Missionary Society Reports in Savonburg Meetings
Savonburg Methodist and Friends Home Missionary Societies met Thursday with lessons on Three Doors to Tomorrow and The Changing American Community. Olive Hinkley hosted. devotions by Mrs Cleo Walquist. nine members attended. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Gladys Parsons
Missionary Society of the
Frank Hawkinson
Leonard Carlson
Mattie Johnson
Joe Dean Ludlum
Friends Home Missionary Socie
Varied sizes crochet scarf pattern from The Chanute Tribune
Crochet pattern 7268 offers a filet scarf in three sizes 36 45 and 53 inches with directions and chart. Address orders to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept plus a 35 cent pattern price and 5 cents extra for first class mail. Also advertises a 1957 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book and a new needle book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York Ii
N.Y
Ladies Club Holds Meeting With Singing Devotions
Mrs Earl Munson accompanied a group singing and Mrs Harold Swanson led devotions. The president Mrs Arnold Swanson presided over a business meeting. Refreshments were served to 25 members by Mrs Harold L Johnson and Mrs Ludlum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Munson
Harold Swanson
Arnold Swanson
Harold L. Johnson
Ludlum
Mrs W T Black Hosts ACT Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs W T Black of Buffalo hosted an all day ACT Auxiliary gathering Thursday at her home. A covered dish luncheon accompanied by a business meeting led by Mrs Shelton Propst senior angelor from Chanute. Sixteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
W. T. Blackwood
ACT
Shelton Propst
Chanute
Mrs Crowl Hosts Devoted Mothers Meeting
Mrs Richard Crowl hosted a Come-as-You-Are gathering for the Devoted Mothers club at 626 South Central. Mrs Cecile Stone led a business session as 21 members shared vacation tales and roll call. The group plans a fall luncheon September 19 at 1 15 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crowl
S. Central
Devoted Mothers Club
Cecile Stone
All Mothers Clubs
Masonic Temple
Children's League Drive Starts Tuesday
The Kansas Children’s Service League drive begins Tuesday with Chanute Women’s Club as sponsor and Mrs Gladys Eaton as campaign chair. The League marks 63 years of service and aided 534 children and unwed mothers in the first half of 1956, assisting deprived Kansas children who need care. many return home or are placed for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Children's Service League
Chanute Business and Professional Womens Club
Gladys Eaton
Kansas
Planning help for a Kansas child welfare league
The League is a private nonprofit agency incorporated in Kansas and chartered by the state as a child welfare organization. It assists with planning and finance for child welfare services and operates under state laws governing nonprofit groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
The
League
Kansas
Family Meeting For Three HD Units At Big Creek Church
John Gorton screened Family Affair and Angry Boy for Seamona Harmony and Odense HD units. Mrs. Wayne Berthot and Mrs. Clyde Russell led the mental health lesson. Refreshments by Mrs. Henry Alford and Mrs. Robert Lopeman served to 24 adults and three children. Next meeting October 3 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Lloyd Rensing’s home with meat cookery lesson by Mrs. Ralph Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gorton
Seamona, Harmony
Odense HD
Big Creek
Wayne Berthot
Clyde Russell
Henry Alford
Robert Lopeman
Lloyd Rensing
Ralph Rinehart
Mrs Sharp Hosts Laurel Mothers Meeting
Mrs Lee Sharp of 227 South Western hosted a Laurel Mothers club meeting Friday. Mrs Bill Weis led the parliamentary procedure lesson and Mrs Merle Venus won the door prize. President Mrs Wayne Palmer presided. sixteen members and one guest Mrs Robert Taylor attended and were served dessert by the hostess and co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sharp
