Boltz Speaks on The League Story at BPW Meeting
Howard Boltz of Topeka outlines the Kansas Children’s Service League function. The group explains boarding homes and adoption process, with local BPW backing the League drive. The meeting includes awards, reports, and plans for a September 12 session and fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Boltz
Topeka
BPW
Kansas Children’s Service League
Tioga Hotel
Boltz
Board of Health
League
Pattern Additions and Needlecraft Ad from 1954 Book
An advertisement invites readers to mail twenty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mail and to send name address lodge and pattern number to The Chanute Tribune Arte Dept P O Box 103 Old Chelsea Station New York New York. It promotes the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book 1954 with two pref patterns and mentions dozens of other designs with a 23 cent copy price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Patriarch Militant Auxiliary Meets in Odd Fellows Hall
Thirteen officers attended with inspection by Mrs. Marie Henderson and Mrs. Hazel Barnhart. Balloting occurred and a review is set for October 16 by a state officer to grade lines ballot muster service and general conduct. Mrs. Louise Coonrod and Mrs. E O Gilbert to purchase gifts for visitors. About 30 members present as Canton joined for a drill led by E O Gilbert and W A Coonrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Patriarch Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Madey
Marie Henderson
Hazel Barnhart
Louise Coonrod
E. O. Gilbert
Canton
W. A. Coonrod
How Can I Eliminate Squeaking Shoes And Moths
A reader asks how to stop squeaking shoes and keep moths from blankets. The advice suggests inserting needles between sole layers and oiling the holes, and using slices of yellow soap to deter moths when blankets are stored.
Week's Sewing Buy: One Yard 54-Inch Fabric Skirt
Marion Martin pattern 9042 offers a Misses waist sizes 24 to 30 inches in one yard of 54 inch fabric. Diagram shows easy sewing, thrifty fabric use, suitable for lightweight wool winter cotton rich tweeds. Trim silhouette in demand this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern Request Notice for Marian Martin
Send thirty five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Cha sute Tribune Pattern Dept. 732 West 1ath St New York 11 NY. Print plainly NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chasute Tribune
West
Rainbow Girls Plan Semi-Formal Dance at Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls discussed a semi-formal dance at the Masonic Temple with about fifty members present. Plans call for the event Saturday night from 8:30 to 10:30 with Nancy Steeves on refreshments Carolyn Loveau on music Carol Puckett on declamation and Jean Treloggen on recreation. Lula LaRue was voted to receive degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Wal Jace Johnson
H. W. Treloggen
Nancy Steeves
Carolyn Loveau
Carol Puckett
Jean
Election of Officers September Meeting Cited
The notice lists Sherron McGhee Kay Baker Janis Flynn Carol Durham and Karena Robertson as nominees. It states election of officers will be held September 4 and notes the next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherron McGhee
Kay Baker
Janis Flynn
Carol Durham
Karena Robertson
Kuhn Family Honored by BYF At First Baptist
Mr and Mrs Kuhn retiring sponsors of the BYF at First Baptist were feted by the Santa Fe Park fellowship with a sack lunch scavenger hunt. The winning team visited new BYF sponsors Mr and Mrs Ray Plummer for a layette shower and gift presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Kuhn
S. Lincoln
BYF
First Baptist Church
Santa Fe Park
Ray Plummer
S. Allen
Florence E Worm Circle Speaker Recalls European Trip
Mrs E J McCandless spoke to the Florence E Wormser Circle at Grant Avenue Baptist Church in rural Chanute about her 1954 trip to Europe. She described the Passion play in Oberammergau Germany and churches in Germany and Austria while displaying picture cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McCandless
Florence E. Wormser
Grant Avenue Baptist
Ray Rush
Chanute
McCandless
Europe
Passion Theater
Overammergau
Germany
Austria
Rush
Hugo Larson
Frank Hotchkiss
Redding
Calif
Gus Adelgren
Mmes. McCandless
Don McCune
W. C. Guenther
Tom Griffith
Social Calendar Friday August 14 1956 Highlights
Friday events include Ladies Day Bridge at the Country Club at 1 45 p m and the Queen Esther Class gathering at the Christian church at 2 30 p m. The schedule lists community activities for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Christian Church
Helping Hand Club Holds All-Day Quilting Meeting
The Helping Hand Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Hurley Heaton's home nine miles east of Chanute. Nineteen guests and thirteen members spent the day quilting with a noon covered dish dinner. Mrs. Worth Waltermire to host September’s meeting. Read the advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Hurley Heaton
Chanute
Worth Waltermire
Carder-Olson Vows In California
Hel en Jo Ann Carder married Pfc. Virgil Leon Olson in an afternoon ceremony at the First Baptist church in San Luis Obispo California. The couple will reside near Fort Lewis Washington where Olson serves with the 38th Infantry Regiment of the Second Division US Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Franklin Carder
S. Steuben
Helen Jo Ann Carder
Virgil Leon Olson
Leonard Hardin
Virgil L. Olson
Erie
First Baptist Church of
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Olson
Olympia
Wash
Fort Lewis
Pfc
38Th Infantry
U.S. Army
Mrs Embry Hostess To Sunflower Unit Meeting
Mrs Lee Embry hosted the Sunflower HD Unit with 9 o clock coffee. 16 members and four guests attended including Mrs Frank Sullivan Kathy Sue Ogden Sally Embry and David Embry. Mrs Charles Taylor presided as president. The Erie County Fair starts Friday and covered floor care and tile topics led by Mrs Thomas Meeker and Ed Caldwell. Secret pal gifts were given to Mrs Felix Bouray Mrs Lee Embry and Mr Ernest Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Embry
Sunflower
Ed Sloan
Frank Sullivan
Kathy Sue Ogden
Sally
David Embry
Charles Taylor
Erie
Thomas Meeker
Ed Caldwell
Mmes
Felix Bouray
Ernest Johnson
Modern Etiquette Napkin Folds and Passing Dishes
The guide discourages fancy napkin folds and recommends a plain square napkin. When passing serving dishes during table service they should be passed to the right so the recipient holds the dish in their left hand and serves with the right.
