350 Attend NFO Meet in Altoona
About 450 farmers from southeast Kansas attended a National Farmers Organization meeting in Altoona to hear reports on holding actions in multiple counties. National director Don Evertson of Melvern spoke, and a relief collection for families of two NFC members killed in Wisconsin raised 195 dollars.
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Altoona
Kan Sas
National Farmers Organization
Don Evertson
Melvern
NFO
NFC
Wisconsin
Mrs Olson Hosts Hobby Club in Heritage Library Room
Mrs. L. K. Olson acted as hostess and served a dessert course to the Hobby Club in the Heritage room of the library on Friday afternoon Mrs. T. C. Ward presided Antiques were discussed with special interest given to a cookbook from 1879 that explains meals cooked entirely from herbs and a herbal washing method Also noted was Mrs Olson’s summer vacation in Michigan
Devoted Mothers Club Welcomes New Member
The Devoted Mothers Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Orville Breiner's home at 934 Malcolm to distribute yearbooks and discuss them. Mrs. Breiner presided and welcomed new member Mrs. Rene Thuiller. Refreshments were served to 10 members by Mrs. Ed Offenbacher and Mrs. Kenneth Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoted Mothers Club
Orville Breiner
Malcolm
Covered Dish Dinner For Senior Citizens
A covered dish dinner was served to senior citizens at the Senior Citizens Club meeting Friday in the Memorial Building. A program was presented by Steven Lopeman Frank Anderson Susan Smith Debbie Parmel and Mrs. Robert Lopeman of the Busy-Bee Club. New officers elected were Mrs. Elmer Matthews president Mrs Myrtle Fletcher vice president Joe Ermey treasurer and Mrs Evelyn Pearson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Steven Lopeman
Frank Anderson
Susan Smith
Debbie Parmel
Robert Lopeman
Busy-Beech Club
Elmer Mathews
Myrtle Fletcher
Joe Ermey
Evelyn Pearson
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Meeting Report
The Cottage Grove Ladies Aid met Thursday at Mrs. Ralph Debler's home for an all day session. Ten members shared a covered dish dinner. Visitors included Mrs. Eugene Debler and Danny Joe and Cindy. Quilting was done for the hostess and Mrs. Glen Strack led the business meeting. The next gathering is set for October 8 with Myrtle Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Ralph Debler
Eugene Debler
Danny Joe
Cindy
Glen Strack
Myrtle Johnson
St Cecilia Youth Music Club Picnic in Highland Park
Members met for a Thursday 5 30 p m picnic in Highland Park with 17 youths and one counselor Mrs Lee Osborn present Officers for the new year were introduced Plans include a Halloween party next month committee in charge Bill Kennedy Bob Magill Ronnie Luman and Gene Mason appointed Next meeting set for October 8 in the Memorial Building Guests invited to attend
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St. Cecilia Youth Music Club
Highland Park
Lee Osborn
Bill Kennedy
Bob Magill
Ronnie Luman
Gene Mason
Memorial Building
Police arrest two Chanute residents at Santa Fe Park
Police arrested Pat Walsh and Raymond Gutierrez of Chanute last night at Santa Fe Park. Walsh faced charges of intoxication fighting and using profane language, Gutierrez charged with intoxication. Bonds set at 50 and 15 dollars respectively.
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Chanute
Pat Walsh
Raymond Gutierrez
Santa Fe Park
Walsh
Gutierrez
Thefts Reported At Local Motel Pool Area
The Guest House motel pool area reported theft of two lounge chairs and three lawn chairs. A separate incident involved a car backing into another parked vehicle at Santa Fe Park causing minor damage. Cadet Jack R. Braden, now at Oklahoma Military Academy, joins the warbling hand in Claremore, while SP4 John B. Black's maneuvers near Ft. Benning mark another service update.
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F. L. Burtle
Katy
Harold Dickerson
Humboldt R. 2
Santa Fe Park
Dickerson
Jack R. Braden
Chanute
Oklahoma Military Academy
Claremore
Okla
Braden
Hillis R. Braden
Phoenix
Ariz
John B. Black
Carolinas
Black
Tammy Shultz
Columbus
Ft. Benning
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Assistance
Instructions urge readers to reach their Tribune carrier by phone and provide HE 1-3400 after 0 p m if the primary number is unavailable. The note emphasizes contacting through the listed long distance line for non daytime hours.
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Tribune
TV Sunday and Monday Highlights From National Programs
Sunday specials feature National Singles Tennis Championships on channels 4 and 7 at 12 30 p m and World Series of Golf on channels 4 7 at 2 30 p m with Channel 9 at 8 p m. Bing Crosby hosts ABC Wide World of Entertainment for 1964 65 season. The Rogues a weekly comedy adventure about a charming family of crooks stars Charles Boyer and David Niven. Monday sees new shows on Channel 9 starting Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea at 6 30 p m No Time For Sergeants at 7 30 p m Wendy and Me at 8 p m The Bing Crosby Show at 8 30 p m and Ben Casey season four on channels 7 9 and 13 at 9 p m with Vincent Edwards Sam Jaffe and Stella Stevens. A documentary Communist Conspiracy airs on Channel 9 at 9 p m.
