Ashley Allen In Finals For Chanute Country Club Golf
Jean Ashley and Mrs. Robert Allen advance to the women's championship final at Chanute Country Club after wins in the semifinals. Finals for Flights A B C and consolation matches set for today and tomorrow with a prize luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. Reservations due by noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ashley
Robert Allen
Rex Truitt
William Gray Jr
Tommorrow
Forney Hooker
Earl Ostrander
Hooker
Charles Broadwell
Ostrander
E. D. Morris
John Nation
Raymond Radford
Ed Ashley
Dennis Mills
Dick Ashley
Alice McCune
Jay Tabor
C. A. Wood
al Thompson
Muffet Truitt
Marlene Gray
Dale Painter
Shower Honors Clifford Son
A Wednesday baby shower at Mrs. Melvin Falkner's home 216 North Franklin honored the infant son of Mr and Mrs William Clifford. Guests attended including many named local women and men. Prizes were awarded and 18 guests with four children enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Falkner
N. Franklin
William Clifford
Roy Drybread
Everett Faulkner
Mmes
Roger Toomey
Arthur Schnell
Uden
L. W. Drybread Sr
L. W. Drybread Jr
FE. S. Faulkner
Kay
Lee Embry
Ralph Berg
Bill Dement
D. B. Grayson
Ralph Puckett
Earl Stanlick
Bill Hosselt
Melvin Faulkner
Chanute
Earl Clifford
Earlton
Larry Kauffman
Humboldt
R. S. McNeese
Wichita
Mrs Brashler Hosts Friendly Thimble Club
Mrs Ed Brashler entertained Friendly Thimble members at 915 S Steuben on Wednesday. Mrs J B Taylor led devotions and the group closed with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs Harvey Deck to host the next meeting on Sept 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brashler
S. Steuben
Friendly Thimble Club
J. B. Taylor
Harvey Deck
Forget Me Not Unit Dines at Highland Park Meeting
A covered dish dinner was served at noon Tuesday in Highland Park for Forget Me Not HDU members. Mrs Wayne Taylor led with a prayer song, roll call touched on Nine members and a guest Mrs FE A VanHart. Mrs VanHart reported on the advisory committee activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Forget Me Not Hdu
Wayne Taylor
FE. A. VanHart
VanHart
Adoption Presents Hazards But So Do Own Children
Dear readers weigh adoption versus biological children in this Annie Landers column excerpt. A conflicted couple debates adoption despite medical concerns and personal fears while a second reader contemplates returning found valuables to a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers Ann
Cora
Just See the Back Pattern for Marian Martin Children
Advertisement for Marian Martin free swinging back pattern 9303 in children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with pleated back design. Instructions include fabric amounts 24 yards 35 inch plus 4 yard contrast and mailing details for pattern orders to The Cha rute Tribune Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Dad
Chanute Tribune
West Idih St
New York II
N.Y
Prim
Milk education at county meeting noted in Erie plans
Donations to the Smurthwaite Cooperative House and the National Home Demonstration convention to be at Wichita in October. Mrs. Clifford Holman gave the lesson on use of milk. She used charts to show the value of milk in the diet. Final plans were made for a booth at the Fair this weekend in Erie. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Holman, all day, Sept. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smurthwaite Cooperative House
Wichita
Clifford Holman
Erie
Holman
Paul Scott Patton Birthday Honored in Highland Park
Mrs. Ralph Patton hosted a party in Highland Park for her son Paul Scott Patton on his third birthday. Guests included Ronnie and Jackie Bright Connie and Candy Kern Jackie and Bobby Jones and many Patton relatives. The celebration featured a yellow and brown decorated cake, balloons, and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Patton
Highland Park
Paul Scott Patton
Ronnie
Jackie Bright
Connie
Candy Kern
Jackie
Bobby Jones
David
Peggy
Patty Patton
Linda Kay Miller
Eric Claus
Marion
Linda
Dorothea Dannenberg
Doug
Tony Brooks
Dotty Beth Horne
Ray Ruth Jones
Sandy
Sissy
Chuck
Lana Doudna
Stevie
Mike Hamilton
Kathy
Stephen
Phyllis Brown
Paul
George
Johnnie
Judith Patton
Hosea Jones
Merritt Ramey
Robert Bright
Robert Kern
C. A. Patton
John Miller
Buck Jones
Jim Brooks
Charles Doudna
Annual Program At Center Ridge EUB Church
The Summer Christmas Tree program was presented Wednesday afternoon by 18 children at Center Ridge EUB Church. Mrs. Virgil Solomon led the event, closing the WSWS meeting with the program. Mrs. Dale Nelson presided and the roll call featured a loyalty verse. Mrs. Harold Manley gave the lesson titled Strengthening the Church Through Loyalty. Four women of the Bible were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
EUB
Virgil Solomon
WSWS
Dale Nelson
Harold Manley
the Bible
Loyal members assign clothing duty at meeting
Reports were given by Mmes. James Olson J W Skike E A Pauli and Curtis Carlson. Note to new cooks secretaries suet means the solid white fat. Clothing to be sent to needy from beer. Twelve members attended as Mmes Glenn Stoll Anna Carlson and Pauli were appointed to pack the clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
James Olson
J. W. Skike
E. A. Pauli
Curtis Carlson
Glenn Stoll
Anna Carlson
Pauli
Baptist Circles In Meetings
