Florida Trip for Erie Boys Before Graduation Visit
Four Erie boys Pat Wamego Ralph Baker Leon Hines and Yancy Hudson left Monday for Florida with a trailer and camping provisions to attend the graduation of Cheryl their granddaughter and daughter of a local class. They plan to stay about two weeks. Officers of the Kindergarten Mothers Club will install new officers Tuesday at the home of Mrs Warren Welch with Mrs Dwight Foust retiring as installing officer and Mrs Everett McCoy co hosting. Mrs John W Pittser went to Enid Oklahoma for potential surgery at St Mary's Hospital.
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Erie
Cheryl
Robert Scoville
Florida
Pat Wamego
Johnson
Ralph Baker
Leon Hines
Yancy Hudson
Kindergarten Mothers Club
Warren Welch
Jack McKinney
Rex Bohrer
LeRoy Hoppus
Eugene Maher
Welch
Dwight Foust
Everett McCoy
John W. Pittser
Enid
Okla
St. Mary's Hospital
O. J. Bridenstine
Doug, Bland
Don of
Caney
Don Wells
Leslie Scoville
Blessed event shower and local notices in Humboldt
Humboldt notes describe a blue and pink themed shower for Mrs. Dallas Dickerson hosted by Mrs. Bill Tucker Mrs. Bryan Lambright and Mrs. Carl Johnson at the Johnson home with 18 guests. Funeral services for Rev Ray J Hutchinson were held at First Baptist Cha nute, with attendees listed. State senators Forsyth and Wunsch visited Kingman over the weekend.
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Dallas Dickerson
Bill Tucker
Bryan Lambright
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Dickerson
Tucker
Roy Harrington
First Baptist Church
Ray J. Hutchinson
Chanute
Lyndell Mosley
Albert Middendorf
Joe Peters
E. J. Lombard
Ray Middendorf
O. H. Roush
Dorothy Knoblock
Independence
Mabel Sterling
Ted Shoemaker
Enid
Southern Methodist Hospital
Fort Worth
Pellet Gun Incident Halts Car On US169 South Of Earlton
A 1961 Chevrolet driven by Bob Carter strands on US169 south of Earlton after a pellet from a pellet gun is fired at it. Carter, who believed the assailant to be ert White, 24, of 614 S Highland, could not locate anyone in the area. A wrecker was called to lift the car back on the road. In other items, Pamela and Debra Markham will join Senator Roy Schoeb as honorary pages at the Oklahoma legislature in Oklahoma City. Mary Hosack reports the death of her grandson Mark, 8, in Los Angeles. No further details were released.
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Bob Carter
Aert White
Earlton
Highway Patrol
Pamela
Debra
Richard Markham
S. Highland
Roy Schoeb
Cherokee
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Mary Hosack
W. Main
Lloyd
Mark
Los Angeles
Hosacks
Chanute
Social Calendar May 2 and 28 1963 community notices
Social calendar items list events and meetings across Chanute and area for May 2 and May 28 1963. Includes Great Books Discussion at Public Library 7 30 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment Tea and various club activities. Ends with Fairfield School Last Day basket dinner and PTA officer installation.
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Public Library
Chanute Ladies
Mary Dell
Carpenter's Hall
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Union Valley School
Sunflower
Bert Hargrove
S. Lafayette
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Hillcrest
Helping Hand Club
Winnie LaRue
Erie
First Baptist Church
Hulda Parker
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
P.m
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial
Chanute
Carpenters Hall
Fairfield School
PTA
Dollar bill size shrinks in 1928 design change
In 1928 the dollar bill was reduced from 7.4 by 3.11 inches to about 6.1 by 2.6 inches, reflecting a standardized change in federal currency production.
Mary George pleads guilty to dog at large charge
Mary George of 906 W Main pleaded guilty in police court to permitting a dog to run at large and was fined five dollars.
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Mary George
W. Main
Vagrancy Arrest Ties Summerour to Grocery Check Charge
Lee B. Summerour was arrested by police yesterday on vagrancy charges and held on suspicion of writing a bad check at a local grocery store.
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Lee B. Summerour
Windshield cracked by unidentified object on Lincoln overpass
A motorist driving into the city from the north over the Lincoln overpass about 10 50 last night reported to police that something had struck and cracked his car windshield. The motorist, E. F.
