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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1965
Page
6
Humboldt area reports heading small grain fields with golden hue signaling early harvest. Crops include corn beans and potatoes showing growth. gardens slowed by late frost but promising with lettuce onions radishes and early peas setting. Also coverage of Humboldt High School 1965 graduates reception details and church quilting activity plus local visits and anniversaries.
Mr and Mrs William Pribbernow celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on May 5 in a surprise arranged by neighbors Blanche Sloan and William Pribbernow wed May 5 1915 in a Lutheran church northwest of Humboldt the church no longer exists. They have lived in the same neighborhood throughout their marriage. Pribbernow has
The PEP class of the Christian church held a May meeting with a covered dish supper hosted by multiple couples. Reports were given and devotions led, followed by prayers and singing. The Rev Manley M Mott spoke at the high school Baccalaureate on Keeping a True Record. May 31 is proclaimed Poppy Day by the mayor. Senior class officers for 1965 66 were elected, with Darrell Krone as president and other officers named across grades. Community events included a chicken barbecue in Iola and a homecoming at the church.
Richs spent Sunday in Manhattan visiting their son Joe and attending a Parents Day observance at Beta Sigma Psi. Events included a Student Union banquet and a reception at the fraternity house, plus a morning church service at St Luke’s Lutheran. Jo Ann Irwin sang Send Forth Thy Light with Robert Hilbert directing.
Confirmation services were held at Calvary Episcopal church in Yates Center for seven juniors. The Rt Rev. Edward C Turner of Topeka delivered the sermon and confirmed J E Kimball and six others from Yates Center and Iola. A reception followed at Norma's Restaurant for Bishop Turner and the new members.
The Aububon Society faced fatal danger when two of its first wardens were murdered in Florida while trying to stop egret killings. The violence aimed to supply feathers for women’s hats, illustrating the risks of conservation work in that era.
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