Neosho County Women Return From Educational Tour
Thirty five women from Neosho County and surrounding areas return from a two day tour sponsored by the Home Economics Advisory Committee. They visited Fort Leavenworth Bishop Furniture Hallmark Hall store Bonner Springs and Hallmark Card Company headquarters in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Fort Leavenworth
Bishop Furniture Company
Kansas City
Jones Store
Hallmark Card Company
Hall
Bonner Springs
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Miss Webber Hosts Fellowship Guild Meeting
Fellowship Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Janet Webber's 301 S Lafayette with Pam Horn presiding. Pat Horn led the program What Makes a Home. Leah Eastburn gave devotions as party plans were discussed for the next meeting with nine girls and two guests Alicia Magill and Jerry Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Guild
Grant Avenue
Pat Horn
Leah Eastburn
J. R. Hale
Ralph Tolacd
Alicia Magill
Jerry Wyatt
Mrs Kepley Hostess To Harmony Unit
The Harmony Unit of Extension Homemakers met Friday with Mrs. Dean Kepley. Nine members attended as dessert was served before the meeting. Mrs. Boyd Smith reported on the Kansas City unit tour. Mrs. Cecil Arnett presided. Mrs. William Trammell presented the lesson Home Decorating can be Fun. The next meeting with Mrs. Trammell, R.1, on November 4 at 1:30 p.m.
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Harmony Unit of Extension Homemakers
Dean Kepley
R. J
Boyd Smith
Kansas City
Cecil Arnett
William Trammell
Annual Auction Sale By Dorcas Class
The Dorcas Class of the First Christian Church held its annual auction sale during October’s meeting on Friday at the church annex. Mrs. Ralph Garvin presided and Mrs. Nelle Stevens auctioneer led bidding after a prayer. Thirty members and three guests attended. homemade bread jelly relishes and candy were sold with refreshments served by Mrs. Emmet Bolze Loren Green and A. O. Dimon.
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Dorcas
First Christian Church
Ralph Garvin
Nelle Stevens
Emmet Bolze
Loren Green
A. O. Dimon
Mrs. Williams Wins Bridge at Country Club
Mrs. Williams topped the field in a Friday bridge event at the Country Club following the Ladies Day final luncheon. High honors went to Mrs. Roy Williams, with Mrs. Fred Dickerson second, Mrs. Richard Cleke third, and Mrs. Peg Suteliff fourth. special prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dean Haines and Mrs. Don Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
Fred Dickerson
Richard Cleke
Peg Suteliff
Dean Haines
Don Elder
Preliminary Plans For Labette Jaco
Parsons Kansas AP reports Labette Community Junior College will have preliminary plans drawn by the Wichita firm Schaefer Schmirer and Elfin. Trustees authorize a timetable with construction not yet dated and location undecided. The college currently operates in the former junior high building.
Bridal Shower For Mrs Harmon Honors Mrs Harmon
A bridal shower for Mrs. Bill Harmon formerly Vicki Saubers, daughter of Mrs. Wanda Saubers, was hosted in the Heritage room of the library by Mrs. Bud Zillner and Mrs. Kenneth Webb Tuesday night. Attendees included Joan Ogie, Evelyn Phillips, Wanda Saubers, Velma McCoy, and out of town guest Joyce Wagner. Gifts from Rodney Wagner, Bradley Wagner, and others were presented. refreshments were served.
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Bill Harmon
Vicki Saubers
Wanda Saubers
N. Central
Bud Zillner
Kenneth Webb
Joan Ogie
Charles
Evelyn Phillips
Reba Jones
Marciliee Record
Faye Jones
Anna Roles
Velma McCoy
Ella Jordan
Phylis Roles
Dorothy Phillips
Leana Saubers
Pauline Harsman
Pearl Alexander
Gladys Metzen
Joyce Wagner
Yates Center
Lola
Shirley Saubers
Buffalo
Rodney
Bradley Wagner
Daniel
David
Dwayne
Troy Saubers
Donna Phillips
Madge Dalton
Clara Belle Saubers
Wichita
Lucille Nelson
Humboldt
Gladys Robins
Jean Fredrich
Language Workshop At Parsons Center At Training Center
A language workshop at Parsons State Hospital and Training Center begins Monday and runs through next Saturday. Speech and hearing specialists from 18 states and Canada are expected to attend. The event is co sponsored by the University of Kansas bureau of child research and funded by grants from the National Institute of Mental Health to provide advanced training in communication problems of the mentally retarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kan
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
Canada
University of Kansas Bureau of Child Research
National Institue of Mental Health
Wichitans Purchase Parsons Bank Share
Three Wichita men announce purchase of a substantial interest in the First National Bank of Parsons. Ivan M West Van E Fiser and Merle E Britting become purchasers. Bank management remains unchanged as Parsons oldest business institution.
