Christmas Seal Institute For Regions Held Here
The Neosho County Tuberculosis Association and Southeast Kansas TB Hospital hosted the Christmas Seal Institute at the hospital. Forty nine local representatives from 11 counties attended, with W. W. Wilmore and Nedra Spingler directing programs on TB work and fundraising. A film titled An Anatomy of a Disease was shown in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth George
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Thayer
Christmas Seal Institute
J. K. Olson
Neosho County
Nedra Spingler
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Topeka
Wilmore
Leamona Unit Plans Christmas Fair and Red Cross Drive
The Leamona 10 Unit met Thursday with 14 present. Mrs Earl Rein hardt welcomed members. A committee under president Mrs Neil Heilman was appointed to plan participation in the Erie Christmas Fair on Oct 6. The unit voted to support the Red Cross drive for Big Creek Township and a nominating committee for next year was chosen. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamona 10
Earl Reinhardt
Neil Heilman
Erie
Red Cross
Big Creek
Scout News Pack 235 Dea . Ronnie McKinsey Led the Flag Salute
The meeting at First Baptist church opened with a flag salute led by Ronnie McKinsey. Den 3 held its first meeting Thursday with den mothers Hazel McCoy and Dale Sneeringer. Boys introduced themselves, discussed games for the September pack meeting, played balloon games, and were dismissed in the living circle after repeating the scout promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie McKinsey
First Baptist Church
Mike Simmons
Jim McKinsey
Kenneth Simmons
Cub Scouts
Den 3
Hazel McCoy
Dale Sneeringer
Gamble Reunion in Humboldt Park
The gamble family gathered for a reunion in Humboldt Park on Sunday marking the 65th birthday of Guy Gamble. Attendees included Me and Mrs. Guy Gamble, the VanBebbers, Honakers, Malsons, Woosleys, Clements, and many others from Kansas City, Independence, Garden City, and Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Humboldt Park
W. A. Gamble
Guy Gamble
Marvin VanBebber
Junior
David
Don Honaker
Pam
Lorie
Amy
Kansas City
Kan
J. H. Woosley
C. W
Mickle
C. J. Smith
Arkansas City
K. L. Honaker
Merle
Elsmore
K. J. Malson
Garden City
Mes
Loren Honaker
Kenneth
Bruce
Independence
Edd Dunser
Penny
Massey
Brenda
Barry
Michelle
Charles Clements
Connie
Charlene
Humboldt
Barry Walker
Colony
Man Earns 85000 Posing as Doctor in Detroit Area
Detroit authorities probe Thomas M. Novak 29 of Livonia after he posed as a physician for four years earning about 85000. He faked medical school attendance, observed operations, and used a fictitious narcotics registration to prescribe drugs. He treated internal medicine patients, may face charges for practicing without a license. Novak surrendered after inquiry. no patient harm indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Kelley
Thomas M. Novak
Livonia
Novak
Chadsey High School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wayne State University
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Baltimore
Kelly
Thimble Club Holds Dinner Meeting at Mrs Rigole's
Mrs Ann Rigole hosted ten Friendly Thimble Club members at 1224 N Washington with a one o clock covered dish dinner. July August September birthdays were honored. Mrs Alice Braschler led the business session and games were played. The next meeting is slated for Sept 19 with Mrs Bertha Stratton at 502 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rigole
Washington
Friendly Thimble Club
Alice Braschler
Bertha Stratton
Rev Gosnell Named New Pastor at Church of God
The Rev. William P. Gosnell Jr is the new pastor of the Church of God at 402 St. Kasas He and his family arrived from Seaford Delaware where he served two years prior postings include North Carolina churches They live at 1017 Lafayette parsonage with two daughters Phyllis and Linda Linda attends Lee College in Cleveland Tennessee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Gosnell, Jr
Church of God
Kansas
Seaford
Del
North Carolina
Lafayette
Gosnells
Phyllis
Linda
Lee College
Cleveland, Tenn
Dressings Made by Rainbow HD Unit Members
The Rainbow HD Unit met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jay T. Klinginsmith at 22 North Steuben to prepare cancer dressings with seven members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow HD
Jay T. Klinginsmith
N. Steuben
Shower Honors Judy Houston Before Saturday Bride
A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday night at Mrs. Virgil Petty’s home for Judy Houston who will wed Lester Petty on Saturday. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, with a gift table decorated by an umbrella and wedding motifs. refreshments included cake and jello with nuts in miniature umbrellas. Attendees included Mrs. Charles R. Baughn, Mrs. James Read, Jim and Deborah, Mrs. David Kustandorter and Brenda, Mrs. Cloyd Wilson, Billie Houston, Mrs. Bill Haskins, Jennifer and Jeannette, Augusta, Mrs. Kenneth Pier and Tony, Kansas City Kansas, Mrs. Bill Allen and Tracey. Gifts were sent by several relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Houston
Virgil Petty
S. Edith
Houston
Lester Petty
Charles R. Baughn
James Read
Jim
Deborah
David Kustandorter
Brenda
Cloyd Wilson
Billie Houston
Bill Haskins
Jennifer
Jeannette
Augusta
Kenneth Pier
Tony
Kansas City
Kan
Bill Allen
Tracey
Fran Carburg
T. Baughn
Rachel Wilson
Robert Petty
Charles Petty
Erle
Mrs Wink Hosts Senior Mothers Coffee Event
Mrs Wink hosted a morning coffee at her home for 15 Senior Mothers club members with officers assisting. Garden flowers decorated the table, Mrs Nickerson gave the invocation, and club business was led by Mrs Foster Meyer. Devotions were by Mrs Dunn and a memorial for two summer-deceased members, Mrs Hosfeld and Mrs Bradford, was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Wink
Senior Mothers Club
C. N. Nickerson
Foster Meyer
J. C. Dunn
