National and Inter-American Music Week Observed
Music Week runs May 1 8 nationwide with the theme Music Making Enriches Life The St Cecilia Music club led by Mrs J Adams announces the observance 31st annual National Music Week To be marked by church services school performances and community chorus efforts in Chanute the American Legion auxiliary organizes a women’s chorus under Mrs John Nation state music chairman for the auxiliary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Adams
St. Cecilia Music Club
America
St. Cecilia Club
Margaret Hollenshead
Memorial Auditorium
Kenneth Tebow
Royster Junior High School
Wallace Johnson
Chanute
American Legion Auxiliary
John Nation
Chanute Artists Display at Independence Exhibit
Verdigris Valley Art Exhibit sponsors announce Chanute artists will show from May 13 to 15 at Independence. Mmes Paschal Grimes Charles Taylor and Raymond Pierpont participate along with Mrs W M Horton of Thayer and Mrs Merle Yockey of Erie. Entries en route from Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma promise variety.
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Verdigris Valley
Independence
Chanute
Mmes
Paschal Grimes
Charles T. Taylor
Raymond Pierpont
W. M. Horton
Thayer
Merle Yockey
Erie
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Alcott Study Group Hosts PTA Coffee Meeting
Mrs Warren Babcock hosted the Alcott Study Group Wednesday morning for coffee. Mrs Carl Ranabargar chaired. Mrs Dale Torrence led the lesson reviewing Character for Freedom's Children from National Parents Teacher. The next meeting is May 12 in Highland Park with a 1 o'clock luncheon.
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Alcott
Warren Babcock
Carl Ranabargar
Dale Torrence
Freedom's Children
Charles W. Ferguson
National Parents Teacher Magazine
Fred Gerardy
Robert Bray
PTA
Hutchinson
Alcott Pta
Highland Park
Officers Elected by Women's Golf Association
Mrs. William M. Gray Jr. announces officers and chairmen for the season. Names include Mrs. Robert N. Allen co chairwoman, Mrs. E. O. Morris secretary, Mrs. Fred L. Johnson treasurer, and committee heads for Ladies day Southeast Kansas League play triangulation events and tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Gray Jr
Women's Golf Association
Robert N. Allen
E. O. Morris
Fred L. Johnson
Jay Tabor
Frank Gibson
Mmes. Allen
Lyle Holman
Howard Owens
Marjorie Cook
Mmes
John Nation
Gordon Barker
J. Leroy Barker
F. G Hooker
M. Wickard
Ed Ashley
Marilyn Mull
Nancy Nelson
Jean
Judy Ashley
Earl Ballinger
Glen Shook
Carl Stevens
Busy Bees 4 H Club Officers Lead Neosho Valley Meeting
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4 H club held Monday night at the school with Judy Bower as president and Duane Johnson as vice president. Cathy Thompson served as secretary and Kay Blair as reporter while Phil Stanley Dryden played piano and Judy Carlson led songs. Delegates Lyla Hanson and Dale Larson were chosen for the roundup in Manhattan. County agent Talmage Eagles discussed projects and pest control as members planned a county skating party and a 4 H Sunday church picnic at Highland Park Chanute.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Judy Bower
Duane Johnson
Cathy Thompson
Kay Blair
Phil Stanley Dryden
Judy Carlson
Dale Larson
Lyla Hanson
Manhattan
Talmage Eagles
Highland Park
Chanute
Joyce Anderson
Dinah Morris
Raymond Erickson
Linda Bower
Farewell Coffee For Mrs Owens
A farewell coffee for Mrs Howard Owens was hosted Friday afternoon by Mrs E R Parr and Mrs C G Bailey at 517 N Highland. Mr Owens will report Monday to Miami Oklahoma as manager of Burlington Manufacturing Co following a transfer from the Chanute plant. Mrs Owens will join him soon. Outlook Study club members attended. spring flowers decorated the home and Mrs Carl Stevens gave a group gift.
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Howard Owens
E. R. Parr
C. G. Bailey
N. Highland
Owens
Miami
Okla
Burlington Manufacturing Co
Chanute
Outlook Study Club
Carl Stevens
Etiquette Q A on bridge manners and wedding toasts
A reader asks if a player should declare victory by laying down remaining cards. The answer warns it annoys players and may be wrong, advising to play out all tricks. It notes the bride selects the church and clergyman for a wedding. A suggested toast thanks the guest and invites future visits.
How Can I Preserve Brooms and Wash Towels
A vintage advice piece explains preserving broom straw by boiling salt water and soaking every two weeks to prevent brittleness. It also suggests washing kitchen towels with a small amount of borax in the wash water to tackle dirt and grime.
Pattern order notice for Marian Martin department
A customer advertises sending thirty five cents plus five cents for each pattern to Marian Martin via The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. Include name address zone city state and the pattern style number. Address indicates New York mailing details and care of the pattern department.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Ist St
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Meeting Recap
The Cottage Grove Ladies Aid met all day Friday at Mrs. Ralph Debler home with a covered dish lunch. Fifteen members and seven children attended. They quilted for the hostess and, during the afternoon business session led by Mrs. Debler, contributed five dollars to the cancer fund. The next gathering is planned with Mrs. Robert Johnson on May 19.
