Local residents visit Chanute as former residents renew ties
Mr and Mrs Earl J Wolpert of Orlando Florida renew old acquaintances in Chanute. Helen and Mary Cunningham of La Canada California visit Mrs P O Bareis and Elizabeth Cunningham at 121 S Steuben while Harvey Ferris and partner depart Wichita after a visit at 18 S Tennessee. Gary Garrison son of Mr and Mrs George W Garrison of 101 N Steuben becomes one of 36 KU Lawrence residence hall counselors for next year. Mrs Nellie Miller of rural Lavenburg reports finding a rattlesnake on her front gate and killing it with a hoe. R C Lee of 402 N Garfield completes a five day training in Cambridge City Indiana for pipeline milking equipment. Becky Butcher visits home before her graduation from Susanne School of Girls in Memphis. Mrs A R Jackson returns from a 10 day visit to Fort Worth Texas with daughter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Garrison
George W. Garrison
N. Steuben
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Nellie Miller
Lavenburg
Tommy
Becky Butcher
Susanne School of Girls
Memphis
Betty Lou Butcher
W. 5Th
A. R. Jackson
S. Garfield
John A. Lapham
Fort Worth
Tex
Thomas Gordon
Deaths and Funerals Noted in Several Obituaries
Mrs. Gertrude Switzer of Santa Fe died this morning in Neosho with arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. William Tracy Garvie, 72, of Humboldt died unexpectedly at home. funeral at Presbyterian Church in Humboldt Monday at 11, burial Mount Hope under Price Funeral Home. Char lie Sutton, 81, of Thayer died in Brighton, Colo., after a stroke. served as Seventh Day Adventist missionary and later worked with the blind. survivors include widow, son Arthur, daughter Eleanor Dick, two sisters. funeral Monday in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Switzer
Santa Fe
Neosho Manor
Johnson Mortuary
William Tracy Garvie
Humboldt
Garvie Drug
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
C. B. Sutton
Ida Thompson
Thayer
Charlie Sutton
Brighton
Colo
South
Central America
Arthur
California
Willis
Eleanor) Dick
United States
Malaysia
Sadie Nelson
Cole
Thompson
East German release of jailed trade journalist Brandt
West German union journalist Heinz Brandt, jailed for spying, was freed after two years of a 13 year sentence. ADN reported no reasons for the release. Brandt, 54, was convicted May 10, 1962, for allegedly spying for the SPD and the CIA. London: American lecturer Bertram Benson asked to leave Britain over pacifist activities. visa extended since August 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Heinz Brandt
ADN
Brandt
West German
Social Demarcatic Party
Intelligence Service
American
Central Intelligence Agency
London
Home Office
Britain
Bertram Benson
Westminster Meets at Mrs. Hayes Home
The Westminster Class of First Presbyterian met Friday evening at 627 S. Santa Fe with 12 members present. Mrs. William Hensley led the business, Mrs. Ethel Goolsbee gave devotions, and Mrs. Roy S. Gibson taught the lesson before a social period and refreshments. The next meeting will June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Mamie Hayes
S. Santa Fe
William Hensley
Ethel Goolsbee
Roy S. Gibson
Earlton HD Unit Reports District Meeting
Mrs Lloyd Meyers reported on the district meeting to eight members and one guest of the Earlton HD Unit held at Mrs Dean Digheros. Mary Sommars presided as the unit awarded the gold seal. door prize went to Mrs Gibson. Mary Sommars and Mrs Alva McLaren booked for the TB hospital. traffic problems in Earlton were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Lloyd Meyers
Dean Dighero
Mary Sommars
Gibson
Alva McLaren
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals In Neosho
Daily Transcript reports Friday admissions for Ed Hardendorf Frank Killian Ben Yates and Eric medical cases. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Winfrey III and others with listed addresses. A birth announced for Mrs Sharon Barnes a boy. Today admissions include Danny Boecker Mrs William Guy and Mrs Merle Simmons. Dismissals today include Marsha Nelson Ray Plummer and Mrs Harold Brodbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ed Hardendorf
S. Central
Frank Killian
Thayer
Ben Yates
Eric
Charles Winfrey III
N. Garfield
Thomas Edwards
Humboldt
Dallas Hart
S. Santa Fe
Rollin Hutton
W. Main
Earl Munson
Elsmore
Sharon Barnes
S. Highland
Danny Boecker
Medical
William Guy
Merle Simmons
S. Steuben
Marsha Nelson
Ray Plummer
S. Allen
Harold Brodbeck
Walnut
Egg Prices and Merchandise from Market Ledger
The listing shows Grade A Extra Large eggs and Grade A Large eggs with prices 27 and 24 cents per dozen respectively. Also listed are Grade A Medium at 24, Grade B Large at 24, current receipts at 22, premium cream at 52, No.1 cream, and hides priced at 4 cents per pound plus glue hides at varying % price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwisdadinkas
