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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1959
Page
3
Dear Ann Lander advises a reader who ended a four month steady relationship after the boy turned distant and began dating another girl. The ring is missing and she asks if she should replace it or wait for him to ask. The response suggests letting the matter drop and offering to buy a replacement if he asks.
Alice Brooks Varieties promotes Huck weaving patterns with charted designs and prices while readers debate wedding announcements and plea for advice on domestic abuse. Frankly Speaking column includes letters about social customs and a severe domestic violence scenario with guidance to seek help.
Ang M tome Supieate Briage club hosts a 7:30 p.m. gathering at the Tioga Motel. France now ships about 66 million tons annually via 5,513 miles of canals and navigable rivers.
Laura Lee Redden and Walter Eugene Baughman wed in a candle lit ceremony at First Baptist Parsons officiated by Rev John Schwensen. Bridal party included Laura’s sister Aquila Jane Redden and Mary Parsons maid of honor. After reception in Fellowship hall the couple planned to live in Pittsburg Kansas.
A Thursday evening shower celebrated Kim Edward Wilson, a 32 week old baby boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wilson. Hostesses Mrs. C. M. Cordner and Mrs. J. E. Slyker hosted at the Slyker home 602 S. Evergreen with games, cakes, and prizes for the child. Attendees included Mrs. Wilson, Mines, M. W. Wilson, Jack Wilson, John Griffith, Bill Griffith, Gene Dunaway and Vic ki Edwards, Thomas Tweddell, Frank Davidson Jr., Lois Squire, Milton Ford, and Betty Bartlett with gifts from Mines Edward Offenbacker, Arlie Mayfield, Jerry Phillips, and Lois Cady.
Alcott PTA Executive board discussed upcoming teacher reception for September 14 at the school. Mrs Wendell Bowyer presided as ten members attended the Wednesday morning session. committee chairmen were introduced and other projects discussed.
Advertisement notes a Marian Martin printed pattern 9411 for girls sizes 6 to 14 with a back zipper and no waist seams. Includes fabric yardage for size 10 and ordering details from The Cheonte Tribune Pattern Dept in New York. Also mentions Maryland fried chicken using egg wash and bread crumbs in ads.
Humboldt Clinic in Humboldt Kansas to hold an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday August 30. The modern new office of Dr. E. E. Long hosts visitors and prospective patients.
Carlyle Sunday will preach at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Marvin Olson will present the Home Furnishings lesson Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Vilas Homebuilders Home Demonstration unit. The group meets at Helton's House of Color then visits Mrs. Clement White's rural Buffalo home.
Daily Transcript reports yesterday admittances Mrs S A Williams and John E Walters with addresses in Neosho. Today adds Mrs Neal McCoy and Thomas McKenzie. Dismissals include Carol A Larson and Randal A Anderson. Birth records show a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Kepley at Bariton. District Court filings name Lois L Wileson and Robert J Wileson seeking divorce with custody and support requests.
Instructions suggest mincing garden chives and mixing into mashed potatoes for savor. If guests arrive, enrich potatoes with heavy cream and butter after mashing.
Masked gunmen visited the University City residence of Martin and Marilyn Multin on Friday night. One blocked the living room while the other searched the basement digging and leaving an empty pint jar. Police found no evidence linking the jar to the crime as the couple denied knowing its contents.
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