Teachers Honored At Chanute Area Tea
The Cha nute Area Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division hosted a Recognition Tea for about 165 teachers in the Home Savings Lounge from 3 15 to 5 30 p m. A power outage briefly dimmed the room, then refreshments were served including coffee tea nuts and cookies. Favors from local businesses went to teachers. Mrs Albert Wiltse Dr Margaret Wolf and Mrs Glen McLaren oversaw the guest book. Mrs Scheryl Booe chaired the event with Mrs Hugh Chapman managing refreshments and decor featured fall arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Area
Chanute
Albert Wiltse
Margaret Wolf
Glen McLaren
Scheryl Booe
Chamber
Frank Stacy
Kenneth Casper
Hugh Chapman
Fred Harris
Bob Koch
Social Calendar for Friday October 28 1966
Executive Committee CWF First Christian Church 1 30 p m Senior Citizens Memorial Building rides call 1 992 between 8 and 10 50 am 1 30 p m We Who Club Sawyer Hall Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m Harmony HE Unit Mrs W W Trammell R 4 1 30 p m Today's Mothers Club Memorial Building covered dish dinner take table service 6 30 p m Laurel Mothers Club Mrs Ronald Fleming 811 W Cherry 1 p m LA to the ORC and B Mrs L C Emerick 719 S Grant 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWF
First Christian Church
Memorial
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall Wilson
First Methodist Church
Harmony
W. W. Trammell
Mothers Club
Memorial Building
Laurel Mothers Club
Ronald Fleming
W. Cherry
ORC
L. C. Emerick
S. Grant
Sunflower Chapter Meets in Masonic Temple
Sunflower Chapter CES presided by Mrs. Howard Carder and Carl Schickhardt, with invitations from Iola and Walnut chapters for friendship night on Nov. 7. Plans outlined for a district 16 caravan to the Masonic Home in Wichita on Oct. 30. Refreshments served by Merle Estes, Mrs. Nelle Stevens, and O. H. Bates, with Halloween themed decor and trick or treat games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Carder
Carl Schickhardt
Sunflower Chapter
Masonic Temple
Iola
Walnut
District 16
Masonic
Wichita
Merle Estes
Nelle Stevens
O. H. Bates
Grandparents share thrifty grandkid activity tips
Grandma and grandpa detail simple crafts using scraps, old spools and materials to keep five grandchildren busy. Tips include making blocks, cushions for chairs, plastic flower cleaning in the bath, and DIY storage ideas for bikes and sweaters.
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Heloise Cruse
Halloween party for 4 H Club at Santa Fe Park
About sixty members attended a Halloween party Tuesday evening in the north shelterhouse at Santa Fe park. The event was run by Cindy Robertson as chairperson with Mari Lassman Cindy Booe Dee Ann Tharp Diane Lassman and Mike Brune. A spook tour led by Miss Tharp and witches brew with fortunes were featured. David Zumalt and Mari Lassman directed recreation. Costume prizes went to Nancy Zumalt Ted Riker David Zumalt Mrs Irvin Lassman and Debbie Snender. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Up and Atom
Santa Fe Park
Cindy Robertson
Mari Lassman
Cindy Booe
Dee Ann Tharp
Diane Lassman
Mike Brune
Miss Tharp
David Zumalt
Nancy Zumalt
Ted Riker
Irvin Lassman
Debbie Snender
Edwards Named 1st Vice President of Kansas Extension Group
Mary Lee Edwards, Woodson County home economics agent, was named 1st vice president of the Kansas Association of Extension Home Economics Agents at a Manhattan meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Mary Lee Edwards
Woodson County
Kansas Association of Extension
Manhattan
White couple to mark 25th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clement White of Buffalo will celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Olson in rural Buffalo. Assisting guests will be Mrs. Nina Palen and Mr. and Mrs. Don Huffman, daughters of the couple. Friends and relatives are invited to call from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Buffalo
Clement White
R. J. Buffalo
Dwight Olson
Nina Palen
Don Huffman
Mmes, Olson
Palen
Huffman
Real Estate Transfers across multiple parcels and parties
A batch of property transfers records various deeds between individuals and couples. Filings include L L Rowan to Bernard Hardin, Priscilla Alford to Tedor Duncan, Belle Tolbert to Woodrow Youngberg, J P Arthur to Morris Pack, and Methodist Church to Mary Lynch among others. Transactions cover multiple sections and blocks including Neyhard's Addition and Evergreen Park parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Rowan
Bernard J. Hardin
Ralph B. Boax
Priscilla B. Alford
Tedor Ruth O. Duncan
Thayer
Belle Tolbert
Woodrow L. Youngberg
J. P. Arthur
Morris & Lyl
Neyhard
Kansas
Sunflower EH Unit Holds Meeting At Johnson Home
Mrs. E. M. Caldwell presided over the Sunflower EH Unit gathering held at Mrs. Ford Johnson's 417 West 6th Street. Velma Ogden assisted as hostess. A donation to the Halloween entertainment fund was made and new officers for the coming year were chosen. A workshop report from Erie was presented by several members. Refreshments served to 13 members and two guests, Mrs. Herbert Defenbaugh and Mrs. Raymond Treadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Caldwell
Sunflower EH
Ford Johnson
W. 6Th
Velma Ogden
Halloween Entertainment Fund
Herbert Defenbaugh
Raymond Treadway
Moodys celebrate 50th wedding anniversary at Erie home
Mr and Mrs C R Moodys of rural Erie observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their country home northeast of Erie on Sunday from 2 to 5 p m. Their daughter Melena and son Clarence were married in 1916 in Erie. The couple has eight grandchildren and three children Dwight Merle Dona and Don Moody present at the celebration.
