Court of Awards For Girl Scouts at Chanute
A Thursday evening Court of Awards program at First Methodist Church honors Chanute area Girl Scouts. Troops 35 45 and 80 receive awards. speakers include Bernice Chaddick Meadowlark Council executive director. program paused by power failure and continued by candlelight.
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Glenda Dormois
Gay Felsten
Clementine Jefferson
Mary Ann McCreight
Lela McGee
Betty McGrath
Stephanie Moffatt
Nancy Pennington
Roberta Proctor
Nancy Roberts
Twila Roberts
Tiny Schultz
Sharon Stemple
Ruth Tiegreen
Delores Wells
Bernice Chaddick
Meadowlark Council
Chanute
Jiffy Knit Pattern 7049 Sweater Blouse Ad
Stop look admire fashion note promotes Jiffy Knit sweater blouse with Italian stripes in multi color. Pattern 7049 includes sizes 32 34 36 38 40 88 and requires 30 cents and self address mail to Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York. Three free patterns in 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book offer.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks
Tee Chanute Tribune M Household Arts Dept. P. O
Old Chelsea Station
WN. Y
Social Calendar for Monday May 23 1960
Past President's Parley of American Legion Auxiliary meets at Memorial building for covered dish dinner at 6 30 p.m. Past Matrons club of Sunflower chapter Order of the Eastern Star hosts Mrs W A Pownall at 504 W 2nd at 7 30 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment gathers at Odd Fellows hall at 8 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meets at Memorial building at 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge club convenes at Tioga Hotel at 7 30 p.m.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
W. A. Pownall
W. 2Nd
Chanute
Odd Fellows Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Mrs. Marvin Wolfe Presents Color Lesson in Neosho Valley unit
The Neosho Valley Home Demonstration unit met Friday with Mrs. Marvin Wolfe leading the first half of the lesson titled My Best Color. Hostess was Mrs. Lynn Erickson. presiding officer was absent.
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Marvin Wolfe
Neosho
Carl Stone
Robert Reynolds
N Grant
Local Woman Honored At Kansas State Meeting
During a Friday Maple Leaf gathering of the ACT Auxiliary ten members shared a two o clock dessert. Mrs S D Propst spoke on the 34th annual Grand Session held in Hutchinson May 6 and 7. Mrs W A Hoofnagle first grand senior counselor of Kansas in 1926 was honored and awarded a trip to the Supreme Session.
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ACT Auxiliary
S. D.propst
Hutchinson
W. A. Hoofnagle
State of
Kansas
Anniversary Event in Detroit June Promises Community Fun
Mrs Hoofnagle formerly Chanute Auxiliary senior counselor in 1925 helped organize a Detroit area gathering. The afternoon featured scrapbook making for sick children and the next meeting is scheduled for June 2.
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Iver
Detroit
Luncheon for Past Presidents Club Held at Highland Home
A one o clock luncheon was served to the Past Presidents club of the LA to B of RT at Mrs. K. R. Reinhardt home 1210 Highland. Ten members sat at quarter tables with red roses and nut cups. They signed cards for ill members Mrs. Mabel Walker and Mrs. Otis Eatherly. Next meeting set for June 17 with Mrs. J. O. Purviance at 1023 S. Highland.
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Presidents Club
K. R. Reinhardt
Highland
Mabel Walker
Otis Eatherly
J. O. Purviance
S. Highland
Ever Ready 4 H Club Opens Meeting in Murray Hill
Ever Ready 4 H Club meets at Murray Hill school with 24 members five project leaders two community leaders seven guests and 12 parents present. Glen Barnhart leads flag salute and 4 H pledge. program includes Beverly Erickson project talk Lois Barnhart demonstration Martha Seefeldt health talk Penny Sheldon parliamentary procedure Gary Nichols safety talk and Gary Nichols recreation to close.
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Glen Barnhart
Murray Hill School
Beverly Erickson
Lois Barnhart
Martha Seefeldt
Penny Sheldon
Gary Nichols
Homemakers Club Meeting Held at Mrs Nichols Home
Mrs Elmer Nichols hosted the Homemakers club at 107 S. Ash by. Nine members and six children attended as they played games and visited. Mrs R R Parsons will host the next meeting.
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Elmer Nichols
S. Ashby
Homemakers Club
R. R Parsons
Yomiuri Says Eisenhower May Cancel June Tokyo Visit
Yomiuri reports President Eisenhower may cancel his planned June visit to Tokyo. The potential change follows unspecified considerations and could affect allied talks and regional diplomacy during the Cold War period.
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Tokyo
Yomiuri
Eisenhower
Manila Quake Shakes Suburbs. No Damages Reported
An earthquake struck Manila and suburbs at 3 17 a m EST with no immediate damage reported. Reports from Moscow accuse U S Air Force planes of buzzing Soviet merchant ships 23 times this year endangering ships and crews. A New York City mass meeting praised by the Soviet press drew about 5000 marchers to UN headquarters after a Madison Square Garden rally.