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Bing Crosby
Wendy and Me
George Burns
Connie Stevens
Ben Casey
Vincent Edwards
Sam Jaffe
Stella Stevens
Casey
Communist Party
Chi
Neurotics Anonymous Is Formed In Toronto
A new group named Neurotics Anonymous forms in Toronto to aid loneliness fear and communication problems like alcoholics and gamblers anonymous. Founder M J Youle-White hosted a private dinner and said neurotics are often more intelligent yet more aware of their problems. He noted rapid public interest with hundreds of phone calls and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neurotics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gamblers Anonymous
M. J. Youle-White
Youle-White
Officers Elected by Future Teachers Club
The Fu ture Teachers' Club of the Senior High School elected Bob Goly as president Paula MacMurray as vice president Addie Davis as secretary Margaret Sale as treasurer Lynda Lassman as reporter The program committee will be Miss Sale Marilyn Tiegreen Miss Lassman and Miss MacMurray Plans were made for the coming year The group is sponsored by William Carl and is composed of high school students interested in teaching as a career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Teachers’ Club
Bob Golay
Paula MacMurray
Addie Davis
Margaret Sale
Lynda Lassman
Miss Sale
Marilyn Tiegreen
Miss Lassman
Miss MacMurray
William Carl
Social Calendar Monday Sept 14 and Tuesday Sept 15
Community groups list activities at churches lodges and clubs including Mary Martha Guild VFW Auxiliary Sweet Adelines Lost and Found Gem and Mineral Society Patriarchs Mills IOOF hall Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Mills Fant and Woman's Chamber of Commerce Wesleyan Service Guild Lady Elks Chanute Textile Paint Club Cosmos Study Club and related dinners meetings and events across locations and times.
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Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Home Savings
Wype Gem and Mineral Society
Federation
Patriarchs Mills Fant
IOOF
Relniow
Masonic Temple
Ioof Hall
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Lady Elks
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Maple Leaf
Cosmos Study Club
South Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Laurel Mothers Begin Season With Home Meet
Laurel Mothers Club opened its season with a Friday meeting at 1509 W. 14th, presided by Mrs. Dale Edwards. After the business session, 18 members enjoyed a dessert and arranged decorations for the upcoming Mothers club luncheon, with an informal gathering planned Friday at 1318 Highland at 1 p.m.
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Laurel
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Friday admissions include Alice Lou Laurie at 1006 N Grant for medical care and Richard Thompson R 2, with Verna Shook and Estelle Wertz listed for surgery. Dismissals include Everett Perkins Humboldt Mrs Donald Dunivant and daughter R 3.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Alice Lou Laurie
N. Grant
Richard Thompson
R. 2
Everett Perkins
Humboldt
Donald Dunivant
Verna Shook
Eric
Estelle Wertz
Kansas
Richard Lintner
S. Highland
Randall Black
Wichita
Gilbert Hartman
S. Western
David Anderson
Highland
Neosho Valley 4-H News Highlights Local Meeting
Neosho Valley Busy Bees members Virginia Madill Joyce Anderson and George Madill attended the older 4-H meeting Thursday night in the Erie courthouse Miss Madill was elected reporter The next afternoon Susan Smith Frank Anderson Debbie Tunnell Steve Lopeman and Mrs Robert Lopeman presented a program for the Senior Citizens group with piano accordion cornet and ukulele performances.
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Virginia Madill
Joyce Anderson
George Madill
Erie
Miss Madill
Susan Smith
Frank Anderson
Debbie Tunnell
Steve Lopeman
Robert Lopeman
Senior Citizens Group
Buffalo area Bluebird Chapter meets after covered dish dinner
A Buffalo area CES Bluebird Chapter gathering followed a preceder covered dish dinner. Mr and Mrs Harry Orendorff shared Hawaii slides while Mrs Wilhite and others led the meeting. Invitations came for friendship nights from Sunflower and Fall River Chapters. A memorial for James H Parsons was read and the charter draped in his memory with Mrs Robertson stepping in as substitute officer.
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Buffalo
Bluebird
CES
Harry Orendorff
Hawaii
Wendell Wilhite
Sunflower
Fall River
Wilhite
Orendorf
Trem Raifsnyder
Colfax Women’s Missionary Society Meets Thursday
The Colfax Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society held a meeting on Thursday at the church. Members discussed group activities and planned upcoming outreach efforts in the community.
