Freeloader Won't Marry Widow at 47
Ann Landers advises a 47 year old widow that a man who keeps his sick mother, freeloads on meals and laundry, and wooes another woman will not marry her. The reader is told to end the arrangement and avoid future dependency notices.
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Ann
Ann Landers
Monterey
Bob Huffman second birthday party themed circus
Mrs Wayne Huffman hosted Aug 23 honoring her son Bob on his second birthday. A circus theme featured hats and whistles as favors. Invited guests included Lydia Huffman Denice Huffman Saruel Ruggles La Van Ruggles Shannon Sheridan Scott Sheridan Eddie Brinkmeyer Brenda Jenkins Cindy Jenkins David Doepke Mines David Huffman Jim Sheridan Merle Ruggles Vernon Brinkmeyer Glen Doepke and Robert Jenkins.
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Wayne Huffman
Bobby Huffman
Lydia
Denice Huffman
Saruel
la van Ruggles
Shannon
Scott Sheridan
Eddie Brinkmeyer
Brenda
Cindy Jenkins
David Doepke
Mines
David Huffman
Jim Sheridan
Merle Ruggles
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Glen Doepke
Robert Jenkins
65th Anniversary for Nels and Nels Olsons
Mr. and Mrs. Nels A. Olson of rural Chanute observed their 65th wedding anniversary on August 27. They married August 27, 1893, at the bride’s parents home in Big Creek township with Justice W. H. Ketch officiating. The Olsons have four daughters and three sons, with extended family noted and long residence in Neosho County.
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Nels A. Olson
Chanute
Drisdell
Dessie M. Clemans
J. N. Clemans
Big Creek Township
W. H. Ketch‘em
Maude Lowe
Charles Mollet
Eric
Olson
Cherokee
Neosho County
Sweden
America
New Jersey
Missouri
Kansas
Odense
Roy Bass
Stark
J. E. Carlson
Pampa
Tex
C. H Bohlander
Russell Page
Kimball
Brice
Salina
Virgil
Carl
Erie
Orville Libby
Independence
Roy Libby
Carlson
Bass
Bohlander
Page
Misouri Deaf Convention Quietly Transacts Large Business
About 200 members of the Missouri Association of the Deaf attend the 17th triennial convention at the Hotel President in Kansas City. The event closes Monday morning with members conducting substantial affairs in sign language and silence, the pace described as busy yet quiet.
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Social Calendar for Chanute September 1958
Social calendar items list events for Monday September 1 and Tuesday September 2 1958 at Chanute Country Club Tioga Hotel First Baptist church EUB church Odd Fellows hall and Carpenters hall with times for buffet dinner scotch foursome duplicate bridge cheerful workers class Barathea service guild CWF guild LAPM and textile paint club plus a note from Mrs Homer Waggoner R1.
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Chanute Country Club
Tioga Hotel
HDU
Homer Waggoner
First Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Barathea Service Guild
EUB
CWF
LAPM
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Sisters to Wed Chanute Men
Announcement of Dorothy Jean Munding engagement to Hubert W VanLeeuwen of Chanute and their Oct 25 wedding at St Patrick's in Parsons. Bride Anita Grace Munding also engaged to Neal Kimble in a double ceremony with Dorothy.
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Dorothy Jean Munding
Hubert W. VanLeeuwen
Chanute
N. M. Munding
Parsons
VanLeeuwen
John VanLeeuwen
Walnut
Miss Munding
St. Patrick’s ,Catholic Church
Anita Grace Munding
Neal Kimble
C. L. Kimble
S. Central
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Cooking Time for Frozen Roasts Increases by One Third
Hard frozen roasts require about one third to one half more cooking time per pound than fresh roasts, according to guidance for adjust oven times and heat levels.
Erie School Enrollments Rise Slightly as Term Opens
Erie district reports enrollment through yesterday with 306 in grade school and 190 in high school compared to 305 and 186 a year earlier. Superintendent Krieger expects slight gains with Tuesday’s opening. This item notes visits by officials to Topeka hearings, intercity highway link plans, and local civic activities.
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Robert Krieger
Erie
Topeka
State Highway Commission
G. C. Freeley
Clark M. Fleming
Sidney Linscott
Lynn Shaw
Harvey Steele
Harold Heaton
Pershing Brady
Roy Miller
Tom Burress
P. W. Kyle
Larry Bryan
Ottawa
Oklahoma
Farm Bureau office moves to ground floor site
Farmers Home Administration announced its office will relocate at once from 2152 Main to the Theodore Little room on South Main, a ground floor site. The Erie Golf Club held a regular family night covered dish supper with hosts Mr and Mrs Ed Naanes, Mr and Mrs Lester Shepard, and Mr and Mrs E J Richey. Ralph Greeg, in poor health, suffered another heart attack and was taken to Mercy Hospital at Parsons.
