Beckers Observe Golden Wedding
Savonburg Mr and Mrs William F Becker celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with their children on Sept 10 They married in 1913 at Hope Lutheran Church Rush Center Their seven children include Walter Nekoma Harvey Upland Calif Marvin Wesley killed on the U S S Arizona Pearl Harbor Theresa Blattner Denver Bob Mission and Mary Ann Pollock Pomona Calif They have 12 grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
William F. Becker
Hope Lutheran Church
Rush Center
Walter
Nekoma
Harvey
Upland
Calif
Marvin
Wesley
U.S.S. Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Theresa Blattner
Denver
Colo
Bob
Mission
Mary Ann Pollock
Pomona
Social Calendar for September 9 1963
Monday events include Martha Guild Presbyterian Church Federation of Santa Fe Women at Carpenter's Hall and Gray Ladies orientation at First National Bank. Sane Ladies Encampment VFW Auxiliary Memorial Building program at 7 30. Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings Building 7 15.
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Aand Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church Federation of Santa Fe
Carpenter’s Hall
Gray
First National Bank
Sane
Veterens of _ Wars
Memorial
The
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Rudolf Schoofs Show At Pittsburg State
Rudolf Schoofs 2 piece show opens at Pittsburg State College as part of a planned 1963 64 exhibit schedule. Robert Blunk Jr KSC art faculty notes emphasis on texture in the Kassel based European graphic artist's display on campus this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf
Germany
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Robert Blunk, Jr
Chanute Schools
KSC
Schoofs
Staatliche Werkkunstschule
Kassel
Grant Avenue WMS Schedules Church Service and Basket Supper
The Women's Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church led Wednesday night worship with the Esther Circle arranging the basket supper. Mrs. Blaine Marks presided as Debbie Kepley Alicia Magill Marilyn Tiegreen Emma Lou Grier and Roy Marks performed musical numbers. The program was given by Mrs. Bob Cox and Mrs. E R Belt. Rev E M Pearson closed with prayer.
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Women's Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Esther Circle
Blaine Marks
Debbie Kepley
Alicia
Bob Magill
Marilyn Tiegreen
Emma Lou Grier
Roy Marks
Bob Cox
E. R. Belt
E. M. Pearson
Senior Mothers Club Opens Fall Season
The Senior Mothers Club opened the fall season with a nine o'clock brunch in Memorial building federation room. Eighteen members attended as Mrs. Foster Myers presided and Mr. A. A. Miller led devotions. Mrs. Floyd West was elected second vice president. Each member shared vacation notes.
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Federation Room
Memorial Building
Foster Myers
A. A. Miller
Floyd West
John Young Improves at Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Young shows marked improvement today at Neosho Memorial Hospital with a release anticipated soon. He was admitted after falling ill at home and was initially thought to have suffered a heart attack though diagnosis remains unclear. Blair House features rare Chip Pendendale chairs Aubusson carpets and candlestands fashioned by silversmith Paul Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Blair House
Paul Revere
Presbyterian Choir Honors Mrs Hargrave
The First Presbyterian church choir held a party after practice at director Helen Cronemeyer’s home 417 E 12th honoring former director Mrs John Hargrave. Mrs Dave Petterson accompanied familiar songs as ice cream cake were served to choir members the Rev and Mrs William T Hunt. A gift was given to Mrs Hargrave and Happy birthday was sung for Miss Cronemeyer ahead of her birthday.
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First Presbyterian Church
Helen Cronemeyer
E. 12Th
John Hargrave
Dave Petterson
William T. Hunt
Miss Cronemeyer
Laurel Mothers Club Opens Fall Session at Myers Home
The Laurel Mothers Club met at the country home of Mrs. Vernon Myers for the first fall meeting. Mrs. Lonnie Rhoades led, year books were handed out by Mrs. Fred Hunziker, and members shared summer activities. A fall luncheon invitation arrived from Laurel Mothers, with a family party planned for Oct. 12 in Highland Park. Door prize won by Mrs. Eric Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
Vernon Myers
Lonnie Rhoades
Fred Hunziker
Laurel Mothers
Highland Park
Eric Anderson
Bill Wolfe
John Crownover
Kansans Vote In Congress Passes Job Training Literacy Bill
In Washington the Senate approved a bill to expand training for unemployed youth and start a literacy program for jobless workers by a 41-26 vote. Supporters include Long of Missouri. opponents include Pearson of Kansas. Carlson of Kansas is listed against the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Carlson
R.kan
Petroleum Stocks Reported as of August 31
The Bureau of Mines reports total domestic and foreign crude petroleum stocks at 254,028,000 barrels on Aug 31, down 339,000 for the week. Domestic crude fell 436,000 while foreign crude rose 97,000. Daily production averaged 7,635,000 barrels, down 32,000, with runs to stills at 8,934,000, up 202,000. Kansas crude stocks estimated at 7,883,000 barrels, down 172,000.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Kansas
Recreation Calendar Highlights Week Schedule
The calendar lists weekly activities at Launching Pad including Women’s Arts & Crafts on Monday 9 am to 12 noon and Open House 3:30 to 5 pm, plus Tuesday and Thursday Open Houses, Wednesday recreation meeting at Board of Education Building 3 to 5 pm, Friday Junior High event 7 to 10 pm, and Saturday Senior High Night 8 to 11 pm.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Board of Education
Peptown
Mrs. Hoffman Visits Guthrie Kin in Oklahoma
Mrs. Lottie Hoffman of the Bryant Rest Home traveled to Guthrie Oklahoma to visit her son Will Rains who is seriously ill. She returned to Chanute yesterday after earlier visiting relatives in Tulsa. Hoffman had long ties near Shawnee and in Erie before moving to Chanute.