Nickerson
W. J. Hosfeld
T. N. Bradford
McQuinns Return from Minneapolis Visit
Mr and Mrs Tom McQuinn 912 S Grant arrived home Wednesday evening after a week with their son and family Mr and Mrs Bill McQuinn Kristine and Mary Jo in Minneapolis Minn Also Mr and Mrs Monroe Alger visited her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Mathews 1529 Edith on their way from Sand Springs Okla to Kansas City Alger a nine year Phillips Petroleum supervisor Tulsa is being transferred to the Kansas City office Mrs Cresenz Owens tells the story Quiet on Account of Dinosaur to children Saturday morning 10 30 to 11 in the Children's Library Mr and Mrs Perl Scogin Jeff Tuesday for their home in Eagle Lake Tex They have been visiting his brother and wife Luther Scogin and other relatives in Chanute Iola and Wichita Former Chanute residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McQuinn
S. Grant
Bill McQuinn
Kristine
Mary Jo
Minneapolis
Minn
Monroe Alger
Elmer Mathews
Edith
Sand Springs
Oklo
Kansas City
Alger
Phillips Petroleum Co
Tulsa
Per] Scogin
Jeff
Eagle Lake
Tex
Luther Scogin
I. 3
Chanute
Iola
Wichita
Young Sailors Complete Basic Training at Two Centers
Dennis R Reynolds aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Reynolds Jr of 309 W 7th completed basic training August 7 at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Steven C Churchill son of Mr and Mrs Jerry C Churchill of 1315 W Elm began nine weeks of basic training at the Recruit Training Command Naval Training Center San Diego in San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis R. Reynolds
Robert W. Reyolds, Jr
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Steven C. Churchill
Jerry C. Churchill
W. Elm
Recruit Training Command
San Diego
Local seni or to graduate with honors at Penn State
Laura G. Gunnett, known locally as Laura Grace Ross, will graduate with honors as one of 15 seniors from Pennsylvania State University at University Park. She is daughter of John and …, a Chanute High School and Junior College alumna, and has taught kindergarten in Martinsburg. She and husband Willard Gunnett, a Pennsylvan ia Railroad employee, have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura G. Gunnett
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Laura Grace Ross
Gunnett
John Bench
N. Forest
Chanute High School
Scouring Will Change Minas By ANN LANDERS
A Chanute Tribune recap of Ann Landers columns from 1964 covers a reader’s alligator in the bathtub. Advice urges removing the pet, contacting a pet store or humane society, and cautioning on safety and hygiene. The second letter discusses a husband’s late wife’s photo, urging patience and silence. A third reader challenges a taxi found-money ruling, with Landers correcting Illinois law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Florida
Bridge Club
The
Humane Society
Kiddo
Successful dieting keyed to variety
INDEPENDENCE MO AP A Air Force dietician Lt Dennis Falconer 25 stresses variety as the key to effective dieting and shows 1150 nutritionally balanced meals daily at Carswell AFB Hospital Texas costing about $1.03 per person. He notes crash diets can be appetizing and suitable for diverse groups from recruits to diabetics, with an international dinner monthly to keep menus engaging. Falconer, married to Dorothy a Fort Worth teacher, began as a dishwasher and rose via Independence Hospital kitchens while studying home economics at the University of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Mo
Air Force
Dennis Falconer
Sibley
Carswell Afb Hospital
Fort Worth
Tex
Falconer
Washington, DC
Independence Hospital
Dorothy
Independence
University of Missouri
United Brethren WMA Meets in Church Fellowship Room
United Brethren Women's Missionary Association met Wednesday afternoon in the church fellowship room. Mrs. Elmer Gibson led devotions and mission study with helper Mrs. Arthur Garrison. A skit titled Nepal a Mountain Kingdom was presented by Effie Simon, Garrison, A. E. Turner, and John Horton. Simon led the business session. refreshments were served by Mrs. Turner to six members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Elmer Gibson
Arthur Garrison
Nepal
Mountain Kingdom
Effie Simon
Garrison
A. E. Turner
John Horton
Simon
Turner
Gracie Allen Leaves Estate to George Burns and Kids
Comedienne Gracie Allen's will filed in Los Angeles probate court leaves her husband George Burns and their two adopted children, Sandra Joan Luckman and Ronald Burns, Beverly Hills, with Burns trustee and a remainder trust for the children. The estate exceeds $50,000. Allen died August 27 at age 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Comedienne
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Superior Court
Burns
Beverly Hills
Sandra Joan Luckman
Ronald Burns
Allen
Beatlemania Record Set in Wisbech by Teenager Geone Regester
Geone Regester, 16, claimed the world record for Beatlemania in Wisbech England today with a tally of 8 820 pictures of the Beatles mop-topped trio. The claim highlights a growing fan collection as the Beatlemania craze continues to spread globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisbech
England
Geone Regester
Beatlemania
Chanute Tribune Page Three highlights September 4 1964
Chanute Tribune reports happenings on page three for Friday September 4 1964. Local items include community notices and brief updates from Chanute and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galesburg
Lulu Cope
Yates Center
Woodson County
Tribune
Lois Erickson
Christmas Seal Institute For
Leamona
Scout News
Dea
Allen Monument Company
Central
Man
Thimble Club
Rev. Gosnell
W. E
Bill" Benson
Conservation Division
Lily Lynn
Mrs. Wink
Neosho Allen County
NAACP
Tioga Hotel
Chester Lewis
Mississippi
National
Conrad
Illinois
United Brethren
WMA
F.d.lc
Gracie
George
Beatlemania Record
NEW Fall Millinery
Clara
Lincoln
Erie, Kansas
Coats
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