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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

3

Eileen Nelson Engaged To Carl Ranabargar II

Oren M Nelson Savenburg announces the engagement of his daughter Eileen Nelson to Carl Gene Ranabargar II son of Mr and Mrs Carl Ranabargar of 1019 N Forest Miss Nelson a Humboldt High School graduate 1960 employed at Humboldt National Bank Ranabargar 1961 Chanute High School graduate attends Chanute Junior College and works part time at Kachina Production Co Wedding set for November 27.

Oren M. Nelson Savenburg Eileen Carl Gene Ranabargar II Carl Ranabargar N. Forest Miss Nelson Humboldt High School Humboldt National Bank Chanute High School Ranabargar Chanute Junior College Kachina Production Co

PTA Activities Hutton and Midway PTA Meetings

The Hutton PTA executive committee met Thursday with six members present and 191 members reported in the organization. November plans include two teachers explaining modern math and Scouts to open each PTA meeting. At Midway, the PTA study group met with Mrs. John Blanscott presiding, Mrs. James Bentley elected secretary, Amy Stevens discussed What I Expect From a Third Grade Child, and refreshments were served.

Hutton Pta PTA Midway Pta John Blanscott James Bentley Amy Stevens

Rural Homemakers Meet in Dean Home Dean Home

The Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Dean’s residence 1724 Malcolm to elect officers for the new year. President Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer vice president Mrs. Belle Delaplain secretary Mrs. Wayne Stitt treasurer Mrs. Mabel Pens public relations Mrs. William Dean. Delaplain presented the last lesson Growth Through Reading. Recreation was led by Mrs. Robert Lopeman. Refreshments were served to ten members six children and one guest Mrs. Frank Stackley.

Ever Ready 4-H Club installs officers at Murray Hill

The Ever Ready 4-H Club met at Murray Hill School and installed officers Rosemary Sharp as president Martin Barnhart as vice president Lois Barnhart as secretary and treasurer Betty Waltermire as reporter. Members planned a Halloween party with program numbers by Betty Waltermire Ruth Jones Patty Taylor and Barbara Stipp leading recreation.

Murray Hill School Rosemary Sharp Martin Barnhart Lois Barnhart Betty Waltermire Ruth Jones Patty Taylor Barbara Stipp

Canned beans boosted by mustard pinch

A note suggests adding a pinch of dry mustard to canned baked beans before heating to enhance flavor. The tip emphasizes quick flavor upgrade from pantry staples.

Grant Avenue Circles Meet at Church Luncheon

The Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles met for a luncheon at the church on Wednesday. Mrs. Bob Cox reviewed the book Man Reaches Out to God. Prayers were led by Mrs. E. M. Pearson and Mrs. Carl Madill. Mrs. Blaine Marks presided and the Ruth circle, chaired by Mrs. Gene Webber, hosted. The group split into circles for devotions and a brief business meeting.

Grant Avenue Baptist Church Bob Cox E. M. Pearson Carl Madill Blaine Marks Ruth Gene Webber

St Cecilia Junior Club In Meeting

The St Cecilia Music Club held its October meeting at the Memorial Building with Dean Youngberg presiding. A panel on the National Federation of Music Clubs was led by Mrs O H Cunningham. performances included piano solos by Jeanne Guy and Lyle Luman, violin by Ruth Tiegreen, vocal by Judy Carlson, saxophone by Bob Crumrine, and various other solos and ensembles. The refreshment committee served 30 members and three counselors.

St. Cecilia Music Club Memorial Building Dean Youngberg National Federation of Music Clubs O. H. Cunningham Judy Locke Nickie McGuire Jeanne Guy Clare de Lune Debussy Ruth Tiegreen Marilyn Tiegreen Mendelssohn Judy Carlson Mrs. John Nation Quilter Bob Crumrine Gold Java Tyler Lyle Luman Jean Goffette Leeva Carter Williams Beverly Erickson Carter Bohling Barbara Hunt Connie Johnson Billie Whitworth Cunningham Nation Lee Osborn

Town and Country HD Elects New Officers

New officers elected at the Thursday meeting of the Town and Country HD Unit include president Mrs John Crown over vice president Mrs Robert Wells secretary Mrs Max Beech treasurer Mrs Glen Doepke and public relations Mrs Lewis Watts. Hostess Mrs Billy LaRue at 515 S Highland entertained 12 members and one guest Mrs Dexter Bloodworth. Final family life lesson given by Mrs Beech. Hostess assisted by Mrs Watts.

