Wanda Jean Anderson Engaged to John Lee Allen
Mr and Mrs Harry E Anderson of 411 West Main announce the engagement of their daughter Wanda Jean to John Lee Allen son of Mr and Mrs Reginald P Allen of Los Angeles The couple plan a September 5 wedding at the First Presbyterian Church in Tulsa Wanda Jean is a Chanute Junior College and University of Kansas graduate and has taught art in Tulsa Public Schools for three years John Lee Allen earned a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Southern California and works as a staff engineer with Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Jean Anderson
John Lee Allen
Tulsa
Harry E. Anderson
W. Main
Wanda Jean
Reginald P. Allen
Los Angeles
Miss Anderson
Chanute Junior College
University of Kansas
University of Southern California
Douglas Aircraft
Bill D. Reinhardt
Earl Reinhardt
R. 3
Air National Guardsmen
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
ANG
Reinhardt
Chanute High School
Washburn University
Shower Honors Barbara Taylor
A bridal shower for Barbara Taylor of 1314 S Santa Fe was hosted Tuesday evening by Mrs Howard Bailey and Mrs Fred Hummer at Hummer’s home. Gifts were opened with help from Mrs Harold Heilman and others. games and pink white decorations completed the event. Invited guests included the bride elect, her mother Mrs J O Taylor, Norma Jean Taylor, and Milard Noah among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Taylor
S. Santa Fe
Howard Bailey
Fred Hummer
R. J. Miss Taylor
Jack Noah
Altoona
Paul Taylor
J. QO. Taylor
Harold Heilman
Miss Taylor
Glenn Hummer
Nancy Heilman
Bride
J. O. Taylor
Norma Jean Taylor
Millard Noah
Mmnes
Lula Brooks
Hilary Brooks
L. D. Burnett
Charles Av
Family Favorites pattern insert by Alice Brooks
A cheerful needlecraft feature promises easy stitched designs of a family of pups titled Sketch with pattern 7276. Readers are invited to mail 25 cents and a self addressed label to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept in New York for transfers and matting options, plus an Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue.
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Alice Brooks
Local names list appears in OCR fragment
OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including W J Rausch Henry Alford Bill Hosselt Vernon Brinkmeyer Wayne Huffman Benny Wright Robert Jenkins Harold Robinson James Sheridan Verlin Smith Tommy Smith Dean Strack Bill White and several women named Florence Taylor Nancy Heilman Judy Hill Carolin Scheel Sylvia Shaeffer Sherry Houser Betsy Hunt Leah Wheatley Barbara Wilson.
Mrs Jack Irwin Honored With Layette Shower At Home
Mrs Jack Irwin was given a layette shower Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Luke Lasley with hostesses Mrs Robert Johnson, Mrs John Naughton and Mrs Clyde Russell. Contests, prizes, gifts from a lace table and garden flowers highlighted the gathering. refreshments of fruit punch and cookies were served.
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Jack Irwin
Luke Lasley
Mmes
Robert Johnson
John Naughton
Clyde Russell
Willard Naughton
Lori
Tulsa
Irwin
Vyrl Roberts
Lord Whitworth
Albert
Edith Thompson Discusses Japan At Church Picnic
Edith Charlene Thompson spoke at a First Baptist church picnic supper for Cheerful Workers class on Wednesday night. She taught in Japan for three years with the American Baptist Association and shared photos and souvenirs. Visiting parents from R. 2, she attended with about 40 guests including Rev. and Mrs. Ray Hutchison and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lawrence. Ruth Gray presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Charlene Thompson
First Baptist Church
Neosho Valley HD Meets in Highland Park
Neosho Valley Home Demonstration group met in Highland Park on a Friday afternoon with 12 members present. Mrs. Lynn Erickson presided in Mrs. George Madill’s absence. They voted to contribute to Smurthwaite Cooperative House and heard a lesson on milk in the diet by Mrs. Eddie Markham. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Jackson and Mrs. Robert Reynolds. The door prize went to Mrs. Marvin Wolfe. Next meeting is an all day event on Sept. 19. Melted butter and canned minced clams suggested as a sauce for spaghetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley HD Unit
Highland Park
Lynn Erickson
George Madill
Smurthwaite Cooperative House
Eddie Markham
Harry Jackson
Robert Reynolds
Marvin Wolfe
Boyfriend Plays Santa, Then Gets The Boot
Ann Landers advises a reader who funded his fiancée’s debts and living room furniture then faced a broken wedding plan. She dismisses the issue, warns against recovering money without a signed note, and notes such givers often face a rejection after the “stocking.” She also answers a question about kissing with glasses and describes a smoking booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Lynness Family Holds Reunion in Walnut with Panamanian Guests
Walnut hosted a Lyness family reunion for descendants of Enoch M. and Melinda B. Lyness. One hundred seven guests from nine states and the Republic of Panama gathered over two days to visit, reminisce, sing, and play for the younger generation. Four sets of twins attended, with many members listed from across the United States and Panama, plus local visitors calling in during the afternoon.
