Daugherty and Anderson Marry in Milton-Freewater Ceremony
Sherri Daugherty and Joe Kent Anderson wed in a double-ring ceremony at First Christian Church Milton-Freewater Oregon. The bride wore white satin with seed pearl trim as family and friends joined for a turquoise themed reception and future plans to live with the groom’s parents while he serves a 13 month tour in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri Lynn Daughtery
Joe Kent Anderson
Milton- Freewater
Ore
First Christian Church
George M. Knox
Gordon C. Bond
United Protestant Church
Richland
Wash
Jack Daughtery
Milton-Freewater
Kansas City
Pvt
Anderson
Ft. Lewis
Korea
4-H Club News Bright Christmas Party In Hillcrest
Willing Workers 4-H Club hosted a Hillcrest Christmas party at the Hillcrest community center with games a song fest and a Santa visit led by Larry Paulie Judy and Matt Boecker. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Shaffer Kalene and others. Up and Atom 4H club held its last session December 19 at Zion Lutheran Church followed by a caroling route to nursing homes and hospitals in Chanute Neoshi and S E K Tuberculosis Hospital with postparty refreshments and a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Community Center
Larry Paulie
Judy
Matt Boecker
Santa
Shaffer
Brent
Fred Delano
Kalene
Daniel
Doug
David
Jim Carlson
Up and Atom
Up and Atom 4H
Zion Lutheran Church
Chanute
Neoshi Hospital
S.E.K. Tuberculosis Hospital
Andersons Host Rehearsal Dinner For Son’s Wedding
Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson hosted a rehearsal dinner at 420 S Rutter honoring son Joe Kent and Sherri Lynn Daugherty. Twenty guests attended at the home of friends Mr and Mrs Orval Rimbey in Walla Walla Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderson
S. Rutter
Joe Kent
Sherri Lynn Daugherty
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs
Orval Rimbey
Walla Walla, Wash
Cubs Deliver Christmas Basket To Adopted Family
Den 5 Cub Scouts from Pack 225 met Friday with Den mother Carol Larkin. Tim Larkin led the flag salute and Kendall Follmer assisted the group in making a Christmas basket for their adopted family. The family offered popcorn. Dale Malcolm closed with the Cub Scout promise. They will not meet this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
den Five
Den
Carol Larkin
W. Chestnut
Tim Larkin
Kendall Follmer
Cubs
Dale Malcolm
Cub Scout Promise
Living Circle
Duff Osborn Wed In Thayer Home
Judy Diane Duff and David L Osborn married Saturday evening at the bride's parents home in Thayer. Minister John Presko officiated the double ring ceremony with family and friends attending. The bride wore a lace over satin gown and carried a white Bible with red roses. Linda Duff was maid of honor. Keith Powers served as best man. Greg Duff was ring bearer. Reception followed. bride and groom plan future in Thayer area. Osborn has one year in the Army and will start Vietnam duty in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Diane Duff
David L. Osborn
Donald Duff
Thayer
John Presko
Thayer Christian Church
Beverly Duff
Becky Duff
Floyd Powers
Beige
Keith Powers
Greg Duff
Charles Payne
Thayer High School
Independence Beauty College
Independence
Sp4
Osborn
Vietnam
Diane
Fred Osborn
Delbert Jeans
Dale Stipp
Holiday Guests Fill Chanute Holiday Tables
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day gatherings filled Chanute households. Families hosted relatives from Kansas City Kansas El Dorado Guam Oklahoma City Fall River Pittsburg Iola Lakin Buffalo Welda Fredonia Thayer and Independence. Visitors included Fort Bragg soldiers and Vietnam returnees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin E. Webb
S. Garfield
Dale C. Schiedel
Kansas City
Kan
Donald E. Webb
Harley Tonkinson
Elmer Pilgrim
Ruth Pilgrim
Ruth Puttnam
Linda Pilgrim
Judy Pilgrim
Kenneth Tonkinson
David Pilgrim
Judy Johnson
Dan Johnson
Karen Pilgrim
Alan Pilgrim
Chanute
Elmer Carder
Edith
Charles Hufford
Susan
Tony
Paula
el Dorado
Guam
Bruce Menne
Oklahoma City
Carvel Hebb
Terry
Sherri Lea
Casey Dene
Fall River
Jerry Patton
Brenda
Billy
Mitch
Mellisa Jo
Pittsburg
Herbie Carder
Fredonia
George Zugmier
Gregory
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Chanute Municipal Airport
Harold Heilman
Ronne
Betty
Lawrence Beck
Bill
Dennis
Robert Driscoll
Robbie
Sharon
John Driscoll
Ronnie
Max Glamser
Welda
Albert Glamser
Charlie Beck
Susan Cox
J. C. Rutherford
Buffalo
Richard Beck
Ft. Riley
Larry Beck
Vietnam
Cleo Rutherford
Daughters of
Freezing Plastic Bags Preserve Sprinkled Clothes
Sprinkled clothes stay ready to iron and mildew free for weeks when stored in a plastic bag inside the freezer.
