Mrs Sale Elected By Lodge Society
Mrs F E Sale was elected president of the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Chastain 386 at Odd Fellows Hall. New officers include T W Boman vice president and Ross Miller secretary. The group will meet monthly from January, with a Christmas party planned for December 21 to collect canned food for a needy family.
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F. E. Sale
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Chastain
Odd Fellows Hall
T. W. Boman
Ross Miller
G. R. McGuire
Vernal Batesel
Roy Adams
Bert Hargrove
I. M. Stevens
Leo Ditmars
Adams
Ray Elrod
Stevens
J. S. Jones
William Hennessey
P. L. Forslund
Henry K. Baker
Batesel
Boman
Christmas Dinner By Harmony Unit
The Harmony HE Unit held its annual Christmas dinner at Union School Sunday noon for 15 members, spouses, and families. An afternoon program featured songs led by Susan Francis with Laura Lee Redden on piano, readings by Jan King, solos by Carol Berthot and Jerry Redden, a trombone piece by Barnet Redden, and a page story by Mrs. Ray Russell. A Christmas exchange and business meeting followed. the next meeting is January 4 with Mrs. James H. Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony HE
Union School
Susan Francis
Laura Lee Redden
Jan King
Carol Berthot
Jerry Redden
Barnet Redden
Ray Russell
James H. Alford
Nooteboom Family Honored by 50 50 Class at First Christian
Mr and Mrs Nicolaas Nooteboom and sons Reinier Peter and Sammy were honor guests at a covered dish dinner by the 50 50 Class of the First Christian church. The Nootebooms from Rotterdam Holland are sponsored here by the class. Carl Kelley was elected president for 1957 with C Francis Jackson vice president and Mrs W M Best secretary treasurer. Over 90 attended as committee chair Mrs Dale Dahlgren led the event with Mmes C M Neff Etta Dunham Alexander Joe Hummer and Best assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolaas Nooteboom and
Reinier
Peter
Sammy
First Christian Church
Elmer Alexander
Dale Dahlgren
Mmes
C. M. Neff
Etta Dunham
Alexander
Joe Hummer
Best
Menu Suggestions Special Carrots
Pure carrots cut in diagonal slices simmer in a 1 quart pan with boiling water and salt until tender crisp after about five minutes. Add grated orange rind and orange juice then swirl in butter or margarine for a citrusy glaze.
Couple to Mark Golden Wedding at Chanute Open House
Mr and Mrs W J Arthur celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home southwest of Chanute Friends and relatives may visit from 2 to 4 pm The couple married December 12 1906 at the home of Mrs Arthurs parents in Mineral Point Wisconsin They began farming in Wisconsin and moved in 1908 to a farm southwest of Chanute They are parents of nine children Eugene Fresno CA Robert Burbank CA Lena Jane Wiles Bartow FL William Raymond Camdenton MO Joe Eric Vivian and Abbot of Chanute A daughter Violet Marie died in 1932 They have 20 grandchildren.
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W. J. Arthur
Cha Inute
Mabel Vivian
William J. ‘Arthur
Ents
John Vinian
Mineral Point
Wis
Wisconsin
Chanute
Arthur
Hine
Eugene
Fresno
Calif
Robert
Burbank
Lena Jane Wiles
Barstow
William and
Raymond
Camdenton
Joe
Eric
Vivian
Abbot
Violet Marie
Carrot Glazed Sauté with Orange Butter
Carrots are heated in a pan with a small amount of liquid then enhanced with grated orange rind orange juice and butter. Heat until coated then reduce if needed to about a quarter cup. Return carrots to the pan and reheat. Serves four.
Jumper Dress Pattern 9142 for Misses Sizes 12 to 42
Pattern 9142 offers a squared neckline fitted bodice and flaring skirt for a jumper dress. It markets dressy and casual looks with a smart blouse or sweaters, suitable for a gay date dress and season fashion.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Mail Request Note for Marian Martin
Customer offers thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Chapute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York NY 10011. Print plainly name address zone size and style number.
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Chanute Tribune Mousehold Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West 18Th St
Scout Meeting Of Den 1 Pack 6 Honored By Mother
Den 1 Pack 6 Cub Scouts met with den mother Mrs Harold Vaughn at 916 S Lafayette last week. The meeting opened with the flag salute as boys worked on presents for their mothers. Candy bar refreshments were served and Dan Marion Matlock, keeper of the buckskin, led the closing Cub Scout prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vaughn
S. Lafayette
Dan Marion Matlock
Apron Shower Honors Mrs Kenneth Berthot at Elm Street Home
Mrs John Lofthouse and Mrs Harry Berthot hosted a handkerchief and apron shower at 221 West Elm Street for Mrs Kenneth Berthot. The Berthots announce Kenny will relocate to East St Louis where Mr Berthot will work for Huckell Electric Co in Granite City Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lofthouse
Harry Berthot
W. Elm
Kenneth Berthot
Kenny
East Louis
Ill
Berthot
Huckell Electric Co
Granite City
Officers Named for Chain-Comers Club Year
Newly elected officers for the Chain-Comers Club include Mrs. Roy Lawson as president, Mrs. Al Endres as vice president, Mrs. David McGhee as secretary and publicity chairman, Mrs. Grace Tewkesbury as treasurer, and Mrs. Les Mathews as scrapbook chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain-Comers Club
Roy Lawson
al Endres
David McGhee
Grace Tewkesbury
Les Mathews
Vilas Group Christmas Program At Vilas Bethel Church
Members of the Women s Missionary Society at Vilas Bethel Lutheran presented a Christmas program led by Mrs Clarence Nelson including songs such as Joy to the World Silent Night Away in a Manger and Hark the Herald Angels Sing devotional by Rev Rolland Christenson and readings The group planned a donation to Trinity Lutheran Hospital and a pantry shower for the Christenson family. refreshments were served to 20 members, one guest, and 18 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church
