Mrs Heinze Builds Self Sufficient Greenhouse At Home
Mrs. Heinze and husband R J Heinze constructed a nail free greenhouse added to the south of their home. The structure uses brass screws, glass sides, a plastic top, and a gas heater keeping about 60 degrees with minimal heat cost. Plants include geraniums ferns begonias and many others with a homemade dirt mixer and rain water irrigation.
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Fred Heinze
R. J. Heinze
Kansas
Heinze
Route 1
Pattern Add 5 Cents Per Lat Pattern for Mating
A request to send five cents per Lat pattern for mating to The Chanute Tribune address in New York. It asks to include plainly NAME ADDRESS TONE AND PATTERN NUMBER and notes twenty five cents extra for an Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue with crochet knitting embroidery and weaving designs printed in the book.
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Chanute Tribune Houehold Arta Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
The House Jill Built at BPW Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club featured The House Jill Built as a program at a Tioga Hotel dinner. Mariam Mih chaired, introducing committee heads who outlined their roles in supporting BPW or Jill's house, with doll house centerpieces and building-themed symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tioga Hotel
Mariam Mih
Peggie Penns
Ruth Crossfield
Marie Gibson
Long-Mount Married- Sunday in Erie Church
Lora Lee Long and James L. Mount were married at the Erie First Christian church August 24. The ceremony included a pink and white gladiolus decor, white satin bows, and a white bridal carpet. The bride wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with seed pearl trim and a pearl necklace. her bouquet featured pink and white orchids. Maids and ushers included Karen Boyle and Linda Mount, Rex Bohrer, and Leroy Hoppus. A reception followed in the church parlor. Both sets of parents are named from Erie. the bride and groom are 1957 Erie High School graduates. He recently left the Navy after 32 years and works in a Pittsburgh bakery. They will reside in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Lee Long
Lee Long
Erie
James L. Mount
Harold Mount
Erie First Christian Church
A. W. Swanson
Sally Lamb
Karen Boyle
Linda Mount
Kay
Sherril Thompson
Rebecca Long
Rex Bohrer
Mount
Erie High School
Parsons Junior College
Navy
Pittsburg
Daughter Not Parents Will Live With Husband
The letter-writer worries about a 23 year old daughter choosing a working law student over a more affluent match. Ann Landers counters that ambition matters more than wealth and urges pride in the daughter's choice, noting his progress and maturity.
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Ann Landers
Amos
Andy
Keep Your Husband From Wholesale Help
Ann Landers advises a reader to stop being the middle-man for her husband who handles defective appliances for friends. She suggests the wife tell friends to contact her husband directly, refuse to relay messages, and avoid further involvement. A new Ann Landers booklet on boundaries is offered.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Etiquette Q and A on Gifts Signatures and Tableware
A held column answers three questions on proper etiquette. It says brides should acknowledge gifts promptly even during honeymoons, men should sign full names rather than initials, and a five branch candelabrum should be placed lengthwise on the table.
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J. H. Cardington
James H. Cardington
Dear Ann Advice Column Extract
Dear Ann writes about a husband in the furniture and appliance business described as good natured yet troublesome to a spouse. The fragment hints at personal strains involving friends and relatives, but lacks concrete events or names to detail further.
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Ann
Scnook
Pittsburg Sta fall wedding guests listed
Attendants plan a fall ceremony in Pittsburg with out of town guests including Patty Webb Kay Cantrell Marilyn Buddenhagen Mrs Lloyd White Mrs Lee Wells and many others from Parsons Chanute Fort Scott Manhattan Sheldon Jasper Carthage Wichita and Baritone Collier Everett James and Johnny Cunningham noted among attendees.
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Pittsburg
Sta Lge
E. Monroe
Patty Webb
Kay Cantrell
Marilyn Buddenhagen
Lloyd White
Lee Wells
C. L. Crabb
Phyllis Thompson
Kay
Sherrie Thompson
Dixie Windup
Parsons
Clifford McCoy
Chanute
Joe Johnson
Fort Scott
Gene Johnson
Manhattan
Paul Cobble
Sheldon
Melba Carty
Kansas City
Vere Boyle
Karen
St. Paul
Bob Nordstedt
Wichita
Nellie Mae Hammond
May Hammond
Jasper
Henry Adams
Peggy
Carthage
Harry Pomeroy
Charles Clines
Bariton
Open House For Morelans
Mr and Mrs Charles Morelan celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house on Osage street in Humboldt. About 75 guests attended a family dinner earlier in Community park as the couple, married in Missouri August 24 1898, marked six decades in Humboldt with flowers cake and a gold inscribed wedding cake.
