Graduates Honored At Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The Grant Avenue Baptist church held a graduates recognition event Monday at 2 p.m. The audience included Senior high and junior college students. Speakers included Rev. Dean Brown and pianist Marcia Sandberg. Graduates named were Roy Marks Dwight Youngberg Thomas Tiegreen Miss Sandberg Miss Belt Virginia Baugh Emma Lou Greer and Jean Leroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue
Weirde Club
V. €. Steele
Anses
Scni
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Blaine Marks
Marcia Sandberg
Sharon Belt
E. M. Pearson
Roy Marks
Dwight Youngberg
Thomas Tiegreen
Miss Sandberg
Miss Belt
Virginia Baugh
Emma Lou Greer
Jean Leroy
Mrs Griswold Hosts Homemakers Unit Meeting
The Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit met Thursday with Mrs Beulah Griswold at 213 W 3rd. Twelve members answered roll call by sharing favorite recipes. Mrs William Dean reported on the district meeting and presented the lesson on Home Furnishings. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit
Beulah Griswold
W. 3Rd
William Dean
Forget-Me-Not Unit in Meeting
The Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Marvin Fair child at 513 W. 3rd, presided by Mrs. Clifford Holman. Twelve members answered roll call with a favorite recipe. A donation to the American Cancer Society was made and a tea date announced.
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Marvin Fairchild
W. 3Rd
Clifford Holman
Wayne Taylor
American Cancer Society
First National Bank
Taylor
Pee Wee Team Picnic At Santa Fe Park
The Pee Wee team sponsored by Johnson Studio held a covered dish picnic at Santa Fe Park Wednesday evening. After supper a mothers versus fathers baseball game was played. Twelve boys and families attended with Gene Dunaway as manager, Dick Smith as assistant manager, and Doyle McKinney as sponsor.
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Johnson Studio
Santa Fe Park
Gene Dunaway
Dick Smith
Doyle McKinney
Strugglers Bridge Club Meets in Humboldt
The Strugglers Bridge Club gathered Thursday evening with hostess Mrs. Tat Manion of Humboldt. Guests included Mrs. Glenn Barnby and Mrs. Lilian Leabo. Barnby won high and Mrs. John Barney won low. a dessert course followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Russell Roots.
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Strugglers Bridge Club
Tat Manion
Humboldt
Glenn Barnby
Lillian Leabo
Barnby
John Barney
Russell Roots
17 Pilot Whales Beached At St Simons Island
A school of 17 pilot whales, 7 to 14 feet long, came ashore at St Simons Island, Ga. Some were still breathing hours after beaching. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reported no known cause for the mass event. One alive whale was towed to deep water but returned and died.
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ST. Simons Island
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
South Atlantic
Mortons Chosen Purser for Mariners Cruise
Mr and Mrs M L Morton of 125 N Forest were elected Purser for the 1962 63 year at the Kansas Presbyterian Mariners Cruise held at Phillipsburg on May 6 They have eight years of Mariners service including local club officer roles and Skipper of Neosho Presbytery Mariners Also elected were Dr and Mrs John Neuenschwander Hoxie Skipper Mr and Mrs Bill Ford Derby First Mate and Mr and Mrs Clinton Jacobs Manhattan Logkeeper
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M. L. Morton
N. Forest
Kansas Presbyterian Mariners
Phillipsburg
Mortons
Neosho
Clinton Jacobs
Manhattan
Ever Ready 4-H Club Holds May Meeting at Murray Hill
The Ever Ready 4-H club met May 16 at Murray Hill school with 29 members and seven leaders. Mary Hupp led group singing, roll call was taken, and Glenn Barnhart was named a delegate to the Round-Up.
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Murray Hill School
Mary Hupp
Santa Fe Park
Glenn Barnhart
Opal Stipp
Billie Jones
Carter-Earl Treloggen Visit Highlights Local Trips
Mr and Mrs John H Carter of 608 N Evergreen returned from Topeka after two days visiting their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Earl E Treloggen Treloggen works at the Topeka Daily Capital Virgil E Craven promoted to colonel at Fort Holabird Md Craven son of the late Mr and Mrs V A Craven escucha Listen to Christian Science radio programs The Bickels and relatives noted at various Ozark and Hutchinson events plus S Loan League meeting in Hutchinson and a Longmont Colorado visit by Wayne and Mrs Roy Bailey and kin.
