Unusual Bridge Hand In Duplicate Club Session
At the Chanule Duplicate Bridge Club the rare hand reached near 7 spades on most tables with one timid East West pair. The article details a complex bidding sequence and notes above average scores by several pairs including Mrs. Howard Wilson and Bob Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Judy
Chanule
Howard Wilson
Bob Ward
Dan Forbes
Richard Doty
Judy Ashley
Don Elder
Hub
Pineapple Treat Crochet Pattern Ad
Pineapple center-piece pattern 7024 with crochet directions for 24 inch centerpiece in shell-stitch on cotton No 30. Send 25 cents for pattern plus 5 cents for first-class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York. Includes catalogue offer with crochet knitting embroidery weaving toys and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club Meets Mondays at Tioga Hotel
The Chanute Duplicate Bridge club gathers each Monday night at 7 30 at the Tioga Hotel with the public invited to attend. Rich social table of area players includes Ulrich and Bob Allen Mrs Robert Allen Mrs William Peters and others.
Social Calendar for August 13 14 1958
The calendar lists Esther group events at BUB church and church circles, junior golf at Chanute and Country clubs, WSCS circles at First Methodist and other meetings. Activities include breakfast and luncheon gatherings, prayer breakfast, bridge and card clubs, and a postponed Tioga unit meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Group
BUB
First Methodist Church
Adah
Claude Wanamaker
N. Highland
Esther
C. V. McCune
Forest
Mary
Milo Johnson
Poplar Heights
Rebekah
Ruth
Santa Fe Park
Christian Womens Fellowship
Bridge Club
W. E. Gillian
Evergreen
Peace and Progress
Santa Fe Shelter House
American Legion Auxiliary
Chanute Country Club
Ernest W. Johnson
S. Highland
Tioga
Lucinda Pitman Bride-to-Be Feted in Humboldt Shower
Lucinda Pitman of Humboldt, fiancé Jerry Van Cleave of St Joseph Missouri, will marry August 23. A bridal shower at 125 S Wilson featured lavender asters, cakes, ice cream fruit molds, mints, and prizes. Attendees included Pitman and her mother and a long list of relatives and friends from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Pitman
Humboldt
Jerry van Cleave
St. Joseph
Marilyn Kessinger
S. Wilson
Ralph Cox
James Springfield
Ottawa
Judy Ashley
Miss Pitman
Wilson
John Johnson
Clinton
Pat Day
Ulysses
Vernon Davison
St. Paul
Minn
Dean Wright
Manhattan
Marlin McCune
North Platte
Neb
Springfield
Barbara Wilson
Milwaukee
Jack Riegle
Lawrence
Conrad Walsh
Gladewater
Tex
Lee Francis
Susan Francis
Clyde S. Taylor
Pittsburg
Della Monney
Hermann
James Killion
Topeka
Merle Estes
Mmes
Carl Bedenbender
Pearl Osborn
Wayne Huffman
FE. B. Green Jr
Fred Johnston
R. D. Churchill
Dwight Wallingford
Glen Shook
G. L. Ashley
Fred Skinner
D. A. Finney
John P. Nation
G. A. Sutton
Max E. Myers
Miles Ricketts
Sheila Nation
Sandra Sutton
Suzy Wallingford
Jeanne Arnold
Kessinger
Doralee Groves
Gayla Groves
Lucky Clover 4-H Announces Milk Stand At Fair
At Thayer school the Lucky Clover 4-H club plans a milk stand for the Thayer Home coming Fair. Sherre George presided in Cheryl Umbarger’s absence as president. A special meeting is set for Aug 29 with a hayrack ride to the Brooks home. Lynn Umbarger led a surprise program. 18 members and six visitors attended. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer School
Thayer
Sherre George
Cheryl Umbarger
Meryl Brooks
Lynn Umbarger
Two-Piece Outfit by Marian Martin Pattern 9178
Advertisement describes a two piece outfit with waist defining top and back paneled skirt. Pattern 9178 for Misses sizes 12 through 20. fabric and contrast yardage noted. Mail order details include price fifty cents, add four cents for first class mailing, and send name address size and style number to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. Chaunce Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
New York ii
N.Y
Initiation By Les Demoiselles Elects New Officers
Thirty one Les Demoiselles attended pledge initiation at 311 N Franklin hosted by Carolyn Loveall. Charlotte Rhodes presided as Nancy Wilson became president along with secretary Sharon Williams treasurer Miss Loveall and other officers. Miss Byers named queen of the pledge dance with attendants Kathy Ganson and Miss Hazen while alumnae Mary Ann Fargo Miss Rhodes and Barbara David were voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Demoiselles
Carolyn Loveall
N. Franklin
Charlotte Rhodes
Nancy Wilson
Sharon Williams
Miss Loveall
Virginia Hazen
Ways and Means
Sharon Burker
Gloria Byers
Janice Fuller
Jean Kay Reynolds
Peggy Ostrander
Janet Fuller
Miss Byers
Kathy Ganson
Miss Hazen
Mary Ann Fargo
Miss Rhodes
Barbara David
Life Saving Catch By Crippled Grocer
In Brooklyn a two year old climbed to a third floor window ledge and suspended himself by one arm. Grocer Benjamin Kroczak 54, wounded WW II veteran, dashed outside, stood beneath, and caught the child as he let go. Both escaped unharmed. Mother Jean May, 26, slept nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stephen May
Brooklyn
Benjamin Kroczak
Kroczak
Stephen
Jean May
Rights Are At Issue In Three State Primaries
The Associated Press reports Negro rights feature in New York and Arkansas primaries. In Harlem Powell challenges Brown for the Democratic House nomination, with observers watching margins for national sentiment. Arkansas sees school integration as a key in Supreme Court races, while Idaho Governor hopeful A M Derr pushes legalized gambling, aiming to tax and boost tourism.
