Kay Whitworth Honored at Shower
Kay Whitworth, who will wed Max Beech of Walnut on August 20, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Colin Dunham near Stark with co host Mrs. Raymond Whitworth. Guests included Miss Whitworth and her mother Mrs. William Whitworth and many local residents as gifts arrived from several friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Kay Whitworth
Max Beech
Walnut
Colin Dunham
Raymond Whitworth
Gordon Harding
Kenneth Kinne
Miss Whitworth
William Whitworth
Mmes
George Beech
Marl Yockey
Margaret Whitworth
Wayne Beech
Forest Wilson
Kennet Kinne
Jewell Elder
Price Ewing
Arthur Bennett
Olive Moody
Warren Ixnox
Stanley Harding
Jesse McCoy
Elvin Richwine
Logan Hunt
Lee Williamson
Lawrence Goff
Clyde Wilcox
Lee Kennedy
Joe Smith
Earl Claus
Virgil Goff
Evelyn Beech
Nancy Kinne
Marilyn Wilson
M’lee Ann Kennedy
Janice Richwine
Diane Whitworth
Darlene Whitworth
Rosella Dunham
Winnie Stanley
Selby Hudson
Clyde Brenner
Wayne Harding
Don Harding
Virgil Mix
Arnold Elder
Bernard Smith
Lelia Dunham
Anna Stanley
Charles Hill Jr
Layelle Shower Hosted by Mrs. Dean Harris in Topeka
Mrs Ogie Layelle Shower G ven Mrs Ogle of Topeka visited over the weekend and received a layelle shower Saturday night at 1091 N Evergreen. Pink and white baby basket with a pink stork decor surrounded by stuffed animals. Ice cream and cake served. Attendees included Mrs Martha Lowe Mrs Alan Painter Beverly Beck Ruth Ann Wilson Margaret Hollenshead Janice Greve Janet Wilson Donna McCord and others. Gifts came from Alene Stout Topeka Mrs Ed Houghton Topeka Mrs Sam Lambert and Genny Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ogle
Topeka
Dean Harris
N. Evergreen
Margaret Hollenshead
Janice Greve
Ogle
Martha Lowe
Alan Painter
Beverly Beck
Ruth Ann Wilson
Wichita
Ann Townsend
Humboldt
Hollenshead
Greve
Janet Wilson
Donna McCord
Mmes
Conrad Walsh
Frances Anderson
Paul Harris
Delbert Newton
Charles Mussulman
Baird Brinkmeyer
C. E. Franklin
Alene Stout
Ed Houghton
Sam Lambert
Genny Mayfield
Broiler Cooking Lesson At Home Of President Erickson
Four Square HD unit met Friday afternoon at Mrs. L. F. Erickson's home for a lesson on broiler cooking. Mrs. Roy Tunstill and Mrs. C. A. Johnson demonstrated broiling and noted it as the first known form of cooking, adding that today 70 percent of cooking is done by broiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Square HD
L. F. Erickson
Roy Tunstell
C. A. Johnson
Pattern 7592 Transfers easy directions for boots and slippers
Instruction booklet for pattern 7592 provides transfers and step by step directions to make boot and ballet slipper patterns in sizes Small through Extra Large. It outlines cutting, stitching, and finishing tips with measurements and fabric guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Pattern mail order form from Chanute Tribune insert
An OCR fragment outlines a mail order system for Bend TWASTVY patterns priced at five cents each. It requests NAME ADDRESS ZONE PATTERN NUMBER and directs sending to The Chanute Tribune Household Arte Dept at Old Chelsea Station New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend Twastvy
Chanute Tribune
Arte Dept. P.O. Ros
Chelsea Station
New York
D. SY
Broadside on efficient cooking and group notes
The article discusses broiler cooking efficiency with six to seven percent heat use under the broiler and claims a whole meal can be cooked there. It notes proper meat distance from flame reduces shrinkage and preserves minerals. Other items include burner cleaning tips and a Russian religion report from the Quakers, plus unit rejoiner and lunch service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Russia
Howard Weis
Erickson
Birthdays Noted at Humboldt Family Party
Four birthdays were celebrated Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Doepke in rural Humboldt. Anniversaries observed included Mrs Irvin Lessman August 18 Floyd Hanson on the 22nd Richard Lessman turning three on the 19th and Winona Wilhite turning ten on the 25th. Family photos were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Doepke
Humboldt
Irvin Lessman
Floyd Hanson
Richard Lessman
Winona Wilhite
Richard Hanson
Irvin Lassman
Lynda
Diane
Carol Jackson
Chanute
Ben Wilhite
Carl
Winona
Fred W. C. Lassman
Doepke
Elna
Richard
Cheryl
Sgt
Hanson
