Brooks-Brown Vows In New Hope Church
Brooks-Brown Wedding at New Hope Baptist Church with Carol Charlene Brooks marrying John Tracy Brown in a double ring ceremony. Bride wore Peau de Soie gown. maid of honor Virginia Jenkins and a cadre of bridesmaids in pastel blue. Reception in North Malcolm Community Center followed by guest lists and businesslike detail of family attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Charlene Brooks
Washington
Simon F. Brooks
John Tracy Brown
John B. Brown
Joseph
New Hope Baptist Church
S. P. Jenkins
Chicago
Dave Petterson
H. A. Simons
Harold Bowen
Virginia Jenkins
Goldie Boldridge
Linda Sewyer
John Holford
Topeka
Maid of Honor
George Boldridge
Atchison
Richard Johnson
Chanute
Paula Denise Bower
A. D. Johnson
Fred Demps
Johnathan Rogers
Leonard Parker
Eli Graves
Mmes
J. T. Johnson
Ruth Jenkins
Kay Jackson
Darlene Boldridge
Edra Dixon
Chanute High School
Washburn University
Kansas Neurological Institute
Brown
Central High School
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Junior College
Locust
Armour Packing Company
Leslie Schmittese
Ronnie Brown
Gilliland Reunion Draws Gilliland Kin in Coffeyville
A Gilliland family reunion was held in Coffeyville on Sunday with a noon basket lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gilliland, Clara Gilliland, Earl Beaty of Lamonia Iowa, Jack Laster of Lakewood Colorado, George Gilliland of Dewey Oklahoma, and many other Gilliland relatives from Coffeyville Chanute Chanute Copan Independence Cherryvale Dearing Tyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliland
Coffeyville
Dave Gilliland
Clara Gilliland
Earl Beaty
Lamonia
Iowa
Jack Laster
Lakewood
Colo
George Gilliland
Dewey
Okla
Keith Morelan
Billy
Penny
Copan
Merle Wilson
Floyde Lowe
Independence
George Royer
Myrtle Fist
Cherryvale
Aneta Deetz
O. A. Deetz
Dearing
Dean Gilliland
Cheryl Gilliland
Cathy McKay
Caney
Effie Gilliland
Tyre
Ann Gilliland
Kenneth Gilliland
J. S. Gilliland
Dorothy Hugo
George Prather
John Gilliland
Bill Gilliland
A. E. Morelan
Chanute
Newland Reunion Held in Thayer Park for 33rd Time
The 33rd Newland reunion gathered Sunday at McLacklen Park Thayer with a noon basket dinner for 92 relatives and two guests hosted by the Erbe families. Gifts were given to Harry Davis oldest member and Richard Worley youngest, with the couple Donald and Mrs Heck noted as newest married. Numerous Newland relatives from nearby towns attended including Arch Newland Carl Morgan and many others. Ice cream and cake followed the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland
McLacklen Park
Thayer
Erbe
Harry Davis
Richard Worley
Donald Heck
Winton Brown
Vilas Class of 42 Holds Picnic in Park
Eight members and their families of the 1942 Vilas High School class plus one teacher attended a basket dinner at Santa Fe Park on Sunday. The group planned to meet again in ten years with many local attendees representing Kemah Tulsa Wichita Buffalo Pueblo Rose Benedict Chanute and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas High School
Santa Fe Park
Lawrence Hanson
Allen
Larry
Kemah
Texas
Glen Nelso
Doug
Tulse
Jack Huston
Steve
Tom
Beth
Wichita
Cleo Rutherford
Lana
Jana
Dana
Diana
Buffalo
Grant Deakin
Pueblo
Colo
Lawrence Beck
Richard
Terry
Bill
R. 2
J. C. Rutherford
Albert Hanson
Herbert Henson
Rose
Clarence Nelson
Benedict
Glen McLaren
Chanute
Chanute Tribune page brief from August 9, 1962
Local Chanute Tribune edition dated Thursday August 9 1962 contributes a concise page mockup with brief notices and community items. It reflects typical mid century small town reporting including upcoming events and brief civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Esther Circle Meets In Taylor Home
The Esther Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Missionary Society met at Mrs. George Taylor's home, 1008 W Beach, on Wednesday. Mrs. P A Swan led the business meeting, with Mrs. Ernest Allen teaching the lesson and a skit on Bible Study in Depth by Myrtle Moffatt, Swan, George Taylor, and Allen. Eight members and two guests, Mrs. Howard Brank and Mrs. Tom Lacen of Earlton, attended. Next meeting is Sept 12 at Edna Strohm's home, 406 W 7. Closing prayer by Mrs. Strohm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Evangelical United Brethren Missionary Society
George Taylor
W. Beach
P. A. Swan
Ernest Allen
Mmes
Myrtle Moffatt
Howard Brank
Tom Lacen
Earlton
Edna Strohm
Ed Cathers
S. Evergreen
H. D. Hunter
Duff Wagoner
A. A. Miller
Myra _ Brobst
Eldon Penner
Don Shoemaker
Lewis Taylor Jr
Earlten
CWF Breakfast Meeting at Christian Church
The Christian Women's Fellowship met Wednesday in the church dining room for a breakfast served by Mrs Gertie Adams and group two. Mrs Forrest Clemings presided, Mrs Robert Wells led the opening hymn, and Mrs Jerry Jones played piano. Mrs Howard McNeill gave devotions and Mrs Jack Parkins led the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
Christian Church
Gertie Adams
Forrest Clemings
Robert Wells
Jerry Jones
