Summer Sessions Planned At Altoona and Midway Schools
The Altoona and Midway Schools close for summer vacation and set a fall term start for August 31. Commencement for Midway was May 16 in the Midway Auditorium with Guy Keeler as speaker. Altoona’s May 17 ceremony featured Dr. Clifton B. Huff. A half day reading arithmetic and physical education session runs May 29 8 to 11 a.m. with listed teachers and administrators at both centers.
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Altoona
Midway Schools
Midway
Guy Keeler
Bureau of Lectures
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Altoona Auditorium
Clifton B. Huff
KSTC
Altoona and
Altoona Center
Mary Greer
Alice Watson
Harold Graham
Midway Center
Maxine Collison
Imelda Adelgren
Gary Rogers
Ray Hames
Paul Troop
Christian Culture Class Hosts Quiz Evening at First Baptist
The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met Thursday at 626 St Malcolm. George Allen Sr led the quizzing and Mrs Bess Shepherd gave devotions on Prayer and Love. Fourteen members and guest Mrs Pete Cox of Altoona attended and were served refreshments after the Lord's Prayer.
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First Baptist Church
Amy Osgood
Malcolm
George Allen, Sr
Bess Shepherd
Pete Cox
Altoona
Shower honors Vicky Dunaway on eve of June wedding
A Friday evening bridal shower at the Home Savings Lounge honored Vicky Dunaway who will wed J. B. Baker on June 3. Thirty guests attended with games and refreshments served from a lace covered table centered with yellow flowers. Hostesses were Mrs. Mable Wolfe and Mrs. Hiram Campbell.
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Home Savings Lounge
Vicky Dunaway
J. B. Baker
Mable Wolfe
Hiram Campbell
Paint Club Meets at North Malcolm Center
Twelve members of the Mary Dell Paint Club gathered yesterday afternoon at the North Malcolm Community Center for a painting session. A sack lunch was served at noon.
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Mary Dell
Girl Scout Troops 79 and 129 Hold Meetings and Awards
Scout News reports Troop 79 met at Zion Lutheran Church Tuesday with patrols and camp date planning. Forty eight scouts and guests enjoyed a sloppy joe supper after a hike to Highland Park hosted by leaders Mrs. Marion Kibler and Mrs. G. E. Roberts with assistance from Mrs. Coble, Mrs. Upton, and B. H. Sherbenou. Troop 129, at Santa Fe park, held a Court of Awards for their final meeting of the year with guests including third grade Brownie Scouts and leaders Mrs. Catterson and Mrs. Reed assisted by Mrs. Toomey, Glenn Kiddoo, and Joe Giacoma.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Highland Park
Marion Kibler
G. E. Roberts
Mmes
Frank Coble
Gary Upton
B. H. Sherbenou
Hutton
Santa Fe Park
Roger Toomey
Rex Catterson
Vester Reed
Mmes. Toomey
Glenn Kiddoo
Joe Giacoma
Kansas legislature studies plan to trim committees
A special committee led by Rep. Ross Doyen reviews reducing the number of House and Senate panels from 43 and 32 respectively. A July meeting could yield a final decision. consolidations include merging aviation and transportation related panels and grouping agriculture and natural resources into broader committees. The group also discussed space realignment and printing needs with state officials.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Doyen
Fish and Game
State Architect
Statehouse
Robert Sanders
Crash at Seneca Fatal to 2 Men
Seneca Kansas report says two men died in a head on collision on Thursday. Roy M. Mason brink 50 of Seneca and William P. Goddard 19 of Omaha were killed. Larry E. LeDent 19 of Omaha was listed in critical condition at Seneca hospital.
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Seneca, Kan
Roy M. Masonbrink
Seneca
William P. Goddard
Omaha
Larry E. LeDent
Goddard
Seneca Hospital
Vote Against Dissolving District in Kansas
Patrons of Unified School District 288 voted 698 to 495 on Thursday to defeat a proposal to dissolve the district. The special election, the first under a recent law, follows a troubled period since the 1.14 million bond for a new building was approved by only 36 votes in 1965 amid delays by opponents.
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Richmond, Kan
Unified School District
Frozen Alaska Expedition Seeks Ancient Human Traces
Wichita State University anthropology professor Karl Schlesser with three graduate students will explore north central Alaska to recover artifacts dating back thousands of years. The 1964 expedition yielded over 400 items. This summer the team will work with university funds and NSF support to study early human migrations between Europe and America.