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Lyness
Enoch M
Melinda B. Lyness
Republic of Panama
Frank Lyness
Spearville
Arthur Lyness
Leonard Gilber
John
Sherry
Ronnie
Homer Gilbert
Charles
Duane
Timmy
Joplin
Richard Parsons
David
Cathy
Overland Park
Car Hall
Paxon Okla
Clarence Mullen
Bill Ali Pritton
Olympia
Wash
Wendel Doonan
Clarence Doonan
Great Bend
Savonburg Mary Martha Circle Meets for Dessert and Devotion
The Savonburg Evangelical Mission Covenant church Mary Martha circle met Wednesday with hostess Mrs. Virgil Grizzle. The gathering began with dessert served by the hostess, followed by a business meeting led by Mrs. Grizzle and a devotional by Mrs. Walter Enstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Mary Martha
Church class hosts fried chicken supper in Highland Park
First Baptist homebuilders class met Thursday evening in Highland Park for a fried chicken supper. Everett Wiles presided and Willard Cleaver gave devotions. Twenty three members and children attended. Judy Bird was a guest. Hosts were Mrs John Ranz and Mr and Mrs Willard Cleaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Bapist Church
Highland Park
Everett Wiles
Willard Cleaver
Judy Bird
John Ranz
Social Calendar Highlights for August 18 1958 Night
Duplicate Bridge club gathering at Tioga Hotel 7 30 p m. Kitchen arithmetic notes three teaspoons equal one tablespoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Modern Etiquette Q and A on greetings and manners
Advice on handling mouth kissing greetings by turning to kiss on the cheek exchange. Guidance notes that acknowledging receipt of birthday or anniversary cards is optional but polite when encountered later. Instructions on dinner chair placement specify front edges aligning with table edge for proper spacing.
Editor Motz of Hays Dies
Frank Motz 73 founder and publisher of the Hays Daily News died after a heart attack in a Salida Colorado hospital while on vacation with his wife He led the paper since 1929 and remained active after a 1951 stroke He was a KU graduate former Kansas City Star reporter Parsons Sun editor and Lis contributor to Lis County News Funeral plans were not yet set Leota Motz survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Kan
Frank Motz
Hays Daily News
Salida
Colo
Nothrop
Colo Motz
The
Daily News
Colorado
Motz
University of Kansas
Kansas City Star
Parsons Sun
Lyons
Filis County News
Leota
Portable pocket bar from dehydrated sake in metal tubes
In Japan the national drink sake is dehydrated and placed in collapsible metal tubes. A splash of water reconstitutes it, creating a pocket portable bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pattern Order for Marian Martin Mail In
Customer requests Fifty-Cents per pattern plus five cents for each pattern for first class matting. Provide plainly NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER to Marian Martin. Care of The Chicago Tribune Pattern Dept. 252 West 18th St New York New York. Prim
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
Weet
Prim
Radio Jamming By Russians Is Increased
Washington reports that the Soviet Union has expanded radio jamming with about 2 500 devices. The effort targets Voice of America during U N General Assembly coverage and includes jamming of Eisenhower and Gromyko broadcasts. U S officials note the Kremlin may control how Soviet citizens receive the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Russia
Voice of America
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Eisenhower
U.N
U.S
New York
Gromyko
Radio jamming costs exceed hundred million annually
The text notes how stations use code designations to identify jamming sources and how monitors detect interference to correct the transmitter. It cites U S S A estimating operating jamming stations costs well over 100 million dollars yearly, surpassing efforts to spread information abroad.