Town and Country HD Unit John Crownover Robert Wells Max Beech Glen Doepke Lewis Watts Billy LaRue S. Highland Dexter Bloodworth Beech Watts

Strugglers Bridge Club Meets at Humboldt Home

The Strugglers Bridge Club met Wednesday night at Tot Manion’s Humboldt home with eight members present. Prizes went to Mrs. John Weilert for high and Mrs. Ray Colvin for low. The next meeting is set for November 20 with Mrs. Richard Coykendall, Humboldt.

Strugglers Bridge Club Tot Manion Humboldt John Weilert High Ray Colvin Chanute Low Richard Coykendall

First Lady Returns Home From Mediterranean Cruise

Jacqueline Kennedy arrives back at the White House with the President and children after a 15 day Mediterranean vacation visiting Greece Turkey and Morocco. Caroline presents a clay bird nest while Mrs Kennedy brings home Dior neckties for her husband. The family traveled aboard the plane Caroline from New York to Washington.

Washington Jacqueline Kennedy White House Mediterranean Caroline John Jr

Ann Landers column letters on neighborhood trespassing and dating

A reader describes a neighbor who physically berates children and warns about legal trespass. Advice urges parents to keep children off the neighbor’s yard and to treat any intrusion as trespassing. Other letters recount a teen dining embarrassment and a steady boyfriend avoiding family introductions, with guidance on handling social pressure.

Ann Landers Harvey Womans Yard

PEO Chapter DD Meets at Burris Home

The PEO Chapter DD met at Mrs. Bruce Burris’s home 1101 W Second Thursday afternoon. Hostess assisted by Mrs. William Hunt and Mrs. Alvin Jones. Girl Scout notes include electing Mrs. John Splane as neighborhood chairman and plans for Camp Wonderwood and a hospital tray-favors project. Troop 27 Alcott Brownie group met with Mrs. Richard Bailey. Brownie pledge pins distributed and refreshments served. Menu mentions braised veal and pork chops in cream of mushroom soup.

PEO Bruce Burris W. Second William T. Hunt Alvin Jones John Splane Methodist Fellowship Hall Edward McGehee G. B. Wall Miami Beach Fla Alcott Brownie Richard Bailey Forest Joe Gormley Bailey Leo Rausch Bill Brinkerhoff Beth R. R. Parsons Jimmy Ray Hutchison David Eddie Chapman Debbie Larry Larkey Randy Robert Lassman

Midway Yteens welcome new members at Buffalo Lake

Here and There notes the Midway Yteens met at Buffalo Lake on Wednesday night with sack lunches. New members welcomed include Lana Rutherford Rhonda Baird Naomi Becan Anita Callerman Kathy Carlson Twila Dorris Janis McGaugh Shirley Pickering Cindy Stanfield Judy Thovenell. Hostesses were Margaret Thorsell Shirley Uden Vickie Robison and Linda Robison.

Midway Buffalo Lake Lana Rutherford Rhonda Baird Naomi Becannon Anita Callerman Kathy

Scout Troops Plan Camporee at Camp Wonderwood

Scout News reports Troop 34 and Girl Scout Troop 54 met Wednesday at Murray Hill School with leaders Mrs John Splaxn, Mrs Carl Magill and Mrs Gillanz. Final plans including food menus were completed for the Camporee at Camp Wonderwood this weekend.