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Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Ralph Debler
Debler
Cancer Fund
Robert Johnson
Cotton blends mimic wool in versatile fashion throughout year
Fashion notes cotton and cotton blends offer woollike looks and year round wear. Transition dresses suit spring and summer, with tweedlike fabrics and satinlike finishes. Designs include sheath silhouettes, boleros, and trims in navy gray or black and white checks with braids and ribbons.
20 Teens Battle 20 Chicago Students at University Fraternity
A group of about 20 teenagers with brass knuckles invaded a University of Chicago fraternity house last night, breaking up a dance for about 200 attendees. Two students were hospitalized after clashes with around a dozen Delta Upsilon members, with no further details provided.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Oil firm drills new well east of town on Owen Earnhardt farm
Eric and Vicinity Beeler and Lind, a leading oil producer in the tire field, brought in a new well Thursday on the Owen Earnhardt farm three miles east of town. They now have 16 producing wells on the 120 acre tract and plan to drill until they reach 24.
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Beeler & Lind
Owen Earnhardt
Cora Miller
Parsons
Erie 20Th Century Club
E. J. Richey
Don Beach
Shanate
Hubert Beard
Bert Shackelton
Erie Assembly
Rainbow Girls
OES
Neosho County hosts District Home Demonstration Day
Neosho County units host Crawford Cherokee Labette Montgomery and Wilson counties for the District Home Demonstration Day on May 5 at Memorial Auditorium Cha nute announced by Mrs Marguerite Grannemann HD agent. Mary Elsie Border 4-H leader will speak on Thirteen Souls in a Jeep detailing extension work in Pakistan. Helen Cubit Kansas Home Demonstration Council SE director will present with the home demonstration seal. The President's Parade will be led by Mary Ruth Vanshike with county choruses from LaBette and Wilson and other music. An advisory committee will serve coffee 9:50 to 10:00 a.m.
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Neosho County
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Wilson
Memorial Auditorium
Chanute
Marguerite Grannemann
Mary Elsie Border
Miss Border
Fourpoint
Pakistan
Helen Cubit
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
Mary Ruth Vanshike
Labette and
Social Calendar May 1995 Connector Clubs Weekly
Bridge at Kay Hotel 7:50 PM. Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows Hall events listed. Saddle Club Pom Pom Chanute and Sub Deb Club at Barbara Wilson 24 Evergreen with 7 PM start.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Kay Hotel
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Chanute Saddle Club
Barbara Wilson
Evergreen
Removal of Shoes Ends in Divorce
In five years of marriage William A. Coslett alleged his wife barred his entry to the home unless he removed his shoes. The claim of extreme cruelty was upheld by Judge Joseph E. Cook, who granted a divorce.
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Denverp
William A. Coslett
Coslett
Joseph E. Cook
Deaths and Funerals Gather for Oshel Huff Gabrielson
Funeral services were held for Albert J. Oshel in Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. Judd Jones officiating. Mrs. Stella Huff’s service followed at Lavonburg Methodist Church with soloists and bearers named. interment at Huff cemetery. Oscar Gabrielson rites were in Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church with organist and pianist accompanying two singers. burial in Vilas cemetery. The 1956 American Bowling Congress tournament will be held in Rochester New York.
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John Waltermire
P. L. Forslund
Carl Kimble
Paul Brennecke
Riley Graham
Elmwood
Odd Fellows
Wendell Parsons
Savonburg
Kelly Daniels
Elsmore
Huff Cemetery
Rochester
N.Y
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Eagles
E. A. Blair
Gerald Endsley
Ed Bussman
Don Anderson
Buffalo Boosters
Judy Clough
Daryl Harvey
Marilyn Chapman
Women’s
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Chanute Discount Co
S. Evergreen Phone
Mrs. Owens
Ladies Aid
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Oilfield Research Labs
Highland
Chanute, Kansas
Eric & Vicinity
Ula Hayward
Friendship Circle
Glenn Womeldorff
Nancy
Joyce
Joe Clevinger
Grant Hines
Evie
Earl Meek
Joe Anway
Eugene Browning
Lee's
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Clarence Richardson
Hazel Taylor
Bonnie Yockey
Chris Stanley
Lewis Edwards
C. P. McKinnie
Gordon
Beloit
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Mildred Mears
Ross Alderson
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D. L. Alderson
Clark M Fleming
Iola
Fleming
Alderson
Otis Smith
Neosho Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Smith
Everett McGowen
Miss Vanskike
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Skyline Motel
Rosenthal
E. B. and
Vera Peavey
Ralph Bonewitz
Kansas State College
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Joplin
Sun
Kesb
Kansas City
WDAPF
Topeka
Fat Maria
Floyd L. Johnson
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