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Parsons, Kan
Wichita
First National Bank of
Parsons
Kansas
Ivan M West
van E. Fiser
Merle E. Britting
Deaths and Funerals in Stark and Chanute Areas
Multiple obituary notices from Stark and Chanute recount deaths and funeral details. Mrs. Jessee Kellerman of Stark dies after illness. survivors include children and grandchildren. Roy J. Chapple and Floyd H. Prather obituaries note arrivals, funeral services, and burial plans. Other services honor Mrs. Frank Carter at First Methodist and ritual roles at Elmwood Cemetery. Sap descends as well as ascends in trees with sap nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Fowler
Stark
Ruby Potter
Fort Smith
Ark
Pearl Stewart
Kansas City
Lillie Swift
Kenneth Kellerman Garnett
Lee Kellerman
Garden Grove
Calif
Elmer Robinson
S. Grant
Friends Church
Prather
Floyd H. Prather
Johnson Chapel
Dale L. Sneeringer
Dale Fairchild
Hazel Slane
Charles Chandler
Paul Coots
Walter Hartman
Paul Dent
Oren Baugh
Gerald Williams
Elmwood
Carter
Frank (Babe) Carter
First Methodist Church
Duff Wagoner
C. H. Pankratz
Dave Petterson
Gladys Franklin
Frank Stacy
S. A. Mannoni
G. W. McDowell
Russell Zimmerman
Fred Harris
A. B. Johnson
Gilbert Horn
Paul Parsons
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Admitted and Dismissed At Neosho Memorial Hospital Friday
Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Friday. Includes patients Joe Mitchell Eric Edna Scribner Lena Converse Clayton Pugh Clifford Clark Carol Cornish Mrs John Gier Mrs G D Quathamer Nellie Miles Alvah Heltzman Ada Oliphant Virgil Collins Gerald Lambert Paul Standfast and dismissals George Eggers Ellen Eggers Loretta Young Reginald Coots and police summons for Robert Kern Jr on careless driving and disturbing peace yesterday.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe Mitchell
Eric
Edna Scribner
Earlton
Lena Converse
Clayton Pugh
N. Larson
Clifford Clark
W. 4Th
Carol Cornish
N. Washington
John Gier
G. D. Quathamer
Nellie Miles
S. Ashby
Robert Kern Jr
N. Steuben
Corbitts Welcome Daughter Christina Kay in Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Corbitt of Wichita announce the birth of daughter Christina Kay Friday formerly of Chanute. Corbitt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Corbitt of 611 S. Malcolm and was a Tribune reporter before joining the Wichita Beacon sports staff. Nelson Hartman will speak Monday noon to Chanute High School Kay clubs.
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Russ Corbitt
Wichita
Christina Kay
Chanute
Corbitt
Russell Corbitt
S. Malcolm
The
Tribune
Wichita Beacon Sports
Nelson Hartman
Chanute High School
Iowa
Virgil Akins
General Admiral rank for women advances in House bill
The House approved a measure permitting career female officers in the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps to hold temporary appointments as generals and admirals.
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Washington
House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, contact your carrier for assistance. If he remains unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for help or updates.
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Tribune
Dial Tribune
Cookout Feature By We Who Club At Santa Fe Park
The We Who Club met at a shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park for a Friday cookout, steak and salad luncheon. Mrs. F. L. Gerardy presided over the business meeting with contest points reported. Fourteen members and a guest, Mrs. Mike Gerardy, attended. Mrs. C. Francis Jackson served as coffee hostess.