Unmarried Woman Introductions and Airline Tips
The text explains social introductions for an unmarried woman to a husband and to a close friend. It also notes airlines prohibit tipping flight attendants, advising no tip due to airline rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Jane
Sorghum Valley Grange Elects Delegates
Delegates to the county convention were elected at the Sorghum Valley Grange meeting with Bryan Burk presiding and 12 officers present. Elected were Mrs. Roy D. Johnson, Mrs. Clem White, E. W. Maxwell, Kenneth White and Roy D. Johnson. The convention will meet in Fredonia September 15. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chilson received the Third and Fourth Degrees. The Community Service report was given by Mrs. S. L. McMillen. The grange ladies plan cancer dressings at the National Cancer Society rooms on September 6 from 2 to 4 p.m. Refreshments were served to 30 members by Mrs. Mabel Hutchison and Mrs. Roy Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorghum Valley Grange
Bryan Burk
Roy D. Johnson
Clem White
E. W. Maxwell
Kenneth White
Fredonia
Lloyd Chilson
S. L. McMillen
Grange
National Cancer Society
Mabel Hutchison
Roy Johnson
Fifth Game Decides Ban Johnson Playoff in Oswego
Oswego defeated McPherson 14 6 to tie the Kansas Ban Johnson baseball championship series at two games each. Oswego pounded 16 hits including five home runs led by two by Bob Hunt and one each from Jim Hunt Bill Graves and Ron Sprouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Kas
Kansas
Unusual Otter Prefers Hamburger To Fish
In Lansing Michigan an otter five months old shows a taste for hamburger over fish. The State Conservation Department studies the animal as part of research by Dr S C Whitlock assistant chief of the game division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
State Conservation Department
S. C. Whitlock
Game
House Car Collision Sparks Hit-and-Run Report
A house being moved by Good Hope Wreckers Co. in Hayden Lake area was struck by a passing car on the highway. The vehicle sped away after the impact. the house sustained no damage and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Good Hope Wreckers Co
Hayden Lake
Demos Elect Mrs Kelley Demos Elect Mrs Kelley
Secretary of State announces eight Republican and eight Democratic presidential electors chosen August 7 for Kansas. GOP electors include Melvin, Clymer, Carter, Gilbert, Hains, James, Scott, Horner. Stevenson Kefauver Democratic slate opposed by Rosenkranz and Walden. Independent candidate Haines and Horner show separate candidacy. results reflect August party selections for November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Paul Shanahan
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
GOP
Elton Carter
Norton
R. A. Clymer
el Dorado
Robert J. Gilbert
Coffeyville
Brook Haines
Harry R. Horner
Wichita
Albert James
Syracuse
George K. Melvin
Lawrence
C. Dean Scott
L. W. Rosenkranz
Washington
Nigel Walden
Hoxie
Haines
Horner
Rosenkranz
Walden
Wil
Eight Democrat electors tallied with spinoff counties listed
The official count for the eight winning Democratic electors shows Hawlon Brown 94955 Tally Daniel 86111 Edward Dickerman 83919 Richard Driscoll 92162 Mrs Marie Harding 85455 Norman Jeter 87691 Florence Kelley 87616 Harry Miller Sr 85850. Spitsnaugle and Everitt ran independently. Poe trailed with 83731.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis S. Spitsnaugle
WaKeeney
Charles C. Everitt
Girard
Spitsnaugle
Everitt
Hawlon B. Brown
Hutchinson
Tally W. Daniel
Clifton
Edward E. Dickerman
Ada
Richard M. Driscoll
Russell
Marie Harding
Ottawa
Norman W. Jeter
Hays
Florence Kelley
Chanute
Harry G. Miller Sr
Kansas City
Nelson H. Poe
Peabody
Fish and Potato Chowder Curdling Caution
A recipe note warns that cooking chowder with milk risks curdling if overheated. To avoid this, add milk gradually and simmer gently when preparing the dish.
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Neosho County
Gladys Eaton
Ruth Gray
Alice Boecker
Margaret Wolf
Ada Livingston
Pauline Barker
Ethel Eaton
Vendra Kjellander
Edna Petterson
Velma Anderson
Blanche Petit
Betty Gottlieb
Elizabeth Pieper
Ethel Davidson
Mamie Hayes
Pearl Hallenberg
News Service Committee
Marie Gibson
Daisy Jordan
Chanute Tribune
Arte Dept. P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. N.Y
Patriarch Militant Auxiliary
Rainbow Girls
Mrs. Kuhn
E. J. McCandless Grant
Joseph Love
Parent's Magazine
Carder-Olson
California
Mrs. Embry
Demos
Kelley
The
Lincoln
Cally
Vontay
Dawn
Foodtown
Trevet
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