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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
3
A 1963 Chanute Tribune reader asks about sharing Bath time details with a caller and how to handle burial plots and ex-spouse issues. Ann Landers weighs in on privacy, family planning, stepfamily dynamics, and maintaining involvement with stepchildren while navigating grief and remarriage.
A light column joking about dog related habits and oddities. The writer recalls people who save restaurant bones for dogs, a dog cookbook, and a dog diet tale. A friend loves cheese and dairy yet hates bare milk, a setup for a playful milk a bear pun.
June events include World War I Veterans Auxiliary at Renekah Lodge hall with a 7:30 p.m. social, Arts and Crafts at Launching Pad, Sweet Adelines at TB Hospital, and the Duplicate Bridge Club at Marne Savings. June 2 features Rebecca Circle at EUB Church, Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Round Table at Murray Hill School, Gem and Mineral Society in Federation Room, and Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple with additional meetings across local halls. Community clubs like Chanute Textile Paint Club, Victory HD Unit, Vilas Homebuilders Unit, and Chaincomers at Home Savings Lounge offer social items and gatherings through the week.
The Burl Schaberg family moves from Topeka to Chanute and buys a home at 1019 S Larson. Schaberg works with Jayhawk Glass Co and attends First Congregational church and Shawnee Country Club. Their two KU students include Lawrence Jr a freshman business major in Sigma Phi Epsilon and Julines a junior sociology major in Gamma Phi Beta who was elected KU Student Union Activities Queen last fall.
Thirteen members of the Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Mamie Osgood’s home at 620 S Malcolm on Thursday afternoon. Roll call cited Bible verses, devotions were given by Mrs Florence Slaback, plans were made to serve the Bible school Monday, and refreshments were served.
Linda Kay Cole and John Charles Rubow are engaged, with plans for a June 26 wedding at First Methodist Church Topeka. Cole, a Topeka High and Washburn alumna active in Alpha Phi, was Maynete Queen and baton twirler. Rubow, a Chanute and Baker alum, will earn a Washburn Law degree this spring and belongs to Delta Tau Delta and Phi Alpha Delta.
Connie Franklin to marry Jerry Whitworth on June 12 was honored with a bridal shower at the Butcher residence 1309 W. 5th Tuesday evening. Yellow and white were the colors. colonial bouquet centerpieces, games, and refreshments featured. Guests included Jo Ellen Wheatley, Shirley Trumbull, Connie Clark, Janie Biele, Cindy Alien, and many others. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Jo Ann Slater and several others.
Ricky Good son of Dr and Mrs Richard Good 204 E 9th was honored on his 9th birthday with a party and cookout in Central Park Baseball and other games were played Attending were Ronald Burkman Richard Reid Mike Winston Jeffrey Lewis Dennis Boyer Daniel Baker Steven Edwards Logan Curtis Diane Becky and Chucky Good
Ellene Phillips was honored at a Monday evening shower ahead of her June 7 wedding to Ted LeRoy Manley. Hostesses included Mrs. Gary Bridges Charlotte Pitts and Judy Atkins. guests named among dozens of friends and relatives. gifts from several attendees were noted.
Walter Poor, chairman of Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees, presented 10 year pins to three staff members yesterday at the hospital. Recipients were James M. Gordon in housekeeping and maintenance, Dr. Vernon Berkey radiologist, and Mrs. Pat Guenther R N of Benedict. The tally brings to 24 the number of staff and employees with ten or more years at Neosho Hospital, which opened 13 years ago in January 1951.
Mr and Mrs E K Blair Benedict announce the engagement of their daughter Roberta to James A Richards son of Mr and Mrs C A Richards Buffalo Both are 1962 Midway High School graduates She works at Virginia s Beauty Salon and he at Foodtown The wedding is set for July 18.
Ever Ready 4-H members met Wednesday with leaders Mrs. Lunding, R. J., and Mrs. Rawhoff. Vicki James presided. Sherry Oliver, Melody Barr, and Miss James baked brownie cookies. Ruth Jones, Candy Barr, and Vicki Rauhoff made Waldorf salad. Debbie Chaney and Miss Rauhoff grilled cheese. Next meeting will be Wednesday with Mrs. Rauhoff at 820 S Central.
