Local Women Top in Meet at Pittsburg Kansas
Chanute golfers led by Mrs. Robert N. Allen and Mrs. Lyle Holman won all 18 possible points at a Southeast Kansas league meet in Pittsburg. Independence Elks had 31 points, Pittsburg 51. Mrs. Allen was low medalist with 92 for 18 holes and several players topped flight categories with scores and putt awards noted. Reservations for the Tri-State tournament June 8-10 are requested from entrants in Joplin Bartlesville Neosho and Independence.
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Pittsburg
Chanute
Robert N. Allen
Lyle Holman
Frank Gibson
Independence Elks
Allen
Morris
Ida Nelson
Carl Stevens
Fred Montague
Dennis Mills
R. M. Wickard
Joplin
Bartlesville
Neosho
Independence
4-H Club Night At Cremonia School Delivers Plans And Programs
Best Yet 4-H club members recounts honors and activities at Cremonia school, including a roll call response about a foreign country and capital. Neosho County Fair booklets distributed, plans made to attend Rock Springs Ranch and Cedar Bluff leadership meetings. Members vote to join Red Cross with a five dollar donation, hear talks on buying oranges, water safety, poison safety, gardens and livestock, and a skating party announced for June 6. Parents Night at Neosho Valley Busy Bees features a peace song, Bible verse roll call, and tours scheduled for July 12 with advisors elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremonia
Neosho County Fair Association
Rock Springs Ranch
Cedar Bluff
Red Cross
Sydney Naughton
Judy Ehmke
Gary Berthoz
Judy Keenan
Bonnie Chickadonz
Phylis Rensing
Pop
Jeannene Meyer
Talmage Eagles
Engles
Janice
Dick Dennis
Gene Reinhard
Switzers
Naughtons
Neosho Valley
Larry Erickson
Paul Dryden
Willard Carlson
Wirbur Thompson
Wilbur Thompson
Irving Berlin
Faye Erickson
Phil Stanley Dryden
Barney Joe Redden
Floyd Bray
Lynn Erickson
Harve Redden
Jerry
Barney Joe
Fred Johnson
Carlson
Charles Johnson
E. A. Blair
Mmes
Harry Larson
Glenn Hanson
Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H Elect Officers and Set Ice Cream Social
Girls of Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H select Pat Fal as president Janice Fail as vice president Jane McMillen as secretary and Pat Arnold as reporter plus leaders engage in cake judging and ingredient measuring. An ice cream social is planned for June 13 at Green Valley school with cupcakes and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls of
Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H
Jane McMillen
Pat Fal
Janice Fail
Pat Arnold
Francis Wickster
Wilbur McMillen
Green Valley School
Linda Wiggans
Visitors travel notes from Neosho and Chicago
Robyn Carter departed for San Antonio after a three week visit with her mother Minnie Carter. In Neosho she will meet Anise Smith who will join her to San Antonio. Mattie Wolf plans to return home tonight from a week in Chicago with her sister and her husband Nels J Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robyn Carter
San Antonio
Minnie Carter
Neosho
Anise Smith
Mattie Wolf
Nels J. Nelson
Chicago
Social Calendar for Thursday May Year 1935 Bridge Club
Thursday bridge club activities listed with names WH Bayer R 4 1:38 in the social calendar page. Read the advertisements for details and locations of events and times.
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WH. M Bayer R
Mrs Stemple Heads JayCees At Kay Hotel Dinner
Mrs Dale Stemple was elected president of JayCee Jaynes at a Kay Hotel dinner Tuesday night, succeeding Mrs Charles Wilson. New officers include Mrs Robert Pennington as vice president and Mrs G C Sullivan Jr secretary, with Forrest Steeves treasurer and board members Dean Harris and Don Mallory. They will be installed later at a joint JayCee meeting. Mrs J W Kensett attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stemple
JayCee Jaynes
Kay Hotel
Charles Wilson
Robert Pennington
G. C. Sullivan Jr
Forrest Steeves
Dean Harris
Don Mallory
JayCees
J. W. Kensett
Degrees Conferrees at Hulda Parker OES Chapter Meeting
Degrees were conferred on two at the Hulda Parker chapter OES meeting in the Masonic Temple Tuesday night. Wallace Johnson sang the initiatory music with Mrs. Hazel Slane as accompanist and R. D. Churchill presided over the stated meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
OES
Masonic Temple
Wallace Johnson
Hazel Slane
C. Vincent McCune
R. D. Churchill
Eliot T. Benson
Charles Huber
Girard
Pearl
Thayer
Lucy Geckeler
WGM
Walnut
Sunflower
Lavonburg
P. H. Taylor
Parsons
Fredonia
Cheslie McConnell
Ralph Fleming
Ladies of GAR Plan Memorial Day Service
Mrs. Fred Cole presided at the Ladies of GAR meeting in the Memorial building. Final plans were made for Memorial Day. Members will attend Presbyterian church service Sunday morning. The charter was draped for Mrs. Ida Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cole
GAR
Memorial Building
Fred Stipp
Ida Little
Birthdays Honored at Sycamore Shultz Party
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Shultz and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shultz hosted a Sunday noon birthday party in Highland Park honoring May birthdays. Attendees included numerous Shultz relatives and friends from Sycamore, Humboldt, Van Nuys, and Kansas City, among others.