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N. Lincoln
E. F
Daily Transcript Admissions and Dismissals Friday News Brief
Admissions list includes Mrs Ed Crowe Humboldt and others with surgery and medical details plus births. Dismissals listed for Julius Bradford Floyd Swiler Mrs Paul Coo ver Eric. Births note Mr and Mrs Howard Houdashelt Humboldt a boy. Police and Hay Patrol citations summary with multiple individuals and fines for speeding failing to observe stop sign defective lights and other offenses.
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Ed Crowe
S. Highland
J. P. Arthur
S. Kansas
Glenda Wimmer
Sherry Wimmer
Larry Wimmer
Charlie Wimmer
Billy Wimmer
Humboldt
Floyd Tasche
Petrolia
Medical
Julius Bradford
N. Grant
Floyd Swiler
N. Evergreen
Paul Coover
Eric
Howard Houdashelt
Todd Dalton
W. Sycamore
Eldon Kuhns
S. Forest
Winiford Barnett
Buford Allen
Lloyd Whitworth
Wayne Hall and Son
Fred Miles
S. Ashby
Kile Erickson
S. Lafayette
Warren A. Spercaw
WN. Forest
F. Cook
Wichita
Jerry E. Smith
Iola
Edd Bussmann
Billy D. Roberts
Grain Valley
Creed Pushes Golf Leader in Dallas Open Round Three
In the Dallas Civic Open, Clifford Ann Creed and Sandra Haynie challenged Mickey Wright as Wright led at 137 after 36 holes. Creed shot a 68 to reach 138, staying within one stroke of Wright, while Haynie also posted a 68 but finished three behind at 140 after a water double bogey on No 14.
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Dallas
Tex
Clifford Ann Creed
Sandra Haynie
Mickey Wright
Miss Creed
Miss Wright
Glen Lakes Country Club
Miss Haynie
Pentecostal Church to Host Fellowship Meeting
A fellowship meeting by the Pentecostal Church of God is scheduled for Monday May 27 at 7 30 p m. The venue is 1128 S Highland with Rev Thomas of Wichita in charge.
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Pentecostal Church of God
S. Highland
Thomas of
Wichita
Hillcrest School Last Day Dinner and Children’s Opera
Hillcrest School holds its last day basket dinner Monday at 6 30 pm. After supper, the children perform an operetta titled The King Sneezes.
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Hillcrest
Thurstin Man Taken By Ambulance To Topeka
H A Thurstin of 616 S Steuben was taken by ambulance Thursday to Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka where his wife accompanied him.
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H. A. Thurstin
S. Steuben
Topeka
Santa Fe Hospital
Mrs. Thurstin
Christie couple return from Parkersburg funeral
Mr and Mrs R L Christie of 110 8 Highland returned Friday after attending the funeral in Parkersburg West Virginia for C B Beatty her brother Beatty had often visited the Christie home and was a frequent guest there.
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R. L. Christie
Highland
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. B. Beatty
Christie
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area and Nearby
Mrs. Juanita Knapp Stauffer of Downey California died suddenly at 53 from an apparent heart attack. Born June 8, 1909 in Wilson County, she worked 13 years at Chanute Junior College and was dean of women. Survived by husband Howard K Stauffer, parents Fonce and Mrs. Knapp, four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. Bodine service held at United Brethren Church in South Highland with ministers C E Rains and Fred N Vining.
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Juanita Knapp Stauffer
Downey
Calif
Stauffer
Wilson County
Fonce Knapp
Chanute
Edith Janell Andrews
Ger
Ka F. Stauffer
Eugene Leatherman
Alvena Atzbach
Seyville
Tom Leatherman
Azrin Temple
Pittsburg
Joseph Ray Newman
Pasadena
Patricia Kay Leatherman
Michael Eugene Leatherman
Charles Richard Leatherman
San Antonio
Coca Lane
Texas
Lillie Jolly School of Nursing
Memorial Baptist Hospital
Houston
Chanute Junior College
University of Houston
Kansas
Walter B. Frank
Pearl Leatherman
Wichita
Howard
S. Lincoln
Gerald Endsley
N. Western
Fred L. Johnson
W. Main
Lewis Young
Coffeyville
F. C. J. Mulinenbrug
Albuquerque
Lee Knapp
Yates Center
Umbargers Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Home
The Umbargers marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at their Thornburg district home. About 130 guests from Girard, Fredonia, Neodesha and other towns attended as family hosted, with a cake, flower arrangements, and multiple helpers. Additional notes mention theater contracts, a roll call of “Bits of Wisdom,” and Ellis Island immigration history.