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U.S.S.A
Deaths and Funerals James E Elsten and Mae Ellis
James Edgar Elsten 79 of 420 E Oak died at Neosho Memorial Hospital where he had been since Aug 1. He was a retired oil well driller born Nov 19 1878 in Woodson County and a Mason at Chelsea Oklahoma. Survived by three daughters five sons one sister and one brother. Mae T Ellis 75 died at her Thayer home after two weeks illness born Nov 28 1882 in Rosemond Illinois married 1908 to Charles O Ellis, lived in Leavenworth and Thayer. Funeral set 10 am Monday Engel Funeral Home Thayer cemetery burial.
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Ann
O. K
Ann Landers
James E. Elsten
James Edgar Elsten
E. Oak
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Woodson County
Masonic Lodge
Chelsea
Oklo
Ruth Buster
Chanute
Lena Speece
Arkansas City
Mabel Brooks
Grand Junction
Colo
George
Guy
Wichita
Harry
Pettus
Tex
Edgar
Portland
Ore
Stella McCall
Charles Elston
Johnson Mortuary
Charles C. Ellis Thayer
Mae T. Ellis
Thayer
Rosemond
Ill
Charles O. Ellis
Illinois
Kansas City
Kas
Leavenworth
Christian Church
Ruby Bain
Evansville
Ind
Engel Funeral Home
Thayer Cemetery
Funeral Service for Dora A. Nading Held in Roy S. Gibson Home
The funeral service for Dora A. Nading took place Friday morning at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Ronald D. Mooers, student pastor of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, officiating. Mrs. Dave Petterson accompanied Sharon Nelson who sang The Old Rugged Cross and Beyond the Sunset. Bearers included Leon Henderson Humboldt Ernest Jensen Art Nelson Garret Tasche Rodell Wilson and Chester Kustandorter. A graveside service followed at Fairview Cemetery in Altamont with bearers Roy T. Bennett Lloyd Bennett Howard Billington Glen Gossard Roy Pollock and Cecil Gillespie, all of Altamont.
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Nading
Dora A. Nading
Roy S. Gibson
Ronald D. Mooers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dave Petterson
Sharon Nelson
Old Rugged Cross
Leon Henderson
Humboldt
Ernest Jensen
Colony
Art Nelson
Garret Tasche
Rodell Wilson
Chester Kustandorter
Fairview Cemetery
Altamont
Roy T. Bennett
Lloyd Bennett
Howard Billington
Glen Gossard
Roy Pollock
Cecil Gillespie
Admittances and Dismissals Listed in Daily Transcript
Friday admittances include R B Lindquist 718 N Evergreen medical Mrs Octa Typer Thayer medical and George W Horn Humboldt medical Dismissals on Friday include Loren Eastburn 1015 S Central Harry O Turner 520 S Evergreen Wayne Sunday Eric Tom Tinkley R 3 Jerry Pullman Humboldt Oliver Wendelin 919 S Highland and today’s dismissals Albert E Land 807 N Forest Mrs Carl Lofthouse 12 S Wilson Births Friday report Mr and Mrs Robert Koch 124 S Gretchen a boy and Mr and Mrs James M Walker Jr 505 W 3rd a boy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Lindquist
N. Evergreen
Octa Typer
Thayer
Medical
George W. Horn
Humboldt
Oscar VanWinkle
N. Malcolm
Loren Eastburn
S. Central
Harry O. Turner
S. Evergreen
Wayne Sunday
Eric
Tom Tinkley
Jerry Pullman
Oliver Wendelin
S. Highland
Albert E. Land
N. Forest
Carl Lofthouse
S. Wilson
Robert Koch
S. Gretchen
James M. Waller, Jr
W. 3Rd
Better English questions from a language exercises page
A short three item prompt asking about English usage. The first asks what is wrong with a sentence about doubt and marriage. The second asks for the correct pronunciation of fiat. The third begins a new question with Which one of these words is but trails off.