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John H. Carter
N. Evergreen
Topeka
Earl E. Treloggen
Treloggen
Daily Capital
Virgil E. Craven
United States Army Intelligence School
Fort Holabird
Col. Craven
V. A. Craven
Eric
Robert Allen
Wendell Bowyer
The
Home Savings Assn
Chanute
Kansas Savings & Loan League
Hutchinson
Wayne Dennis Longmont
Colo
Roy Bailey
S. Ashby
Gloria Jeffrey
Arlene Killough
Main Street
Miss Killough
Kenneth Killough
Kansas City
Oliver Craig
Lawrence Shaffer
Leroy Runer
Richard Beard
Lola
John Scoville
A. H. Klingler
Deaths and Funerals in Neosho County Area
Sherman T Walkley 96 of Farton died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a period of ill health. Born April 23, 1866 in Topeka, he worked for Union Pacific and Rock Island Railroads and married Mary Maxwell in 1909. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial Mount Hope Humboldt. Also noted: Rev. Oren F. Simon 78 died in Red Cloud after ministry in Chanute and Red Cloud area. A. J. Oshel 86 died in Anaheim after life in Kansas and California. Funeral details listed for services in Chanute and Anaheim with Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Sherman T. Walkley
Farton
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Samuel
Sarah Walkley
Topeka
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Mary E. Maxwell
Humboldt
Paola
Neosho County
Chanute
Earlton
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leonard
Gladys) Scribner
S. Evergreen
C. M
Elizabeth) Hollis
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Mathis
H. FE. Straw
Mount Hope Cemetery
Roy S. Gibson
Oren F. Simon
Red Cloud
Neb
Webster County Hospital
Washington County
United Brethren
Christchurch
Ash Creek
A. J
Mary Frances) Oshel
Orangedale
Anaheim
Calif
Everton
Thomas
Mary Purdy
Albert Oshel
Gas City
Kansas
Oshel
California
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Bennie
Ruby Brannon
Buena Park
Marie Wofford
N. Garfield
Chester M. Oshel
Leanna
Carl Oshel
Dale Oshel
Lancaster
Homer Purdy
Fredonia
George Purdy
E. Elm
Charles Wesley Garrett
Elmwood Cemetery
Daily hospital admissions and dismissals report
Neosho Memorial Hospital records show yesterday admissions for Mrs. Charles Rankin Frank Ross and Mrs. Jeff Coots with surgeries and medical cases. Dismissals include several patients from Neosho Manor Humboldt and Yates Center. Today adds admissions for Mrs Donald Dunivant Jack W Weeks and Mrs A Stanley Tubbs with medical cases. Also births for Mr and Mrs Robert Holder and Mr and Mrs Albert Chard.
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Charles Rankin
W. 4Th
Frank Ross
Medical
A. Stanley Tubbs
Earlton
Paul Morris
Buffalo
Janet Frischenmeyer
N. Highland
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Margaret Basket
Humboldt
James Stevenson
W. Main
Robert B. Holder
Albert L. Chard
S. Malcolm
Recent Moves and Building Permits in Ada County
Residents and businesses report moves for Bud Audiss Ada Livingston Dana Goltry Robert Stowell Robert Jenkins Carl Donovan and Ed Chaney with several address updates. Building permits issued include Joan Caresio for warehouse addition at 625 S Forest costing 500 dollars and R E Glover for a 117 S Plummer house valued at 10 thousand dollars. Highway patrol citations list multiple speedings stop sign and careless tag display penalties with fines and costs.
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Bud Audiss
W. Garfield
Ada Livingston
W. 4Th
W Main
Dana Goltry
Robert Stowell
S. Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Robert Jenkins
W. Lafayette
Carl Donovan
Joan Caresio
S. Forest
R. E. Glover
S. Plummer
Highway Patrol
Rivah B. Pickerill
Wichita
Donald L. Marvin
LaHarpe
Joan Curtis
Audie A. Smith
Tulsa
Richard G. Murrell
Barston
Jane Stich
N. Evergreen
Lewis A. Watts
Central
Robert A. Jarman
Butler
Kenneth D. Naughton
Frank E. Larkins
Kansas City
Memorial Day Plans Highlight Humboldt Circle Meeting
Humboldt Rotary heard Mae Wilson describe Japan during her May talk. Memorial services were held for Sister Augusta Peters and plans set for Memorial Day graves decoration. A June picnic is slated for the third Monday at Lincoln Park. Also noted were visiting Rotarians from Iola and Chanute and a study by Yui Houshai of Kobe, Japan at Chanute Junior College.
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Humboldt
Mae Wilson
Augusta Peters
Wanda Hack
Margaret Smith
Blanche Barnard
Henderson
Lincoln Park
Miss Wilson
Leanna
Louise
Lorraine
Lynn Smith
Yui Houshai
Kobe
Japan
Chanute Junior College
Humboldt Rotary Club
Farm Bureau Youth Meeting in Erie Draws Officials
Neo sho County Farm Bureau Young People hosted speaker Jim Cowan of the State Highway Commission who discussed transportation deaths and presented the film Safety Through Seat Belts. Special guests included William Sailors Clyde Copeland and Charles R. Stroh. Next meeting a basket dinner June 10 at State Park junction US 59 and K146 highways.