The Magic Circle chapter of Sweet Adelines Eureka sponsors a talent and variety show for the 1964 Greenwood County Fair. The event is August 13 at 7 30 p.m. at the fair grounds in Eureka with five prizes from 75 to 10 dollars. Contestants should contact Dorothy Hawthorne Eureka for act details by June 15. Acts must run five minutes or less.
The Bound to Win Class of the Evangelical United Brethren church met in the annex Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charley Nelson and Mrs. Anna Carlson as hostesses. Mrs. A. O. Lehman led devotions and Mrs. Claude Carver and Mrs. P. A. Swan sang. The class president, Mrs. Frank Percy, gave each member a gift. Eighteen members answered roll call and refreshments were served.
Velma Ogden hosted the Sunflower HD Unit gathering at 1427 S Evergreen assisted by Carl Keyes. Ten members and guest Mrs RK E Clark attended. District meeting reports praised the unit winning the gold seal award for excellence. Lloyd Dalton led the lesson and Marcus Barbee won the door prize.
Beginning Monday the Women's Arts and Crafts club will meet each Monday for eight weeks. Mrs. Hans Herold is the craft supervisor. The project for Monday is a three dimensional picture. Those attending should bring a small picture frame, material with a design suitable for framing, swatch of lining or muslin to fit, a small amount of cotton, cardboard to fit frame, thread, needle and scissors.
Phyllis Jean Ranabargar daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Ranabargar 306 S Western will earn a bachelor of science in business administration at Pittsburg State College Pittsburg Monday She was elected to the scholastic honor society whose members are the top seven percent of the graduating class She will join Phillips Petroleum Co Bartlesville in its research and development depart ment starting June 15 Another note mentions Mrs Charles Rubow 1 Eighth attended a luncheon in Topeka for Linda Cole whose marriage to John C Rubow is set for June 26
Benedict note writer reports a woman traveled to the Benedict WSCS 1 pm luncheon and season finale by family tractor and wonders if she held a valid driver’s license for their car before arriving.
Judy Garland was removed from a Hong Kong hospital's critical list after a coma of over 12 hours. The cause remained undisclosed with doctors declining to comment while her traveling companion Mark Herron said she could talk and appeared much better. Herron denied sleeping-pill rumors as reports swirled amid Typhoon Viola.
Mr and Mrs W L McDown of 419 West 6th were given a $100 check at a Independence cosmetic firm rally for recommending a trainee who completed the course. Others from Chanute present included Mr and Mrs Robert Jenkins of 320 South Wilson Mrs Mary Huffman 1201 South Washington Mrs Betty Bircher R1 and Mr and Mrs Jack Boan 419 West 6th.
Mr and Mrs Jay Tabor of 915 South Tennessee return from a trip to see their daughter and son in law Mrs Albert Sill and their grandchildren Gale and Nanette in Charlotte North Carolina.
In Wichita AP report the Wichita Roman Catholic Diocese fund raising drive surpassed 5 million with 5,004,265 pledged by 112 parishes across 25 southeastern and central Kansas counties. Wichita deanship added 2,733,667. Funds fund new high schools in Wichita Hutchinson Parsons Pittsburg a school for handicapped children and student centers at Pittsburg Kansas State College and University of Wichita.
In Mobile Alabama Dorothy Bridget Davis 17 and Henry Hobdy 18 were among 800 seniors who received diplomas Thursday night, becoming the first Black graduates from Murphy High School after the school’s desegregation.
Activities include a Scotch four ball golf at 9 a.m. Saturday and a ladies low ball tournament at 1 30 p.m. Sunday. A buffet supper is served Saturday evening. The swimming pool opens for the season at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
A historical note describes Syria as the bread basket of the Roman Empire, highlighting its role in supplying grain to ancient Rome and underpinning the empire’s sustenance. The statement frames Syria as a key agricultural region in classical times.
The Chanute Tribune from Chanute Kansas lists publication details including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers John Howorks Dwight Wallingford Mrs Leland Lowe Ben B Nicholas Dorsey Osborn. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and second class matter with postage paid at Chanute post office and outlines subscription rates.
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