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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1965

Page

3

Mrs Geeding Heads State WWI Group

Mrs D L Geeding of Chanute was elected President of the Kansas Department Auxiliary to the Veterans of World War I at the Great Bend convention. The Fairfield School retiree will dedicate full time to the office, and Chanute gains three department officers. Next year’s convention will be in Topeka.

D. L. Geeding S. Santa Fe Department of Kansas Great Bend Geeding Fairfield Chanute Beulah Stewart S. Lafayette Joe H. Jackson S. Western Roscoe Offenbacker R. Buffalo Earle Picard Washington, D.C Norma Dillage Eugene Ore Chanute Barracks Deane L. Geeding Bill Rensick Humboldt C. J. Anderson Anderson Topeka E. L. Burt Peter C. M. Koster Wichita William R. Riegle Emporia James T. Seitz Iola Ella Mae Suddock Ilda Walden Concordia Emmett Fisher Mayme Ellis Wellington Lorena Lasnett Salina

Remembering lawn furniture and porch life across time

The author recalls how portable indoor outdoor furniture made porch living easy in youth. A plush porch swing and movable chairs created a communal space on warm evenings. The family enjoyed cool breezes, the dog rested in dusty roads, and distant car sounds punctuated quiet nights with well water drinks.

Social Calendar for May Meetings in Local Groups

May 25 BPW Circle First Baptist Church 7 30 p m Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Chi Chapter Community Council Memorial Building 7 30 p m Hulda Parker Chapter CES Masonic Temple 7 30 p m Ladies of the GAR Cartlidge Circle Memorial Building 7 30 p m Vashti Chapter OES Session Center 7 30 p m Chanute Text Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 a m May 26 Sunflower Rainbow Unit North Malceim Community Center 1 30 a m Sunflower Chapter OES Masonic Temple 7 30 p m BPW Tioga Hotel dinner 6 45 p m Women of Grace Episcopal Church in the area St Margeret Mrs Joe F Baich 220 S Larson 1 30 p m St Mary Mrs Charles Henshall 101 N Kansas 1 30 p m

First Baptist Church Beta Sigme Phi Alpha Chi Community Council Commissioners Room Hulda Parker CES Masonic Temple Ladies of the Gar Cartlidge M. Vashtichante OES Sesethortty Center Sunflower Tioga Hotel Women of Grace Episcopal Church Ehantere Creeper St. Margeret Joe F. Baich Larson St. Mary Charles Henshall Kansas

Bridal Shower Honors Charlene Edwards in Hepler

A Hepler community bridal shower honored Charlene Edwards, bride elect of Rolland Goff, hosted by Mies Archie James and others. Goff assisted in opening gifts. Elaine O'Brien tended the register and cake, with a two tiered pink centerpiece. Guest list included numerous local residents and neighbors.

Hepler Charlene Edwards Rolland Goff Mies Archie James Sonny Westhoff Wendell Sapp Roger Westhoff Bernard O’brien Miss Edwards Goff Elaine O'Brien

Golden Shrine Meeting At Masonic Temple Observes Mothers Day

Golden Shrine No 8 of White Shrine of Jerusalem met Friday night at the Masonic Temple. A covered dish supper was arranged with Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Clemons in charge. Mrs. Leavitt reported on the Miami Shrine convention and gifts were given in honor of Mothers Day. An annual memorial service was held for members who died this year. Officers plan a June 13 practice and a June 18 covered dish dinner followed by Shrine services.

Golden Shrine No White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Harry Kennedy R. E. Clemons O. H. Bates Charles Leavitt Worthy Fay Clopine Watchman of Shepherds Leavitt Miami Fla J. C. Rensing Charles Rudenkca J. C. Shinn Francis Meeker

Mrs John Keil Is Honored by High School Friends

Mrs W R Wright hosted a Saturday afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs John Keil of Belgrade Montana. The gathering of longtime friends from northeast Altoona included C F Gamble R C Barker Harvey Green J E Bradshaw Chanute George Kyser Salina Tom Pendlay Jim McDowell Yates Center Leo Huffman W H Bradford Barston. Mrs Keil will return home this weekend.