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C. R. Moody
Erie
Melena
Albert Bennett
Clarence
James Moody
Stark
Dwight
Atlanta
Merle (Dona) Noakes
Dayton
Ohio
Don
Mrs Christie Hosts Belles Lettres Meeting
Belles Lettres met Tuesday with Mrs Clair Christie at 106 S Forest with Mrs Fred Johnson presiding. Mrs Lillie Kenoly of Koch Furniture presented a program on fall and Christmas and all occasion flower and candle arrangements. Next meeting set for Nov 8 at Mrs Carl Weiner’s home.
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Belles Lettres
Clair Christie
S. Forest
Fred Johnson
Lillie Kenoly
Koch Furniture
Carl Weiner
Mrs Gough Presides For Art and Literature Club
The Art and Literature Club met Tuesday with presiding officer Mrs Dean Gough. Mrs R C Reynolds and Mrs William Bodley co hosted the 21 members. lesson on European History of the 18th Century by Mrs Charles Henshall. Refreshments served. Next meeting with Mrs William M Gray on Nov 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art and Literature Club
R. C. Reynolds
St. Larson
William G. Bodley
Dean Gough
Charles Henshall
William M. Gray
Buffalo Lake Campout By Safari Campers
Safari Campers met at Wilson County Lake over the weekend to attend the Buffalo home coming on Saturday with 20 units present. Mr and Mrs Lewis Mattix hosted guests. Mrs Mattix directs the Safari Museum. A covered dish dinner around a campfire followed by games led by Mr and Mrs Cleo Webber. Mrs Haworth presided over the business meeting, with services led by Mrs Haworth and Mrs Hurla Rush. They invited the Gypsy campers from Wichita to join the next camp out at Lake McKinley Parsons in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson County Lake
Buffalo
Lewis Mattix
Mattix
Safari Museum
Cleo Webber
Franklin Haworth
Wichita
Lake McKinley
Parsons
Mrs Wagoner Speaks to Mothers Club at First Methodist
Mrs Duff Wagoner spoke to a mothers of preschool children group at First Methodist Church on Wednesday. She reported on national and international family life conferences and outlined the four freedoms of children: to be to know to grow and to love. Twenty four attended with nursery helpers and coffee served after the meeting. A next gathering is planned November 6 with a film titled Where There is a Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Duff Wagoner
Bob Briley
Bob Wilson
Felix Bouray
Don McReynold
Mrs. McReynold
PTA News Alcott Study Group Meets at Lacey Home
The Alcott PTA study group met at Mrs. Walter Lacey’s home with co-hostess Mrs. John Curtis. Mrs. Merrill Brock presented a lesson on grade cards to 14 members. the next meeting is set with Mrs. Ralph Berg on Nov. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
Walter Lacey
N. Steuben
John Curtis
Merrill Brock
Ralph Berg
Chanute Tribune Briefs From October 27, 1966 Page
Local page notes community happenings in Chanute Kansas with short items on residents events and notices. Names places and dates reflect mid 1960s reporting style and town life brief highlights.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Galaxen Fat Burning Pill Ad With Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement promotes Galaxen weight loss tablets for easy swallowing and fat reduction. It promises a full money back guarantee if unsatisfied, with returns to Casey Drug Store at 121 East Main for refunds and mail orders available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel Heiney
Gary Church
Miles Rickart
Tribune
Doy Hampton
Farrell Coy
Leon Hazen
Tom Slater
Murray Hill
Carol Rinker
Home Savings
Curtis Thompson
Dorothy Coldwell
Barbara Keller
Marie Kyle
Janice Campbell
Elizabeth Pieper
Tea
Home Savings Lounge
W. B. Smulling
Floyd Kelley
Ed Zastrow
Harris
Joe Jackson
Casper
Royce Wells
Hazel Slane
Ada Livingston
Chamber of Commerce
Dial Tribune
Sunflower
Amy Eyily
Heloise
Nehenfuhr
J. M. Savell
Eugene Brown
Leela Mullen
Carol Jungle
Joyce G
Bae Bum
East Main Chanute
Mary Edwards
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Mon
Dick Clark
Caravan
Gary Lewis
Playboys
Bobby Hebb
Yardbirds
Sam the Sham & Pharoahs
Jimmy Clanton
Jokers
Brian Hyland
Vernons
Edmiston’s
Hixons
Gary Lewis Baker Drug
U.S
Mrs. Ferd Johnson
C.R. Moodys
Mrs. Christie
Mrs. Gough
Lyle Swink
Bob McCready
Gene Prickett
Claud Gibbs Jr
Leo Kaemmerling
May Allison
Buffalo Lake
Haworth
Hurla Rush
Mrs. Wagoner
PTA News
Orraine
Wallace
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