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Manila
Moscow
U.S. Air Force
Tass
Vasil Zharkov
U.S
Zharkov
West
New York City
Soviet Union
Madison Square Garden
Norman Thomas
U.N
Planning a Small Wedding at the Minister's Home
Advice notes mail invitations only if guest count matches the minister's home. Do not use business stationery for social letters. keep plain white paper for social correspondence. Phone 17 The Tribune.
Pampered Son Needs Less Hand-Outs More Work
Ann Landers advises against lavish allowances for teens and warns that pampering harms future success. She urges parental limits and involvement from trusted adults to guide discipline and responsibilities. The column also counsels against using marriage to fix an alcoholic partner and suggests practical steps for in law etiquette and invitations.
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N.N.M
Humboldt Community Church Night and Socials Report
Humboldt residents gathered Wednesday at the First Baptist for Family Night with a Mason led supper and baptism rites certificates. Guests toured slides from Okinawa while Beth Ann Caler sang in Japanese. Attendees included the Past Noble Grand club at a canceled Hobo party due to a storm.
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First Baptist Church
Orville Mason
Lawrence Larson
Janice Pullman
Mason
Rollin Caler
U. S Army
Okinawa
Beth Ann Caler
Arthur Carlson
Walnut St Pat's High School to Hold Graduation Exercises
Fourteen seniors from St Patrick's Roman Catholic High School on Walnut Street will receive diplomas at a commencement in the school auditorium tomorrow night at o'clock. Rev Pepe of Columbus will speak and Monsignor Alex Stremel of Pittsburg will award the diplomas. Eighth grade graduates of fifteen will be recognized at Sunday Mass. List of senior graduates includes Carol Hammerbacher Margaret Richard Rita Smith Rose mary Bradshaw Helen O'Brien Judy Westhoff Leonard Gahagan Joe Diskin Kenneth Vitt J T O'Brien Leo Doherty Terry Elpers Joe Pat Leritz Pat Murray. Eighth grade graduates include Betty Ann Elmer Larry Hammerbacher Frances Fox Karen Dent Jerry Machin John Schoenhober Lorraine Shively Wayne Shively Bernard Boaz Paul Titmus Charles Murray Betty Leritz Joe Westhoff Tommy Murray and Jim Lowe.
Farewell Party for Leon Bennett Family Moves to Columbia
Members of the Leon Bennett family were honored at a farewell party as they prepare to move to Columbia Missouri. The event featured a visit friendly gathering, a class gift picture for the Bennetts new home, and refreshments for 11 members and 14 children.
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Leon Bennett
Columbia
Bennetts
Bennett
Lois Squire
Humboldt
Order Eastern Star
Marion
Moran
Nellie Hengan
District No. 15
Squire
Margaret Smith
June Peterson
Vesta Williams
Davida Cox
Lloyd Hengan
G. C. van Nice
Fred Bartholomew
Chanute
M. A. Scott
Ottawa
Red Cross Urges Finish of Drive After Tornado Toll
Neosho County faces a $3,676 gap to reach its Red Cross goal as tornado damage spurs renewed fundraising. The Wichita blood center notes Neosho County ranks 35th in campaign progress while overall chapters are at 93.5 percent. Local appeals urge contributions to Memorial building chapter office with funds sent to St. Louis headquarters for disaster relief.
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Red Cross Fund
Kansas
San Senseney
Neosho County
Midwest Red Cross
St. Louis
Red Cross
Frederic S. Laise
Midwest
Senseney
Memorial Building
Fred L. Johnson
County Fund
Johnson
Wichita Blood Center
Methodist activities and local incidents brief
Me morial building hosts baccalaureate service this Sunday causing the Senior MYF to skip meeting while the Junior High MYF gathers at 6 15 pm. The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the church includes a 6 30 pm family dinner with Dr Clyde Brewster present. Police report intoxication arrest. bond posted. A bicycle collision injures Lonnie Wilson 7. no serious harm.