S. Western
Laurel Mothers Club
Bill Weis
Merle Venus
Wayne Palmer
Robert Taylor
Jim Sheridan
Robert Smith
Midway PTA Welcomes Teachers at September Meeting
Mrs. Clarence Nelson new president of the Midway PTA greeted teachers and patrons at the September 4 gathering. Devotions by Mrs. Galen Thorsell, band directed by Wayne Adams performed, seventh grade won the room prize, an accordion quartet by Janice Fair Doris Austin Nina White and Shirley White performed, Judy Clough Marilyn Chap performed Old Soft Shoe Dance, refreshments by Mines, and attendees included Philip Wing Don Marple Gene Hickey W. C. Follmer Leonard Pool Lawrence Brock and Gordon Wiltse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Clarence Nelson
Midway Pta
Galen Thorsell
Wayne Adams
Janice Fair
Doris Austin
Nina
Shirley White
Judy Clough
Marilyn Chapman
Philip Wing
Don Marple
Gene Hickey
W. C. Follmer
Leonard Pool
Lawrence Brock
Gordon Wiltse
Choir Elects Officers at Presbyterian Church Dinner
Mrs Stewart Hoofnagle was elected president of the adult choir at a dinner meeting Thursday evening. George Garrison was named vice president and Mrs Roy Gibson secretary treasurer. Mrs John Hargrave directed choir practice and Mrs Dave Petterson served as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hoofnagle
Presbyterian Church
George’ Garrison
Roy Gibson
John Hargrave
Dave Petterson
Dorothea Dix Tent Meets as Mrs Griffin Presides
The Dorothea Dix Tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans meets with Mrs. Nellie Pear Griffin presiding. Mrs. Marge Yeager of Hutchinson is seriously ill. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Minnie Carter. Next meeting set for September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Pear) Griffin
Dorothea L. Dix
Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
Marge Yeager
Hutchinson
Griffin
Minnie Carter
Village Creek reunion and church youth activities on Sunday
Social calendar lists a Village Creek school reunion at the school house with a basket dinner at noon, then Senior MYF picnic at Santa Fe Park at 6 15 p m and Junior MYF meeting at the church at 6 15 p.m. Monday shows VFW Auxiliary Memorial building Os Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel 7 50 p.m Mary Martha Guild dinner at 6 30 p.m Santa Fe Women's Federation at the club room 2 p.m. Also notes a recipe line about celery in a fresh fruit salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Creek
Santa Fe Park
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women's Federation
Santa Fe
Life Behind the Iodine Inn Toil Camp Wood Nurse Recalls Summers
Mrs. Margaret Wood the Chanute school nurse spent a second summer as camp nurse at Camp Wood near Elmdale, tending mainly animals and children. She faced mishaps from a toad's bleeding bite to a lizard fatality and homesickness while keeping the camp infirmary busy with minor injuries and nonpoisonous snake bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Blackston
Margaret Wood
Mrs. Wood
Chanute
Camp Wood
Elmdale
West Central Area
Mrs. Woods
Hubert
Cottonwood Falls
Lizzard
Reciprocal Press Rights Demanded by Chou En Lai
Premier Chou En Lai told touring American youths that 24 U S newsmen will not be admitted to Red China unless the United States allows Chinese reporters the same rights. He stated the issue was closed by the State Department’s refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Chou En-Lai
U. S
Red China
United States
Chou
State Department
Coverage rights for Chinese reporters sparks debate
A discussion on press access and vocal rights for Chinese journalists is highlighted, examining protections, restrictions, and implications for newsroom coverage in the current media environment.