Air Force
Amarillo
Doepkes
Greenville
Miss
Patricia Nelson Feted at Shower
Patricia Nelson was honored at a Friday night bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Dale Fairchild in Wichita with co host Mrs Neil Krone. She plans to marry Sherman D Nichols August 29 in Kansas City at the University of Kansas medical student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Nelson
Dale Fairchild
Wilson
Neil Krone
Miss Nelson
Veterans Hospital
Kansas City
Sherman D. Nichols
University of Kansas
Amos Neilson
Wichita
Earl Larson
Colby
Don Gardner
Eudora
Lorens Nelson
Leverly
Lois Cady
Carol
Mmes
Mabel Irwin
Eddie Neyhard
Baird Brinkmeyer
Wilbur Allison
Clyde Russell
Winona Burkett
Floyd L. West
Modern Etiquette Q A on correspondence cards and table manners
Advice notes that correspondence cards are popular for informal notes but unsuitable for formal letters. It suggests placing a salt or pepper shaker on the table rather than passing it directly to someone. It also states that the bride should wear only jewelry given as a wedding gift from the bridegroom.
What is wrong with this sentence and related questions
The text asks five items about sentence structure pronunciation spelling meaning and a word starting with mu. It includes guidance on pronouncing ide ology and choosing the better of two plans. It also contains unrelated statements about self trust essence and Russia horses.
Social Calendar for Tuesday August 16 1955
Wesleyan Service guild hosts 6:30 hamburger gathering at 816 West Elm with Mrs Frank Carter. LAPM meets at Odd Fellows hall at 8 pm. Business Womens guild of First Baptist and Circle 5 Grant Ave Baptist WMS chaired by Mrs Gus Adelgren at R2 7:50. Christian Service guild picnic at Santa Fe Park 6:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Frank Carter
W. Elm
Hamburger &Ry
Country Club
Bill Bodley
LAPM
Odd Fellows Hall
Business Womens Guild
First Baptist Church
Circle
Grant Avenue
Baptist Wms
Gus Adelgren
Christian Service Guild
Santa Fe Park
Sewing pattern offers a versatile 54 inch fabric skirt
Marian Martin pattern 9042 promises a stylish Misses waist sizes 24 to 28 inches using one yard of 54 inch fabric. Diagram shows easy sewing suitable for lightweight wood corduroy and tweeds, with a slim silhouette in demand for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern Request Form for First Class Mail
A fragmented notice directs sending thirty five cents in coins for a pattern order to Marian Martin at The Hanate Tribune Pattern Dept. New York. Readers are asked to print name address zone size and style number for the mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Tribune
New York
Visitors extend travels across cities and states
Mr and Mrs B. E Barkley began an extended visit in Pomona and Los Angeles California and Portland Oregon. Mrs W H Walls of Wichita and her nephew Ronald Fleming visited Elko Nevada then returned to Wichita after staying with Mr and Mrs Carl Bedenbender. Weekend guests at the Bedenbender home included their daughter and family Nancy and Diana Romig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Barkley
Pomona
Los Angeles
Calif
Portland
Ore
W. H. Walls
Wichita
Ronald Fleming
Elko
Nev
Carl Bedenbender
Bedenbender
Dale Romig
Nancy
Diana
Mel Burdelt
Olive Smith
T. S. Steuben
Smith
A. C McClure
Kansas City
A. B. McClure
Detroit
E. 0. Roe
Hazel Wheatley
Joe Wheatley
J. W. Isensee
Idana
Grace Boman
Transit of Ruth Benedict Visits Rochester Before Return
Mrs Lena A Jones and her brother Thomas Boman with family in Pataskala Ohio spent two days in Washington DC. Ruth Benedict left Saturday for Rochester Minnesota to visit Dr E F Ewen and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Lena A. Jones
Plainfield
Ind
Thomas Boman
Pataskala
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Ruth Benedict
Rochester
Minn
E. F. Ewen
Bump Only Injury In Spillway Ride
In Corona California a 15 year old boy named Mike Elliott and three other youths swam near a flood control dam. Elliott was swept a half mile through a 36 inch underground pipe intake but surfaced with only a head bump as injury. Picnickers revived him after bystanders pulled him from the pipe and an unidentified nurse used artificial respiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Calif
Mike Elliott
Mike
Elliott