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We Who Club
Santa Fe Park
F. L. Gerardy
Mike Gerardy
C. Francis Jackson
Collections By Kansas In Climb In September
Topeka AP reports Kansas revenue collections rose to 22.5 million in September, up 5.4 million or 31.7 percent from a year earlier. Individual withholding reached 2.4 million, corporate tax payments 1.9 million, and sales tax 8.9 million, with motor fuel at 5.3 million. Fiscal year total reached 74.8 million, 21.4 million or 40 percent above last year.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Revenue
Social Calendar Listings for October 10 11 1966
Community groups and clubs schedule meetings and events for October 10 and 11 1966. Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church dinner 6 30 p.m. Santa Fe Women's Federation 2 p.m. VFW Auxiliary 7 30 p.m. Cosmetology Club Tioga Hotel 6 45 p.m. Duplicate Bridge 7 15 p.m. Fairfield PTA 7 30 p.m. St Cecelia Club 1 p.m. lunch. October 11 includes Women's Chamber luncheon 12 noon St Elizabeth Grace Episcopal Chanute Textile Paint Club 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Hulda Parker heads OES 8 p.m. Ladies CAR M O Circle 2 p.m. Vasati Chapter 7 30 p.m. Rebecca Circle EUB Church 9 30 a.m. Esther Circle 7 30 p.m. Jaycee Wives 7 30 p.m. Zion Methodist WSCS 1 30 p.m. Roosevelt PTA 7 pm Hill PTA 7 30 p.m. Quest Club 2 p.m.
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Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women’s Federation
Carpenters’ Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Cosmetology Club
Tioga
Duplicate Bridge Club
Federation Room
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hote
St. Elizabeth
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolma Center
Hulda Parker
OES
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Car
M. O. Cart
Idge
Memorial Bidg
Vasati
Rebecca
EUB
Esther Circle
Zion Methodist Wscs
Roosevelt
Oy Hill
Quest Club
Don Rankin
S. Highland
Scout Den 1 Pack 3 Open Meeting Notes
Wednesday afternoon meeting opened with Mrs Earl Vore. Richard Cook recited the cub scout promise and each boy explained a portion. October vaudeville theme discussed and puppets to be made at home. Cook and David Orr told stories and Roy Vore served refreshments. Officers named Cook denner Randy Matlock assistant denner Robert Evanson reporter. The porpoise has a brain bigger and apparently more complex than man's.
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Earl Vore
S. Lincoln
Richard Cook
Cook
David Orr
Roy Vore
Denner
Randy Matlock
Robert Evanson
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Leon Carroll
St. Paul
Glen
Miss Webber
Mrs. Kepley
Harmony
Bert Sutton
Howard Winans
Mrs. Williams
Labette
Mrs. Harmon
Wichitans
Parsons Bank
Han Nute
Kanba
National
Borg-Warner Lab
Bedford
Ohio
Jessee
Daniel Kellerman
Rhoda Fowler) Kellerman
Lee County
James David Fowler
Erie
Jessee Daniel Kellerman
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Roy J. Chapple
W. Main
Burdge Protestant Hospital
Springfield
Marie Wartenbee
Orin Wartenbee
Rock Island, Ill
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Bank of Commerce
Santa Fe
First Presbyterian Church
Hulda Parker Chapter Ces
Santa Fe Federation
Chanute Culture Club
Orrin Wartenbee
Gibson-Koch
Robert Giezentanner
American Cancer Society Memorial Fund
Daily Transcript
Alvah Heltzman
Thayer
Ada Oliphant
Virgil Collins
S. Evergreen
Gerald Lambert
Paul Standfast
S. Washington
George Eggers
Ellen Eggers
Loretta Young
Reginald Coots
Burt Campbell
W. Oak
St. Luke Hospital
Mose Shirley
Albert Murphey
Bob
Steve
Albuquerque
N.M
Murphey
Shirly
Oklahoma City
Cablevision
FM Music
North Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
Csicctoxeem
Scout News
American Family Mutual Ins. CO
Madison, Wisconsin
Don Shively
Eas
Highway
Don
Tom Moriarty
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