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Guy Umbarger
Thornburg
Charles Reetman
A. R. Brant
W. H. Bradford
Leslie Sloan
Cecil Jordan
C. J. Jordan
Mary Knapp
Libby Jordan
Teresa Rettman
Linda Jordan
Girard
Fredonia
Neodesha
Chanute
Earlton
Benedict
Altoona
Thayer
Buffalo
National Children's Theater
Johnson Mortuary Vault Choices Prompt Debate
A reader voices an opinion that caskets and vaults should be chosen by individuals. The letter questions the purpose of vaults and notes Johnson Mortuary offers concrete and metal vault options. Final archiving decisions rest with those arranging the arrangements.
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Atohnson Mortuary
AAUW Members Meet at Santa Fe Park Dinner
The American Association of University Women gathered Thursday for a covered dish dinner at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. Sarah Haller was elected representative from the Chanute branch to the AAUW national convention in Denver, Colorado, June 24 to 28, and will also serve as chairman of the state legisla.
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American Association of University Women
North Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Sarah Haller
Military Space Patrol Is Planned
The Air Force announced a future military space patrol aboard a manned orbital space station, called a Mod, intended to defend U S interests in space. Lt Gen James Ferguson said the station would be a research ship first and later an operational patrol platform with enhanced detection, tracking, and hostile satellite disabling capabilities, boosted by the Titan 3 rocket.
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Dallas, Tex
Air Force
James Ferguson
Aviation Space Writers Association
Dallas
Earth
Ferguson
Past Noble Grand Club Meeting at Mrs Coonrod's Home
The Past Noble Grand Club met yesterday at 1201 Edith with president Mrs Ethel Cox presiding. Mrs Coonrod led a prayer lesson, followed by games and refreshments by Mrs Vincent Baylor and Mrs Earl Schooley. Plans were made to host Miriam circle on June 28 at Odd Fellows Hall with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 PM, with attendees bringing own place settings.
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Noble Grand Club
W. A. Coonrod
Edith
Ethel Cox
Coonrod
Vincent Baylor
Earl Schooley
Miriam Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
First Baptist Church Christian Culture Class Meeting
The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon at 317 North Forest in the home of Mrs. E E Lofgren. Mrs. Myrtle Manley gave the devotion Be Still and Know That I Am God. Sixteen members answered roll call with a Bible verse. After business, Mrs. Axel Anderson closed with prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Manley, Mrs. Harvey Wood, and Mrs. Lofgren.
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First Baptist Church
E. E. Lofgren
N. Forest
Myrtle Manley
God
Axel Anderson
18 Pounds Lost By Determinettes
Mrs. David Brotton presided at a TOPS Determinettes meeting in Sawyer Hall. The group shed 18 pounds for the past week with Mrs. C. C. Winans wearing the crown for the most weight lost. Next meeting set for May 31 chaired by Mrs. Warren Babcock with Mrs. Marius Philips assisting.
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David Brotton
Sawyer Hall
C. C. Winans
Auxiliary Meeting Honors Mrs Cathers Birthday
The Ladies Auxiliary of ORC and B met at Mrs. Clyde Blanton's home at 620 South Central. President Mrs. Homer LaForge led the business session followed by lunch and a candle decorated cake for Mrs. Ralph Cathers who received a hostess gift. Mrs. Grant Wilson won the door prize. The next gathering is set for June 28 at Mrs. Clarence Emerick's home, 719 Grant.
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ORC and B
Clyde Blanton
S. Central
Homer LaForge
Ralph Cathers
Grant Wilson
Clarence Emerick
Grant
All Numbers Are Surprises
In San Francisco AP report John Nasternak tried to place a local call Friday night but connected to Atlanta then Cleveland. After 45 minutes he and his friend Wayne Loving reached operators and wrong numbers from New York City Salt Lake City Anaheim BC Canada and South Dakota. A local malfunctions explained the trouble.
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San Francisco
John Nasternak
Atlanta
Nasternak
Cleveland
Ohio
Wayne Loving
New York City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anaheim
Calif
British Columbia
Canada
South Dakota
Mrs Wagner Leaves Hospital After Neck Abscess Removal
Mrs. Robert F. Wagner, wife of New York City's mayor, was discharged from St. Luke's Hospital Friday following removal of an abscess in her neck. A City Hall spokesman said she was feeling fine.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
St. Luke's Hospital
City Hall
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