Mothers Club season ends with luncheons and awards
Closing sessions for several Mothers clubs feature luncheons and program reviews. Holly Mothers Club announced a Pine room Tioga Hotel luncheon with Maypole decor and guests, while 20th Century Mothers installed new officers and presented roses. Delta Mothers Club hosted a closing luncheon in Iola with tulips and spirea and officers for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Mothers Club
Holly Mothers
Pine
Tioga Hotel
Neil Ashley
Independence
Mines
Ernest W. Johnson
Wayne Browning
Earl Moore
Dale Anderson
Neal McCoy
Eric
Charles Wilson
Robert Briley
R. R. Bray
Pocatello, Idaho
Johnson
Tats Blain
20Th Century Mothers
Chris Brazil
William Daniels
20Th Century Mothers Club
Carl Kelley
Lee Embry
Leonard Dungan
Burl O'Connor
Leo Gottlieb
Dungan
Ray Pershall
Iola
Delta Mothers Club
Petit
Charles Berthot Jr
Duane Grider
Gordon Miller
Kenneth Casper
Casper
Wayne Sparks
Fred L. Johnson
Fisher George
Kenneth Caldwell
Mmes
Robert Blank Jr
Robert Manley
Dean Skinner
Fred Montague
Half Size Fashion Pattern 9307 Shoulder Flare
Marian Martin design emphasizes simple lines for shorter fuller figures with options for eyelet or lace trim. Pattern 9307 offers half sizes 14 15 16 19 18 13 20 34 22 5 24 19 with yardage and fabric width details for size 16 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Lovely oval rug crochet pattern 7227 by Alice Brooks
Crochet pattern notes a 22 by 26 inch oval rug using 11 skeins of rug cotton with bright colors. Also offers pattern 7006 for a matching bath set, each pattern priced at 25 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Pattern order request to The Chanute Tribune
A mail order note requests patterns with pricing details. It instructs sending twenty five cents per pattern for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept in New York and lists NAME ADDRESS ZONE and PATTERN NUMBER fields.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York II
N.Y
Order 1955 Needle Craft Catalogue for designs
Enjoy pages of exciting new knitting crochet embroidery iron ons toys and novelty ties. Bend 25 cents for your copy and discover designs to inspire every project. Order now to collect all patterns and embellishments.
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Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Pattern order form instruction for Marian Martin
A dated pattern order note directs twenty five plus 5 cents per additional pattern for first class mailing to Marian Martin c/o The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York NY. States to print plain NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Annual Party Held By McMillen Family
Mrs. Gene McMillen hosted an annual dinner at her home with members of the McMillen and Thielen families. Birthdays observed included Gene McMillen, N E McMillen, and John Thielen, while Mr. and Mrs. Thielen marked their 34th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McMillen
N. E. McMillen
John Thielen
Thielen
Carol Lea
Charles
Fred Bower
Opal
Barney Thielen
Homer Waggoner
Joe Dale
Sharon Kay
Billy
Dorothy
Henry
David
Eddie
Sandra
Linda
Glenn Lee
Judy
Alice
Ladies Auxiliary Members Attend Parsons District Meeting
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen traveled to Parsons for a district meeting and to assist with ritual work. Mrs Mary Gorman of Columbus, grand president, attended along with numerous Chanute delegates and representatives from Fort Scott Neodesha Pittsburg and Osawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Parsons
Mary Gorman
Columbus
Chanute
J. H. Snyder
Mmes
Glen Nive
Grant Wilson
G. F E. Barker
J. O. Purviance
Claudie Morris
F. B. Carpenter
Delores Wood
Clarence Emerick
Ray Walker
John M. Newman
I. M. Stevens
George Wilson
Ernest Anderson
Erick Axcell
L. I. Stevens
K. R. Reinhardt
Fort Scott
Neodesha
Pittsburg
Osawatomie
Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Verne Woodring Home
The Friendship club gathered at 419 West Thursday afternoon with Mrs Earl Wible presiding. Seven members attended as devotional readings from St Luke were shared and prayers offered. Next meeting is May 26 with Mrs W M Miller at 1010 N Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Woodring
Friendship Club
West
Earl Wible
Tom Dye
Max Myers
W. M. Miller
N. Forest
Ashcraft Kennedy Wedding in Erie Federated Church
Maurine Anne Ashcraft and Pfc. Howard Ernest Kennedy wed at Erie Federated Church in a double ring ceremony. The bridal party wore lace and tulle gowns, with yellow and pink floral arrangements. After the ceremony a reception followed, and the couple departed for Nebraska and Iowa before Kennedy returns to Camp Chaffee Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ernest W. Carson
