CWF of Erie Honors Eighth Grade Graduates
The Neosho County Democratic Women's Club met at the courthouse with Mrs. Jean Burkhart presiding. Eighth grade graduates were honored at the Christian church dinner and a Friday general meeting featured a Social Relations lesson led by Mrs. Henry Watkins.
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CWF of
Erie
Kansas
Parsons
CWF of the Christian Church
Joe Phelps
Donna Stipp
Martha Stroup
Nicky Sanchez
Tom Currie
Roger Wood
Eugene Peck
Gale Mullen
Richard Wood
Glenn Crosby
CWF
Henry Watkins
Roy Tarvin
Mmes. Watkins
John Bass
John Phelps
Mabel Mahar
Dean Riedesel
Fairy Anderson
Clyde Wilcox
Earl Beck
Humboldt Circle Meetings Highlight June Church Breakfast
Humboldt circles of the Women’s Service Guild met in members’ homes on Wednesday with devotionals and Bible lessons. Plans were announced for a June 8 church breakfast and June 8 Summer Medical Missions. Circle II will arrange for the mission meeting and handle the White Cross quota. Evening circle discussions covered the Holy Land and Jonah as well as Vacation Church School refreshments. Visitors and family members joined at various gatherings, with refreshments served to 13 or 14 members.
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Humboldt
Women’s Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Purtle
Circle II
C. L. Drake
L. A. Brown
Brown
Jesse van Nice
Holy Land
A. L. Googins
WSG
Circle 11
Lilyan Freeman
Miss Freeman
Charlotte Townsend
Lloyd Moon
Jonah
Weather Brief for Kansas City 24 Hour Window
The AP reports Kansas City weather with temperatures high and low and precipitation figures for the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. Readings cover the latest conditions and rainfall amounts as compiled by local observers.
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Kansas City
Long-Lasting Dentures Advice From Ann Landers
Dear readers send in personal problems with marriage, trust, flowers and aging. Ann Landers gives direct responses about financial choices for teeth, neighborly suspicion, and social missteps, offering practical, plainspoken guidance from 1966.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Light Turnout For Draft Tests
Washington AP report notes low turnout for the second session of the draft deferment quiz. About 250000 students were expected to test on Saturday, but far fewer appeared across all states, Puerto Rico, and the Panama Canal Zone. Lt. Gen. Hershey said few college students will be drafted unless the monthly quota exceeds 30,000, with nonstudents and dropouts available to meet needs.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Hershey
Selective Service
Dallas
Tex
College fund raised for Louise Ryan after benefit race
A Sunday benefit horse race in Abilene Kansas drew nearly 4000 spectators and entered about 70 horses from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska. The event raised about 3500 for Louise Ryan 18 who was paralyzed in a year ago horses training accident and will graduate high school this spring.
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Abilene
Kan
Louise Ryan
L. B. Ryan
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Miss Ryan
Cub Scouts Den 1 Pack 27 Meet With Den Mother
Scout News Den 1 Pack 27 Cub Scouts met Friday afternoon with den mother Mrs. Bertha Lowe at 610 E Main. They planned Fathers Day gifts and built a game board for a physical checkers game. Refreshments were served and the meeting closed with the living circle.
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Bertha Lowe
E. Main
Low turnout at Hershey speech at Christopher Newport College
James C Windsor dean of students at Christopher Newport College Newport News Virginia reported only five of 222 expected testers attended the test Windsor attributed the low turnout to Hersheys remarks the Vietnam War and broad uncertainty about the test effectiveness Final tests are scheduled for June 3 and June 14.
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Hershey
James C. Windsor
Christopher Newport College
Newport News
Windsor
South Viet Nam
Flying Cross Medal 21 Years Late
Thom as C. Troxel of Derby Kansas received the Distinguished Flying Cross at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita in a recent ceremony. The award honors his heroic bombing mission over Marcus Island in the Pacific on April 29, 1945, while serving as flight engineer on the B 24 Going My Way. His initial nomination was shelved due to illness and only recently uncovered. four of his sons attended the presentation.
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Ethel
Wichita
Kan
Thomas C. Troxel
Troxel
Derby
Marcus Island
Pacific
Air Force
McConnell Air Force Base
Bob
Gary
Larry
Brian
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Lon G Pace
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court schedules a hearing on Nina T Pace petition to appoint an administrator for Lon U Pace deceased. Defenses due by June 2, 1966 at 10 00 a m in Erie Kansas. Attny for Petitioner John N Sherman Jr Home Savings Building Chanute Kansas. Alberta Gough Probate Judge seal.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Los G. Pace
Nina T. Pace
Lon G. Pace
Lon U. Pace
Erie
John N. Sherman, Jr
Charute
Kansas
Alberta Gough
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