Clarence Nelson
Rolland Christenson
Judy Anderson
Marilyn Nelson
Neil Nelson
Kenneth Nelson
Star and the Cross
Clarence Neilson
Herald Angels
Ralph Winterrowd
Christ
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Rudolph Nelson
Mission Tidings
Africa
Christenson
Roy Anderson
Charles Doudna
Social Calendar December 11 1956 Club Meetings
FAF Club Christmas party at 608 SW Beach 1 30 p m. Reading Club 930 S Highland 2 p m. Outlook Study Club 520 W 7th 2 p m. Art and Literature Club 306 S Tennessee 2 30 p m. Quest Club 620 S Highland 2 30 p m. Chanute Culture Club 416 W 4th 2 30 p m. Athenaeum 1023 S Highland 2 p m. Belles Lettres Reading Club 904 S Evergreen 1 30 p m. Round Table Study Club 501 N Forest 2 30 p m. Modern Study Club 504 S Evergreen 2 p m. Sorosis 512 S Highland 2 p m. Hulda Parker Chapter OFS Masonic Temple election of officers 7 30 p m. Ladies of GAR Memorial Bldg 2
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H. J. Neptune
SW. Beach
T. W. Haynes
S. Highland
Outlook
Floyd Johnson
W. 7Th
William Gray Jr
S. Tennessee
N. Forest
Modern Study Club
Robert D.ward
Evergreen
Sorosis
Myra Brobst
Hulda Parker
Masonic Temple
Ladies of Gar
Memorial Bidg
Cleaning kid gloves and violet talcum powder
How can I clean kid gloves. Put the gloves on and wash with spirits of turpentine. Dry in a warm place away from fire. How can I make violet talcum powder. Mix 14 ounces talc 2 ounces orris root 1/2 ounce cassia extract 1/2 ounce jasmine extract. Green lima beans provide vitamin C.
Out Our Way Beauty Shop Holiday Specials
Holiday specials advertised by Out Our Way Beauty Shop include cold wave and haircut services. The spot lists phone contact 747 for appointments and details.
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OUT
Officers Entertain Hulda Parker at OES Dinner
Hulda Parker Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star entertained officers and friends at a 6:30 dinner in Tioga Hotel on Sunday. Gifts were presented to the worthy matron and worthy patron by officers and friends. Group singing led by Mrs. Roy Gibson with pianist Mrs. Dave Petterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasser
Jack Churchill
Hulda Parker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Tioga Hotel
Roy Gibson
Dave Petterson
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs John Almond
Mrs Wayne Sheldon and Mrs Ora Sheldon hosted a bridal shower Wednesday afternoon at 1021 N Forest for Mrs John Buddy Almond. Attendants included Mrs Almond and other friends in a small celebratory gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Sheldon
Ora Sheldon
N. Forest
John
Buddy) Almond
Almond
Marriage Announcement and Christmas Celebration Details
The article records a marriage with the former Sue An nette Hummer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hummer of 619 N. Washington. Christmas decorations filled the house as prizes were awarded to Mrs. Tom Washburn and Mrs. Bee Carmichael, then presented to Mrs. Almond. Attendees included the honoree and many named relatives and friends, with lending gifts from numerous Mmes and several couples in McMinnville, Oregon, and Topeka, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Annette Hummer
M. W. Hummer
Washington
Tom Washburn
Bee Carmichael
Almond
Mmes
Dwight Almond
William Kustandorter
A. H. Houser
Mary Hannan
Chester Nicholas
Tom Morehead
Lewis Walker
Elmer Nicholas
Bernard Ford
Maurice Borrer
Jerri Wyatt
Guy Furrow
Wilbur Luman
Merritt Ramey
Howard Almond
Homer Myer
Archie Dimon
John Hole
Jack Wilson
Roy Hazen
Walker Camp
Roy Howell
Elmer Kueser
Harold Casper
Claude Camp
James White
Vernon Diedel
Glenn Almond
McMinnville
Ore
Dwight Almond Jr
Topeka
Ray Almond
Strike paralyses New Delhi shops and transport
Hundreds of shopkeepers and taxi drivers joined a one day strike in New Delhi to protest a proposed sales tax on interstate trade. The tax plan would affect most commercial activity and disrupt daily life in the federal capital.
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New Delhi
Baby Names Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The notice reports three newborns: Mark Wayne Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Anderson of 609 N. Kansas, born November 28. David Gene Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Orr of 418 N. Highland, born December 4. and David Milton Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Presley Webb of 416 W. 2nd, born November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wayne Anderson
John H. Anderson
N. Kansas
Neosho Memorial Hospital
David Gene Orr
Francis E. Orr
N. Highland
David Milton Webb
Presley Webb
W. 2Nd
Etiquette Q Acknowledging corrections at a party
A reader asks if a friend who repeatedly corrects a story is rude. The answer affirms the behavior as rude and discusses manners in social storytelling among a group. The column then shifts to a personal note about receiving a fraternity pin from a college student and friends’ reactions.
Chanute Tribune Briefs Highlights Local News
Chanute Tribune reports concise items from the area on December 10, 1956. The page notes community happenings, appointments, and upcoming events affecting residents and organizations in Chanute and surrounding counties.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Clarifying engagements and table setting customs
The text discusses whether accepting a pin equates to a marriage engagement and notes that laying two or three spoons crosswise above each plate is an obsolete custom. It appears as a Q and A style excerpt likely from an advice column.
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Mark Golden
Scout News
Vilas Group
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W. Main
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Rocker
Ony
Hulda Parker Oes
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