Miss Puckett Bridal Shower Honors Local Guests
A bridal shower for Ramona Puckett was held Friday night at 1428 S Highland hosted by Marie Grogan with Mrs Kenneth Trent and Phyllis Switzer assisting. Guests enjoyed games, pink cake, lime punch, and gifts arranged on a decorated table as Leah Wheatley, Marjorie Schmeissner and Carol Barber received prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Puckett
Marie Grogan
S. Highland
Kenneth Trent
Tulsa
Phyllis Switzer
Miss Grogan
Leah Wheatley
Marjorie Schmeissner
Carol Barber
Miss Puckett
Paul Puckett
Carol Puckett
Wilma Schultz
Betsy Hunt
Pauline Rickerson
Judy Ashley
Barbara Allison
Jeanne Arnold
Toni Sharp
Marilyn Kessinger
Elaine Strack
Janice Strubhart
Marilyn Johnston
Phillis Shook
Martha Finney
Nan Donaldson
Rosie Vaughn
Dixie Eyestone
Jane Albertson
Carol Wiles
Marva Jane Aziere
Lois Menke
Joan Alford
Jeannine Crumrine
Sara Jane McRell
Leah Wheatly
Ann Townsend
Marilyn Gates
Topeka
Ira Grogan
Bob Wood
Howard Bailey
Bill Hosselt
Dwight Snodgrass
John Crownover
Bob Uden
Floyd Torneden
B. J. Arnold
Charles Mussulman
Ed Kennedy
Wichita
Don Malm
Salina
Bridal Shower Honoring Beverly Beck Held in Topeka
Mrs. Milo Kesner and Mrs. Allen Painter hosted a bridal shower for Beverly Beck at 1202 S. Edith. Miss Beck, to wed Robert White September 1, attended with family friends and fiancés relatives from Topeka and Wichita. Gifts arrived from several guests and well-wishers including Sandra Radcliffe and Marilyn Kessinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Kesner
Allen Painter
Beverly Beck
Kesner
Edith
Miss Beck
Robert White
Ber Beck
Virgil White
Don White
Paul Mayfield
Dean Harris
Topeka
Stan Knowles
B. J. Truster
Wichita
Janice Greve
Marilyn Kessinger
Mmes
Viola Lesan
Kermit Nelson
Don Campbell
Everett Grady
Elmer Gibson
Sandra Radcliffe
Shiprock
N. M
Margaret Hollenshead
Genny Mayfield
Marilyn Johnston
Donna McCord
Beverly Nelson
Mediterranean Eggplant Lesson Menu Item
A recipe brief lists ingredients for a Mediterranean eggplant dish including eggplant onion tomatoes green pepper olive oil salt pepper sugar and tomato sauce. It describes peeling boiling and dicing tomatoes and cooking eggplant with onion until soft then adding peppers and seasonings.
Unclear Entry on Sauce and Simmer Method
Recipe fragment details simmering a mix of meat sauce with sugar and tomato sauce until thoroughly hot. Produces about 6 servings. The text is incomplete and lacks context for full preparation steps or ingredients.
Social Calendar August 2 1956 BPW Dinner Meeting
The BPW club meets at Tioga Hotel Wednesday August 2 1956 at 6 45 PM with Howard Baltz as guest speaker. SEW AND FIT Our new PRINTED Pattern for the half size figure outlines slimming styles for fall with a button bodice squared armholes and hipline. Pattern 9209 lists sizes 14 13 16 42 22 and 24 with fabric yardage for size 16 requiring 3 yards 39 inch fabric and 2 yards contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Tioga Hotel
Howard Baltz
Pattern order notice to Marian Martin mail pattern dept
Thirty five cents sent for pattern plus 5 cents for each pattern in first case. Send to Marian Martin care of The Cascade Tribune Pattern Dept. 191 West tath St New York 1. Include name address zone size and style number plainly.
