Local Teachers Honored at Tea in Central Park Building
Local teachers in Cha nute were honored at a tea hosted by the women’s division of the Cha nute Chamber of Commerce at the Central Park Building. Mrs R D Wilson led arrangements with help from Mrs Wilbur Allison at the serving table. Guests were welcomed by registerers and each teacher received a red apple from Mrs Ed Zastrow. Chamber leaders Hans Herold George McCune Clifford Gibson Wayne Umbarger and Wilbur Allison attended.
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Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Central Park Building
R. D. Wilson
Wilbur Allison
Bill Johnson
Hugh Chapman
Royce Wells
Glen McLaren
Ed Zastrow
Hans
Presbyterian Women Emphasize Christmas Theme in Circles
United Presbyterian Women held Christmas themed circle meetings with 34 members and four guests attending across Circles 1 2 3 and 4 at the church. Readings from Luke and the Bible plus Christmas stories and carols marked the event with hostess duties shared among members and a ceramic lighted tree centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hargrave
Marjorie Nation
E. O. Morris
Robert Koch
Walter Naylor
D. A. Finney
Robert Hamar
Circle
Myron Slater
Hazel Russell
George Garrison
Walnut Couple Plans Yuletide Wedding
Mr and Mrs Norman Peacock announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon K Mertens to William H Inman Jr son of Mr and Mrs William H Inman They are Erie High School graduates with Inman also from NCCJC class of 1970 and Mertens expected to graduate NCCJC in spring They plan a yuletide wedding with both now employed locally.
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Walnut
Norman Peacock
Sharon K. Mertens
William H. Inman Jr
William H. Inman
Miss Mertens
Inman
Erie High School
Osho County Community Junior College
NCCJC
Kustom Electronics, Inc
Manley Transfer Company
Ann Landers column letters on sexuality and teen autonomy
Readers discuss coming out as homosexual a teen, parental shock, and the need for acceptance. A teen questions nose alteration etiquette and handling parental pressure. A teen laments strict parenting and seeks space to form own experiences. The column provides responses and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
New Rochelle
N.R
New Nose
Heloise: Do It Yourself Not Always Cheaper
Letter writers discuss the value of consulting specialists before home projects and share examples from railing construction to kitchen gadgets. Douglas Price notes an iron shop quote of 45 dollars vs 50 dollars in DIY parts, while readers propose practical tips and gadget ideas.
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Heloise
Douglas Price
Mr. Price
Servicemen Activities Sponsored by Mrs McDonald
Mrs Patricia McDonald Chanu te High School teacher coordinates three servicemen programs in Vietnam in response to Moratorium Day. Bracelets bearing name rank and capture date are sold to support POW release. form letters to Hanoi urge release. letters to servicemen in Vietnam reach men with little mail. The engagement of Mary Lynn Hawthorne to Larry Foster is announced with a July wedding planned.
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Patricia McDonald
Chanute
Vietnam
Hanoi
Stark
Glenn R. Hawthorne
Mary Lynn
Larry D. Foster
Ernest Foster
Independence
Miss Hawthorne
Foster
Friends University
Wichita
Friends Churches
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Plan Christmas Party and Elections
November meeting distributed membership and leadership pins at the Central Park building. Donna Willis Mary Smith and Dan Cox named to adult advisory committee. Christmas party and gift exchange planned for December with caroling and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees +H
Central Park
Donna Willis
Mary Smith
Dan Cox
Lisa Gorton
Mark Cox
Carl Ladd
George Works
Topeka
Fred Works
Stephanie Brock
Connie Stroh
New Citizens Born to DeLaTorre Family in Lafayette
Michelle Annette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLaTorre of 1124 South Lafayette, arrived on November 18. The newborn joins the DeLaTorre household as neighbors welcome the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelle Annette
Robert DeLaTorre
S. Lafayette
Scouts Test Knot Skills At Otterbein Church
Scout Troop 100 held a knot tying relay at Otterbein United Methodist Church to fulfill Pioneering merit badge requirements. Eddie Bright led the opening, Scott Allen closed the meeting, and cleanup is planned for Saturday at 9 a.m. at the scouthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Bright
Scott Allen
Peter Werner
Local Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week Events
Tribune notes list of social events and deadlines including Barathea Class at Otterbein Church Saturday 6:30 p.m. and multiple meetings from December 6 to 7:30 p.m. at various locations such as North Malcolm Community Center and Memorial Building. Includes requests for notes and a social crafts event with item donations and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Royster
Universal
Shakespeare Club
Richard Crawford
S. Central
Neosho
Rebekahs
Central Park
Cosmetology Club
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
Jolly Maids Extension Homemakers Unit
North Malcolm Community Center
Women's Missionary Association
United Brethren Church In Christ
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Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Women
Circle 1
Reuben Burkman
Richard Good
Carl Robb
Circle 3
Craig Erickson
Luke
World Book of Prayer
Kay Groskinsky
Virginia Carey Hudson
Barbara Rosel
Berlin
Germany
Mrs. Erickson
Chris Bean
Roy Gibson
Adeline Fortney
Homosexual Lands Landers
Ann Landers
Illinois
G.B.A
O.K
W.O
Dial
Babs
Wilma
Mary Hawthorne
Logan
Scout News
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Den
John Robie
Robie
Kathy McCabe
Denise Estes
N. Garfield
Pic
Tures
Mrs. Don
Howell
Ted Pegg
Girl Scouts
Mmes
Leroy Mathew
Ronald Burghart
James D. Fraser
Materice L. Elliott
Brownie Girl Scouts
Larry Reeves
Annex
Violets
Chanute Tribune
Kansas
Hotel Tioga
Kress
E. Main
Princess Gardner
Dolphin
J. L
Joe) Bowman
S. Tennessee
Lola, Kansas
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