Savonburg Alumni Honor Silent Film Reunion
Savonburg High School alumni held their annual reunion at Orchid Buffet. They screened silent films from Savonburg in the 1920s and 1930s owned by Elizabeth Johnson Schaffner of Wichita and shown by John Miller of Dallas. Raab donations funded travel awards and officers were reelected with engraved medals.
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Savonburg High School
Orchid Buffet
Savonburg
Elizabeth Johnson Schaffner
Wichita
John Miller
Dallas
Joe
Noreen Nystrom Raab
Kansas City
Bernice Weitzel Bergen
Verne Nelson
Scott Wright
Thayer
Engaged Cynthia May Schoonover to Gary Vetter
Mr and Mrs Edward H Schoonover announce the engagement of their daughter Cynthia May to Gary Preston Vetter son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Sheldon and the late Henry F Vetter. Cynthia attended Chanute High School class of 1976 and Neosho County Community Junior College. A June 25 wedding is planned.
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Edward H. Schoonover
S. Denman
Cynthia May
Gary Preston Vetter
Wayne ©. Sheldon
S. Katy
Henry F. Vetter Schoonover
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
VFW Auxiliary honors retiring president and preps June events
Antonie Catterson received a personal gift and her past president's pin from the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Cecil J. Meeker Post 1654. The group voted to buy kitchen appliances before serving dinner for two class reunions in June and July. Jessie Bareis becomes president at the June 13 meeting and several members plan to attend the department convention in Wichita June 3-5. The charter was draped in memory of deceased members and alumni attended the Nystrom family reunion Sunday.
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VFW
Antonie Catterson
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cecil J. Meeker
Department
Wichita
Exercise necessary for health in urban society
Dr. William B. Kanner of the Framingham Heart Study warns a large portion of Americans are largely motionless. He notes 16 percent of men and 21 percent of women score poorly on fitness tests and urges brisk walking stairs rather than elevators and more active leisure to cut lethal heart attack risk. The study monitors over 5,000 people for 27 years to identify heart risk factors.
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William B. Kanner
Boston University-Framingham Heart Study
Kanner
Massachusetts Medical Society
Framingham
New Citizens Born to Cleaver and Washburn Families
New citizens Christopher Allen and Elisa Jenea were born on May 26. Christopher Allen entered the world to Eldon and family. Elisa Jenea to Dale and Karen Washburn at 321 West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Allen
Eldon Cleaver
Elisa Jenea
Dale
Karen Washburn
W. Main
Wichita Couple Wed in May Nuptials at Stonypoint
Nancy Martin and Ric Wolford were married May 21 at Stonypoint in Wichita. The groom is son of Jerry and unnamed Wolford, with grandparents listed. The bride’s parents are Rudy and Mrs. Martin of Wichita. The couple will reside in Wichita after a trip to Mexico.
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Nancy Martin
Ric Wolford
Stonypoint
Wichita
Jerry Wolford
Ed Nordt
Rod Wolford
Madeline Wolford
Humboldt
Rudy Martin
Mexico
Heredity study begins in lab at Worcester Foundation
Preparations start for recombinant DNA research at Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, funded by NIH, limited to P2 experiments. Mahlon B. Hoagland cites use of sea urchin DNA in Escherichia coli, with safety measures to keep samples genetically crippled. Opponents warn of potential risks to public health and behavior. Selectmen approved town consent 4-0 to avoid dispute, though not required.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Foundation
Mahlon B. Hoagland
National Institutes of Health
Hoagland
Chanute Churches Announce Vacation Bible School Schedules
Bible school sessions start this week across Chanute churches. Highland Avenue United Brethren in Christ offers a 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. program for ages 4 to junior high with a 7 p.m. Sunday program. Otterbein United Methodist runs 8:30 to 11 a.m. June 6–10 with a picnic June 10. First Baptist holds 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. June 6–10 with a June 11 picnic and June 12 open house. Nazarene hosts 6:30 to 9 p.m. June 13–17 for ages 2 to junior high with a 10 a.m. program June 19.
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Chanute
Highland Avenue
United Brethren In Christ Church
Thad Clements
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Lola de Vries
First Baptist Church Bible School
Bacone Indian College
Muskogee
Okla
Marshall Davidson
Norma Coble
Church of the Nazarene
Esther Richards
Adults Need Calcium Daily For Bone Health And Maintenance
Dr Mary Clarke of Manhattan State University explains adults require calcium though bones continually breakdown and rebuild. Diet provides most calcium with milk and cheese as top sources. adequacy prevents demineralization or fractures, while phosphorus, fluoride, and oxalic acid affect absorption.
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Mary Clarke
Manhattan State University Extension
Clarke
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Cynthia May Schoonover and
Frances Hawkinson Jordan
Lavenburg
Carroll Peter Disney
Bergen and Wright
Harold Bergsten
Gridley
Club News
Jessie Bareis
Nystrom
Vera Bell Seck
Clay Center
Marilyn Wilson
Phoebe Mead Jones
Woodbine
Margaret Weddle Haynes
Nevada
Mable Wallgren Wingler
la Harpe
Myrtle Huff
Colony
Back Row
Tex
Vernon Dahlstrom
Joplin
Boston
UPI
Ubran
Ric and
Nancy Wolford
Cambridge
Research Council of
The
National Academy of Sciences
Fathers Day
NYP
Hans Powers
Vesta
Florence
Seth Thomas
Burroughs
R.E. Williamson
Orlentha M. Barnett
Frank Troutman
Fredonia
Kansas
Bank of Commerce
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