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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1958
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers advises teens and a weary wife on handling boredom at home. A teen seeks ideas while a mother endures her husband’s pets and a baby on the way, with Landers urging practical chores and setting firm limits on pets.
Helen Ainsworth, Hollywood’s only woman producer, says women favor romance on TV and oppose Westerns. She criticizes current programming, notes actors lack kisses on screen, and outlines her plans with Guy Madison plus discoveries like Channing and Raitt.
Mr and Mrs John Wadsack celebrate their golden wedding anniversary August 1 with an open house from 2 to 4 p m at their Walnut home. Married September 12 1908 in Jones Oklahoma they farmed locally until 1923 then near Walnut retiring in 1954. They have seven children Frances Sands Fred Wadsack Joe Wadsack Jane Kirby Margaret Harper Kathryn Hixon Ann Butler and 15 grandchildren plan to attend.
Mrs Elvin Brenton hosted a 9 oclock brunch for Sunflower HDU members at 216 N Western with 10 members and a guest Kathy Brenton. Mrs Avery Sprague presided as meeting opened with silent prayer and discussion covered prizes, milk usage lesson, unit activities, and future events.
The Tribune announces a carrier service priced at 30 cents per week for home delivery. Subscriptions offer daily newspaper access with domestic delivery options and weekly billing.
Leah Wheatley was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Dean Sutcliffe at her home 1115 West Saturday night. Miss Wheatley will marry Ronald Sutcliffe on September 6. Games and prizes celebrated the occasion with guests including Miss Wheatley's mother Mrs. Jim Wheatley and many Wheatley relatives.
Members of the Chanule Lions club met for dinner at the Tioga Hotel. An informational program about Lionism on national state and local levels was presented focusing on Er vin Brune Pete Kelley Bill John son and Clifford Gibson.
Mrs. Robert Williams hosted the Round Table Study Club executive board at 9 30 a m Thursday morning at 818 West Elm. The meeting finalized plans for the 1958 59 club year with attendees present.
A fragment listing individuals including Mmes. Leroy Barker, William M. Haines, Seth Farwell, Paschal Grimes, Jim Gilbreath and L. E. Lofgren referenced in a historical document.
Wide Awake 4 H club met August 26 with Mr and Mrs Al Prosser. Members pledged and rolled by sharing fair exhibits and prize winnings. A wiener roast and hayrack ride were planned for August 30. Refreshments served to eight members seven parents and a guest.
The community welcomes several newborns with birth announcements from Neosho Memorial Hospital. Rebecca Sue Good daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Good of 204 E. 9th born August 17. Margaret Lynn Scott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Scott of 524 S. Evergreen born August 14. Gary Linn Burkman son of Dr. and Mrs. Reuben J. Burkman of 1705 S. Ashby born August 10. Barbara Jean Houck daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane H. Houck of 728 S. Grant born August 19. Daniel Lee Horiie son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Horiie of 1502 S. Central born August 12. Curtis Dean Daniels son of Delbert G. Daniels of rural Erie born August 14.
Ad for a sewalong pattern Marian Martin Printed Pattern 9262 in misses sizes 12 through 20. Describes a princess silhouette jumper with blouse, fabric yardage for size 16, price reading fifty cents, and mail order to The Ka nate Tribune Vattern Dept New York. Includes a separate note on frozen poultry quality and thawing risk.
The engagement of Pearle Ann Bowyer to Joseph E. Fitzgibbon son of Mr and Mrs P A Fitzgibbon Miami Oklahoma is announced by Mrs Georgia Bowyer Pittsburg The wedding will take place this winter Both attended the Chanute schools Miss Bowyer attended Pittsburg State College last year and has been employed with Southwestern Bell Telephone Company three years Fitzgibbon was discharged from the Navy this summer after two years overseas duty in the Far East He is associated with his father in business and plans to attend college in Miami
Humboldt reports a new electric scoreboard installed at Walter Johnson Athletic Field ahead of the football season opening September 19 with the Cubs hosting Moran. The project was funded by special benefit efforts and gifts from Cubs friends. St. Joseph’s School to begin classes at 8 30 a m on September 2 with a half day. The full schedule starts Wednesday with a student mass on the day.
About 82 students enrolled Sunday as the faculty led by Sisters Leocadia Mary Dorothy and Sylvia Heiman organized lunch supervision with Mrs. Claudia Jenner and Mrs. Arthur Hofer in charge. Room mothers include Mmes. Heenan Hess Griffith Miller Perez Barnett Woods Phelan Works Jiminez. Kent Pitman has returned to Lawton Oklahoma for Army service after visiting his parents and sister. Courtney Moses Lee Murren M L Brown and Dr. E E Long are listed among community members.
A group including Charles Westle Baird Brinkmeyer Harold Williams William Cannon and Robert Osborn traveled to Topeka on Wednesday to lobby for an Ottawa South highway option instead of the Ottawa Emporia corridor. The Altar Society of St Joseph's church plans a 2 pm meeting Wednesday for fall program kickoff.
Humboldt Cooperative Association plans an open house at the new elevator and feed mill Saturday at 8 p.m. Gerald McCall, manager, says the facility holds 4 000 bushels and replaces a fire-destroyed building from January. A separate storage building for grain of 10 000 bushels is under construction north of Central Street.
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