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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1967
Page
3
Heloise warns not to spray paint indoors as it damages furniture cars and pets due to pressurized cans. She shares oil-soaked box use under cars to protect garage floors and quick fixes for hems aluminum pans screens and maternity clothing ideas using old T-shirts and fabric.
A.N. Club at Neosho Memorial Hospital 7 30 p m Hulda Parker Chapter OES at Masonic Temple 8 p m Vashti Chapter OES at Community Center 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m Planned events listed for various organizations across Neosho and Chanute with times for evening meetings and a daytime craft session.
The article lists families visiting Benedict for Mother’s Day and locals from Fredonia Augusta and Altona. It notes Wayne Miller from California visiting relatives, plus church activities at the Space Age homemakers unit meeting near Roper and a Methodist church board gathering on May 11 with several members in attendance.
Buffalo patch notes record a Monday breakfast by the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church. Rev. Robert Hopkins gave welcome, class president Bill Hickey spoke, and Mrs. Harry Orendorff addressed attendees. Various local families and alumni visited or hosted events surrounding Midway School graduations and alumni banquets.
Grant J. Lane, 51, Hoisington postal employee and WWII veteran, elected Kansas American Legion state commander at annual convention. Lane defeated Harold Chase 505 to 319. Harold Bell named vice commander. chaplain Rev Clement Naef. sergeants at arms Warren Cooksey and William Wrench. New district commanders named in Kansas: Jack Maes, Lawrence Gibson, Alvin Grauerholz, James Doner, Norman Pelletier, Gib Toman, William Swearingen. Pat Finley endorsed for national vice commander Midwest states.
Virgie Miller announced that Clara Ambrose Julia Elder Arline Guenther Leota Reed and she attended every meeting throughout the year. Adjournment set until the fourth Tuesday in September.
A bridal shower for Linda Voris of Coreyville was hosted Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baughn Sr. in a pink and white setup with a large white wedding bell centerpiece. Miss Voris plans to wed Donald Ray Baughn in June. guests included Gene Johnson and many friends, with games and refreshments provided.
A Tupperware shower was held Saturday at the home of Mrs. Jarold Henry to honor Carolyn Pillot, who will wed Dale Schiedel in Erie on June 10. Guests enjoyed games and gifts, with Kathryn Lopeman assisting and tables themed blue and white. Carol Kern poured, Merle Greeves served, and decorations featured a miniature bride.
Scout News from Pack 225 reports Mr and Mrs Paul Dent hosting a Saturday tour at Martin Tractor Co with Neil Krone leading a Caterpillar shop visit. The Dent home at 1521 S Malcolm served refreshments by Vance Bright after a flag ceremony at Mrs Jerry Thompson’s home 1505 W 4th. Den summer activity ideas were shared, games played, nature pictures made, and refreshments and the cub scout promise were part of the closing living circle.
John Henry Chapman of Phillipsburg New Jersey was hired Sunday as executive director of the Wichita Community Action Program Inc. in the war on poverty. He is expected to assume duties within two weeks.
Paulette Dunlap daughter of Mr and Mrs Don E Wilson 119 N Garfield graduates from Mount Carmel School of Nursing Sunday at Colgan High School Auditorium Pittsburg she is salutatorian of her class Attending were her siblings Donnie Carolyn Janette and extended family Ray mond Frederich Nish and Stanley Frederich
Golden Shrine held a Friday meeting in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. William Smittle and Frank Thom as worthy high priestess and watchman of shepherds presiding. Reports covered the supreme shrine session in Kansas City on May 25 and memorial services for Mrs. F. B. Carpenter and Aaron Stockebrand. Guests came from Parsons Neodesha and Coffeyville. a dinner was led by Mrs. Nelle Stevens and Mrs. Earl Young.
Beverly N. Nelson named administratrix of T. N. Bradford deceased in Neosho County Kansas by the Probate Court on May 22 1967. Creditors must file claims within nine months of first notice to avoid bar. attorneys are Balch & Bailey Charute Kansas.
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