CIO Entering Cowboy Drive at Dodge City Shrine Fund
Hutchinson reports state CIO officials backing a Dodge City campaign to raise 250000 for a cowboy shrine and Western boys ranch. Theodore Hawks of UAW Region 5 pledges 1500 and support from Kansas and neighboring states. James Baker says offices in six states will back the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Dodge City
CIO
Labor Group
State
Bill Weigand
LaCrosse
Cowboys of Industrial Organization
CIO National Board
Theodore Hawks
United Auto Workers
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
New Mexico
Kansas
James Baker
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Rocket expert guesses US first unmanned satellite from Florida site
German rocket expert Willy Ley told CBS last night that the United States would launch its first unmanned space satellite from the Banana River missile base near Daytona Beach Florida. He warned that if White Sands New Mexico were used the second booster could fall uncomfortably close to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willy Ley
United States
Banana River
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ley
CBS
Florida
Atlantic
White Sands
N. M
New Orleans
Rhee Seeks U S Aid After Korean Conflicts
Rhee accuses North Korean Communists of planning another invasion of South Korea and requests continued United States support following Japan's 1945 defeat and the Soviet-backed establishment of a nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Rhee
South Korea
U. S
Radiation Meeting Topic at Atoms for Peace Conference
Geneva reports Prof Tage Kemp of Denmark chaired a session on radiation effects on heredity and warned there is no known danger threshold. He cited current peaceful atomic uses as likely below any potential risk and urged continued research to control hereditary diseases from radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Tage Kemp
Denmark
Surprise Attack Is U.S. Arms Concern
A Washington dispatch says U S disarmament plans focus on preventing a surprise attack. A proposal for the United Nations Disarmament subcommittee on August 29 acknowledges total disarmament is impossible in a nuclear age. Harold E Stassen spearheads a shift from absolute control to relative control with an inspection system to detect military buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald- Tribune
Washington Dispatch
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
White House
Herald-Tribune
United States
North Korea Premier Proposes Peace Pact
North Korea Premier Kim Il Sung proposed a nonaggression pact with South Korea and urged a speedy conference between the two Korean governments to accelerate unification of the armistice divided peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Tokyo
Kim I Sung
North Korea Today
Syngman Rhee
Peiping
Kim
Pyongyang
Reds Release Claims On Rocket Experiments
Moscow reports Russia fired experimental rockets with live animals aboard over 200 miles into space and plans to launch artificial satellites soon. Space scientist A. G. Karpenko quoted in Moscow Pravda says satellites will follow in the near future. American researchers report mice and monkeys sent into space reaching about 250 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
A. G. Karpenko
Moscow Pravda
U S Crops Menaced by Thirty Thousand Diseases
An era report notes that U S crops face a vast array of diseases, with about 30 000 known ailments impacting yields and agricultural health across regions. The piece underscores the scale of plant health threats confronting farmers and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Deaths and Funerals In Cha nute Area Stir Reverent Remembrances
Mrs. Charles W Wingquist 890 a pioneer resident died at home after a two year illness at 318 N Steuben born Sept 21 1874 six miles northwest of Chanute married 1899 moved across farms near Chanute later townhouse life in Chanute Rev Gayel Bender will conduct funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in Koch Skinner Memorial chapel burial Swede Center cemetery also notes infant Haddan son late Mrs Haddan of Stark stillborn at Mercy Hospital and Buffalo residents F G Bursch 86 longtime farmer died at home three children and many grandchildren survivors listed with church affiliation and service details.
