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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1964

Page

3

Altoona Community Activities and Visits Noted

Altoona events include visits by Clarence Carver and Cecil Carver family groups from Neodesha and Nebraska to Charles Russell and others. Local clubs met, lessons on senior citizens were presented, a food sale was held, and church receptions honored school staff with a basket lunch. Shyrell Craner from Enid visited, and Vee-Ag students attended the Hutchinson state fair.

Altoona Clarence Carver Neodesha Cecil Carver Nebraska Charles Russell Nanna McKean Alta Aldridge Stella Kelly Una McKey Floyd Troutman K41 Methodist Bank Exchange The Christian Church Jim Smith George Hyde Paul Miller Michael Stanley Forsythe Chuck Collins Morris Forsythe Land Nellie Barnett Northwestern States Alaska Shyrell Craner Enid Okla William All McPherson H. D. Clayton Vee-Ag Stuents John Davis Sr Hutchinson Phillips University

Prairie View social notes from Emporia visitors and gatherings

Prairie View residents report visits by Charles Barnett and family of Emporia Teachers College. Guests include Kenneth Bartlett Earl Larry Jack Daniels plus Dale Lakin and Hazel White with Pearl Lassman. Hutchinson fair attendance noted. Birthday celebrations at Albert Lassman home for Pearl and Edd Gerken with multiple family guests. Center Grove Ladies Aide to meet Betty Stoll on October 7 for birthday dinner.

Prairie View Charles Barnett Emporia Teachers College Francis Barnett Kenneth Bartlett Earl Larry Jack Daniels Dale Lakin Hazel White Pearl Lassman Albert Lassman Pearl Edd Gerken Gus Mueller Harvey Lassman Gary Fern Lassman Fritz Lassman Vernon Ostrander Henry Roehl Center Grove Betty Stoll

Ann Landers Advice Column Letters From Chanute Tribune

A compilation of readers letters and Ann Landers responses discussing social issues. Topics include a high school girl with a loud laugh, a wife reconciling with a cheating husband and an extramarital friendship, and art critique remarks. The column ends inviting readers to send problems to the Chanute Tribune.

Ann Landers Thillisia Chanute Tribune

New Citizens Born in Humboldt Area Names and Dates

New citizens listed include Craig Jay son of Robert and Mildred Hiebert Humboldt born September 12 Gary Lynn son of L L Larson 1217 Neosho St born September 14 Nanette Marie daughter of Roland Mc Clay 1416 Central born September 16 Marsha Louise daughter of Abel Sanchez Humboldt born September 16 Brenda Sue daughter of Gary Embry 215 N Garfield born September 17 Kimberly Kay daughter of Herman Colvin 605 W 7th born September 19 Sheri Dawn daughter of Jack E Ellis Humboldt born September 22 Mark Alan son of Richard Brenner 210 N Franklin born September 22.

Marsha Louise Abel Sanchez Humboldt Brenda Sue Gary Embry N. Garfield Kimberly Kay Herman Colvin W. 7Th Sheri Dawn Jack E. Ellis Mark Alan Richard Brenner N. Franklin

Thinking Out Loud In Bettys Old House

Betty reflects on renovating an old house turning front brick into a back patio. Cats and a dog enjoy the sandpile as bricks are laid in a herringbone pattern. She jokes about aging eyes and short arms needing lenses and notes fall brings sunny street walking. The mail and college letters bring anticipation and silence can be good news.

Advertising is Your Guide to Safe Buying

A shopper focused notice explains how to spot safe purchases and avoid scams. It highlights checking seller reputation, reading return policies, and preserving receipts to protect buyers in everyday transactions. emphasizes careful online and in-store vetting.

Great Books Discussion Group Meets Sunday

The Dial Tribune notes a Great Books Discussion Group gathering at 7:30 p.m. in Heritage Room on Sunday.

Heritage Room

Nazarene Church to Host Rev B Edwards Johnson Speaker

The Rev. B. Edgar Johnson of Kansas City will speak at the Church of the Nazarene during Sunday morning and evening services. Johnson serves as general secretary of the Churches of the Nazarene.

Church of the Nazarene B. Edgar Johnson Kansas City Churches of the Nazarene

Mrs Bolze Hosts Today's Mothers Club Meeting

Members of Today's Mothers Club gathered at Mrs. Emmett Bolze's home at 107 S Tennessee on Thursday afternoon with co host Mrs. Charles Vierth in the president's absence. Mrs. C S Newton led the lesson When Parents Grow Old from Elizabeth Ogg. Refreshments for 15 members were served and a full arrangement served as a centerpiece on the tea table.

Mothers Club Emmett Bolze Tennessee Charles Vierth Don Beach Frank Hotchkiss Elizabeth Ogg C. S. Newton

Autumn Mothers Club Hosts Meeting and Auction

Mrs Wayne Wallace gave a lesson titled The Big Push to Grow Up at Autumn Mothers Club on Thursday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Charles Winfrey III welcomed nine members and one guest, with Mr Frank Nauykens in attendance. A white elephant auction and a door prize won by Mrs Edwin Hartman rounded out the event, with Mrs Jack Wilson and Mrs Wallace assisting.