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Main
Theodore Little
South Main
Erie Golf Club
Ed Naanes
Lester Shepard
E. J. Richey
Ralph Greeg
All-Stars Fall 1-0 to Iola in close Little League duel
Chanute Little League All-Stars were edged 1-0 by Iola All-Stars in a tight pitching duel. An fifth inning infield error started the decisive run. Chanute outhit Iola five to three with seven base-runners. The Teener game followed, Iola winning 10-1 on the same field with altered distances.
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Iola
Chanute
Iola All-Stars
Freddie Midcap
Richard Durham
Stanley Frederick
Stan Tier
Battery
Harlen
McCullough
Adams
United Dry Forces Speaker Sunday at Island Lafayette church
The Rev. Roy Holloman superintendent of the Kansas United Dry Forces will speak at the Church of the Nazarene Island Lafayette at 10 45 a m and again at the early morning service at the First Baptist church. The engagements are part of a summer tour for the dry forces work.
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Roy Holloman
Kansas United Dry Forces
Church of the Nazarene
Island Lafayette
First Baptist Church
Grady community to hear magic program Tuesday night
Harvey Rhodes with assistants Butch and Joe Morgan present a magic program at the Grady Community Center. Visitors include William McNeill family from Kansas City and Marion Plummer party from Burlington visiting Paul Lowe at Neosho Memorial Hospital over the holiday weekend.
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Harvey Rhodes
Butch and
Joe Morgan
Grady
William McNeill
Marsha and
Kent
Kansas City
Marion Plummer
Burlington
Chanute
Paul Lowe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Street lights shot out prompt city replacement
Police said 25 lights on Grant Walnut Wilson and 3rd Streets were shot out in the night likely from a car. Mrs. H M Kemmerer hosted relatives from Pampa Texas and Wichita over the past week. Families returned from Grand Lake and a three week vacation. Barbara Wilson completed an affiliation in Milwaukee and plans to enroll. Ditmars family obituary notes Ditmars born 1869 near Chanute and survived by wife two sons two daughters grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral at Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel with burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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City Electric Plant
Grant
Walnut
Wilson
3Rd
Barbara Wilson
Howard Wilson
S. Evergreen
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Hospital For Mental Diseases
Miss Wilson
Charles Warren Ditmars
S. Katy
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
George W. Ditmars
Michigan
Neosho River
Ditmars’ Ford
Mary E. Krueger
Johnsons and Kin Visit from Clinton and Eureka
The Chanuts Tribune notes visitors from Clinton Iowa and Eureka California arriving to visit relatives in town. John Johnson and Julie Ann join Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shook and Mr. and Mrs. J Wilford Johnson. Rose Marie Matthews from Tempe Arizona visited relatives W A Coonrod and Merrill Brock family and Earl Young. They toured Disneyland Pacific Lumber Hoover Dam and stopped in Las Vegas on return trip.
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John Johnson
Julie Ann
Clinton
Iowa
Glen Shook
S. Plummer
J. Wilford Johnson
I. Lafayette
Rose Marie Matthews
Tempe
Ariz
W. A. Coonrod
S. Edith
Merrill Brock
N. Evergreen
Earl Young
Edith
Jack Anderson
Eureka
Calif
Marvin Young
Gary Joe
Sandra Sue
Wichita
Disneyland
Pacific Lumber Company
Hoover Dam
Las Vegas
Admittances and dismissals reported at area hospitals
Admittances Friday include William Caldwell and Mrs. George W. Moon of Humboldt and Mrs. Vick Fredrick at 315 IN Central for surgery or medical care. Admittance today lists Dale Dalton of 118 N Grant. Dismissals yesterday note Mrs. Lottie Nesbitt and Mrs. James Laymon plus her son at 1701 S Malcolm.
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William Caldwell
Humboldt
George W. Moon
Vick Fredrick
Central
Benjamin F. Foster
Lavenburg
Dale Dalton
N. Grant
Lottie Nesbitt
Eric
James Laymon and Son
S. Malcolm
Deaths and Funerals
Ted Crossfield, brother of Ruth Crossfield of 711 S Lincoln, died yesterday in a tractor accident while working in a field near Elk City. Miss Crossfield left this morning for Elk City.
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Ted Crossfield
Ruth ‘Crossfield
S. Lincoln
Elk City
Miss Crossifield
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