Lofgren Couple Mark 50 Years With Open House
Mr and Mrs E E Lofgren of 417 N Forest set Sunday open house from 2 to 5 pm to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Hosts include their children E Milton Lofgren Linda Ricky from Okmulgee OK and Linnea Lenn Jeff Donna Sue from Kansas City Kan John Lofgren Mikel Kristine and John Douglas from Los Angeles The couple wed December 17 1912 in Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Lofgren
N. Forest
Drisdell Studio
E. Milton Lofgren
Linda
Ricky
Okmulgee
Okla
David
Linnea) Lenn
Jeff
Donna Sue
Kansas City
Kan
John Lofgren
Mikel
Kristine
John Douglas
Los Angeles
Social Calendar shows December 14 1962 gatherings
Devoted Mothers club at 802 S Malcolm 1 15 p.m. Rainbow HDU turkey dinner at 125 S Wilson noon. Past Presidents LA to B of RT at 70 S Santa Fe 1 p.m. Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grand at 120 S Edith noon. Rural Grange meets 8 p.m. Miriam circle IOOF hall 6 30 p.m. Hobby Club 324 WStd 2 p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Building noon and dish luncheon rides via HE 1 1992 8 a.m.–10 30 a.m. Christian Women's Fellowship hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoted Mothers Club
Charles R. Wolfe
S. Malcolm
Rainbow Hdu
V. J. Kessinger
S. Wilson
Axel Anderson
S. Santa Fe
Noble Grand Rebekah Lodge
W. A. Coonrod
S. Edith
Rural Grange
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
Edna Strohm
W. Std
Memorial Building
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Thayer Country Cousins HDU December Meeting
The Thayer Chapter of the Country Cousins HDU met at Mrs. James John’s home for a December gathering with a covered dish luncheon and Christmas carols. Officers for 1963 were installed by Mrs. Laurence Dick, with Dale Stafford as president and other posts filled. new members joined, and guests attended. A gift exchange and donations for the Parson’s Training School were planned, with toys and a $10 contribution.
Salad Luncheon By Ladies of GAR
The M. O. Cartlidge circle of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a salad luncheon in the Memoria building with 12 members and one child present. A gift collection was sent to the Veterans Hospital in Topeka. Officers were re elected for the coming year and will be reinstalled next meeting. Mrs. Ross Miller won the door prize. The circle became the first UNESCO joining group this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Cartlidge
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Memoria
Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Ross Miller
Unesco
Neosho Valley Coin Club Reports Mint Dollar Interest
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met Wednesday at the Memorial Building to discuss scarce and expensive silver dollars released by the U S Mint. Jack McNally of Eureka won the door prize. the January meeting will feature a talk on United States cents illustrated by McNally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Presbyterian Choir Holds Yale Party
The United Presbyterian Chancel Choir hosted a Christmas party after practice on Wednesday. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brinkmeyer were assisted by Mrs. D. A. Finney, Roy Chapple, and Wayne Knox. Organist Mrs. Dave Petterson provided informal singing. Gift poinsettias were given to Mrs. Petterson and Mrs. John Hargrave. guests included D. A. Finney, Wayne Knox, and the Rev. and Mrs. William T. Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘Presbyterian Church
Cecil Brinkmeyer
W. ‘and
Mmes
D. A. Finney
Roy Chapple
Wayne Knox
Dave Petterson
Petterson
John Hargrave
Roy Gibson
William T. Hunt
Mrs Sharp Hostess To Forget Me Not Meeting
The Forget Me Not HDU met Tuesday with Mrs. Harold Sharp at 1425 St Edith. One guest and 13 members answered with A Christmas Thought. Officers for the coming year were named: president Mrs Charles Wolfe vice president Mrs Clifford Holman secretary treasurer Mrs Marvin Fairchild and public relations chair Mrs Ray Rant. Plans included adopting a deserving family for Christmas. Mystery pals exchanged gifts and drew new names for next year. Mrs V E Gericke won the door prize. Next meeting with Mrs Ray Ranz on Jan 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forget Me Not
HDU
Harold Sharp
St. Edith
F. A. Prosser
V. E. Gericke
Ray Ranz
Mrs. Gray Hosts Art and Literature Club Meeting
Women of the Art and Literature club gathered at Mrs. William Gray's home on Highland to hear a history of music from the hostess. Mrs. James A. Butin played piano examples, and the group planned to brighten eight Westview Nursing Home residents with a Christmas project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art and Literature Club
William Gray
Highland
Hulda Parker OES Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
Hulda Parker OES held its annual election of officers with Mrs. Junior T. Zimmerman as worthy matron and Kenneth Raney as associate patron. Officers appointed as tellers were Marlin Blackston A. B. Chauncey and V. C. Steele. Installation planned for Friday December 28 with charter draped in memory of Mrs. Louie Ingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
OES
E. O. Gilbert
T. Zimmerman
Altoona
Marlin Blackston
A. B. Chauncey
V. C. Steele
Junior T. Zimmerman
Kenneth Raney
Charles Blanchard
Lou Darlington
Louie Ingle
Mmes
Roy Nicewaner
Palmer Forslund
C. C. Cowen
Lighting in the Home discussed by Ruth Kubler in Fredonia