Tribune Phone Contact Instructs Readers
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone call your carrier or dial HE 1 3400 after pm for assistance as directed by the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Woman With a Quick Pull Beats One-Armed Bandits
Anne Clarke, a 63 year old Vancouver dress shop owner, counts Reno winnings from Harold's club slot machines since 1963. She bet $20 on $5 machines and left with $13,750 after 10 hours, claiming long term profit from repeated play and a stash of past winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Meyer
Associated Press
RENO
Nev
Anne Clarke
Har
Old’s
Clarke
Harold's Club
New Officers Installed By Hulda Parker Chapter
Hulda Parker chapter elects Mrs. Jack Groves as worthy matron and John Groves as worthy patron in a Tuesday installation at the Masonic Temple. Officers named include Mrs. Howard Barr secretary and Mrs. Lou Darlington treasurer. Relatives and guests from Sunflower and Rhinelander attended. music by Robert A. Giezentanner and a reception followed with elaborate decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
Jack Groves
John Groves
Hulda Parker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eugene Geyer
Mmes
Sam Willis
Frank Davidson, Jr
Marie Wasser
Edna Petterson
Howard Barr
Edgar Gilbert
Lou Darlington
John van Wickle
Nathan Hole
Ruth Shannon
Joe G. Wasser
Hazel Slane
James Morris
Adah
Julia Carter
Ruth
Clifford Gibson
Esther
Kenneth Clark
Robert A. Giezentanner
Midwest Institute
Eureka
Sunflower Chapter
Rhinelander
Wrs
Louis Junod
Wasser
Gilbert
Giezentanner
Electa Club
Dinette
Vernie Steele
Benedict Family Holidays Shared Across Multiple States
Mrs. Maude Roberts and son Dale visited Fayetteville Arkansas for Christmas. L A Sprague spent Christmas in Wichita with daughter in law Mrs Henry Roberts. Ogle drove to Des Moines Iowa to be with daughter and family. Lester Floyd Jr visited Chanute. Manford Price and Mike of Wichita visited J W Hollingshead. Langner, Morse and Bill dined with Nellie Gunther. Ramirez family from Costa Rica in Lawrence for KU entomology study. Tom Elder Diane hosted guests from Humboldt and Harrisonville. Olive Wilson Leota and Laddie Bird also shared Christmas visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Maude Roberts
Dale
Fayetteville
Ark
L. A
Mike
Wichita
J. W. Hollingshead
E. E. Langner
L. F. Morse
Bill
Nellie Gunther
McCager Thompson
William Ramirez
Tieana
William Ricardo
Lawrence
Tom Elder
Diane
Lyle Bridges
Dawn
Humboldt
Phil Roush
Harrisonville
Lester Floyd
Floyd
George Cowan
Olive Wilson
Leota
Frank West
Laddie Bird
Everett Hull
Fredonia
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Sherri Daugherty
Joe Anderson
Sharon Daugherty
Cami Bishop
Gay Wright
Sue Brenner
Carl M. Anderson
Topeka
Mike Daugherty
Gene Altena
Michael Daugherty
Altena
Orval Bogle
Andersons
Scout News
RCA Victor
TAER
Linda Duff
Dickie
Carl E. Cox
N. Grant
Louis Smith
Iola
James Cox
Kenny Cox
Lakin
Marion Wise
Cliff
John
DeeAnn
Linda
Bert Cox
Lavonburg
Kenneth Trumbull
Lana
Neil Ford
Angela
Russell Cox
Mark
Logan Shoop
Grace
Seattle
Fred
Sacramento
Calif
Charles Tripp
LaVerne
S. Washington
Kenneth C. Birdsong
Karen
Los Angeles
Ernestine Hinson
Richard Tripp
Ronda
Vincent
Richard Allan
Howard Spurrier
Marlon
Elaine
Marshall
Insurance Companies
MFA
E. Mais
Glola and Forest Richardson
Heloise P. S
Heloise
Dolly Brintnall
Mary Shuler
V. Weisen
Charles Blanchard
Donald Varvel
Ramirez
Costa Rica
Kansas University
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Young America
E. Main
Helos
Chanute Area
Christian Autletes
Chanute, Kansas
Chanute Area Christian Crusade, Inc
Leo Gottlieb
Certified Public Accountant
Billy Graham Evangelistic
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Crusade
J. R. Hale
Rev. Doyle Frazier
Mahlon Morley
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