Woodson County Winners At the Mid-America Fair
Woodson County 4H members excelled at the Mid-America Fair in Topeka. In clothing eight ribbons were earned for outfits by Leis, Reynard, Bradman and others. Foods saw blue and white ribbons for multiple baked goods while crops and garden entries earned 14 of 20 ribbons by the Fitzpatrick and Leis families. Entomology and electric entries won reds and greens. woodworking produced whites. Four Stoneyvale 4-H girls competed in Home Economics judging. Junior Livestock Judging placed Woodson county teams with top individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Mary Lee Edwards
Woodson County
Theresa Leis
Anita Rhea
Cyrilla Leis
Lenora Reynard
Debra Bradman
Susan Cops
Peggy Zaring
Janet Robertson
Eileen Smith
Sharon Lynch
Juanell Solomon
Kay Wilhite
Angel
Vicki Weide
Mary Ann Beatty
Fitzpatrick
Kenneth
Patsy
Leis
Victor
Cyrilla
Wendell
Ronnie Solomon
Dale Smith
Danny Heffern
Pat McQuirk
Andrew Beatty
Scott Pringle
Birdhouse
Mike Kinsey
Stoneyvale 4-H
Janice Kinsey
Mary Mann
Vicki Redman
Topeka
Don Adams
Cloverleaf Club
Tom Hibbard
Stoneyvale Club
Gerald Lauber
Cloverleaf
Doug Barney
MRB Club
Local society notes and campus listings highlight regional activity
Weekend visits unfold as Mr and Mrs Lester Harding stay with P R Harding in Arkansas City. The Cherry Plum Creek Watershed committee met at the USDA building with Kline Karman presiding. Local students attend junior college programs in Iola and Chanute. Ada Rich and Charlene Lesline attended a district ASC workshop. Center Bowl hosts grand opening with coffee doughnuts and cookies as winter leagues form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Kline Karman
Russell Elliot
Chanute
Yates Center
Woodson County Historical Society
Norma's
Woodson
Neosho Falls
Ada Rich
Charlene Lesline
Neosho County
Social Calendar for Chanute community events 1966
Mon Jan 19 1966 Past President's Parley American Legion AuxiliaryAuxiliary Room 630 pm Fairfield Grange Fairfield School pm Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall refreshments 8 pm Chanute Cycle Club at the track 730 pm Arts and Crafts Club Central Park Community Bldg 9 am to noon Ladies of Elks 730 pm Duplicate Street Club Home Savings Bldg 715 Electa Mrs C Vincent McCune 204 N Forest 2 pm Tue Sept 20 1966 Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 730 Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant TOOF hall 8 pm Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 630 Women's Division Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel noon lunch Wesleyan Service Unc Methodist Church dinner 630 Chanute Toastmasters Club Memorial Bldg 730 Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 am Ladies Day Golf Chanute Country Club 130 Christian Women's Guild First Christian Church Mrs Lorens Nelson 1624 S Santa Fe 730 Sigma Alpha Sorority Peggy Conway 919 W 7th 730 Cosmos Mrs Lee Garmon 1403 S Evergreen 630 (covered dish dinner) Deborah Circle Mrs Bill Slane 318 S Kansas 730
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield
Rebekah Lodge
Chanute Cycle Club
Central Park
O. Elks
Home Savings
Electa
C. Vincent McCune
N. Forest
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Toof Hall
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Wesleyan
Unc. Methodist Church
Dinne
Chanute
Memorial Bidg
Chanute Textile
North Malcolm Community Center
Chanute Country Club
Christian Women's Guild
First Christian Church
Lorens Nelson
S. Santa Fe
Sigma Alpha Sorority
Peggy Conway
Cosmos
Lee Garmon
S. Evergreen
Deborah Circle
Bill Slane
S. Kansas
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Listed For Neosho
Daily Transcript lists Friday and today admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital with patient names and addresses for Richard William Mauro Borjas Bryan Burk and others. Dismissals include Mrs Myrt le Temple Virgil Hanson Bobby Vander ford Mrs James Read Anita Edwards and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Richard William
N. Steuben
Cora Mintz
S. Garfield
Myrtle Temple
N. Central
William Gericke and Son
Earl W. Ostrander
W. 4Th
David Godsey
Humboldt
Ray Wilkinson
Washington
Robert Carlison
W. Beach
Roy Dannelly Jr
S. Lafayette
Ella Jewell
N. Highland
Bryan Burk
Medical