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Associated Press
New York
Arkansas
Idaho
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Earl Brown
New York State
Powell
Brown
Tom
Orval Faubus
Supreme Court
Faubus
Atty
Jim Johnson
Arkansas’ First Citizens Council
Minor Millwee
Johnson
Millwee
Arkansas Supreme Court
Griffin Smith Jr
Ed F. McFaddin
Smith
McFaddin
A. M. Derr
Derr
Max Hanson
John Glasby
Omar Maine
Robert E. Smylie
Children Not Purchased In Baby Department
Letter from a girl age 11 about her mother insisting she was bought in a baby department. Ann Landers suggests family doctor and age appropriate reading materials. Also includes a reader Mary Ellen praising therapy and a note about a booklet offer from Ann Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann Langers
Ann
Mary Ellen
Picnic at Kelley Home Honors Foreign Guests
Mr and Mrs Carl Kelley and their daughter Carla Sue hosted a patio picnic at 1220 W 4th Saturday evening for foreign students Abdelkader Abbaidie Zaouia Cheikh Morocco guest of Mr and Mrs Carl Bedenbender and Aberrahman Guessons Azrou Morocco guest of Mr and Mrs Dale Dahlgren. Menu featured barbecued chicken and homemade ice cream prepared with help from the students. Kelley photographed the group. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Bedenbender and Jim, Mr and Mrs Dahlgren, Stephen and Jimmy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kelley
Carla Sue
Abdelkader Abbaidie
Zaouia Cheikh
Morocco
Carl Bedenbender
Aberrahman
Azrou
Dale Dahlgren
Kelley
Modern Etiquette Troubles at Campus Dances
A reader asks who pays for a fraternity dance outing in a college town. Answer: the guest covers travel and hotel, escort handles entertainment. For wedding receptions guests may dance after the bridal party first dance if the floor is cleared. At luncheons a woman should remove gloves as eating is awkward otherwise.
Weather Bureau Picnic Ends Smooth Despite Storm
In Nashville, the Weather Bureau office picnic faced a rain and thunder shower but the storm cleared before the 5 p.m. event. The woods were left smelling clean and cool as attendees enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Weather Bureau Office
Protection Hint From Death By Radiation
Burlington AP report describes a dual protection against radiation death using streptomycin with bone marrow cells injected to shield mice. Researchers Vogel and Jordan of Argonne National Laboratory spoke at the International Congress on Radiation Research in Vermont, outlining both components and their complementary timing in treating acute radiation sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Howard H. Vogel Jr
Donn L. Jordan
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Argonne National Laboratory
University of Vermont
Dramatic survival boost with dual treatment in irradiated mice
Researchers report that combining two therapies yielded strong protection from death in neutron-irradiated mice. Fewer than 15 percent of treated mice died within 30 days, while 90 to 100 percent of untreated controls died after irradiation.
Galena Tavern Owner Charged With Murder
Pleas M. Hap Duncan, Galena tavern owner, is charged with first degree murder in the slaying of 21 year old Frank A. Link of Galena. Duncan is jailed in Cherokee County awaiting arraignment with no date set. Coroner's jury verdict says Link died from a felonious assault by deadly weapon after an altercation at the Riverside Drive Inn tavern Saturday.
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Galena
Kan
Hap
Duncan
Frank A. Link
Paul Armstrong
Cherokee County
Columbus
Link
Riverside Drive Inn
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W. Main
William T. Warren JR
William T. Warren
Lackland Air Force Base
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