Crippled Children Clinic Set for Columbus
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children will be held in Columbus on June 15 at 8 p.m. in Highland Grade School. Sponsors include the Kansas Crippled Children Commission and local medical societies. Parents should mail appointment requests to Wichita before the event and contact Neo sho County Society chair Mrs. G. O. Gardner for more information.
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Columbus
Highland Grade School
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Cherokee County Medical Society
The
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
First National Bank
Wichita
G. O. Gardner
W. Walnut
Neosho County
Dear Ann Landers Columns From The Chanute Tribune 1966
A reader questions a husband who marks up the newspaper with moustaches and pipes. Ann advises a second subscription for shared reading. Another letter asks about a noisy veteran hospital guest. Ann suggests contacting the hospital director and restricting visits. A third item discusses a sailor fiancé staying weekends. Ann supports letting him stay occasionally as he joins the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Veteran’s Hospital
Veteran's Hospital
Buffalo OES Meeting Updates District Aide Visit
Mrs. Bonnie Taylor, district 23 OES aide, visited Blue Bird Chapter on Wednesday. Worthy matron and patron Charles Follmer presided. guests from Fredonia Neodesha and Altoona attended. A solo honored Mrs. Taylor. invitations were read for June events. a heritage talk used Our Flag as the theme. memorial service for 1965 deaths led by officers. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Bonnie Taylor
District 23
OES
Blue Bird Chapter
Charles Follmer
Kathi Winder
Taylor
Fredonia
Neodesha
Altoona
Hulda Parker
Mistletoe
Fred Bishop
Follmer
Scout mothers Tea by St Patrick's Troop 133
Girl scouts of St Patrick's Troop 133 hosted a mother’s tea with a welcome song. Badges and one year pins were awarded to Susie Busse and Margaret Fickle while Susie and Margaret received membership cards. A gift was given to Mrs George Criger by Bridget Berthot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
St. Patrick’s
Susie Busse
Margaret Fickle
George Criger
Bridget Berthot
St. Patrick's
Jack Patrick
Pittsburg
Pittsburg. Refreshments Were Served By the Leaders, Mrs. Patrick and Mrs. Criger
Charles Berthot
Bill Brazil
Memorial Day at Buffalo Cemetery Services
Memorial Day events centered at the Buffalo cemetery with services at 10 a.m. in clear weather plans. A rain fallback to the community building was noted for the observance. Local clubs and families were involved in visits and social gatherings surrounding the day.
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Buffalo
Tom Pate to Study in Europe on Traineeship
Tom Pate son of Mr and Mrs Carl L Pate 1119 South Highland will study in Europe this summer with Hunter Douglas N V in Rotterdam Netherlands He leaves June 8 for Manchester England for a ten week management training program He is a KU Kansas University junior majoring in business administration at Lawrence
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Tom Pate
Carl L. Pate
S. Highland
Hunter Douglas N. V
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Manchester
England
Pate
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Eisenhower And Truman In Kansas Schedule Event
Former Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and Harry Truman are planned to visit Kansas June 5 for university commencements. Eisenhower will receive an honorary doctor of laws at Kansas State University. Truman may attend a Washburn University luncheon where Georgia Neese Gray will receive an honorary degree. Gov. Hatfield speaks at Ottawa University. Milton Eisenhower and Dr. Milton Eisenhower attend.
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Topeka
Dwight Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Kansas
Eisenhower
Kansas State University
Truman
Washburn University
Georgia Neese Gray
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Ottawa University
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Commencement Exercises For Altoona Class of 21
Altoona held commencement in the school auditorium for 21 seniors. Reverend Mclure Stillwell delivered the address at the ceremony.
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Altoona
Mclure Stillwell
Methodist Church
Fredonia
Miss Teen-Age America Speaker Opens Kansas Boys State
Colette Daiute of Paramus New Jersey will address the opening general assembly of the American Legion Boys State of Kansas on June 5 in Lawrence. She will speak on teenage traffic safety during the weeklong citizenship training at the University of Kansas, with about 1020 delegates expected. Gov. William H. Avery and other officials plan to visit June 9 for an assembly and meetings with Boys State leaders.
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Lawrence
Kan
Colette Daiute
Paramus
N.J
American Legion
Recreation Gardening Program Sets Seed Distribution
A city recreation commission program for grades and junior high students launches tomorrow at the Launching Pad from 9 a.m. to noon. Seed packets cost 50 cents for six diverse vegetables and flowers, with mid-July judging by Ray Zumalt and two others, and ribbons for top gardens.
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City Recreation Commission
Ray Zumalt
Culture Class Meets In Church Parlor
Members of the Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met in the church parlor Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Smith led devotions from the Secret Place magazine on Don't Judge by Outward Appearances. Mrs. Iva Dent and her committee served refreshments to 15 members and three guests, Mrs. Harry Steeves, Mrs. Clara McCandless, Chanute, and Mrs. J. C. Rieves, Morrisonville, Illinois.