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Chanute Tribune
Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Marian Martin
Causate Tribune Pattern Dept
West Tath St
New York
S.V. Prim
Mrs. Baird Brinkmeyer Honored With Layette Shower
Mrs. Baird Brinkmeyer of Humboldt was feted at a layette shower hosted by Mrs. Don Garner and Mrs. Dale Fairchild at 13 S. Wilson. Yellow and green decor, bootie iced cakes, and ice tea accompanied games and prizes as attendees presented gifts to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Don Gardner
Dale Fairchild
S. Wilson
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Paul Harris
Mmes
Frank Jordan
Floyd Arnold
Wavil Brinkmeyer
Charles Mussulman
Mark Eastburn
Rolla Waldrip
Nelson Coder
Dean Harris
Jack Simone
Ethel Anderson
John Jordan
Delbert Newton
Gene Bilyeu
Don White
Clifford Leonard
Jimmy Harris
Kyle Brinkmeyer
Roy Anderson
Layette Shower Honors Mrs. Don White at Viola Lesan Home
A layette shower for Mrs. Don White was hosted at 406 S. Lincoln by Mrs. Viola Lesan with Mrs. Robert E. Young of Wichita as hostess and Mrs. Alan Painter as co-hostess. Guests included Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Mrs. Virgil White, Beverly Beck and Beverly Nelson. A pink bassinet displayed gifts as Beverly Beck and Mrs. Kenneth Davis won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don White
Viola Lesan
406 S. Lincoln
Robert E. Young
Wichita
Alan Painter
Kenneth Davis
Virgil White
Mmes
Don Campbell
Bill Allen
Tom Maloney
Alan Rollow
Herbert Rollow
Janis
Jack Brown
Henry Neilson
Beverly Nelson
Beverly Beck
Marie Grogan
Donna McCord
Dean Sutcliffe
Genoa
Tex
Dwight Blackwood
Hondo
Roy Myers
Elsmore
Stan Knowles
Delbert Daniels
Eric
Baird Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Don Gardner
Eudora
Mrs. Howard Barnhart Honored With Shower
Mrs. Howard Barnhart formerly Alice Aikins was honored with a bridal shower at the home of her parents in rural Erie on August 14. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as friends and relatives from Erie Chanute Coffeyville Parsons and other nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Howard Barnhart
Alice Aikins
Dean Aikins
Clarence Atkins
Clarence Marchant
Mervin Boggs
Worth Waltermire
Trulan Waltermire
Kenneth Hugo
Independence
Mary Barnhart
Mines
Joe Barnhart
Clarence Marchand
Linda
Larry
J. C. Dryden
Liberty
Fred Vannas
Eugene Daniels
Lower Bark
Rayter
Coffeyville
A. V. McLaren
Eileen Lowe
Deanna Dunham
Connie
Ronnie
Donnie Boggs
Chanute
Carolyn Williamson
Janice Cox
Loveta Heaton
Jimmie Aikins
Mmes
Paul Coover
Hurley Heaton
C. O. Butcher
Floyd Snider
Orville Ellis
Tom Roberts
Sharon
David
Eric
Evalena Tompson
Parsons
Edna Burk
Elias
Grafton Heaton
Treva Waltermire
Earl Maxwell
Grace Hendricks
Lowel Bark
Ray Atkins
Harry Atkins
Boyd Bartholomew
Arthur Schommes
Arnold Phillipps
How to Improve Heat Retention and Fabric Care Tips
A Q and A style excerpt advises using an asbestos or heated brick stand to keep iron heat longer. It suggests cutting dress patterns from old cloth to prevent tearing and using oil of turpentine or lard to remove tar from linen before washing. It notes plain heavy linen as a good tablecloth material.
One-time Use Napkins and Tablecloths Cited
A fragment notes napkins and tablecloths intended for single use and advises they wrinkle easily compared with cloth masks. The context implies disposable items for special occasions rather than daily wear or reuse.