First Baptist Circles Meet Highlights Church Women
The First Baptist Church women met in circles on Wednesday with eight circles reporting readings, devotions, and lessons. Hostesses included Edith Thompson circle led by Mrs. Leonard Carlson and Mrs. Leo Fairchild hosting Marjorie Sharp circle. Guests and members attended prayers on missions, scholarship topics, overseas work, and witnessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Edith Thompson
Leonard Carlson
R. J
Ralph Chapman
W. M. Haines
Percy Rowan
Richard Worley
Leo Fairchild
S. Santa Fe
Marjorie Sharp
Lula Leonard
Homer Waggoner
B. F. Wyatt
Dale Sneeringer
Girls’ Guild
Sneeringer
Pendergraft
Kenny Kuhn
AAUW Members Plan Next Year Topic Bridging Scientist and Layman
At the Santa Fe Park AAUW meeting on Thursday evening members chose Bridging the Gap Between the Scientist and the Layman as next year’s study topic. Reports were given by Mrs. Jack Sparks and Mrs. Al Jones on the Southwest Central Region biennial conference held in Joplin. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting with guest Mrs. Clifford Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Santa Fe Park
Jack Sparks
al Jones
Southwest Central Region
Joplin
Martha Hutton
Clifford Gibson
Great Books Discussion and Local Club Dates
Social Calendar lists upcoming events across May including Great Books Discussion in the Heritage room at 7 30 p m Einstein Relativity discussion May 24 Electa Club May 25 meeting Mrs V C Steele 529 Kansas 2 p m Past Matrons Club Sunflower Chapter CES Mrs Paul Wells 425 Asaby 7 30 p m VFW Auxiliary Memorial Bidg Mary Dell Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room Sweet Adelines TB Hospital Punta Bridge Club Home Savings Bidg 7 15 p m Mulda Parker Chapter CES Masonic Temple May 2 GAR Memorial Bidg Community Council Commissioners room Memorial Bidg 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Club
V. C. Steele
Kansas
Sunflower Chapter
CES
Paul Wells
Asaby
VFW
Memorial
Mary Dell Paint Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Punta Bridge Club
Home Savings
Mulda Parker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Ae of the Gar
Community Council
Commissioners
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Kansas Oil Allowable Cut Back
Kansas oil production for June was reduced to 280000 barrels daily by the Kansas Corporation Commission at its regular hearing. The 25000 barrel per day cut is the largest the commission has ever ordered, driven by industry testimony of an oversupply and storage in excess of needs. Derby Refining Co. reported 200000 barrels in storage beyond requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
John Beardsley
Derby Refining Co
TOPS Meets Mrs Phillips at Sawyer Hall Meeting
TOPS Determinettes held a Friday afternoon meeting in Sawyer Hall with 14 members present. The group reported a total weight loss of 36 pounds and planned a breakfast event in Santa Fe Park on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Phillips Sr
Tops Determinettes
Sawyer Hall
Santa Fe Park
Kansas oil commission approves 25 barrel cap per well
Representatives of the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association urged a 25 barrels per well production limit. John P. Roberts of the commission's conservation division also recommended the cap. The commission set output at 305000 barrels per day before reducing to an across the board cut for most Kansas wells, excluding secondary recovery and some submersible pump operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
Commission
Conservation Division
John P. Roberts
Kansas
Homemakers Meet In Heritage Room With Hostess Shrimplin
Rural Homemakers met Thursday afternoon in the Heritage room with ten members and two children. Mrs. Vernon Brinksmeyer presided. They planned bloodmobile work and donated to the Mary Baker fund. Mrs. Wayne Stitt taught the lesson and Mrs. Robert Lopeman led recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage Room
Carl Shrimplin
Vernon Brinksmeyer
Mary Baker Fund
Wayne Stitt
Robert Lopeman
Nautical Theme Set for Bible School at Local Church
The First Assembly of God invites children ages four to 14 to a two week Vacation Bible School with a nautical theme. Stories music and crafts are planned at the church located at 3rd and Forest. The program begins June 1 at 9 a.m. led by Rev. R. E. Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Bible School
First Assembly of God Church
3Rd and
Forest
R. E. Owens
Cup Cakes With Peanut Brittle Frosting Delight
Young bakers enjoy mini cupcakes topped with white or chocolate frosting and dusted with crushed peanut brittle. The crunchy topping adds a sweet nutty crunch to each bite.