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F. D. Shultz
Robert Shultz
Sycamore
Highland Park
Warne Shultz
Mike
Kansas City
Glenn Stoquist
Debbie
van Nuys
Calif
James Shwitz
Humboldt
Lester Shultz
Trudy
Allen Jack
Nola
Terry
Sherry
Ror Shultz
John Clark
Lucille
Lawrence Shultz
Arthur Twinell
Betty
Nancy
Messrs
Mines
Henry Snyder
Grover
Shultz
Clyde Stell
Carl Clark
Tom Shultz
Kenneth Shultz
Kenneth Patterson
Margaret Foush
Kari Shultz
Frank Barker
Marietta
Ethel Hastings
Joe Merriman
Fletcher Shultz
Dottie Morris
Jimmy
Paul
Ronnie
Carmel
Jack Shultz
Heets
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Nearby States
Notices detail William Harold Watts of NSW who died from injuries after work on Guam. Luella Cummings of Winfield and Mrs Henry Harp in San Antonio are noted with survivor lists and service arrangements. Also mentions Edith Milroy Harp born in Scotland, long Chanute resident, with burial plans and family details. Funeral services for Newton A. Eaton conducted in Wilson-Johnson in Eaton.
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William Harold Watts
Nsw
Guam
Navy
E. N. Watts
Hillsboro
Chanute
D. L. Grayson
Sumter
S. C
Cpl
Owen Watts
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Elmer Watts
Newton
Max Watts
Wichita
J. D. Watts
Grand Junction
Colo
E. O. Peters
Coffeyville
H. L. Black
Henry Harp
San Antonio
Edith Milroy
Scotland
Peter and
Jeanette Milroy
Chicago
Thayer
Marsalee
Adams
Ford and CIO UAW Negotiations Adjourned Over Package Offer
Talks between Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers were adjourned as Ford prepared a reported package offer to the union. Ford was said to be readying terms on a comprehensive proposal amid ongoing negotiations with the UAW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Bachelor Eats Out But Buys Garbage Can in Detroit
Detroit resident Edward A. O'Brien, a bachelor who eats all meals out and never uses a garbage can, faced a city rule to buy one. The Public Works Commission insisted, and he eventually purchased a can and placed it in his front window to satisfy officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Edward A. O'Brien
Department of Public Works Commission
O’brien
Four Altoona Scholarships Awarded at Senior Night
Four members of the Altoona High School graduating class received college scholarships. Bonnie Travis and Alice Hughes won scholarships to Chanute Junior College, Wanda Cranor to Independence Community College, and Elsie May Pinkston to Greater University of Kansas. Also honored were Phyllis Staley and Richard Streets with Neodesha American Legion citizenship awards. Streets named best all around senior boy, Beryldean Green best all around senior girl. Wanda Cranor named class valedictorian and Richard Streets salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Altoona High School
Chanute
Independence
Lawrence
Kenneth Ritchey
Bonnie Travis
Alice Hughes
Chanute Junior College
Wanda Cranor
Independence Community College
Elsie May Pinkston
Greater University of Kansas
American Legion
Phyllis Staley
Richard Streets
Streets
Properly measure dry milk powder
The guidance advises not packing the powder. Measured amount should be light and leveled with a spatula or straight-edged knife in a spoon or cup.
Small-plane accidents kill 659 last year
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Authority says accidents involving small planes averaged over nine per day last year, totaling 659 fatalities.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Horse's Tummy Heist Net $150 In Store Theft
In Charleston a hobby horse was pried open and $150 stolen from its tummy. Police say a suspect removed the cash from the toy at a local shop. The incident is under investigation.
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Charleston
C.P
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Loyd
Stanley Lundine
Harold Watts
Larry
Jim
Earl Barnhart
Marty
Fred Flottman
Dixie
Dale Shultz
Diana Camp
Merle Raney
Leland
Merla
North Valley School
Mary Lou Angleton
Mary Lou
Martha Angleton
Angieton
Marie Raney
Meria Raney
Lois Barnhart
Harold Barnhart
Florence
Joyce
Gerald Robert
Gary
G. E. Roberts
Gerald
Claude
Clyde Carpenter
Mrs. Stemple
Jaynes
Ladies of Gar
William H. Watts
Mrs
Luella Cummings
Winfield
Dean Bachman
Western Union
Boyd Carpenter
Alvin
Portland
Ore
Pryor
Oklo
Morris Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Eaton
Newton A. Eaton
Wilson-John
Chanute Tribune
Daily Timesett
TRE Chanute Publishing Company
Highland
Kas
Ernest W Johnson
James Fennenbach
Mgr
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Allen Wilson
Woodson
C.sc
Above Fear Counties
John Foust
The
Christian Church
Glenn Defebaugh
John Peters
Old Rugged Cross
O. H. Bates
Charles Finney
G. E Barker
W. F. Haines
Louie Ingle
I. Stevens
Raymond Justice
F. B. Carpenter
Koch Bros
W. Main
Gibson & Kepley
E. Main
Freezer
Verona
Laguna
Huggie
Good Housekeeping
Wilson
Davis Paint Store
Sunny Suf
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