Mauro Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Clarence Williams
Virgil Hanson
Nazarene supervisor to speak at local church service
The Rev. Dean Baldwin district supervisor of the Church of the Nazarene will speak Sunday at the local church in Lafayette during the 10:45 worship hour. Mmes. Belle Leighty Margaret Bloomheart Dorothy Wilson and Anna Lou Mattix attended graveside services for Mrs. Freda Cripps in Albany California Friday at Independence. Mrs. Cripps was Martin Johnsons sister and had visited the Safari Museum here the past four summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Baldwin
Church of the Nazarene
Istand Lafayette
Mmes
Belle Leighty
Margaret Bloomheart
Dorothy Wilson
Anna Lou Mattix
Freda Cripps
Albany
Calif
Independence
Dimons Return From Visit to Hammond Indiana
Mr and Mrs A O Dimon of 1131 N Forest have returned home after visiting their daughter Mrs H G Wood and family in Hammond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 0. Dimon
N. Forest
H. G. Wood
Hammond, Ind
Bradford Lafferty wedding vows in St. Patrick's Chanute
Barbara Jean Bradford of Orlando Florida became the bride of James G. Lafferty of Orlando son of Mr and Mrs Grant C Lafferty of Tazewell Virginia Aug 13 in a double ring ceremony at St Patrick s Catholic Church Chanute Rev Leo Hahn officiated Matron of honor was Mrs James F Burke Best man was Geral C Lafferty Ushering was by Gary Wood Moran and Duane Bauer Fort Scott Sister of the groom Debbie Lafferty presided at the guest book Mrs Darrell Erikson sang Our Wedding Prayer and Our Father accompanied by Mrs Lottie Wortman Following a trip to the Ozarks the newlyweds are at home in Orlando Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Bradford
Orlando
Fla
Raymond Bradford
Elsmore
James G. Lafferty
Grant C. Lafferty
Tazewell
Leo Hahn
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Chanute
James F. Burke
Geral C. Lafferty
Melbourne
Gary Wood
Moran
Duane Bauer
Fort Scott
Debbie Lafferty
Darrell Erikson
Lottie Wortman
Ozarks
Bridge event at Country Club awards prizes
Four tables of bridge were played at the Country Club Friday. Prizes went to Mmes. F. G. Hooker, Keith Dodd, Harry Ricketts and Arch Allen with special prizes to Mrs. Charles Vinckier and Mrs. Ed Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mmes
F. G. Hooker
Keith Dodd
Harry Ricketts
Arch Allen
Charles Vinckier
Ed Ashley
World Peace Youth Contest Offered by Lions Club
Chanute Lions Club announces a world peace essay contest for area youths. Twenty thousand local and district awards plus eight regional prizes of 1000 dollars, travel to Chicago in July 1967 for the 8000 prize winner, and a 5000 word limit. Essays judged 75 percent content, 10 percent organization, 10 percent style, 5 percent mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Lions Club
Mahlon Morley
Lions Clubs
Chicago
Morley
Red Cross Bloodmobile Volunteers Listed for Community Drive
Volunteers at the Red Cross bloodmobile operate Thursday and Friday with doctors Edward Long Donald Ray G L Ashley Albert Kihm and Earl B Gehrt among staff. Nurses include Mrs Don Ray Mrs Violet Anderson Mrs Beulah Toomey and Mrs Irwin Lassman. Canteen workers and donors are named along with blood donor calling groups Beta Sigma Phi and local homemaking units. Bloodmobile chairman Mrs Ed Ranz and canteen chair Mrs Ernest Kepley coordinate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Edward Long
Donald Ray
G. L. Ashley
Albert Kihm
Earl B. Gehrt
Don Ray
Violet Anderson
Beulah Toomey
Irwin Lassman
Lillian Marvin
Fred Thielenhaus
Tillie VanWickle
Mmes
Lena Robertson
Betty McGuffey
Leala Maloun
Ena Torres
Elsie White
Joyce Haskins
Ed Cross
Richard Cloke
J. O. Green
A. L. Burns
Floyd Naff
Leo Gottlieb
Vera Hunt
Gordon Bender
Robert Allen
Glen McLaren
Fred Harris
Dewcy Bedell
Jeannette Kelley
Lanah Wilson
Betty Fairchild
Sally Bertram
Virginia Friederick
Doris Stitt
Colleen Dean
Wilma Stackley
Elmer Hincha
Hazel Holeman
Myrtle Tunnell
Leona Johnson
Gladys Kepley
Mary Elliott
Bessie Carter
Lola Kuykendall
Nona Stitt
Virginia Embry
Belle Deleplane
Fern Krokstrom
Ora Heilman
Kathryn Lopeman
Cinnamott
Meredith Riker
Anice Shrimplin
Victory, Peace
We Who Meet in Saw Yer Hall Friday Afternoon
