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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
3
Chanute wedding notice for Miss Micewaner and Don Grogan at Cha nute First Baptist Church with Rev. Hutchison and Rev. Pearson officiating. Alice McCune organist, Susan Francis soprano, Kenneth Tebow violin. Details include bridal gown, attendants, and family members. Also engagement notice for LeAnn Lindbeck to Lawrence Nelson.
A reception at the church featured Alice McCune as organist and Kenith Tebow on violin. Guests included Joan Ranabarger Marion Gates and hostesses Mines Glen McLaren B Wyatt Ira Grogan Gilbert Gray Roy Plummer and E E Zastrow. Mrs Grogan a Chanute High School graduate and freshman at Chanute Junior College plans to join Pfc Grogan in Fort Benning Georgia after finishing school.
Mrs. Kenneth Cummings hosts an open house from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday in Chanute to honor Mrs. Elsie Harris of Sacramento California who has visited over the holidays. Harris lived here most of her life before moving to California three years ago and will stay in Chanute until Saturday. Friends are invited.
A letter from a 14-year-old about a hospitalized father with alcohol abuse and a second from a woman enjoying alimony life after divorce. Ann Landers weighs moral choices, marriage risks, and parental influence while advising on respect and responsibility for her daughter.
Chanute Tribune notes the marriage of Mary Alice, daughter of a local family, announced in a Chanute publication on page three dated Thursday December 26, 1957. The brief item confirms the match and records the family's pride in the event.
A Christmas party for Life Underwriters Association members from Allen and Neosho Counties, with spouses, was held Saturday at Tioga Ballroom. Kenneth Brock presided as toastmaster. Mrs. O. B. Cunningham led a musical program and carols. about 60 attendees enjoyed dancing afterwards.
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