Stark
Joan Copeland
Lewis Ferguson
Gary Schommer
Anna Marie Kennedy
Junior Hill
Vera Wheeler
Tommy Currie
Debra Kennedy
Fred Kennedy
Roger Ashcraft
Bill Wheeler
Jon Herod
Walnut
Pittsburg
Pfc
St. Paul
Matilda Schuite
Kenneth Schwite
Earl Peterson Thayer
I. Altizer
John Shireman
Becky
Marvin Huning
Girard
EF. E. Thompson
Clinton
Jake Whitworth
Connie Wintten Derby
Cole
Willard F. Mallory
St. Helens
Ore
Scout Troop 24 Brownies Plan Mothers Day Invite
Brownie Scouts of Troop 24 met in Murray Hill lunch room Tuesday led by president Sharon Adams. They finished gifts and wrote invitations for a Mother Daughter tea May 3. Nineteen Brownies and leaders Mrs E B Rowson Mrs Harry Patterson and Fred Dicks attended. Taps ended the meeting. Troop 3 Brownies met at Lincoln School with flag ceremony and Brownie Promise led by president Marjorie Ward. A short business period followed with ongoing practice for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Scouts
Murray Hill
Sharon Adams
Mmes. E. B. Rowson
Harry Patterson
Fred Dicks
Lincoln School
Marjorie Ward
Tribune
Brownies Attend Mother's Day Program and Closing Song
A Mother's Day program ended with the friendship circle and taps. Sixteen Brownies and their leaders Mmes. Marvin Seefeldt, John Bergen and Mrs. Sam Baughman were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Marvin Seefeldt
John Bergen
Sam Baughman
Benedict PTA Honors Boy and Girl Athletes at Dinner
Benedict PTA held a covered dish dinner in the high school auditorium honoring boy and girl athletes from both grade and high school. Coach Paul A Best introduced participants after the meal. New officers were installed by Mrs. Philip Wing with Mrs. E. C. Wilson as president. The third and fourth grades received an electric clock for the largest parent attendance percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Pta
Mmes
B. T. Baughn
8. O. Rase
Lee Harris
Paul A Best
Marjorie Wright
Neodesha
Harlin Cook
Betty Lou Goff
Don German
Philip Wing
PTA
E. C. Wilson
Grace Episcopal chapter meeting at Mrs Goughs home
Mrs Gough hosted St Margaret's chapter of Grace Episcopal church at her home on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Henshall assisting. A dessert was served to 13 guests including Blanche Gafney of Winfield. Mrs Ahlers led the lesson on You and the General Convention with devotions by Mrs Henshall and Mrs Sale presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gough
St. Margaret's
Grace -Episcopal Church
Charles Henshall
Blanche Gafney
Winfield
T. F. Ahlers
Henshall
F. E. Sale
Erie Area Briefs Reflect League Changes and Local Updates
The Mineral Belt League discussed membership shifts with St Paul applying while Minden Mines exited for non participation and College High left Pittsburg. Other items include courthouse broadcasting wiring and dome painting, post office hours change for Katy train schedules, and various local visits and family gatherings. County Clerk adds a room at home as cancer drive appeals go out unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Belt League
E. G. Horiie
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Minden Mines
College High of
Pittsburg
Crawford County
St. Paul
Sheriff
Erie
Mamie Hayes
District Court
Independence
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Neosho County
C. F E. Yockey
Erie Post Office
Katy
Bert Edwards
Don C. Edwards
London
W. P. Eaton
Bluefield
W. Va
Edwards
Seth G. Wells
Edward Naanes
John McNally
Iola
D. L. Waggoner
Wendell Bowyer
North
Grant
Three men found guilty in Labette jail break and robberies
Earl Stanley aged 28 of Welch Oklahoma was convicted yesterday in Oswego Kansas of armed robbery felonious assault jail break and car theft. He was part of a trio that escaped Labette County jail March 30 1954 and fled in the sheriff s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Kas
Earl Stanley
Welch
Okla
Stanley
Labette County
Global Briefs: May Day Plots for Peace and Unrest
Reports from various capitals note police breaking a plot by Roman Catholics and Radical party members to disturb May Day events in Argentina. A San Salvador quake anniversary causes no injuries. In Italy Rome party leaders seek new voting alliances for a presidential election amid a fourth ballot. Emperor Hirohito marks his 54th birthday in Tokyo with a palace ceremony. An Air Force inquiry probes a B29 crash in Okinawa. ten crewmen die and names are withheld.
