Village in Colorado For Injured Children
Betty Williams discusses brain injury in children and the growing attention to care and education. She cites national estimates of five million brain damaged people in the U S, with about one and a half million being school age children, a figure about three percent of the population. Projections suggest growth by 1970 as medical practice improves.
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Betty Williams
United States
Christy Berthot
Charles Berthot
Katy
Berthot
Thinking Out Loud By Betty and a Dog Tale at Home
A humorous column recalls a lively French poodle and a babying family cat clan at a rural Kansas home. It shifts to Christy Berthot a brain damaged child from Colorado and describes the Wallace Village for Children in Broomfield its admission rules and aims. The piece highlights a Mississippi River themed field trip by 30 older students, their earnings and activities and ends with the village as a family like setting teaching useful citizenship and independence.
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Raymond Pierpont
Tom
Mississippi River
The
Mississippi
Mermac Caverns
Stanton
Jefferson Memorial
Planetarium
Art Museum
St. Louis
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Truman Library
Independence
Mr. Truman
Mrs. Berthot
Kansas City
Christy
Lake Jacama
Denver
Berthot
Holiday Visitors In Webb Home
Labor Day visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Webb 1501 Washington included Vernon Tomas Brad Beth Doris Webb Alton Don Westfall Mr and Mrs Larry Rollins Jana Wichita Mr and Mrs Dale Webb Melody Iola Mr and Mrs Charles Ritz Eric Mr and Mrs Richard Webb Mindy Donnie Mr and Mrs Oscar Van Winkie Brenda Phillip and Gary Mr and Mrs Wayne Norman Jane Chanute
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Labor Day
Kenneth Webb
Washington
Vernon Tomas
Brad
Beth
Alto
Doris Webb
Alton, Il
Don Westfall
Brighton
Larry Rollins
Jana
Wichita
Dale Webb
Melody
Iola
Charles Ritz
Eric
Richard Webb
Sandy
Mindy
Donnie
Oscar van Winkie
Brenda
Phillip
Gary
Wayne Norman
Jane
Chanute
Annual Reunion Of Steeves Family
The Steeves family held its annual reunion Sunday in the reception room of the Home Savings building. Attendees included Jerry Fuqua and Majee, Forrest Steeves and Barry, C. W. Steeves, John Cottingham, Minnie Sherman, Minta McCoy, Virgil Gambie, Archie Newland, Ruby Hasty, Ted Fossler, Charles Payne and Karen, Kathy Johns, Ervin Steeves, Donald Steeves and family, Cora Martin, Alta Allen, Harry Steeves Sr and Jr, and R. M. Cooper, Cha nute.
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Steeves
Home Savings Building
Jerry Fuqua
Majee
Great Bend
Forrest Steeves
Barry
Emporia
C. W. Steeves
McPherson
John Cottingham
Newton
Minnie Sherman
Kansas City
Minta McCoy
Virgil Gambie
Altoona
Archie Newland
Ruby Hasty
Neodesha
Ted Fossler
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Charles Payne
Karen
Kathy Johns
Ervin Steeves
Donald Steeves
Donita
Nyla
Randy
Sonia
Cora Martin
Thayer
Alta Allen
Harry Steeves
C. F. Gamble
R. M. Cooper
Chanute
Barracks and Auxiliary Dinner in Santa Fe Park
A covered dish dinner for World War I Barracks and Auxiliary members gathered 75 attendees in the south shelterhouse of Santa Fe Park in Fort Scott. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Worford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Guinn, and Jessie Lewis. Separate meetings followed with Mrs. H J Rauhoff presiding. Reports were given and the Kansas Council meeting was announced for Lawrence on Sept 27. The next meeting is slated for Oct 5 in the Memorial building.
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Santa Fe Park
Alfred Worford
Jim Guinn
Jessie Lewis
Fort Scott
H. J. Rauhoff
Kansas Council
Lawrence
Memorial Building
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and Meetings
The Tuesday September 8 listing includes Hulda Parker Chapter OES at Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m. and Textile Paint Maple Leaf Tea Room at 9 a.m. September 9 features Outlook Study Club picnic at Santa Fe Park 6 p.m. and numerous church and club groups with times across Maple Grove, Neosho Valley, and Tioga Hotel venues.
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Hulda Parker
Oes
Masonic Temple
the Gar
Memorial
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Outlook Study Club
South Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
West
Maple Grove
Western
Orpha
Paschal Grimes
Lincoln
EUB
Dorcas Circle
Neosho Valley Coin Club
First National Bank
Sunflower Chapter
Tioga
United Commercial Travelers
Tioga Hotel
Peace and Progress HD
Harley Knapp
Charles Henshall
N. Kansas
Holly Mothers Club
Marvin Bicknell
S. Lafayette
Autumn Mothers Club
Merrill Brock
Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
United Presbyterian Women's Sewing Group
Cottage Grove
Neodesha Entries Include Ward Forbes and Burns
Names listed include Bob Ward Dan Forbes and Roberta Os burn with Neodesha references. Mrs Dan Forbes associated in Neodesha area. No additional context or events provided.
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Bob Ward
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Roberta Osburn
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Family Sleep and Love
A mixed set of Ann Landers letters covers a mother seeking a rare morning sleep in a bustling household, a French-accented young immigrant suitor, a wife coping with a husband’s divorce request, and a widow’s reflection on a spouse’s new marriage, with guidance urging practical boundaries, cultural enrichment, and frank discussions.
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune by calling your carrier, try again after 6 p.m. Dial HE 1-3400 as the alternative contact option. The instruction emphasizes evening availability and a specific phone number for reachability.
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Tribune
The Chanute Tribune Pq 3 Tuesday September 8 194
The Chanute Tribune dated Tuesday September 8 194 includes local news briefs, notices, and community notes from Chanute and surrounding areas. The issue highlights city events, school updates, and regional notices with brief summaries and public information for readers.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Bridge Club Scores Highlight Monday Session
Above average results at the Duplicate Bridge Club in the Home Savings Association lounge. Winners include Mrs. Clyde Bloombheart and Mrs. Frank Jones with 59 and a half, Mrs. Cecyle Munger, Mrs. F. G. Hooker 542, and the pair Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Duty. Milton Halloway Sr. and Milton Halloway Jr. also placed.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Association
Clyde Bloombheart
Frank Jones
Cecyle Munger
F. G. Hooker
Wayne Duty
Tolal
Milton Halloway
Curry powders vary in strength find one to suit taste
A shopper is advised to compare curry powders for strength and flavor to locate a brand that matches personal taste, encouraging experimentation across options.
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Colorado
Betty
Joe
Little Joe
Medical School
University of Colorado At
Wallace Village
Orson
Helen Harper
Webb
Maydenform
Dial Tribune
Ann Landers
On- Arun
Kipsville
Kip
France
Belinda
Eddie
United Commercial Traveler
Tioga Inn Hotel
Congo Croces
Life Stride
Ward
Bootery
Koch Bros. Furniture
Bridge Club
Caldwell
Santa Fe
Betty Rose
W. Main
Howell
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