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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

6

Humboldt BPW hears county attorney talk on laws

Mitchell Bushe spoke on laws and law enforcement at the Humboldt Business and Professional Women's Club meeting held Thursday at St Josephs Catholic church. New officers for the coming year were named Magdalene Herman president A C Lassman vice president Wallace Hart recording secretary Delene Lieurance corresponding secretary and Jerry Allen treasurer. Officers will be installed at the June meeting.

Humboldt— County Mitchell Bushe Humboldt Business and Professional Women’s Club St. Joseph’s Catholic Vern Smith Lilyan Freeman Magdalene Herman A. C. Lassman Wallace Hart Delene Lieurance Jerry Allen George Brinkman Paul Dressler

Legion Auxiliary to Hold Memorial Wreath Meeting

Erie reports a 7 p.m. Friday meeting at Wilson Hall for members to make wreaths for veterans graves Decoration of Memorial Day is planned. The junior auxiliary led by Mrs. Ross Janes will host Poppy Day events. Local families visited, care helped for a hospitalized relative, and various club activities were noted across the week.

Erie Richard Salb American Legion Auxiliary Wilson Hall Ross Janes

Space Age Needs C Students Says Engineer Leader

Dr. H Russell Beatty president of Wentworth Institute Boston says there is a well paid space age role for high school C students. He cites a federal survey predicting 830000 engineering graduates needed in 10 years but only 500000 produced and urges expanded engineering technician programs. He notes motivated C students with interests like hot rods and ham radios can contribute to aerospace and mining fields.

Boston H. Russell Beatty Wentworth Institute Beatty

Visit Between Eudora Residents Over Weekend

Moree of Eudora visited Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Yarnell over the weekend, sharing time and conversation with the hosts.

Moree of Eudora Mrs Virgil Yarnell

Visitings and speech mark Pittsburg highway meeting

Mrs. Larry Showalter and Sherri Lee of Houston visit Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Showalter. State Rep. Henry Watkins spoke at a highway meeting in Pittsburg Friday evening.

Larry Showalter Sherri Lee Houston, Tex Mrs Ewing Showalter Henry Watkins Pittsburg

Centennial and parish meeting events in Walnut and Fort Scott

The Walnut Methodist church hosted a centennial dinner with a public family service and display. St Patrick’s parish in Fort Scott hosted the Pittsburg deanery meeting with Mass, luncheon, and remarks from clergy and diocesan leaders. Nearby, attendees include Keitha Bohlander, A3C Bernard Shively, and locals visiting from California and Lake Charles.

Walnut the Methodist Church St. Patrick’s Parish Pittsburg St. Patrick’s Auditorium Robert Watson Keitha Bohlander Fort Scott Community College Kansas State Teachers’ Association Miss Bohlander Bernard Shively Amarillo Texas Air Force Base Ed Shively Wichita Mcc George Titmus Jim Smith K.U. Medical Center Kansas City Kan

Burglars steal 20 fur coats from Pelta Fur Co

In Los Angeles burglars forced a door at Pelta Fur Co and lifted 20 fur coats valued at about 40000 dollars on a day of 84 degree heat. The theft involved notable loss and prompted police inquiry.

Los Angeles Pelta Fur Co

Bride returns daily to wedding scene at beauty shop

Mrs. William Rains visits the beauty shop where she wed each day, while other patrons continue under hair dryers as the ceremony is witnessed by dozens of women.

Louisville William Rains

Oven Fresh Muffins Served Immediately After Baking

As soon as muffins come out of the oven, tilt them slightly in the muffin wells and serve right away to preserve texture and warmth.

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