Eleven Couples Attend Duplicate Bridge Club
Eleven couples of the Duplicate Bridge Club played Monday night at the Tioga Hotel. Above average scores were Mrs. Robert Allen and Mrs. Fred Johnson 59-12, Dr. and Mrs. EF. L. Robinson of Independence 59, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward 58, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forbes 56 1 4, Mrs. Howard Wilson and Lee Judy 56, Mrs. Margaret Bloomheart and Mrs. Bill Peters 55. The club will meet next Monday night at the Tioga Hotel at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Robert Allen
Fred Johnson
EF. L. Robinson
Independence
Robert Ward
Dan Forbes
Howard Wilson
Lee Judy
Margaret Bloomheart
Bill Peters
Electa Club Meeting At Tioga Hotel
Mrs. Alcock hosted the Electa Club gathering in the Pine Room of the Tioga Hotel with a 9 30 coffee. A social hour followed a business session led by club president Mrs. A H Alcock. Attendees included Mae Wheeler and a list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Club
Tioga Hotel
A. H. Alcock
Alcock
Mae Wheeler
Mmes. Alcock
P. H. Taylor
Lesster Welch
Myra Brobst
Roy S. Gibson
A. B. Chauncey
P. B. Darlington
Wallace Johnson
Fred Foster
Dave Petterson
A. W. Thompson
Charles W. Vance
T. W. Haynes
Jaycee Jaynes Plan For Reorganization
The wives of the Jaycees met at Mrs. Dave Saker's home to reorganize the group. They agreed to assist the Jaycees with the Fall Festival, supervise can goods and baked foods, and run a concession at the Memorial Building and the park during the team pulling contest. The next meeting is September 7 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. George Butler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Saker
N. Central
Jaycee Jaynes
Jaycees
Memorial Building
Park
George Butler
S. Ashby
Modern Etiquette Questions At A Cocktail Party
Answers cover practical simple snacks like peanuts olives pretzels and cheese crackers. Elaborate menus suggest small sandwiches. Corsage etiquette depends on formality and her attire. The top tier of a wedding cake is cut first and the best man handles the couple’s car at the reception.
Highlights of 1956 GOP Platform Proposed for Convention
The platform advocates tax reductions aligned with a balanced budget, aims to aid small and middle income families, reduce government spending, maintain a sound dollar, and encourage business growth. It backs Taft Hartley reform, a stronger minimum wage, federal school aid, and expanded Social Security. It endorses civil rights, a continued collective security stance, and a strong defense while promoting agricultural reform and voluntary programs.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Near East
Israel
U. S
United States
Boy Found Antirabies Shots Given In Dallas Area
A 6 year old Dallas boy named King Lear received the antirabies vaccination series after a weeklong search following a rabid dog bite in Rockwall 15 miles away. Witnesses recalled a boy being bitten when the family stopped for drinks while traveling. Health officials warned that rabies treatment should start within 14 days of infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
King Lear
Rockwall
Claude C. Lear
Associated Press
King
Chanute Tribune Briefs August 21 1956
Chanute Tribune reports concise briefs from the August 21 1956 edition. Notes local happenings, public notices, and community updates from Chanute and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Boy Receives Antirabies Shot After Rockwall Picnic Incident
A boy was bitten during a Rockwall outing when a puppy reportedly snapped at him. He was rushed to the county health office for his first antirabies shot after being identified by J. W. Cullin and Miss Pervis Lindsey. The parents had initially dismissed the wound as non-scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwall
J. W. Cullin
Pervis Lindsey
County Health Office
Lear
Buddhist fishermen of Ceylon claim they never kill
In a note from Ceylon, Buddhist fishers insist they do not kill any living beings. They say they only remove fish from the water and release them unharmed when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
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Alice Brooks
Layette
the Tribune
Mrs
Jantzen
Elaine
E. Main
Mrs. Alcock
U.S
ETH
Sealy
American Standards Testing Bureau
Lincoln
Chanute, Kas
W.selkaitis
Edith Rideau Normelli
Chicago
Westinghouse
Lassman & Steeves
W. Mai
Electrical Contractors
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