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Erie
Jim Cowan
State Highway Commission
Neosho County Farm Bureau
Howard Bailey
Cowan
William Sailors
Third District
Clyde Copeland
Charles R. Stroh
Gerald Umbarger
Neal] Heilman
Lewiston-Queenston Bridge to feature world’s largest arch hinge
The $7 million Lewiston Queens Ton Bridge spanning the Niagara River will be built by a steel company and will claim the world’s largest hinge free steel arch.
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Lewiston-Queenston
Niagara River
Attempt to Resume Railroad Talks
Washington DC government plans to restart bargaining between the railroads and five operating unions. Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg invited union and railroad representatives to meet after talks broke off six weeks earlier over cost cutting and manpower trimming proposals. The unions cover about 200,000 workers including engineers firemen trainmen switchmen and conductors. Thin marble panels in the Lincoln Memorial ceiling were treated with beeswax for translucence.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Chicago
Reunion and Mother's Day Guests Across Chanute and Area
The Lester Floyd family attended a Cowan and Miller reunion in Chanute with 28 people present. Guests included Spencer family members from Chanute and Galena, a Severy group, Altoona attendees, Wichita visitors, and a wedding in Neodesha. A new son Roy Edward was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner of Midway at Wilson County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Floyd
Cowan
Miller
Chanute
John A. Spencer
Everett Caldwell
Vance Rooe
Galena
Harold Morrow
Severy
A. J. Ambrose
Ike Green
Altoona
Max Scott
Phillip
Wichita
R. D. Scott
Fannie McClaren
Roper
Charles Parker
Sonja Kay
Charles H. Anderson
Morris Wiltse
Mike
The
Quality Oil Co
Marjorie Wiltse
David Culbertson
Robert Prunty
Fredonia
Charles Palmer
Frank Boyle
Joe Sandbothe
Leon Watson
Whittier
Calif
Lynn Morse
Robert Gunther
Charles Warner
Midway
Roy Edward
Wilson County Hospital
Neodesha
Robert
Richard
Erie Teachers Association Holds Year End Meeting
The Erie Teachers Association gathered at the high school for its final meeting of the year with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Leslie Scoville presided, installation of officers occurred, and plans for next year included new bulletin boards in the grade and high schools. Superintendent Robert Krieger, who will move to Leavenworth, was honored with a gift from the teachers.
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Erie
Erie Teachers Assn
Leavenworth
Robert Krieger
Krieger
William Zink
Zink
Marea Black
Robert Overstreet
Leslie Scoville
Harvey Grundman
Allen Coover
O. E. Fones
Mrs. Black
Kathy Richey
Keith Kyser
Mrs. Fones
Linda Craven
Scoville
Gary Tredway
Fones
Coover
Cleo Wheeles
Glen Weidert
Benedict quilters prepare for fall bazaar at parsonage
At Midway the Benedict quilters work busy mornings in Sunday school rooms finishing a bazaar quilt for fall and another for Mrs Lester Gallowen. Attendance last Sunday was 67 in church school and 35 in worship. Various mothers received potted petunias for ages and service roles.
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Midway
Nancy
Harry Green
Altoona
Henry Warner
Benedict
Lester Gallow
E. K. Blair
Mattie Wilson
Gerald Scott
E. K Blair
Darrel Manderschied
McCager Thompson
Tom Elder
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Thayer
Modine Chickadonz
Forrest Chickadonz
Helen Margaret Meek
Frank Meek
Dial Tribune
Zion Homeworkers
Lola Browning
Ward
Hulda Parker
Masonic Temple
P.m
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Building
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Mrs. Griswold
Strugglers
Bans JP
Ouisze
S. Central
Mariners
Christian Science Radio
Sun
Parsons
KLKC
K.c
WHB
WREN
Maud Bickel
R. 2
Harry Schmale
Denver
Ozarks
Bickel
Irvin Bickel
Lyle
la Junta
Irvin Bickels
Horace Wilmoth
Emmitt Bickel
Tribune
A. J. Oshel
Daily Transcript
G. W. Horn
Horn
Indiana
Oklahoma
Illinois
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Arthur Horn
Bartlesville
ARMY
Frankie W. Geiger
Wayne Geiger
Walnut
Provost Marshal General School
Fort Gordon
Fort Carson
Geiger
Hepler High School
Farm Bureau
West Main
Westamerica Securities Inc
Fk. M. Harris
W. Finney
Myron George
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Church of Christ
North
Church
Carroll H. Christmas
Christmas
North Forest
Schultz Agency
E. Main
Peoples Cleaners
C. E. Fones
Lora Best
Lloyd Shrum
Floyd J. Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
Johnson
Serveant
Chanute Tribune
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