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Eva Peron
Argentina
Radical Party
Tokyo
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Naha
Okinawa
Air Force
Hall Heads to Washington for Governors Conference
Gov. Fred Hall will travel to Washington D C for the governors conference on May 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Washington
Topeka
Fred Hall
Washington, D. C
Victory Claimed By Premier Ngo In Bloody Strife
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem claimed victory in bloody civil strife in Saigon and defied Bao Dai to replace him as fighting raged between Saigon and Cho Lon. The government said it driven out the Binh Xuyen stronghold guarding approaches to its headquarters, while fires left thousands homeless and casualties mounted. Bao Dai summoned Diem to the French Riviera to confer by Tuesday, a move seen as dismissal threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Diem
Binh Xuyen
Cho Lon
U. S
French Riviera
le van Ty
Nguyen van Vy
Farmers share drops as market basket costs inch up
The Agriculture Department reports that consumer payments for farm foods fell 3 percent in the first quarter from 1954’s January-March period while farmers received 8 percent less. The farmer’s share declined to 42 percent, down from 45 percent a year earlier, with marketing costs rising slightly. The market basket cost at an annual rate stood at 969 dollars, and poultry and eggs led the gains alongside small increases in bakery, cereals, fruits, and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Farmer share of consumer dollar drifts since WWII
The excerpt notes declines in farmer earnings from meat products fats and oils and a 42 cent share of the consumer dollar, unchanged from the final quarter of 1954 and within a postwar range of 42 to 52 percent. It places the trend in the broader years after World War II.
Probate notices for Augusta Eltzholtz and Henderson estates
First published probate notices in Chanute Kansas announce hearings and order of descent for Augusta Eltzholtz half interest in Tioga Addition Chanute property and sale of Henderson estate realty to pay debts. Notices name petitioners heirs administrators and require defenses by May 1955 in Erie courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Notice Consolidates Zoning Hearing And Estate Proceedings
Public notices announce Chanute zoning committee hearing on a proposed ordinance in Memorial Building May 5 1955 and an estate matter in Neosho County District Court with a May 25 1955 filing date for descent of real property and related assets. Lenora Welch petitions. attorneys Balch and Bailey represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kansas
Memorial Building
State OF Kansas
Lenora
Welch
Neosho County
Jones
City of
George T. Every
G. T. Every
Erie
Lenora O. Welch
Balch & Bailey
Probate final settlement filed in Neosho County Kansas
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas Hattie Olive Swaney Administratrix of the Jeptha B R Grayson estate filed for final settlement per the family settlement agreement dated August involving all listed heirs.
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in G W Boerstier Estate
Last published May 13 1953 in the matter of the estate of G W Boerstier Deceased ETHEL BENNETT was appointed executrix April 28 1955 by the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas and letters testamentary issued on that date All creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred Executrix ETHEL BENNETT Attorneys for Executrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Augusta Eltzholtz
Arthur Eltzholtz
Neosho County
SAID
Charles Albert Henderson
C. A. Henderson
Mary Henderson
Erie
Kansas
H. M. Minnich
Charles Ailbert Henderson
Neosio
Georges T. Every
G. W. Boerstier
Ethel Bennett
G. W., Boerstler
Executriz
Balch & Bailey
Executrixz
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Clark M. Fleming
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Bert Reeves
ST. Louis
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Coffeyville, Kas
Alvin F. Grauerholz
Yates Center
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Here
Dwight Brown
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fredonia
Fall River Reservoir
Fall River
Sheriff's Office
Dana Dawson
Global Briefs
San Salvador
el Salvador
ROMEP
Italy
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Goodall
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W. Main
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Associated Press
U.S
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Arthur Fltzholtz
L. H. Cable
Petitioner
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Thayer
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Charles £. Henshall
Jeptha F P. Grayson
Spectra Sportswear
West Mein Dress Shop
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Wizard OF OZ
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