Ain Family’s 140 Years of Service Across Armed Forces
Frontenac Kansas reports the Ain family has 140 total years in the armed services. Harry Ain Sr. served 30 years in the Army. T Sgt Harry Ain in the Air Force nears 15 years. Ernest Ain served 23 years as a master sergeant in the Air Force. Other members include Borris Ain with 17 years in the Air Force. Esther Ain in the WAF for three years. Darryl Crow 16 years in the Air Force. Frances Ain Thompson and William Thompson, 30 years in the Army combined. They live in Missouri, Alabama, Oklahoma, and Kansas and at least one member remains in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alin
Frontenac
Army
Harry S. Ain
Sioux City
Iowa
Air Force
John C. Ain
Alabama
Ernest M. Ain
Rantoul
Borris R. Ain
Esther Ain
WAF
Topeka
Darryl Crow
Frances
William E. Thompson
Norman
Okla
Bridge Club Meets at Home Savings Lounge
The Duplicate Bridge club met Monday night at the Home Savings lounge. Above average scores were posted by Mr and Mrs Fred Dickerson with 63 and by Mrs Bob Allen and Mrs Fred Johnson with 62. Gary Church and Bob Ward scored 57.2. Mrs Kenneth Horton and Mrs Charles Broadwell posted 56.42. Mrs F G Hooker and Mrs W E Gillilan scored 48.2 while Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Mr Bob Allen scored 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Lounge
Fred Dickerson
Bob Allen
Fred Johnson
Gary Church
Bob Ward
Kenneth Horton
Charles Broadwell
F. G. Hooker
W. E. Gillilan
Ralph Caldwell
Harmony Unit Meets In Francis Home
Harmony Extension Homemakers unit met Friday afternoon at 919 S. Santa Fe with Mrs. Lee Francis. Mrs. Cecil Arnett presided. A donation was given to Smurthwaite House. They planned a Christmas fair booth in Erie and named a color scheme for roll call. Mrs. Guy Braden led a lesson on What Goes With What. Eleven members and three visitors attended. The October 7 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Dean Kepley at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit
Lee Francis
S. Santa Fe
Cecil Arnett
Smurthwaite House
Erie
Guy Braden
Lloyd Brown
Lois Carlson
Cassandra Lindberg
Girls Fellowship Meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The Girls Fellowship Guild met at Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Thursday. Hostess Leah Eastburn and program leader Janet Webber led the gathering. Janice Haynes gave devotions and Pam Horn presided. Two sponsors Mrs J R Hale and Mrs Ralph Toland attended with nine girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Fellowship Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Leah Eastburn
Janet Webber
Janice Haynes
Pam Horn
J. R. Hale
Ralph Toland
Perkens-Garett Wed at Cassville
Mr and Mrs Leo LaLoge announce the marriage of their niece Sharon Perkens to Bill Garett in Cassville Missouri with Mrs LaLoge attending the wedding. The couple are the children of Carl and Sharon Perkens and Frank and the late Garett respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo LaLoge
N. Central
Sharon Perkens
Carl Perkens
Cassville
Bill Garett
Frank Garett
LaLoge
Junior Club Opens to Prospective Members
Prospective members visited the Youth St. Cecelia Music Club at president Nancy Allison’s home, 401 W. 7th. Questionnaires were completed. Sponsor and advisor is Janice Campbell. Meetings will be in the Federation room at the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia
Hints From Heloise Practical household tips
Dear Folks share simple ideas from storage for drying sponges in clear boxes. Empty baby jars heat leftovers and save dishes. Subscriptions show how to track expiry with check stubs. Straw for unpleasant medicine tastes and reusing lace caps for dolls are noted. Various room and baby bottle warming tips follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Ann Cunningham
Hazel McKinney
Bridge Four at Country Club Finds Four Winners
Four tables of bridge played at the Country Club on Friday afternoon produced winners Mrs. Arch Allen Mrs. David McCune Mrs. Roy Williams and Mrs. James Shively. A special prize went to Mrs. Jim Bender and Mrs. Tony Lockyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Arch Allen
David McCune
Roy Williams
James Shively
Jim Bender
Tony Lockyear
Chanute Tribune Briefs September 6 1966 Page Three
Chanute city news and community briefs from September 6 1966 include local events incidents and civic notes. Readership sees updates on municipal matters and upcoming happenings in Chanute Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Social Calendar for Wednesday and Thursday Activities
Social calendar lists church and club meetings across Grant Avenue Baptist First Methodist United Brethren Grace Episcopal Nazarene and NWMS groups. Included are Women's Missionary Society gatherings, Christian Women groups, a Rainbow Division Veterans dinner, and Cottage Grove Ladies Aid with host Mrs Nora Strack in Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Women In Circles
Women’s Missionary Assn
United Brethre
Christ Church
Rainbow Division
Memorial
St. Anne
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
NWMS
Nazarene Church
Christian Women's Fellowship
T. H. Cronemeyer
S. Ashby
John Peters
S. Malcolm
W. A. Strean
Marion Wise
Cottage Grove
Ald
Nora Strack
Humboldt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mickey Wright
Springfield
Ohio
Dallas
Tex
Scott Afb
Illinois
Japan
Bridge Club
Allen Monument Company
S. Central
Chanute
Midwest Office Supply
Harmony Unit
Francis Home
Perkens-Garett
Elboroni
By Heloise Cruse
Heloise Cruse
Judy
Hilda
Ann Tyler
M. H
J. E. Marshall
T. P. Kunneke
New Unified District
Linda Rubow
Lincoln
Washburn University
Mary Barber
Alcott
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Salina
Lynda Meisch
KSTC
Emporia
Bonner Springs
Dwight Clum
Hutton
KSC
Pittsburg
Murray Hill
Wallace Erikson
Stark
Norman Thompson
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Stockton
Carol Bobek
Hazel Heiney
Northeastern State College
Tahlequah
Oklahoma
Argonia
Dial Tribune
DuBarry Cosmetics
Roscoe
Kansas
BY Koch
W. Main
Ferneys
Ellene
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