W. R. Wright S. Ashby John Keil Belgrade Mont Altoona Mines C. F. Gamble R. C. Barker Harvey Green J. E. Bradshaw Chanute George Kyser Salina Tom Pendlay Jim McDowell Yates Center Leo Huffman W. H. Bradford Barston Mrs. Keil

New Citizens Born to Local Families in May

Birth announcements list Eugenia Marie and Delbert Custer among several newborns. Children include Bruce Alan, Kevin Michael, Connie Sue, Cynthia Kay, Steven Wade, and Stuart Preston, with parent names and addresses given.

Eugenia Marie Betty Baylor S. Allen Delbert Custer Paul W. Myers Altoona Bruce Alan Gerald Olson S. Lafayette Kevin Michael Mike Herold Connie Sue Don Cutsinger W. 7Th Cynthia Kay George P. Barker Wichita Steven Wade Roy L. Hawley S. Central Stuart Preston Richard Purdy S. Tennessee

Neosho Valley HD Unit Meets in Chanute Library

Mrs. Marvin Wolfe presided over the Neosho Valley HD Unit meeting in the Heritage Room at Chanute Public Library. Eight members attended and Mrs. Don Horton won the door prize. Recreation was led by Mrs. E. L. Redfield. The June meeting will be at Mrs. Vivian McGinnis home, 1419 S. Evergreen.

Marvin Wolfe Neosho Valley Chanute Public Library Don Horton E. L. Redfield Vivian McGinnis S. Evergreen

Shower honours Sharon Brown before May wedding

A miscellaneous shower for Sharon Brown, to be married May 29 to Gary Minckley, was held Sunday afternoon at 1005 S. Allen. Hostesses were Sandra Stoll Judy Henry and Bonnie Headley. Guests and gifts highlighted the event with cake punch nuts and mints served.

Sharon Brown Gary Minckley Sandra Stoll S. Allen Miss Stoll Judy Henry Bonnie Headley Miss Henry Miss Brown Mmes Omer Stoll John Splane D. &. Brown D. F. Brown Chanute Wilma

Call Ambulance Not a Taxi By Ann Landers

Readers share column letter replies about hospital transport with a cab driver recounting three births in taxis and a plea for ambulances to assist pregnant women when spouses won’t drive. Ann Landers responds with practical advice for using ambulances and maintaining privacy during dating.

Ann Landers Ann Mac

Barkers Host UNESCO Board Meeting In Neosho County

Mr. and Mrs. J. Leroy Barker hosted 24 members and guests at their home on West Third Street. Lyn da Lassman shared slides from her Washington DC and New York trip won in the countywide UNESCO essay contest. The national convention in New York was announced for November with two delegates for Neosho County. next meeting set for June 26 at R. C. Buchanan home in St. Paul.

J. Leroy Barker Neosho County Unesco Board Lynda Lassman Washington, D.C New York Unesco Charles Bohlander R. C. Buchannan St. Paul

Linda Ketcherside Engaged to Dick Murrell

Mr and Mrs J E Ketcher side announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Dick Murrell son of Mr and Mrs Grant Murrell Earlton The wedding is set for May 29 at 2 pm in the EUB church Earlton

J. E. Ketcherside Linda Dick Murrell Grant Murrell Earlton Eub Church

May Wins Pepsi Cola Grocery Spree in Buffalo

Mrs Homer May captured a three minute shopping spree in a Pepsi Cola contest at the Robertson Grocery Store Buffalo. She gathered 149 78 dollars in groceries on Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with a crowd watching. The haul included meat salmon tea sugar and shortening. The Mays have four grown children and he is a retired railroad worker.

Buffalo Homer May Robertson May

Tribune Contact Info Note

Telephone instructions advise calling your Tribune phone or, if needed, call HE 1-3400 after 6 PM to reach the person.

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