Vows Exchanged at First Presbyterian Church
Melody Lynn Barr and Steven Lee Drummond exchanged marriage vows at 2 30 p m July 28 at the First Presbyterian Church. Families include the Barr and Drummond households with detailed reception and attendant arrangements. The couple resides in Wichita with future plans and employment noted for both.
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Melody Lynn Barr
Steven Lee Drummond
First Presbyterian Church
Erie Girl Receives Red Cross Life-Saving Award
Erie14 year old Susan Mattox saved a 5 year old boy at the Erie Swimming Pool on July 12. The Red Cross awarded her a certificate of recognition for extraordinary personal action.
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American Red Cross
Barbara Standley
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Red Cross
Dean Sears
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Sears
Standley
Gerald Sears
First Baptist Women Study Leprosy Topic
The American Baptist Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday to study leprosy. Mrs P L Forslund reviewed Dont Say Leper from the American Baptist magazine noting 100 years of organized church leprosy work begun by Father Damian in Hawaii and Wellsley Bailey in India.
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P. L. Forslund
American Baptist Magazine
Father Damian
Hawaii
Wellesly Bailey
India
A. A. Frischenmeyer
Wilma Hutchison
Bethel Neighborhood Christian Center
Kansas City
Young People Describe Church Mission Trips and Tours
Miss Susan Gorton and Rex Willis spoke to the Women's Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church on Wednesday. They described church sponsored trips as part of the Kansas City Fast Conference Missionary Project tour, with 42 youths and five staff studying ministry sites including Youthville Newton Indian Center and Wesley Medical Center in Wichita.
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Rex Willis
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Edwin Hartman
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Dear Heloise readers share handy kitchen and travel tips
Letter excerpts discuss freezing veggies with sauce to stretch meals and reuse leftovers. A sewing hint uses colored bobbin thread for easy recall. Home tips cover ironing shorts under a mattress, repurposing fringe from bedspreads, and organizing travel toiletries with labeled plastic bottles.
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Heloise
Jo Merrily Parker
Social Calendar Aug 7 8 events and meetings listed
Community calendar with meetings and club events for Tuesday Aug 7 and Wednesday Aug 8. Highlights include Ladies' Day Golf Chanute Country Club 9 15 a m and various club gatherings at churches lodges and meeting halls through the week with times from 1 39 p m to 9 p m plus a chamber of commerce listing for the Neosho Valley Coin Club.
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Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Gem and Mineral Society
Charles
Burgtorf
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IOOF
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First Christian Church
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Little Meat Goes Long Way
Budget minded families can stretch meat with planed portions and alternative proteins. The American Meat Institute suggests smaller meat portions with pasta or grains, plus varied sauces, vegetables, and legume options to maintain nutrition while controlling cost.
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American Meat Institute
Lost terrier foils city blocks as officer corals dog home
A small charcoal terrier wandered Friday at First and Highland. Chanute animal control officer Melvin Stierwalt collected the pet and returned it to a South Evergreen home. He seeks the terrier's owners who were visiting town last week.
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Highland
Melvin Stierwat
Chanute Animal Control
South Evergreen
Stierwalt
Widower Seeks Advice On Wife's Alleged Infidelity
A widower writes to Ann Landers about his late wife, saying he believes she was unfaithful during marriage and wonders whether to tell their daughter. Ann warns that exposing the dead woman may harm the daughter and suggests seeking a therapist. He also notes a radio report about car theft and offers tips on garnish with cucumber slices.
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A.W
Ann Landers
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