Ruth Kubler extension specialist led a public meeting on Lighting in the Home as part of the 1963 extension program. She urged light colored lampshades, preferred opaque with white interiors, demonstrated eye effects of bulb types, and explained a lumens based chart to calculate room lighting. Carolyn Kelsey offered charts and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kubler
Fredonia
Wilson County Home Economics Advisory Council
Miss Kubler
Carolyn Kelsey
Annual Yule Party By Cheerful Workers
The Cheerful Workers class of the First Baptist church held their annual Christmas party and dinner at the Presbyterian church parlor. Thirty two members plus three guests attended as Mrs Joe Jackson read No Trumpets Blowing by Albert Hasse and carols were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Ray Hutchinson
Virgil Hanson
H. E. Lovett
Junior Fritz
Wilbur Johnson
Joe Jackson
Albert Hasse
Clint Bowers
Neosho Valley HDU Hosts Horton Home Meeting
Mrs. Donald Horton of 23 S Lafayette hosted the Neosho Valley HDU gathering Tuesday afternoon in Horton. Roy Tunnell, advisory board member, installed 1963 officers. A gift exchange occurred. door prize went to Mrs. Harry Jackson. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Quinten Anderson. Next meeting set for January 18 with Mrs. Clinton Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Horton
S. Lafayette
Neosho
Sub Debs Meet at Nancy Slane Home
Sub Debs and Les Des met at 318 Kansas Wednesday evening to elect officers. After a carol run to Neosho Memorial Hospital Neosho Manor and Westview Nursing Home they returned for refreshments. Mrs. Robert King named new sponsor and next meeting on January 2 will elect officers with Linda Sparks as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Slane
Kansas
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho Manor
Westview Nursing Home
Slane
Robert King
Linda Sparks
Outlook Club Receives A Star for Christmas Reading
The Outlook Study club met Tuesday with Mrs. Doro thy Bauer presenting A Star for Christmas by B. J. Chute. Mrs. M. R. Wilson hosted a 13-member recipe luncheon at 815 S. Evergreen. Mrs. Marlin Blackston presided. Members will send poinsettias to local rest homes for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Chute
Dorothy Bauer
Outlook Study Club
M. R. Wilson
S. Evergreen
Marlin Blackston
Evaporated Milk Substitution for Milk in Quick Breads
A kitchen tip notes that one cup of milk can be replaced by two cups evaporated milk mixed with half a cup water, preserving batter consistency and moisture in quick bread or cake recipes.
Electa Club Hosts Dinner for Past Matrons and Patrons
The Electa club held a dinner at the Masonic temple on Tuesday evening featuring past matrons and patrons along with their spouses. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Blackston led the event with help from Mrs. Frank Davidson, Mrs. Sam Willis, and Lou Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Club
Masonic Temple
Marlin Blackston
Frank ‘Davidson
Sam Willis
Lou Darlington
Scout Den 3 Pack 3 Holds Christmas Meeting
Dan Evans led the flag salute to open the Cub Scout Den 3 Pack 3 meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Richard Willis. Boys worked on gifts, shared Christmas stories, and achievements were checked as plans were made for a Christmas party at the next den meeting. The living circle closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Evans
Cub Scout den
Richard Willis
S. Tennessee
Living Circle
Waterflood Assn Meeting Wednesday
The December meeting of the Kansas Oklahoma Waterflood Assn will be held next Wednesday at the Booth Hotel in Independence with dinner at 6 30 p.m. A paper on Design and Use of Portable Water Injection Plants for Small Waterfloods will be presented. Reservations with Jerry Agnew Box 223 Nowata Okla by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas - Oklahoma Waterflood Assn
Booth Hotel
Independence
Jerry Agnew
Box 223
Nowata
Okla
Dear Ann Landers Style Advice Page Fragment
A Chaunte Tribune letter page fragment features Ann Landers style questions and responses. Topics include stereotypes about blondes, love and marriage, psychiatry, and living proof letters, with a 1962 copyright note and a Brazil nut garnish tip. Entities include Ann Landers, Missouri, and Chanute Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lenders
Chanute Tribune
What Calls Back the Past Like a Juicy Pumpkin Pie
A minister’s son with three sisters recalls family ties to John Greenleaf Whittier and shares a pumpkin pie recipe. The essay blends memory with a tested ingredient list and baking steps for a juicy spiced pie, including pumpkin, sugars, spices, eggs, and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Rhoda Greenleaf Whittier
John Greenleaf
Whittier
John Greenleaf Whittier
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. E. Lofgrens
Mrs. Lofgren
Chanute
Dial Tribune
Ladies of
Gar
Coin Club
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins
Beard
Presbyterian Choir
Mrs. Sharp
Mrs. Gray
iThe Chanute Tribune
Hulda Parker Oes
National Association of Cosmetologist Schools
Penn
Fred Johnson
W. Main
Johnson
Tribune
Jean Tucker
Horton
Outlook Club
Electa
Scout News
James
East Main
Ann Landers
Jer
Ann
Mother
Missouri
Kiddo
Haydn
Pearson
Eans
T.V
Pearlwick
Dad
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
Chanute, Kans
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