Deaths and Funerals in Milan and Cha nute
George H. Warner 67 of Milan dies at Neo sho Memorial Hospital after WWI service. Survived by sister Mrs. Vivian Brennan and brother Ed Warner. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Ralston Milan with military graveside at Fairview. Minerva Irwin 84 of Cha nute dies in Bright Nursing Home. Survived by daughter Ruth Putnal and sons Charles Owen Irwin and George D Irwin. funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with burial at Buffalo cemetery. Caribbean vacation spending reaches 117 million dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Warner
Milan
Neosho Memorial Hospital
William C. Brennan
S. Highland
110 Field Signal
Hallie Haverbusch
American ‘Legion
Masonic Lodge
Vivian Brennan
Chanute
Ed Warner
San Bernardino
Calif
Ralston Funeral Home
Fairview
Mildred
Minerva Irwin
Bright Nursing Home
Indiana
George Irwin
Fredonia
Ruth Putnal
Charles Owen Irwin
Elsnore
George D
Montebello
Powell Arrested on Charges After Early Morning Police Pickup
H E Bud Powell of West 21st Street was taken into custody by police around 12 15 a m today on charges not specified in the fragment. Officers made the arrest following a report and detained Powell for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E
Bud) Powell
West 21St Street
Powell charged after incident at Sixth and Central
Powell was charged with intoxication and fighting after allegedly following a Chanute couple’s car. He struck the man in the mouth when questioned. He was released on $25 bond with a 4 p.m. Monday police court hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Sixth
Central
Admittances and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Friday admittances include Mrs. George W Palen and Mrs Anna Orr with Gary Lewis and Welcome Whitaker also listed. Dismissals cover Mrs Dewey McCoy and several Humboldt residents plus Sheriff Jerome. Births note a girl to Olin and spouse Goins of Thayer. Traffic citations show Ronald Coppock and E B Green Jr with bonds posted for muffler and parking offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sheriff Jerome
S. Highland
Surgical
George W. Palen
S. Evergreen
Anna Orr
W. Main
Gary Lewis
Humboldt
Welcome Whitaker
Dewey McCoy
Ernest Ensminger
D. G. Anderson
Mary Perez
Holland Lowry
Jacob Neff
N. Grant
Linda Evans
N. Central
James D Ganson
Kansas
Olin Goins
Thayer
Ronald Coppock
Newton
E. B. Green Jr
Steuben
Uranus Named Georgium Sidus by Herschel in 1781
William Herschel discovers a new planet in 1781 and names it Georgium Sidus after King George III. The name later changes to Uranus reflecting its celestial status and Greek myth origin.
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Georgium Sidus
George III
Sir William Herschel
Oranges Apples and Bananas Dominate Fruit Sales
A report notes oranges apples and bananas are the most saleable fruits in the market. The piece highlights consumer demand for these staple produce items and hints at steady household purchases.
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Sharon Brinkmeyer
Collis Brinkmeyer
Rexton
Wash
Bill N. Whitmore
Joe Whitmore
St. Patrick’s Church
Drisdell
Mrs. Crowl
O. E. Holloway
Gene Weber
Bill Burghart
Orvile Breiner
S. Malcolm
Mrs. Sharp
Laurel
PTA
Duv
VFW
New Castle
E. Main
Home Loan Headquarters
Chanute Building & Loan
Main & Santa Fe
Iodine Inn
Caribbean
Wilsons Clothiers
Bill Boatright
of New
Ater
Helton’s
Schultz and Judy Agency
East Main
Main & Highland
Phone
U.S. Royal Tires
Willard Batteries
Glen's Tire Service
BMA
Tribune
St. Patrick's School
Ladies Guild
B. Bozman
Paola
New Hope Baptist Church
Club NI
Luther Wood
Sandra Lou
Saudi Arabia
Wichita
Esther Taylor
Sacred Heart College
Rogers K. Roles
Tripler Army Hospital
Oahu
Hawaii
Oakland Army Terminal
Oakland
Chanute Senior High School
Anna Roles
W. Olive
Pie
Richard MckKinney
Sacramento
Paul Davis
the Chanute Tribune
John Walker
Washington
Claudine Caldwell
Alice
W. W
Pittsburg
Cleo Graham
Marie Tony
Ilda Margaret Bennett
W. 7Th
Patrick Allen Tubbs
Earlton
Daily Transcript
Joplin, Sun
Wichita, Sun
Kans
Kansas City
Sun
WDAF
Peoples Cleaners
A. B. Chauncey
N. Highland
Consumers Cooperative Association
Chanute, Kansas
Chanute Farmers Co-Operative Association
H. R. Doak - Mar
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