Howard McNeill
Jack Parkins
Social Calendar Dial Tribune-HE meeting
Top Determinettes gather at 1 30 pm with Mrs. John Kenney at 1407 West Main for a social calendar event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial Tribune
John Kenney
W. Main
Pleasant Valley cemetery district annual meeting report
The Thornburg THORNBURG area notes the Pleasant Valley cemetery district holding its annual meeting at the Grange hall. Local residents in the region include Mrs. Lucille Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Max Carter visiting Matt Wiltse, and Jim and John Jordan of rural Fredonia visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ambarger. A dinner gathering brought together Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bradford with Richard and Sharon at the Greens in Altoona. Mrs. Carl Stone and granddaughter Pamela visited Mrs. Walter Bradford. the Crums welcomed a daughter born July 31, with Mrs Crum previously Bonnie Travis. The Crums also have a son. Walter Bradford hosted supper guests with Floyd Ladd of rural Humboldt, and Mrs. O. C. Myers attended a school reunion at Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Grange Hall
Lucille Scott
Max Carter
Matt Wiltse
Jim
John Jordan
Fredonia
Guy Ambarger
Lee Bradford
Richard
Sharon
Frank Green
Altoona
Carl Stone
Pamela
Walter Bradford
Jay Crum
Floyd Ladd
Humboldt
O. C. Myers
Dinah Shore Delays Hollywood Bowl Show
Hollywood AP reports singer Dinah Shore, suffering a respiratory infection, postpones next Friday’s Hollywood Bowl appearance. Bowl officials hope to reschedule for next year, with no further dates available this year. Shore does not require hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Miss Shore
Methodist Circles Meet at Local First Church WSCS Gatherings
The Martha Circle met at Mrs. Milo Johnson’s Poplar Heights home with co chair Mrs. John McMeekin presiding. Lesson by Mrs. Lester Purdy. report on Kansas City church mission trip presented by Mrs. Burl O Connor. Sixteen members and three guests attended. Adalt Circle gathered at Mrs. Ed Cathers home with 13 members and two guests. Ruth and Naomi circles met at various homes for WSCS activities with lessons and youth talks. A new member, Mrs. Frank Sullivan, was announced. next meeting set for Sept 12 at Mrs. S. L. Burris’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Johnson
Poplar Heights
John McMeekin
Cochairman
Lester Purdy
Burl O Connor
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Kansas City
National College
Good Will Industries
Eva Johnson
Floyd Hall
Chanute
Sandra Samuel
Broken Arrow
Oklo
Ruth Circle
The
Methodist Church
WSCS
Carl Pate
S. Highland
Charles Cox
Harry Lewis
Fran Stacy
Frank Sullivan
S. L. Burris
W. Main
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragments
In sympathy with In Sympathy a long suffering physician’s wife says church is hard due to free medical advice. A friend corners a doctor at a cocktail party and describes hip pains, he says undress, ending the issue. A man imitates the President to mixed reception, blogger notes democracy allows jokes of leaders. A young man seeks unbiased opinion about a girlfriend who checks him constantly. Ann Landers advises professional help and warns of lifelong suspicion. Copyright 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers
United States
Ruth
Bruce
Kennedy women visit beach in Capri style outing
Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy toured a cliffside retreat by car to a beach five miles away. A second vehicle carried beach gear and lunch baskets for drivers and seven Secret Service agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravello
Italy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
U.S. Secret Service
Typhoon Opel Hits Hokkaido Killing Two
Typhoon Opel slashes across southern Hokkaido today killing two and injuring nine. About 2,500 miles to the southwest Typhoon Patsy moves through the South China Sea toward Hainan and plows through Cebu and Samar, leaving hundreds homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hokkaido
South China Sea
Hainan
Philippine
Cebu
Samar
Irish bred gelding Pioneer gets dental work after fall at Geneva show
In Geneva a 12-year-old Irish bred gelding named Pioneer had four gold plated teeth fitted after losing four teeth in a water jump fall. In Italy, Rosanna Abbandoni, 31, died after jumping from an upper balcony at the Leaning Tower of Pisa on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayram Kandemir
Topeka
Miss Monroe
Parsons
Kansas City
Dublin
Ireland
Rome
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Ravello
Italy
Gen
Renato Salaris
Pioneer
Geneva
Pisa
Rosanna Abbandoni
Rome court says priest may refuse absolution over politics
A Rome high court ruled a priest does not break Italian law by withholding absolution due to a penitent's politics. The decision overturned a six year case accusing the Amoros priest near Naples of influencing votes by denying absolution.