Murray Hill School John Splaxn Carl Magill Gillanz Camp Wonderwood

Center Ridge WSCS Meets for Fall Institute Plans

Center Ridge EUB church WSCS met with Mrs. Willard Carlson as host. Twelve members and two guests Marion Shike and Mrs. William Triplett attended. The lesson A Purpose of Scope was led by Mrs. Melvin Carlson with assistants. The fall institute was announced for Oct. 24 at Iola. The next meeting will be Nov. 20 with Mrs. Virgil Solomon, and a covered dish lunch will follow.

Center Ridge WSCS EUB Willard Carlson Marion Shike William Triplett Melvin Carlson Edith Pauli Anna Carlson Dale Nelson Iola Virgil Solomon

Senior High Names 61 For Honors

Forty six students earned first six weeks principal honors with perfect or near perfect grades. 61 named to Principal's Honor Roll and 22 to Regular Honor Roll. Juniors lead with 32 on the lists, 29 seniors, 23 sophomores. Names include Lynda Hutchison Janice Oliver Dean Youngberg Cheryl Ogle Don Potter Judy Carlson Connie Clark Sharon Hotchkiss Sharon Calhoon Orville VanWinkle Lois Barnhart Judy Bird Linda Bollig Barbara Jacobs Terry Lassman Nicki McGuire Jim Quinn JoAnn Rodgers Anne Sale Hazel VanWinkle Betty Ballou Frances Lloyd Virginia Madill Linda Sparks Jeanne Guy Robert Lett Bruce Ward Steve Alcock Coda Briley Doris Diver Bill Hutchison Debbie Bendler Jeannette Arthur Donna Aldrich Wayne Benson Becky Bradley Pam Ellis Nancy Pennington David Rooks Linda Arnett Jane Brenner Sharol Cutrell Cindy Allen Carolyn Chickadonz Ron Hurt Suzan Ranz Dana Williams Reece Naff Wayne Erickson Don O’Connor Judy Ricketts Terry Sinclair Linda Skaggs Nancy.

Lynda Hutchison Janice Oliver Dean Youngberg Cheryl Ogle Don Potter Judy Carlson Connie Clark Sharon Hotchkiss Sharon Calhoon Orville VanWinkle Lois Barnhart Judy Bird Linda Bollig Barbara Jacobs Terry Lassman Nicki McGuire Jim Quinn JoAnn Rodgers Anne Sale Hazel van Winkle Betty Ballou Frances Lloyd Virginia Madill Linda Sparks Jeanne Guy Robert Lett Bruce Ward Chester Day Lynda Lassman Rita Moore Lynne Swiler Gary Trammell Linda Winekier Betty Earnest Adele Davis Carol Helton Marsha Hutchison Sherry Mallory Rita Ostrander Anne Patterson Lynn Smith Paula Whitworth Linda Arnett Jane Brenner Sharol Cutrell Cindy Allen Carolyn Chickadonz Ron Hurt Suzan Ranz Dana Williams Reece Naff Wayne Erickson Don O'Connor Judy Ricketts Terry Sinclair Linda Skaggs Nancy

Popping corn tips for youngsters and oldsters

Instructions note to pop corn for children with salt and butter, set aside a portion for the oldsters, then flavor that portion with paprika and grated Parmesan or Romano cheese and serve immediately.

Sophomore runners pace times in relay meet

Slane notes the 2.33 marks by Sophomores Dave Heath and Bill Stevenson with 2.40 by Bill Gray and 2.33 by Lynn Lyman Jimmy Tallman Lana Toon and Tommy Tripp.

Dave Heath Bill Stevenson Bill Gray Lynn Lyman Jimmy Tallman Lana Toon Tommy Tripp

Chanute approves street improvement on south Allen Avenue

The Chanute City Governing Body resolves to improve south Allen Avenue from Third to Fourth Street with curb gutter and three inch hot mix asphalt on a nine inch rock base. Publication is required for six days and protests by resident owners of more than half the taxed property must be filed within twenty days to halt the project. Passed October 14, 1943.

Chanute Tribune Chanute Neosho County Kansas Allen Avenue Third Street Fourth Street Shell City of William J. Althaber

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