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Ant
Guthrie
Okla
Will Rains
Chanute
Tulsa
Hoffman
Shaw
Erie
Racial unrest across the South and desegregation impacts
The Associated Press reports violence in Birmingham while authorities deny links to racial strife. Federal judges pressure Gov. Wallace over desegregation actions. Across the region, incidents include student suspensions in Hammond, protests in New York and Little Rock, and trooper actions in Mobile and Baton Rouge as integration efforts continue.
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Admissions and Births
Friday admissions include John Walters at 105 S Allen medical Mrs Allen Smith Humboldt medical Charles Chambers Joplin medical Mrs Allen Cochran Chanute medical Margaret Smith 801 E 7th medical Mrs Clara Holding Eric medical. Births report a girl to Charles Carlson Stark a girl to Ronald Sutcliffe 1014 S Plummer and a girl to Leon Hazen 1705 S Malcolm.
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Neosho Memorial
John Walters
S. Allen
Allen Smith
Humboldt
Charles Chambers
Joplin
Allen Cochran
Chanute
Margaret Smith
E. 7Th
Clara Holding
Eric
Hilda Youngberg
N. Lafayette
Charles Carlson
Stark
Ronald Sutcliffe
S. Plummer
Leon Hazen
S. Malcolm
Dale Edwards
N. Evergreen
Two Teens Die In Birmingham Gang Incident
In Birmingham Alabama two 16 year old Negro youths Robert Wright and Louis Williams were killed when gunmen fired two shotgun blasts into a grocery. Police called it a gang incident and said the violence was not tied to racial unrest. A separate Wednesday blast at a Negro attorney’s house wounded twenty.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Wright
Louis Williams
Per Capita Tax Boosted By Railroad Brotherhood Delegates
Kansas City AP delegates approved a raise in per capita tax for the Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America. Lodges will pay $2.50 monthly per member starting Jan 1, replacing $1.50 for mechanics and lower rates for apprentices helpers and cleaners. A Canadian proposal for a flat $1 rise failed 507 to 328. The move adds about $84,000 monthly to the grand lodge, while local dues remain set by each lodge. Delegates also raised $851 to aid Florida railroad workers on strike.
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Kansas City
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen of America
Grand Lodge
Florida
Fall From Tower Injures Student at KHQA Site
Francis Bohlken a 27 year old Missouri senior fell about 40 feet from the top of a KHQA television tower near Quincy while painting the 700 foot structure. He loosened his safety belt slipped on wet paint and grabbed a strut saving himself. He suffered a wrench to his back but continued his climb after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Ill
Francis Bohlken
University of Missouri
Bohlken
Slater
KHQA
Miss Alabama and DC Lead in Miss America Contests
In Atlantic City Alabama junior Judy Short and District of Columbia entrant Rosanne Tueller led after preliminary rounds, winning both swimsuit and talent in a historic double win. The duo earned top marks in swimsuit and talent as 52 contestants vie for ten semifinals and a $10,000 scholarship plus a $75,000 appearance contract.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Alabama
District of Columbia
Judy Short
Rosanne Tueller
Judy
Birmingham
Birmingham- Southern College
Miss District of Columbia
Brigham Young University
Rosanne
McLean
Paris
Nancy Fleming
Michigan
States
New York City
Lovely Jacqueline Mayer
Sandusky
Ohio
Chefs Meet Monthly to Test Favorite Member Recipes
In Moose Jaw Saskatchewan an Order of men hosts a gathering twice yearly to invite their wives and share cooking tips. The event emphasizes family and community spirit with male members showcasing favorite recipes and offering culinary advice.
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Moose Jaw, Sask
Krebiozen Deemed Ineffective For Cancer
Washington reports the Welfare Department identified Krebiozen as an inexpensive chemical, Creatine, an amino acid found in meat and normal in the body, and said it showed no cancer treatment effect in tests. The release noted the drug’s ampule content is minimal and ongoing studies will assess creatine dissolved in mineral oil and ampule quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Welfare Department
Food and Drug Administration
National Cancer Institute
Chicago
Krebiozen Research Foundation
FDA
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Johnson
Beckers
Dial Tribune
Hulda Parker
CBS
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Chanute Textile
JayCee Club
N. Butter— Codies
Rudolf Schoffs
Pittsburg State
Grant Avenue
Senior Mothers Club
Presbyterian Choir
Mrs. Myers
Laurel
Congress
Long
D-Mo
Pearson
Rkan
Bob Poole
Famous Gospel
Singathon
the Sekanaires
Plainsmen
Baton Rouge
Blue Ridge Quartet
Spartansburg
N. C
Chanute Senior High School
Vernons
Howard Welborn
Lottie Hoffman
Bry
Associated Press
George Wallace
Santa Fe
7Th Street
James Mahoney
N. C. Mintz
E. Main
Myron
Bud) Peterson
Columbia Rooms
Santa Fe Park
Wayne Brandon
W. 4Th
East 14Th
Huntsville
North Alabama Missile City
Mobile
Little Rock
Ark
Hammond
City Hall
Plaquemine
Boston — School Committee
NAACP
New York
State Supreme Court
Brooklyn
High Point
N.C
Daily Transcript
James Hall
S. Larson
Chanute, Kansas
Josef Meier
Christus Portrayse
Box Office Chamber of Commerce
Chanuteenee
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Tru- Bohlken
Walter Wulf
Monarch Cement Co
Si Klingensmith
Armory
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Bama
D.C
Mike Glaze
Seattle
Wash
Center
McCune Motor CO
Byers
Avs
Eles
Harry Byers & Sons, Inc
North Plummer
Chamber OF Commerce
Krebiozen
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automadsie Insurance Company
Bleemagton, Iines
Giles
Whit
W. Mal
John
Barney
W. Main
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