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Rome
Amoros
Naples
Best Yet 4H Club Hosts Junior Cooking Lesson
Members of the Best Yet 4H Club met Thursday morning with Martha McCoy and Suzie Fickel. Dennis Steinman and Ronnie Redburn demonstrated cookie making and discussed fair exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McCoy
Dennis Steinman
Ronnie Redburn
Susie Fickel
Meat Loaf Frances With Corners Of Cheesy Crust
A meat loaf dish combines egg tomato juice bread stuffing green pepper onion and Worcestershire with lean beef. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes then rest 19 minutes before turning out, top with cheddar and broil briefly to melt. Serves 4 to 6.
Fig and Ham Course Suggestion With Italian Prosciutto
The note proposes serving ripe figs with paper thin ham as a first course. It specifies prosciutto as the preferred Italian ham variety for true gourmet fare.
Itching relief ad promotes ME-NOT lotion at McCune Drug Store
Quick drying ME-NOT promises rapid itch relief for eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes and speeds healing with antiseptic action. Money back guarantee offers 48c refund at any drug store if not pleased. Today at McCune Drug Store.
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McCune Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brooks-Brown
New Hope Church
Thayer Park
Arch Newland
Carl Morgan
Connie
Carlene
Eugene Bennett
Susan
Fred Erbe
David
Terry Joan
Edwin Worley
Jane
Archie
Robbie
Eldred Newland
Jeanne
Joe
John
Dolores
Eldred Jr
Stella Dalton
Eva Fraser
John Wright
Neodesha
Wayne Erbe
Chiamotta
Dale Wayne
Boyd Golay
Cynthia
Lee White
Mike
Tami
Dixie
Harley Newland
Debra
Craig
Paula
Stacey
Sedgewick
Brenda
Beverly
Bryan
Bradley
Caldwell
Jeff
Guy Short
Bernice Griese
Victor Erbe
Ruth Ann
Clyde Meek
Louis Heck
Lemmie Brown
Ella Newland
Tim Matthew
Vilas
Robert Pennington
Taylor
CWF
Aiks
Oklahoma
Central Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ponca City
Enid
Oklahoma City
Lawton-Fort Sill
Duncan
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Central
Independence - Coffeyville
Kan
Bogota
Colombia
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Valencia
Alberto Ruiz Novoa
Izmir
Turkey
Marilyn Monroe
Aegean Sea
Methodist
Martha Circle
Wscs Met
Adalt
First Methodist Church
Mable Comstock
Felix Bouray
Pate
Lewis
Della C. Lamb
Naomi
C. A. Sharpe
S. Lafayette
Larry McCune
Carrie Pollock
Sharpe
Ethel Eaton
Gertrude Stevens
Art Holmes
Mmes. Farwell
Knapp
Inman
Johnson
York
Feffry
Walker
Older
Amer
D.L
Roosevelts
Kennedy
Global Briefs
FE. Main
American Legion Hall
Lincoln & Walnot
LEES
Willett
Bissman
Johnson-Carper
Flexsteel
Bill Johnson Furniture
Highland
Chanute, Kansas
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