Wayne Wallace Autumn Mothers Club Charles Winfrey III N. Garfield Frank Nauykens Edwin Hartman Jack Wilson

Dr Good Speaks To Merry Mothers On Hypnotism

Dr R W Good addressed the Merry Mothers Club on hypnotism Thursday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Bob Holder entertained 14 members and four guests at 1106 Tennessee, with co-hostesses Mrs Bill Newton and Mrs Richard Markham assisting. guests named were Mrs Bob Reynolds, Mrs Jim Hyson, Mrs William Richkorn, and Mrs Marion Alexander.

R. W. Good Merry Mothers Club Bob Holder Tennessee Bob Reynolds Jim Hyson William Richkorn Marion Alexander Bill Newton Richard Markham

Midway YWCA Meets. Protest Over Pledge Exclusion

The Midway YWCA met at the school Monday evening with 33 members. Mrs. Elmer Anderson gave devotions and Mrs. Milton Dorris led the lesson "Christian Challenge for Living." The group voted to send a letter to their congressman protesting the removal of "Under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ivan Mears and Mrs. Charles Anderson.

Midway YWCA Elmer Anderson Milton Dorris Ivan Mears Charles Anderson

Class Meets at Mrs Dickinsons Home for Bible Study

The Christian Culture Class of First Baptist met Thursday at 2 pm in Mrs A C Dickinsons Kansas home. With no president present, Mrs Dickinson led, Mrs A E Anderson conducted devotions, and Mrs Iva Dent and her group served refreshments to 14 members after games and recreation.

First Baptist Church A. C. Dickinson Kansas

Mrs. Fred Fortney Returns from New York Trip

Mrs. Fred Fortney of 225 West Dr. returned Thursday from a trip to New York visiting her brothers in the Catskills and Binghamton.

Fred Fortney New York The Catskills Binghamton, N, Y

Southeast Kansas Square Dance Fall Festival in Parsons

The Southeast Kansas Square Dance Callers Association hosts its annual fall festival in Parsons at the VFW Hall at 8 p.m. on Saturday, inviting all area square dancers to attend.

Southeast Kansas Square Dance Callers Association Parsons VFW

Dorrie and the Blue Witch At Library Story Hour

Dorrie and the Blue Witch will be told to children Saturday morning at the library story hour from 10 30 to 11 a m.

Blue Witch Library

Chanute nurse candidate for Kansas State Nurses' Assoc

Mrs Letty Lane Gaier director of the Chanute Public School of Practical Nursing seeks election to the Kansas State Nurses Association board of directors. Balloting is by mail with results announced at the annual Kansas City convention October 21 to 23.

Letty Lane Gaier Chanute Public School of Practical Nursing Kansas State Nurses’ Association Kansas City

Fine Arts Building Contracts Awarded at Southwestern College

Winfield Kansas AP reports contracts totaling 565000 for a fine arts building at Southwestern College. Constant Construction Co of Lawrence won the general contract for 417613 dollars. Winfield Plumbing and Heating was the low bidder on plumbing at 109260 dollars and Wichita Electrical Co. received 62563 dollars for electrical work. Completion is slated for fall 1965.

Winfield, Kan Southwestern College Constant Construction Co Lawrence Winfield Plumbing and Heating Wichita Electrical Co

Railroad Grain Rate Cuts Okayed

Kansas Corporation Commission chairman William L. Mitchell announced that railroads may cut grain rates starting October 15, applying to standard and previously unchanged rates. Reductions cap at 12 cents per 100 pounds, with 10 cents reductions for country to market or gathering rates, affecting interior Kansas stations and routes to Kansas City and beyond.

Topeka William L. Mitchell Kansas Corporation Commission Salina Kansas City Lawrence Olathe Mitchell Kansas Hutchinson Wichita Elkhart Newton

Veterans Reunion at Coffeyville 35th Division veterans meet

The 46th annual reunion of Company A, 139th Infantry, 35th Division, will be held in Coffeyville on Sunday. About 35 veterans are expected to attend.

Coffeyville, Kan 139Th Infantry Coffeyville

Kidnaped Children Found Near Bordeaux

Three French schoolchildren were found safe near Bordeaux after being kidnapped last Monday. Interior Minister Roger Frey had over 100000 police mobilized to hunt the kidnapers. Police checked all vehicles and watched airports as the children, Joel Biet 5 Patrick Guillon 5 and Christine 6, said a young man and a young woman named Nicole released them from a light blue car. they were found healthy though flea covered.

Paris Bordeux Roger Frey France Nicole Joel Biet Patrick Guillon Patrick Christine

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Altoona Christian Church Walter Uthman Yakima Wash Charles Ralph Russell Chanute Veronica Amp Landers M. 1 M.L Michaelangelo Raphael Gaugin Renoir Rembrandt van Gough Barclay Square Square World Book Encyclopedia Lonnie Rhodes Craig Jay Robert W. Hiebert Gary Lynn L. L. Larson Neoshot St Nanette Marie Roland L. McClay Central Fan F.d.lc Betty Dial Tribune Johnson Mrs. Bolze Dr. Good Speaker Merry Mothers Paul VI St. Peter’s Basilica Collis Brinkmeyer Renton Sharon Whitmore Jeff Joe Jamie Longmont Colo Vernon Brinkmeyer and Ed Brinkmeyer Western Bill Brinkmeyer Becky Ow Vicki Wayne Cannon Sherry Pammie Debbie Bartlesville Fine Arts NEW Fall Millinery Clara Lincoln RCA Victor Alborg Tude Home Entertainment Center Ed Williamson Stores East Main Dodge City Nancy Greer W. E Bill" Benson
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