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Colfax
the Women's Missionary Society of the
Colfax Baptist Church
Thurs
New Miss America Crowning Tonight suspense mounts
A new Miss America is crowned tonight after a week of competition featuring 50 contestants in swimsuit, evening gown, talent, and personality. Finalists were reduced from 10 to five for the 1965 Miss America selection, with titles and prizes including a $10,000 scholarship and travel opportunities.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Fie
Scholarship Refit program presented at churchSocial event notes and attendees
Afternoon gathering at the church featured the Scholarship Refit program led by Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Myrl Ford, Mrs. Chester Uden and Mrs. Gordon Erickson. Nine members and two children attended with Mrs. Harry Larson presiding.
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Harry Larson
Howard Smith
Myrl Ford
Chester Uden
Gordon Erickson
Miss Kansas contestant receives welcome notes and fruit gifts
Atlantic City AP reports Miss Kansas Sharon Margene Savage has received kind messages from various sources. The Kansas entry notes hotel chef carved a cantaloupe basket with fruit and sculpted cantaloupe slivers to spell Miss Kansas. Telegrams keep arriving, including one from Dr James McCain president of Kansas State University. She appeared in the pageant’s swimsuit division Friday night in a black knit suit with scoop neckline and low back. Friday’s swimsuit winner was June Nelson of New Mexico.
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Atlantic City
Sharon Margene Savage
Kansas
James McCain
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Florence, Kansas
Talk Club Series Starts October 20 With Diverse Presenters
The 1964-65 Talk of the Month Club announces meetings at Grace Episcopal church. Dinners begin 6:30 p.m. with programs at 7:30. October 20 features Inez Gifford in Around the World Medley, Nov. 17 John C. Metcalfe, Jan 12 Kenneth Arbuckle, March 16 Joseph Ellis, and April 13 Dr. Rowland M. Myers presenting Romance of Words. Membership details available from the Chamber of Commerce or Ira Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Gifford
John C. Metcalfe
Kenneth Arbuckle
Joseph Ellis
Rowland M. Myers
Grace Episcopal Church
Democratic workers remember LBJ in 64 number
Walla Walla County Democratic party workers will recall the headquarters phone number. The line they quiz over is LBJ in 64 a bold campaign slogan turned phone tag prop in a local office. The playful reference ties the region to national politics.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Democratic Party
Walla Walla County
LBJ
Probate Court Matters in Mohler Estate
First published notice in Neosho County Kansas records for the estate of Margaret A Mohler deceased. Proceedings outline the probate actions, appointed representatives, and pertinent deadlines as listed in the Chanute Tribune notices dated September 5 1964 through September 19 1964.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Margaret A. Mohler
Margaret A.monier
Fred Mitchelson
Margaret A. Monier
Edna Peterson
Charles €. Henshall
Mark Eric Cole
Matthew Evan Cole
State OF Kansas
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Mrs. Olson
Ladies Aid
St. Cecilia
Vst
al Sise
Aus
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Don Higgenbotham
Rose Green
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Milt Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Institutes For
United States Chamber of Commerce
University of Colorado
Snyder
Academy of Organization Management
Ana Thompson
al Thompson
N. Forest
Zeta Tau Alpha Social Sorority
Baker University
Baldwin
University of Kansas
James Paul Harris
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Robert Fredrick Manley II
S. Tennessee
Sigma Nu
Toni Prickett
Cecil Prickett
S. Evergreen
Mercy School of Nursing
Fort Scott
Chanute High School
Leon Eastburn
Central
Loren
Yellow Tails
Armed Services
Air Force, Navy and Marine Corp
Libyian
Eastburn
England
Becky Marks
Webb Marks
S. Lincoln
Charles Kepley
S. Steuben
Salt Lick
Army
Edward S. McGinnis
Viola B. Woodward
1St
Infantry Division
Fort Riley
McGinnis
Korea
Sutu Tok
Farm Bureau Insurance
State of
Farm Bureau
Charles Stroh
Farm Bureau Mutual
Crooks
Charles Boyer
David Niven
Toronto
Dial Tribune
Highland Park of
Playtex
Daily Transcript
Neosho Valley
Lyndon Baines Johnson
United States
White House
Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
Jane Nelson
Tularosa
N.M
Nelson
Arizona State University
Ella Kessel
Ripley
W.va
Sherri Lee Raap
Fremont
Calif
Vicki Powers
Mobile
Ala
North Dakota
Karen Kopseng
Bismarck
Minnesota
Barbara
Hasselberg
Bloomington
David L, McCune
Chanote Ins, Beard
June Nelson
New Mexico
Emo
Johnson Mortuary
Individual Mausoleum CO
Grand
Parsons
Kas
Ira Barber
Christian Science
Kansas City
K.C
Coffeyville
KGGF
Wheeler, Mitchelson & Carlson
Charles
Henshall
East Main Street
Alberta Gough
Probere Court
State Department of Social Welfare
Robert Pennington
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