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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
3
A collection of reader letters to Ann Landers recount domestic mishaps and moral judgments. A mother recalls a bathtub accident and funeral commentary, a house cleaner secrets to drink, and a wife plans to take guests to a restaurant to handle unexpected company.
Rural Uniontown announces the engagement of Shirley Ann Miller to Dwight Clemens son of Mr and Mrs H M Clem ens of R 2 Fort Scott. Shirley works in the IBM department of Western Insurance Co Fort Scott. Dwight drives a truck for Powell Trucking Co. and his brother Larry Clemens lives in Charne.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Holman of Columbus hosted a rehearsal tea Saturday for their son James Holman and his bride Nancy Jean Rice. The event at 508 North Highland featured Russian tea and cake for guests including the couple’s families and Rev Ed Baker.
Social calendar note for Wednesday December 29 lists Nada Wagoner reciting at First Methodist Church at 8:00 p.m. The item places the event in the local community calendar.
Nancy Jean Rice and James Holman wed Sunday at 2 30 in the First Christian Church with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried a red rose arrangement. attendants included Mrs. Donald Elder as matron of honor and Linda Singer and Linda Holman as bridesmaids. Reception followed in the church basement with a three tier cake.
The Fairchild family hosts a large Christmas gathering with dozens of relatives and friends dining at multiple homes in Chanute and nearby towns. Attendees include the Fairchilds, Umbargers, and many others from Chanute to Wichita and Tulsa. A second event features gift exchanges and chili supper traditions with Erie and Bartlesville guests.
Susie Kruse, a Washburn University sophomore in Topeka, has been chosen as one of 25 students to serve on a new student goals committee working with the Student Council. Membership requires at least a 3.0 GPA. Mr and Mrs Richard Fairchild return to Kansas City after visiting relatives in Topeka and Galesburg with plans to move to Marion Illinois.
Monday night Duplicate Bridge Club in the Home Savings Association Lounge posted four tables. Top scores included Charles Carlson 472 and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell 47, with other participants such as Fred Foster, Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs. Bob Allen, Bob Ward 46, Larry Caldwell and Mrs. F G Hooker. Kenneth Horton recorded in the 40s.
Paulen Moeller has been promoted to district manager for the Gates Rubber Company. Myrtle Moeller, 309 S. Santa Fe, returned from Alexander Louisiana after being summoned by the death of their brother R E Moeller.
Joyce Holman and Rosemary Cottle married in a Kansas ceremony. Both are music majors at Kansas State College and plan a home in Pittsburg after a brief honeymoon. Out of town guests include numerous relatives and friends from Newton, Lawrence, Wichita, Topeka, Girard, Humboldt, and Riverton among others.
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