Local Briefs Span Trips Home and Club News
Chanute residents share visits with family in Chanute and Kansas City while others travel for canoe trips in Canada and back in Kansas. The piece notes Airman Reinhardt at Lackland AFB and Dinosaurs ruled for 120 million years per National Geographic Society.
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The
National Geographic Society
Banner BANNER-A community supper at Roper church Sunday
Community supper held at Roper church Sunday evening. Dwight Bennett Sharon and Mrs. G C Clinesmith were visitors from Wichita. Fannie McClaren spent weekend at Independence with Robert Dale Scott and family. O E Hines traveled to Chanute on business. Attendees visited Fre'donia fair earlier in the week. The Liberty Bell’s crack was noted during tolling in memory of Chief Justice John Marshall in 1835.
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Roper
Dwight Bennett
Sharon
Wichita
G. C. Clinesmith
Clinesmith
Fannie McClaren
Independence
Robert Dale Scott
R. D. Scott
Max Scott
O. E. Hines
Chanute
Fredonia
John Marshall
Local Thayer Notices Visitors and Moves Across Towns
Thayer area residents report visits and hospitality as families welcome relatives from Parsons Wichita and Cotton Valley La. while others relocate homes and plan travels. Local engagements include care, vacations, church activity and a hospital procedure for L B Green in Topeka.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Church
Edith Thompson
Neosho Valley HD
Santa
Dan Cupid
Anna Landers
Chanute Tribune
Bert Camp
Edna Camp
St. Louis
Willard Lyness
Lincoln
Neb
Philip Lyness
Susan
Jeffrey
Scott and
Melinda
Mason City
Iowa
Earl Cook David
Jeannete
Steven
Marvin
Margaret
Philip
Beatrice
Duane Neilsen
Eric Andrea
Kevin
Craig
Ames
Jows
Howard Lyness
West Lebanon
Ernest Lyness
Savannah
J. H. Hodgson
Joey
Merilene
Meinda Kim
Kendal
Philip Wilkins
Little River
Melvin 'Meinke
Jane Ann
Kurt
DeSoto
Gene Beaty
Bud Shoop
Linda Kay
Neodesha
Will Wormley Hepler
Edith Lyness
Harold Hay. Parsons
Helen Lyness
Herbert Lyness
J. D. Elledge
J. R Wilkins Land Carol
Walnut
Harold Shireman
Nelle Bowles
J. W. Freeman
Motz of
Joplin, Sun
Kansas City, Sun
Neosho County
Democrats Annual Organization
Erie Court Room
Florence Kelly
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Highland
LD Research LA
Ckanate, Kansas
U. S
Kremlin
U.S. Information Agency
Fricasee
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
U.S. Royal Tires
Glen's Tire
Tribune
David McGhee
Sharry
Julia Ann
Las Vegas
Nev
Ruth Erwin
Neal McCoy
Martha
David and
Bennett
Darrell D. Green
Gary
Anita
Sherri
Pratt
Robert Harmon
W. Elm
Bob German
H. C. Palmer
Atchison
Ely
Minn
Grey Lake
Canada
Quetico Provincial Park
Palmer
Kansas University
German
Pittsburg State College
Fred Skinner
W. B. Bloom
Colorado Springs
Gary Skinner
Princeton
N. J
Dwight Garrison
Pepper Garrison
Phillipsburg
Presbyterian Church
EF. B. LaFean Jr
Jet
Chris
California
Pittsburgh
J. F. McFarland
Jack Burnham
Judy
Chillicothe, Ill
Fred Clagg
Billy Clagg
Liberal
Gene Fortune
St. Paul
Kansas Council For Industrial Peace
Topeka
Jesse Johnston
Lucanne Whisman
Larry Kraus
P. W. Kraus
J. S. Burt
Bob
Harold Franks
Fort Worth
Mildred Franks
Raymond Franks
Merle Reece
Ed Huffman
Wellington
Paul Holter
Thayer Methodist Church
Harold Kapple
Nevada
Harry Umbarger
Russell Cole
Cole
Tioga Hotel Bldg
Henley
First National Bank
Chanute, Kansas
F.D.I.C
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