Real Estate Transfers in Allen County and Humboldt Area
A sequence of transfers listed from the Iola Abstract Co. shows Beatrice Davis to Jonn Robinson. Ruby Madiyn Reeves to John R. Robinson. Dorsey Suttram for Frank Buttram & wife to Suttram Texhomsa Co.. Alice A. to Charles W. Hunt. Robert F. Lang et ux and Alice M. Caler to the State of Kansas. Homer A. Beggs et ux to William W. Pennington. Ed Frazier to Cary L. Ansell et ux. Walter L. Hartman et ux to Jack N. Melmberg. George D. Talley et ux to Edward J. Sayles. Floyd Zimmerman et ux to Edward J. Sayles. Grace Korsmo to Edward J. Sayles. Edward J. Sayles et ux to Reinhard H. Krohn. Charles Ableson et ux to Charles Ableson et ux with multiple lot shares in Humboldt. Marudene Chard ux to Joseph P. Brunner et ux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Iola Abstract Co
Beatrice Davis
Jonn
Robinson + un
Ruby Madiyn Reeves
John R. Robinson
Lot
Fole
Dorsey Suttram
Frank Buttram
Humboldt
Robert F. Lang
Alice M. Caler
State of Kansas
Rela
Homer A. Beggs
William W. Pennington
Iela
Ed Frazier
Cari T L. Ansell
Walter L. Hartman
Jack N. Melmberg
Fala
George D. Talley
Edward J. Sayles
Floyd ©. Zimmerman
Grace Korsmo & Husband
Reinhard H. Krohn
Charles Ableson
Marudene Chard
Joseph P. Brunner
Nutmeg Spices Apple Crisp Crumble Topping
A simple recipe note suggests adding a pinch of nutmeg to the crumbly sugar flour and butter topping before sprinkling over sliced apples for apple crisp. The tweak enhances the dessert with warm spice aroma.
Barbecue Dinner Honors Kathy Crapson At Winkler Home
A barbecue honoring Kathy Crapson was hosted by Mary Jo Winkler at 328 West 4th Street on a Wednesday evening. Attendees included Kathy Kakm Beth Brinkerhoff Paula Venus Pam Steeves Vicki Kidwell Linda Edwards Cindy Tolbert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Crapson
Mary Jo Winkler
Miss Crapson
Kathy Kikm
Beth Brinkerhoff
Paula Venus
Pam Steeves
Vicki Kidwell
Linda Edwards
Cindy Tolbert
Bill Brinkerhoff
Fay Edwards
Roger
Joe Winkler
J. C
Senior Citizens Honor Birthdays at Memorial Building
Members of the Senior Citizens Club gathered Friday afternoon in the Memorial Building to honor 13 members who recently celebrated birthdays. Sixty three people attended as Mrs. Elmer Mathews presided, and group singing was led by Mrs. Alfred Peterson with accompaniment by Mrs. Alta Allen. A memorial service was held for the 13 members who have died since the club began, with United Presbyterian Women serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Elmer Mathews
Alfred Peterson
Alta Allen
United Presbyterian Women
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl J. Wolpert
Orlando, Fla
Chanute
Helen and
Mary Cunningham
la Canada
Calif
Mrs
P. O. Bareis
Elizabeth Cunningham
Harvey Ferris
Wichita
Ed Wolfe
S. Tennessee
R. C. Lee
Cambridge City
Ind
Global Briefs
Lionel
Vernons
Daily Transcript
First Baptist Circles
Aauw Meeting
Dial Tribune
William Mitchell
Harry Wiles
John Woelk
Tops
Bible
Christian Science
Kansas City
K.C. Coffeyville
K.C
Dacron Cotton
Baby Doll
P.j.'s
Ivy
Dacron
S-M-L
Men's Sox
Mme
Ethan Allen
Ethan Alien
Owen Stock
Koch Bros. Furniture
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