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Wichita
Kan
Alaska
Wichita State University
Karl Schlesser
Schlesser
Lyle James
National Science Foundation
Europe
American
Social Calendar Dial Tribune Duplicate Bridge Event
The calendar item notes a Duplicate Bridge Club session at 7:15 p.m. at the Home Savings Building on Monday May 29 1967. The listing appears in the Social Calendar section of the Dial Tribune.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Bldg
Blaze Delivers Fire Truck to Spanaway Station
A country refuse truck pulled up to the Spanaway fire station in Tacoma Washington with a blaze onboard. Fire crews extinguished the fire quickly and the truck remained undamaged. Chief John J. Farren called it the first drive in fire of the year.
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Tacoma
Wash
Spanaway
John J. Farren
Dr Mih Speaks to RN Club on Intravenous Therapy
Dr Mih addressed ten nurses from the Registered Nurses Club at Neosho Memorial Hospital Solarium on intravenous therapy. Hosts Mrs Irwin Lassman and Mrs Wayne Ruble organized the session. No meetings are scheduled in summer. the next gathering will be September 26 at the T B Canteen.
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Alex Mih
Registered Nurses Club
Neosho Memorial Hospital Solarium
Irwin Lassman
Wayne Ruble
T. B
Nourses Host Berean Class At First Baptist Church
Mr and Mrs Francis Nourse at 616 S Evergreen entertain the Berean Class with Mrs C O Bowers leading devotional in the Thursday evening gathering. Fifteen members attend with refreshments served.
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Francis Nourse
S. Evergreen
First Baptist Church
C. O. Bowers
Area Student Degrees At Pittsburg State
Pittsburg State graduates include multiple area students earning B S degrees across education business administration and technology. Degrees listed for Chanute Humboldt Galesburg St Paul and nearby towns with names of recipients and fields of study. Masters of Science awarded to Raymond Bell James Carlson Ingold and others in Chanute Hepler and Humboldt areas.
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Pittsburg State
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Larry Peterson
Buffalo
Marjorie Alger
Carol Berthot
Phillip Carter
Eva Edwards
Norma Meek
Lois Morehead
Judith Oliver
Sandra Stoll
Chanute
Bruce Jackson
Elsmore
Carol Gorman
Doris Sexton
Eric
Jeanne Kramer
Galesburg
Maurine M. Ford
Janice McCullough
Humboldt
Fern Bath
Stark
Evelyn Casey
Patricia McAtee
Catherine Smith
Marilyn Tarvin
St. Paul
Bernice Umbarger
Thayer
Reiner Nooteboom
Roland Wiggans
George Covey Elsmore
Glenn Shaw
Yates Center
Phyllis Rensing
James Slater
Stephen Weiner
Nancy Martin
John Wright
Roma Turner
Martin Ann Setter
Dwight Youngberg
Raymond Bell
James Carlson
Richard Ingold
Hepler
Lyle Pollman
Fun Day Feature At Chanute Country Club
A full day affair at Chanute Country Club with 21 women playing golf in morning and afternoon sessions. Morning low scores tied at 38 by Jo Dickerson and Mrs Ed Ashley. second low 39 by Mrs Charles Winckier and Mrs Fred Dickerson. Afternoon string tournament saw Jay Tabor as low with 43, Glenn Shook 44, Burl Schaberg high with 52. Co chairmen were Mrs Jeff Coots and Mrs Dean Haines.
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Chanute Country Club
Jo Dickerson
Ed Ashley
Charles Winckier
Fred Dickerson
Jay Tabor
Glenn Shook
Burl Schaberg
Jeff Coots
Dean Haines
Solution For the U N United Nations Approach in Middle East
Ottawa reports that President Johnson and Prime Minister Pearson agreed the Middle East crisis should be handled primarily by the United Nations. They discussed France s proposal for a big power conference but Johnson gave no sign of initiating such a meeting.
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Ottawa
Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
Middle East
United Nations
Pearson
France
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Security Council
Heloise Tips Deep Frying and Handy Household Tricks
Readers share practical kitchen tips from frying to storage and small life hacks. Advice covers frying batches, maintaining oil temperature, shaking baskets for even cooking, keeping foods warm, removing fry oil debris to reduce smoke, and clever ways to pack gifts and carry nitro pills.
Vacation Bible School at Church of God opens Monday
The Church of God at 4th and Kansas hosts a vacation Bible school directed by Mrs. W. R. Baker. Classes run 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. each day from Monday through Friday.
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Church of God
4Th and
Kansas
W. R. Baker
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