Circles of the Grant Avenue Baptist church gathered Wednesday for devotional lessons and covered dish meals. Anna Aponas circle hosted at Santa Fe park shelter house with 11 members and 2 guests. Ioleta McElhaney circle met at 710 S Evergreen with 10 members and 3 guests. Fannie Goodgame circle met at 124 S Garfield with 9 members and 1 guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Anna Aponas
Esther Erickson
Glenn Shockey
Howard Sharp
Robert Cox
Buford Sherbenau
Lucille Clark
Jessie Bond
Mrs Broadwell Hosts Tioga HDU Meeting
Mrs Charles Broadwell of 219 S Steuben hosted a Tioga HDU gathering yesterday with nine members and one guest Mrs Ed Hardendorf while Mrs Larry Wilson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadwell
S. Steuben
Tioga Hdu
Larry Wilson
Ed Hardendorf
Milk lesson urges home cooks to value dairy use
Kenneth Keas led the first of two lessons on milk uses urging housewives to ensure proper family intake with whole milk or alternatives. Plans for the National Home Demonstration convention in Wichita were noted. Mrs. Jim Ganson joined as a new member and co-hostess Mrs. Hugh T. Jones Jr. served refreshments. The Sept 11 meeting was postponed due to Crafts Day at the Armory. next gathering set for Sept 18 at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Keas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Keas
Wichita
Jim Ganson
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Keas
Prisoner's Tip Triggers Arrest of 11 Kansas Youths
A prisoner's story led to the arrest of 11 high school students in Kansas City. Police say 4 teens are charged with burglary and larceny, while the others were sent to the youth bureau. Detectives withheld the prisoner's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Spellman Becomes an Angel to New York Shakespeare Festival
Francis Cardinal Spellman donated 100 to the New York Shakespeare Festival and granted blessings to its free Central Park performances, announced by his secretary. The gesture makes him an off Broadway angel for the nonprofit group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellman
NEW York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Two Six Foot Plants Guard Municipal Door in East Rainnson
In East Rainnson New Jersey two six foot plants guard the glass entrance of the municipal building after three people were cut by accidentally walking into the panels in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Rainnson
N.J
Man Killers Are Seldom Lady Killers
Dorothy Roe profiles Bat Masterson through Dick O Connor and notes the gunfighter was an exception to rough cowboy lore. Masterson, a Kansas farm boy who served as buffalo hunter Army scout U S marshal and promoter later became a sports editor in New York and a romantic, newspaperman figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Dick O'Connor
Bat Masterson
Old West
Masterson
O'Connor
Beau Brummel
Kansas
U. S
New York
Old West gunfighters and romance in a fading era
The Morning Telegraph notes a 1903 to 1921 life ending in violence and marriage to Emma Walters in 1891. It quotes OConnor on gunfighters despising work and evolving into gangsters and bootleggers, and remarks that modern women should see the real dullness behind Old West romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Telegraph
Emma Walters
O'Connor
Docking Denounces Republican Smear Campaign in Kansas
Gov. George Docking lambasted Kansas Republicans for a smear campaign in Johnson County at a Democrats dinner. He pledged a platform focused on issues and emphasized serving the people over special interests he blamed for legislative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
George Docking
Kansas
Johnson County
Docking
Shelley Reep Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Shelley Kay Reep was honored at her fourth birthday party hosted by her grandmother Mrs. John H. Reep at 602 N. Lafayette. Outdoor games, ice cream, cake and bubble gum were served to family and friends including Marla Clements Brenda Doyle Cynthia Davis Joan Turner Melody Reep Loreen Phillips Eleen Phillips Buddy Doyle Jimmy Gluck Don Phillips Delores Barker Norman E. Reep John H. Reep and great grandmothers Mrs. John W. Reep Mrs. Roy E. Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley Kay Reep
John H. Reep
N. Lafayette
Marla Clements
Brenda Doyle
Cynthia Davis
Joan Turner
Melody Reep
Loreen Phillips
Eleen Phillips
Buddy Doyle
Jimmy Gluck
Don Phillips
Delores Barker
Shelly Kay
Norman E. Reep
John W. Reep
Roy E. Tabor
Mr and Mrs W S Biggs observe 60th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs W S Biggs of 409 North Garfield celebrate sixty years of marriage with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. They wed August 21, 1898, in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Biggs
N. Garfield
Erie
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Ashley-Allen
Clifford Son
Mrs. Brashler
Alice Brooks
Ann Landers
Ann
Ron Landers
Paul Patton
Baptist Circles
Ioleta McElhaney
Tom Griffeth
S. Evergreen
Ellie Belt
George Nelson
Mission Digest
A. P. Youngberg
Nellie Pearl Griffin
E. M. Pearson
Ronald Sanders
Greensburg
Leo J. Cox
S. Garfield
Fannie Goodgame
Emma Dannelley
Roy Dixon
Mrs. Broadwell
Donna
Shelley Reep
Boyd Burns
W. Main
Clara
S. Lincoln
Davis Ever-Bright
Kentucky
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Kroehler
Koch Bros. Furniture
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