The We Who club gathered in Saw yer Hall with Mrs. Joe Hilton presiding. A report on an article by Dr. Murray Banks of New York was presented. A points contest was explained and dates run from September 23 to October 21. Coffee served to 10 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Joe Hilton
Murray Banks
New York
Golden Shrine Honors Members at Friday Meeting
The Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held a Friday session with Mrs. Bert Hargrove and Joe Wasser presiding. Honors were given to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rensing Chanute Mrs. Mary Jo McComb Fort Scott Mrs. Charles Reno and David Sanders Neodesha and F C Doty Pittsburg. Worthy high priestesses were Mesdames Josephine McCullough Parsons F C Doty Pittsburg and Elmer Morgan Neodesha. Invitations arrived from Pittsburg Parsons Neodesha Wichita Bartlesville Atchison and Miami Oklahoma. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting chaired by Mrs. Charles Leavitt and Mrs. Nell Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Bert Hargrove
Joe Wasser
Joe Rensing
Chanute
Mary Jo McComb
Fort Scott
Charles Reno
David Sanders
F. C. Doty
Pittsburg
Mmes
Josephine McCullough
Parsons
Elmer Morgan
Neodesha
Wichita
Bartlesville
Atchison
Miami
Oklo
Charles Leavitt
Nell Stevens
Mrs Walker Hosts RT Vice Presidents Luncheon
Mrs Walker hosted a Friday 1 pm luncheon at 411 S Highland for the LA to B of RT past presidents. Co hostess was Mrs Frank McBeth. Mrs L M Markman presided over nine members who spent the afternoon sewing for the Red Cross. Next meeting is a covered dish dinner on Oct 21 at Mrs Robert Smith 216 N Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Walker
S. Highland
Frank McBeth
L. M. Markman
Red Cross
Robert Smith
Western
McMillen Re-Elected NFC Head in 5th District
Gene McMillen is re-elected chairman of the 5th District National Farmers Organization. New officers include Arlo Bell vice chairman Lyndon, Mrs Ralph Multheap secretary, Jack Kouitz treasurer, Raymond Jones trustee. Delegates and alternates named for Resolutions, Rules and By-Laws, Arrangements, Credentials, and Election and Tally. District group to attend state NFC convention in Wichita on Nov 4 and national convention in Wisconsin on Dec 7-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McMillen
R. 1
National Farmers Organization
Arlo Bell
Lyndon
Ralph Multheap
Girard
Jack Kouitz
McCune
Raymond Jones
Ivan Fail
Thayer
Chanute
Raymond Lackey
Douglas
Lewis Biggs
Stark
Jack Kountz
Hubert van Buskirk
Mapleton
Ralph Multheup
Carl Bruington
Liberty
Wichita
Wisconsin
Don Everetson
Melvern
Kansas
Ellis Kitchen
Children's Theater Season Is Planned
The American Association of University Women children's theater committee met at Mrs. Charles Rubow's home to plan the season. Co-chairmen Mrs. Rubow and Mrs. Lillard Parks announced Aladdin and the Lamp as the first production to be staged October 14 at the High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women Children’s Theater Committee
Charles Rubow
Rubow
Lillard Parks
Co-Chaimen
Lamp
Carbondale Politician Roles Highlight Regional Officials
Carbondale NFC representative Allen Nunnenkemp and Altoona dairy official Fail lead regional posts in state legislature and national dairy commodity circles. Zone grain committee chairman Boyers and TV promotional head Mul theup also noted with McMillen presiding as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
NFC
Allen Nunnenkemp
Altoona
National Dairy Commodity
Fail
Zone
Boyers
Area TV
Multheup
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Capitol Building
Sauber
Barney
Hibbard
Adams
Harvey County
Chas
Buck” Trent
Porter Wagoner
P.M
Lester Harding
Mrs
P. R. Harding
Arkansas City
Dial Tribune
Ensurin
Nationa
Daily Transcript
Bradford-Lafferty
Lions Club
Golden Shrine
Mrs. Walker
Ruben
Mmes. Eldon Vaughn
C. L. Childers
Harry Steeves
Kelly Erickson
Don Tucker
Parks
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Kress
Emerson
National Union Electric Corporation
Emerson TV
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
U.S
Hawaii
Alaska
Emerson Television Sales Corporation
Zie
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Pioneer Hardware & Music Co
East Main
Emerson Electronics
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