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First Baptist Church
Ernest Smith
The
Secret Place
Iva Dent
Harry Steeves
Clara McCandless
Chanute
J. C. Rieves
Morrisonville
Vacation Bible School at Church of the Nazarene
Bible School begins Tuesday at the Church of the Nazarene and runs through June 10. For ages 3 to junior high, classes from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Mrs Doyle Frazier directs. Activities include crafts Bible study memory work and music. Closing program during Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. June 12.
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Church of the Nazarene
Doyle Frazier
Ham Substitution Changes Eggs Benedict Recipe
Eggs Benedict typically uses toasted English muffins with Canadian bacon for a lighter version. Poached eggs and Hollandaise sauce remain, offering a ham free alternative.
Shower Honors Mrs Hobbs at Buffalo Christian Church
A wedding shower for Mrs Ora Hobbs former Nellie McAdoo was held Tuesday afternoon at the Christian Church in Buffalo. Organizers and guests included Mrs George Cox. solo by Jana Rutherford. readings by Mrs Daisy Lowder. a trio Gwenda Marva Runer and Susan Cox. gifts unwrapped with help from Grace McAdoo Cleo Rutherford and Loren Van Hoozer. refreshments of decorated cakes and iced tea.
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Buffalo
James Brown
Denver
W. R. Follmer
Gwenda Runer
Lonnie Cox
Max Decker
Mmes
Lloyd Krepps
Daisy Sowder
Virginia Cutler
Homer May
C. N. Clough
George Cox
Randy
Frances Bursh
Karen Decker
Judy Henkle
Victor Runer
The
Christian Church
Ora Hobbs
Nellie McAdoo
Jana Rutherford
Sherri van Hoozer
Daisy Lowder
Gwenda
Marva Runer
Susan Cox
Miss van Hoozer
Hobbs
Grace McAdoo
Cleo Rutherford
Loren van Hoozer
Asa Casteel
Lloyd Easley
Wayne Henkle
Earl Matthew
Eddie Miller
Hazel Justice
Frank Sowder
Jake Cutler
Loyd Krepps
Gene Hickey
Bill Pool
E. M. Kamm
Wendell Wilhite
Frances Bursch
Fresh lime juice for a French dressing twist
When fresh limes are on hand use their juice in place of lemon juice or vinegar to create a pleasant flavor change in a French dressing.
Zion Methodist WSCS Meeting Notes Change of Schedule
Zion Methodist Church WSCS met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Gene McMillen presiding. Mrs. Roy Johnson led the lesson assisted by Mrs. S. L. McMillen and Mrs. Pearl Vining. The meeting day moved from the fourth Thursday to the second Tuesday. next gathering is June 14. Refreshments served to eight members.
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WSCS
Zion Methodist Church
Gene McMillen
Roy Johnson
S. L. McMillen
Pearl Vining
Tombstone Roads Highlight Dead Toll and Safer-Road Debate
Fragmentary note condemns unsafe road construction and the resulting death toll, urging a break for families and a push toward genuine safety reforms amid a community crisis.
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Tombstone
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United Presbyterian Church of the
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Boston
Thompson
Eugene Carson Blake
Crippled Children Clinic
Ann
H.L. A
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Lege
Harvey
Richie
Rich
Chanute Tribune
Buffalo Oes
Tank
Tack's
E. Main
Scout News
Art Robinson
Caldeonia
N. Y
Walt Davis
Leon Adams
James
David
Jim Evans
Lois Becannon
Dale
Teresa Mannen
Dixie Offenbacker
Gerda
R. C. Mannen
Pam
Iola
Ronald D. Hempen
Trisha Lynn
Gridley
Tom Miller
Sam
Jane
Yates Center
Tom Read
Veterans Hospital
Alfred Rice
Redwood City
Calif
Sarah Rice
William Rice
Edgar Rice
Del
el Dorado
Brett Cloutiere
Georgia Sprague
St. Joseph
Armour Sprague
Harrisonville
Miss Sprague
Kincaid
Bluebird Cbs
Merle Summerville
Clarence Nelson
Trem Raifsnyder
Europe
Harriett Welk
Maude Roark
Clarence Burkhart
Nebraska City
Neb
Nellie Elliott
Elwood Girard
Steve
E. B. Whitney
Springfield
T. A. Streets
Fredonia Hospital
Kenneth LaCrone
Dewey
Okla
Plato Stanley
Gary Stanley
Everett Lour
Wilson County Hospital
James Cooper
Gary
Lloyd van Houden
New Albany
Oliver Cooper
Fred Cooper
Charles Cooper
Shell City
Iowa
Elmer Jones
Elm Creek
Virgil Reed
Raymond Richardson
Donald Richardson
Stella Kelley
Grace Caffee
Alta Aldridge
Lynn Aldridge
Independence
Hawaii
John Grotenhuis Jr
May Wikson
Mrs. Hobbs
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Ft. Leavenworth
Garden City
Goodland
Chanute Discount Co
Dale Steinman
Lai Tat Peigba
Fern
Ben Franklin
East Main
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