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Charles W. Wingquist
Charles W. Winquist
N. Steuben
Matilda Nelson
Andrew Nelson
Chanute
Allen County
Colfax
Mollie DeFore
Kansas City
Wingquist
First Baptist Church
Gayel Bender
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Swede Center Cemetery
Haddan
Stark
Bennett Haddan
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Dietz Funeral Home
Erie
Marilyn
Richard Allen
Mary Heilman
Elmer Haddan
Buffalo
F. G. Bursch
Joe Salome Welker
Troy
Iowa
Frederick G. Bursch
Lincoln
Nev
Bursch
Notable Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Chanute Area
Notices report the death of Dora Colaw in Texarkana and funeral plans in Texarkana. A second obituary details C Martin Clifton 76, of Manhattan, with remarks on his Chanute years, church activity, Boy Scouts, and survivors including Maude Clifton and daughter Mrs. Spiker. Mrs. A. S. Young observed her 100th birthday in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton C. Martin
Manhattan
Emporia
Chanute
W. Ernest Wilson
Wilson-Martin
Wilson
Red Cross
Methodist Church
J. R. McFadden
la Jolla
Calif
Maude
Robert Spiker
Nell Martin
Martin
Bears Interrupt Royal Walk North of Tokyo
The emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako narrowly avoided a bear and cub during a forest stroll about 100 miles north of Tokyo. Police escorts fired shots and chased the animals away while two officers shielded the imperial couple. The bears then retreated at a calm pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Japan
Hirohito
Nagako
Tokyo
Asahi
Blast Victim in ASHTABULA Ohio Identified
A blast in ASHTABULA Ohio injured residents and prompted a safety investigation. Officials reported the incident occurred in the village as authorities urge caution while searching for affected structures and potential sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ohio
Chanute Tribune Briefs Aug 15 1955 Page Three
Local notes from Chanute Kansas cover community events and announcements from Monday August 15 1955. Short items update residents on civic happenings and public notices in the tri-city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Tragic Deaths Rise After Andover Square Incident
A pedestrian toll climbs to 22 after last Wednesday's incident at Andover Square. Ruby Shellito, 17, died yesterday at General Hospital, bringing the city’s grieving count higher as investigators review the events surrounding the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Ruby Shellito
General Hospital
Mild Weather Across Nation as Connie Dwindles
Most of the nation enjoyed mild seasonable weather with scattered showers in Michigan seen as the dying gasps of Hurricane Connie. The Carolina coast braced for a fourth tropical storm, spinning at 115 mph as it moved from about 670 miles southeast of Jacksonville. Connie caused 41 deaths and 7 to 10 million dollars in damage along the North Carolina coast last week, while heavy rains drenched the East and South, including New York City’s near 13 inches in five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Michigan
Connie
Carolina
Jacksonville
Fla
North Carolina
New York City
Washington
Miami
Arlington Teen Breaks Arm In Ice Hockey Game
William Robinson 18 of Arlington broke his arm in a game at the North Shore Sports Center. The incident occurred as temperatures hit 90 degrees and the rink remains open year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
William Robinson
Arlington
North Shore Sports Center
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Mmes. Millard Drisdell
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E. O. Morris
National School of Aeronautics
Cowboy Drive
Reds
Merta Medica Resino
Dion
G. Filexon
Indianapolis
Denzil Roper
O. O. Colaw
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Ella Wolfe
Dora
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Tex
Colan
High Prairie
Dora Thorne
East Funeral Home
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Wringer
E. Main
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