Chanute High School
Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
Rolen Casebolt
Richard Willis
Fd Williams
John Wilcott
Ric Tribble
Jim ‘Gough
Charles Gottlieb
Leon Mendez
Jesse Collier
S Plummers
Kansas
May 18, 1941 Chanute Tribune page three item
Local notes from Chanute detail community updates and brief items of interest published on May 18 1941. Names and exact events are drawn from a single page segment and reflect era specifics in short parallel notices.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Ferguson surprised no complaints over Kansas porn law
Atty Gen William Ferguson said he was surprised he had not received any complaints about the 1961 Kansas law banning sale and distribution of pornographic material. He noted publicity surrounding the law and expected some pushback.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Kansas
Ferguson
Texas Allows Higher Oil Allowable As Proration Order Issued
AP dispatch reports Texas increased the oil allowable by 48 919 barrels per day at the monthly proration hearing. The new flow rate reaches 12 702 699 barrels daily, signaling a continuation of the 8 day producing pattern and naming Ivan Anderson as hospital administrator.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Topeka
Ivan
Anderson
Kansas
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A. B. Chauncey
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