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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune column from 1965 presents three reader letters and answers. Topics include visiting a dying mother, flirtatious dancing spouses, and a wife suspecting her husband of kleptomania with stolen items. Ann Landers advises honest confrontation and medical help.
Sue Eggers bride elect of Ron R Poor was honored at a bridal shower Saturday evening at Karen Solomon’s rural Yates Center home. Hostesses were Miss Solomon and Vickie McCoy with Mrs Virgil Solomon and Mrs E A McCoy assisting. Guests included Mrs Ernest M Eggers, Margaret Eggers, Mrs Walter M Poor, Nelda Storck, Sally Nord, DeEtta Crossant, Margaret Blattner, Louise Smith and more. Gifts were sent by several friends.
W. H. Taylor, nearing 94 in October, was guest of honor at the Taylor family reunion held at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park on Sunday. Attendees included numerous Taylors and extended relatives from Pratt Kansas and other cities.
Mrs. Donald Dean from Wichita and her daughter Lorie visited her mother Mrs. Robert Berry in Yates Center along with Mrs. Carl Ranabarger and family from 1019 N Forest. The Ranabargars returned home after a Riots forced an early departure from Sun Valley Los Angeles area.
The Friday WSCS session of the Methodist Church met in the church dining room at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Elmer Owen presiding. Mrs. William Sailors led the lesson Our Children and Theirs, substituting for Mrs. Virgil Mix, assisted by Mrs. Merle Schooley, Mrs. Louis Beggs, and Mrs. Roland Kelsey. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Eugene Lee and Mrs. Clarence Akins.
A Friday night community shower at the Methodist church honored Diana Pringle who will marry Wayne Stockebrand on August 29. About 80 guests attended. program included a duet, two readings, and a solo with Mrs. Car Stoll organizing games. Gifts featured blue and white decor and a blue flower arrangement. Relatives listed include Jim Pringle and the Stockebrand family among others.
Marlene Truster and Ronald Wiltse exchanged wedding vows at St Patrick’s Catholic Church with Rev. Vincent Brown officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli, organ music by Mrs. C E Wortman and soloist Jim Dillon, followed by a reception at Home Savings community room. The couple will reside at 915 W First after a short wedding trip. both are Chanute High School graduates employed in local law and camper businesses. Out of town guests attended.
The Dial Tribune lists events at First Methodist Fellowship Hall Wilson class party at 7 30 p m Aug 18 and Builders class at Presbyterian Church. Aug 19 Zion Methodist WSCS at church 1 30 p m Channcomers Highland Park 9 30 a m Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting Methodist Church scout room 9 a m Rural Grange Meeting Rural School 8 a m.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Griffiths hosted a rehearsal dinner in the Orchid Room at the Tioga Hotel for Ruby Jackson and Stephen D. Griffiths, the couple married Saturday afternoon. A blue and white color scheme and numerous guests from Topeka Wichita Coffeyville Springfield and Oklahoma City attended.
Four and a half tables played in the Monday night Duplicate Bridge Club at the Home Savings Association lounge. Top pair Mrs Fred Johnson and Bob Ward posted minus forty four, followed by Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Mrs Murray Shively minus forty one. Other high scores included Mr and Mrs Robert Allen minus forty and Mrs Jo Payne with Mrs Sarah Best minus thirty nine and two thirds.
An Alaska earthquake was detected globally with Iran reporting ground surface uplift and subsidence of about one third of an inch during the event. This shows the far reaching reach of a large tremor.
The fifth annual Umbarger-Miller reunion gathered at McLachlen Park Thayer with a noon basket dinner. Eunice Kruger from El Paso traveled farthest. Guy Umbarger was the oldest relative and Jayne Whitson the youngest.
Louisquisset Golf Club in North Providence Rhode Island became the nation's first public course to offer nighttime rounds in 1964. The move marked a landmark in accessibility and extended playing hours for golfers nationwide.
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