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Humboldt
Charles Morelan
Osage Street
Ada
Ada Wilkerson
Missouri
Ted
Georgia Tasche
J. W. Morelan
Russell Morelan
Arnold Morelan
Community Park
Chanute
Frank Bowman
Donna
Rogers
Diane
Linda
Centerville
Keith Morelan
Billy
Kenny
Barnesville
John Griffith
Jimmy Morelan
Bill Griffith
Dennis Vaughn
Allen
Mary Perkins
Frank Doty
Jennie Benson
Reeps Honor Son On 14th Birthday Picnic
Mr and Mrs Herbert Reep hosted a picnic at Ninety Nine Park honoring their son Carl Wesley Reep on his 14th birthday. Attendees included Jay Hall David Cooper Junior Kern and Gary Par.
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Herbert Reep
Ninety-Nine Park
Carl Wesley Reep
Jay Hall
David Cooper
Junior Kern
Gary Par
Half Size Pattern by Marian Martin Flattery
Printed Pattern 9081 targets half sizes 14 2 16 2 18 2 20 2 22 2 with slimming princess lines. Includes easy to sew in collar and low neck options designed for a refined fit.
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Marian Martin
Pattern order notice for Marian Martin fabrics
Classified style notice from The Chanute Tribune requests readers send fifty OCONTS in coins to Marian Martin Pattern Dept for a fabric pattern. Include name address zone size and style number plus 5 cents postage for first class mailing to New York address.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Ib St
New York
N.Y
Prine Piainty
Mrs Wilbur Gates Hosts Helping Hand Club Dinner
Mrs Wilbur Gates entertained the Helping Hand club at a covered dish noon gathering yesterday. Members embroidered and socialized with numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Hunt and others. The next meeting is scheduled for September 24 with Mrs Hunt. cake bakers named.
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Wilbur Gates
Helping Hand Club
Harry Hunt
Robert Ellis
Earl Pugh
Wilbur Ellis
Bert Ellis
John King
George Wright
Ed Lembeck
Charles Cox
Worth Waltermire
Loyd Whitworth
Billie Whit
Country Club Plans Labor Day Dinner at Chanute
Reservations due Friday for Labor Day buffet dinner at Chanute Country Club. Dinner served 6 to 9 p.m. Chairs are Mr and Mrs Lee Murren of Humboldt and Mr and Mrs Robert Finney. Scotch Foursome begins 9:30 a.m. Monday with Marge Cook and Audrey Gibson as chairmen. A women’s golf event is planned for the afternoon.
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Chanute Country Club
Lee Murren
Humboldt
Robert Finney
Marge Cook
Audrey Gibson
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Mrs. Heinze
Getta Geeding
Gladys Wright
Dorothy Davis
Elizabeth Pieper
Betty Gottlieb
Mamie Hayes
Mae Wheeler
Edna Peterson
Ruth Shannon
Ada Livingston
Vinnie Allison
Erma Joe King
Gladys Eaton
Nelle Stevens
Ethel Eaton
Margaret Wolf
Pauline Barker
Nora Sumner
BPW
David L. McCune Insurance
Chanute Ins
Realitalian
Long-Mount
Leroy Hoppus
James Long
Carol Olson
Don Edwards
Russell Long
Edna Heady
Mary Stephen
Punch
Joyce White
Patricia Naff
Beverly Moore
Mmes. Verne Moore
Ivan Green
Ralph Janssen
James White
Hubby
Molly
Chanute, Kansas
Kress
Morelans
Reeps
Gay
Smart
Mames
Foodtown
The
Mrs. Wilbur Gates
Entertains
Country Club
Ors
Girls' Sox
Rayon
Newberry
Newberry's
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