Sorghum Valley Grange Marks 58th Anniversary
Sorghum Valley Grange celebrated its 58th anniversary at the grange hall north of Chanute with a covered dish dinner and meeting. Roy McMillen recalled charter meetings began in October 1913 in a rural school that later became the hall. The event honored four 50 year members and featured Harold Lowe as master and Charles Doudna with musical entertainment.
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Sorghum Valley Grange
Grange
The
Roy McMillen
Chanute
Adolph Anderson
Harold Lowe
Charles Doudna
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Parties
The Tribune lists upcoming social events with schedules and venues. Included are Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings lounge 7 15 p m, Women's Arts and Crafts at Central Park building 9 a m to noon, Shakespeare Club at 1 30 p m, Neosho County Association for Retarded Children at North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p m, Westview Baptist Church Women s Missionary Society 7 30 p m, World War I Barracks and Auxiliary covered dish at Memorial Building 6 30 p m, Rebekahs at OOF Hall 7 30 p m, Cosmetology Club at Memorial Building 7 30 p m, Jolly Maids Extension Home makers Unit at North Malcolm Community Center 2 p m, Women s Missionary Association Brethren Church in Christ p m, Grace Episcopal Church School Halloween party 7 to 8 30 p m.
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Home Savings Lounge
Central Park
Shakespeare Club
Don Abbuehl
Neosho
Grace Episcopal Church School
Veterans Honor Dinner Brings 200 to Central Park Building
In observance of Veterans Day the World War I Bar Racks and Auxiliary held a noon turkey and covered dish dinner at the Central Park building. About 200 guests attended with Luke Lasley as commander and Mrs. John Thielen leading the auxiliary.
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Central Park
Howard Jester
Luke Lasley
John Thielen
Joe Rensing
Orval Cox
Alien Winner
Fredonia
Iola
Surprise Birthday Party for Lillie Rowley
A family surprise marks Lillie Rowley’s 77th birthday at 218 West 6th. Four daughters and their families attended, sharing cake and ice cream as Mrs Rowley learned about 16 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Attendees included Lacy Mintz family, Garry Daniels family, Bob Johnson family, Esther Carr family, and R. E. Barker family.
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Mrs. Rowley
Mrrs. Rowley
Lacy Mintz
Craig
Todd
Monty
Garry Daniels
Danny
Terry
Humboldt
Bob Johnson
Brenda
Tola
Esther Carr
Garnett
R. E. Barker
Boyd Reece
Mmes. Mintz
Carr
Barker
Reece
Rowley
Visitors Honor With Turkey Dinner in Buffalo
Mrs. Clement White hosted a Sunday turkey dinner for family honoring sister in law Mrs. Harry Gaiser of Louisville Kentucky and Fredric and Peter Gaiser of Fairless Hills Pennsylvania. Seven birthdays were celebrated including Mrs. Odeth White 99. Otho York baked an autumn cake with bronze mums. Attendees included Rachel Wingest Gwenda Runner and many local families.
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Clement White
Harry Gaiser
Louisville
Fredric
Peter Gaiser
Fairless Hills
Odeth White
Altoona
Otho York
Rachel Wingest
Waverly
Wilbur Shoop
Scout Troop 105 Elects Senior Girl Scout Officers
Scout Troop 105 elected officers at a Wednesday meeting with Connie Chandler. Denise Coble became secretary, Debbie Thuston scribe, Diana Disney treasurer, and Amiee Guinotte and Lori Mangine program chairmen. Thuston and Coble were chosen to write letters to two local women to recruit scout advisers. They discussed possible visit sites and refreshments were served to seven girls.
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Connie Chandler
Denise Coble
Debbie Thuston
Diana Disney
Amiee Guinotte
Lori Mangine
Miss Thuston
Ann Landers Advice on Phone Misuse
Reader criticizes Ann Landers for advice about a guest who used a hotel guest’s phone to call relatives in Venezuela and Geneva. The letter argues that misusing another person’s phone is a federal offense and questions enforcement across states.
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Geneva
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Dallas
Heloise hints on calls and billing with Bell system
The letter mentions federal law not broken in a Chicago case and explains that harassment or fraud involved was between guest and phone owner. Ma Bell assists hosts in collecting for charged calls, with host pursuing legal action if desired. A babysitting tip concerns unpaid wages and small payments.
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Feds
Joe O’brien
Illinois Bell
Chicago
Ma Bell
Foil Coated Glasses Help Halloween Costume
Heloise suggests covering glasses with aluminum foil and cutting eye holes to keep wearers in costume while maintaining visibility. The tip adds style and safety, encouraging glasses wearers to participate fully in Halloween.
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Hallowe'en
Happy Hallowe’ening
Open House to Honor Anniversary
Buffalo guests will attend a 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday open house at the Pickering home honoring Mr. and Mrs. George Pickering on their silver wedding anniversary. The couple married Oct. 29, 196, in Yates Center and have lived in Buffalo 20 years. he works at ILC Products of Kansas, Inc. Daughters Shirley and Linda Pickering of Neodesha, a daughter-in-law in Yates Center, and a son stationed in Galena, Alaska, are listed as hosts for the event.
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Buffalo
George Pickering
Pickering
Yates Center
Pickerings
ILC Products of Kansas, Inc
Chanute
Shirley
Linda Pickering
Neodesha
Roy Pickering
Galena
Alaska
Past Matrons Elect Officers in Sunflower Chapter
The Past Matrons Club of Sunflower Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met Monday at Mrs. Roy Gibson's home. Officers elected: President Mrs. Louis Junod, Vice President Mrs. Howard Bailey, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Dave Evans. A Christmas party for husbands and partners was planned for December 5 at the Masonic Temple.
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Sunflower
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Roy Gibson
W. Main
Louis Junod
Howard Bailey
Dave Evans
Evans
Walter Wayland
Kay Groskinsky
Masonic Temple
Call Tribune carrier if he misses you
Instruction to contact the Tribune carrier with a retry option by phone 431-3400 at 5 30 p m, outlining a time and method for redelivery or confirmation of delivery status.
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Classified Display Deadlines And Contact Details
Reader notices show same day service for classifieds placed before 9 30 am on weekdays and 9 am Saturdays with display ads requiring 12 noon the prior day. Dial 451 4100 for rates and submission.
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