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Memorial Building
First Methodist Church
The
Clyde Brewster
Lonnie Wilson
N. Steuben
Ode Toon
N. Garfield
Admission and dismissal brief at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript logs visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 20 to 8 p.m. no visitors under 16. Admissions yesterday Mrs Alfred FE Allison 410 N Steuben surgery Mrs Robert C Wallace 1601 S Highland medical admission today Paul G Taylor 620 N Lafayette surgery dismissals yesterday Larry Walker 811 N Forest Mrs Bertha E McCune 221 Steuben Mrs Roy Schoefflin R 1 David A Woods Humboldt Harvey M Quigg Walnut Mrs Donald Stokes and daughter Humboldt dismissals today Mrs Joseph Gossett 1404 S Malcolm Charles Ostrander Humboldt
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Alfred FE. Allison
N. Steuben
Robert C. Wallace
S. Highland
Medical
Paul G. Taylor
N. Lafayette
Larry Walker
N. Forest
Bertha E. McCune
Steuben
Roy Schoefflin
David A. Woods
Humboldt
Harvey M Quigg
Walnut
Donald Stokes
Wheat Festival Draws 5800 Registrants In Kansas
More than 5,800 wheat growers and millers have registered for the Kansas Wheat Festival in Dodge City with many major milling and baking firms on the list. The Kansas Wheat Improvement Assn will host the event next week.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas Wheat Improvement Assn
Garden City Man Heads Western Assn
HAYS Kan AP Sam Gish of Garden City was re elected president of the Western Kansas De federation or association and will guide activities for the coming year local reports indicate sources.
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Garden City
Western Assn
Local Development Assn. Elects Officers at Sprig Meeting
The Chanute Tribune reports a sprig meeting where S.8 Ebbert of Quinter was reelected vice president and Standlee V. Dalton of Hays was named treasurer. Dr. Fred Albertson of Hays became secretary. Projects committee includes A. H. Leslie Goodland chair. John Newlin Lewis. Leigh Warner Cimarron. Hugh Burnett Hays. Ebbert.
13 to Graduate At Altoona High
Altoona High seniors plan Baccalaureate Sunday and commencement Tuesday at the school auditorium. Rev R David Craig will deliver the Baccalaureate address, Kenneth Richey will speak at commencement, and Supt James McCollum will present diplomas. The class includes Sandra Borrer Jill Bennett and others. Sixth grade graduation follows Monday night with seventeen graduates listed.
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Altoona
Altoona High Sc
R. David Craig
Methodist Church
Elk County Officials Tour Neosho Manor
Elk County commissioners and welfare representatives gathered to tour Neosho Manor and learn about its construction and operation. County Commissioner 1D C Diver and Welfare Director Ade line Fortney answered questions as the group noted plans to inspect other county homes and consider building an Elk County home.
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Elk County
Neosho Manor
1D. C. Diver
Adeline Fortney
Neosho County
Diver
el Dorado
Augusta
Yates Center
Neodesho
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Holly Harris
Helen Youngberg
Linda Butler
Mary Ellis
Nancy Prickett
Murray Hill
Kathy Owen
G. B. Wall
Marlin Blackston
L. J. Cox
Ira Hutchinson
Jo Dean Cox
Linda Sue Erickson
Lynn Ruth Evans
Sherrie Gough
Carolyn Hutchinson
Dianne Kennedy
Betty Ellen McCown
Delores Jean Ogle
Kathryn Owen
Betty Pittenger
Sharon Romine
Lola Welch
Sylvia Wilson
Hutton School
Robert Hotchkiss
Robert Parker
Lynette Davis
Vicky Dunaway
Connie Gluck
Barbara Graham
Susan Hasting
Deanna Hotchkiss
Connie Hottenstein
Sharon O’grady
Patricia Parker
Anna Ranz
Cynthia Reid
Patricia Sheffer
Luanna Sparks
Barbara Stipp
Deborah Wells
Shirley Willhite
T. J. Scott
George Butler
Coleader
Linda Ashley
Debby Barker
Mary Ruth Earnhardt
Connie Borja
Frances Durkin
Mary C. Ellis
Kathy Greve
Grace Hoffman
Rae Lynn Lofthouse
Terri Jean McGuffey
Debby Myer
Carmen Padilla
Janice Scott
Beverly Willcott
Mary
Camera Shop
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Neodesha
Mrs. Nichols
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Lila
Ann Lenders
Bert Thompson
Mike
Teresa
Sibley
J. G. Breshears
Albert Middendorf
Ray Middendorf
Carl Ladd
Noble Grand Club
Community Park
R. H. Johnson
Waldo Adams
F. E. Lindsey
William H. Burtch
Ted Perkins
Nellie P. Drollinger
Mmes
Opal Moor
Mona Durkin
Florence Bradford
Ethel Raish
Richard Colburn
Omaha
Herman Crawford
Betty
Pittsburg
Henry Colburn
Center Grove
Leona Lassman
Doris Wilhite
Whitaker
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Brotton Laundry
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Chenute, Kas
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R. J
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Stark
Iola
Schulenberg
IBM Co
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Howard Reeves
Mountain Home, Ark
Underwood Olivetti
Chanute Business Machines
3Rd St
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Altoona High
Kenneth Richey
Caney
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Dean Carter
Sandra Borrer
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Jim Callarman
Claude Crawshaw
Rose Gamble
Judy High
Howard Lockhart
Edward Neds
Joan Starbuck
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Janice Wolf
Verda Geer
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Oilfield Research Labs
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