Phyllis Shook to Wed John Wilford Johnson
Mr and Mrs Glen M Shook announce the engagement of Phyllis Gail Shook to John Wilford Johnson son of Mr and Mrs J Wilford Johnson 407 W Ist Chanute. Phyllis is a Chanute High School graduate and Kansas State College junior member of Alpha Delta Pi. Johnson graduated from Kansas State College in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Gail Shook
Glen M. Shook
S. Plummer
John Wilford Johnson
Phyllis Shook
Phyllis Gail
J. Wilford Johnson
Miss Shook
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Alpha Delta Pi
Johnson
Pattern Submissions and Mail Instructions for The Chanute Tribune
Send twenty five cents to coins for this pattern add five cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Send to The Chanute Tribune House held Arts Dept. P.O. Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y. Priot plainly NAME ADDRESS LINE AND PATTERN NUMBER.
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Chanute Tribune House
Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
T. N.Y. Priot
Patterns in ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Book Offer
Two free patterns printed in the ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft book showcase stunning designs for personal use and home décor. Dozens of other easy fascinating hand-work patterns are available to order. send 25 cents for the book copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Engineering Honor Member Plans June Wedding
A member of Steel Ring engineering honorary and Alpha Kappa Lambda social fraternity has announced a June wedding. The engagement signals a forthcoming marriage with the couple planning a summer ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Ring
Engineering
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Olivers Honored On 25th Wedding Anniversary
A New Year reception marked the 25th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oliver. Hosted by their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oliver at 420 N Kans As Friends and relatives attended from 2 to 5 p.m. The event featured silver anniversary decor a silver 25 centerpiece on a white bells cake and a chest of silver gifts.
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Elmer Oliver
Inlaw
Richard Oliver
Kansas
Oliver
Mrs Malson Hosts Leamona HD Unit Meeting
The Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital project of the Leamona HD Unit was approved at a Thursday meeting. Members agreed to subscribe to the hospital, donate books or games, and maintain membership in the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
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Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Leamona
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fred Malson
Harry Briley
Robert Coble
Charles Deweese
Malson
Earl Reinhardt
Lloyd Rensing
Reinhardt
Lyle Meyer
Birth day greeting to bereaved families etiquette
Guidance states it is appropriate to send a birthday card to a bereaved family shortly after a death. A thoughtful message is never improper and a "thinking of you on your birthday" note is suitable.
Proper Thanks for Newborn Gift Should Be Personal Note
A mother should respond to a newborn gift with a sincere, personally written note rather than a printed card. The handwritten gesture conveys gratitude and warmth, strengthening family ties and acknowledging the giver’s kindness.
Friendly Thimble Club Names New Members
Friendly Thimble meets Wednesday afternoon voting in Mrs. Ernest Eye and Mrs. Charles McKellips as new members. Mrs. J. B. Taylor presides with devotional by Mrs. Ola Dewey. Plans for quilting at next meeting with Mrs. Lyle Swink. Refreshments served to 10 members and one child.
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Ernest Eye
Charles McKellips
Friendly Thimble Club
Ed. Braschler
Steuben
J. B. Taylor
Ola Dewey
Lyle Swink
S. Evergreen
Mrs Willis Hosts Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Mrs. Willis home at 602 S Kansas hosted the Alpha Chi chapter business session. Members approved a $15 donation to the Endowment Fund and served refreshments to 14 members. Co hostesses included Mrs Dean Skinner and Mrs Jack Willis. Mrs Charles Mussulman will entertain next meeting January 17.
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Alpha Chi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
William Willis
S. Kansas
Dean Skinner
Willis
Jack Willis
Charles Mussulman
Mrs Bishop Hosts ACT Auxiliary Guests at Home
Mrs Bishop club president presided as hostess for the ACT Auxiliary meeting held Thursday afternoon at her home with co host Mrs Rebecca Shinn. Fifteen members attended and listened to Mrs W A Hoofnagle report on her Denver Orphans Home visit where her daughter Ursule Hoofnagle serves as director. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde. Bishop
ACT
Rebecca Shinn
Bishop
W. A. Hoofnagle
Denver
Colorado
Ursule Hoofnagle
Freda Jean Pugh to Wed Raymond Bell
Freda Jean Pugh of Savonburg will marry Raymond Dean Bell of Humboldt. Pugh, a Humboldt High School graduate of 1956, works for Southwestern Bell. Bell, a 1955 Humboldt graduate, is a Chanute Junior College sophomore. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pugh
Savonburg
Freda Jean
Raymond Dean Bell
Randall Bell
Humboldt
Miss Pugh
Humboldt High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Fere
Bell
Chanute Junior College
Social Calendar Square Dance Club event
Do Si Do Square Dance Club meets at Alcott School at 8 p.m. Saturday January 5, 1957 with an evening of dancing attendance requested by local residents.
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Alcott School
Concert to feature Beverly Bower at Roosevelt Junior High
The Coffeyville Community Concert Association presents a concert in Coffeyville Monday at 8 15 p m in Roosevelt Junior High School Auditorium. Soprano Beverly Bower, a young American artist, will perform after singing in Chanute last season. The Chanute concert is scheduled for January 21.
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Community Concert Association
Coffeyville
Roosevelt Junior High School
Beverly Bower
Bower
Chanute
CWFE Groups Meet in Homes for Southeast Asia Lessons
The Christian Womens Fellowship met in five groups at various members homes to study Our Stakes in Southeast Asia The sessions included group leaders hostesses and devotions with groups hosting upcoming meetings and refreshments for about 9 to 17 members plus guests Katrie Boogert a Netherlands exchange student spoke to Group 5 about her homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrie Boogert
Chanute Junior College
Netherlands
Charles Chauncey
N. Steuben
Pat Crowl
Joan Weis
Edith Oyler
Modern Mothers Hear Mrs Cobble on Missionary Work
Mrs Robin Cobble spoke to Modern Mothers Club on her missionary experiences. Hostess Mrs Quentin Nelson at 1201 W 4th hosted with Mrs Jim Ellis assisting. Sixteen members and a guest attended.
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Robin Cobble
Modern Mothers Club
Quentin Nelson
W. 4Th
Jim Ellis
Cobble
Sorority Women Hear Lesson on Fellowship
Mrs. Joe Bean spoke on Fellowship at the Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meeting held Thursday evening in Mrs. Petit’s Tea room.
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Joe Bean
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Petit
Woman's Club Meeting Notes and January Visit
Mrs Don Shoemaker presided over a brief business session. A donation was given to the TB Association. Refreshments were served by hostess Dorothy Coldwell. The next meeting will be January 17 at Mrs Petit's Tea Room with Mrs Shoemaker as hostess.
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Don Shoemaker
TB Association
Dorothy Coldwell
Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs. Ernest Kepley was installed as Oracle of the Royal Neighbors of America with Mrs Ethel Cox as vice Oracle and Mrs Frank Burtle as past Oracle. Affected officers include chancellor Rit terhouse recorder Slane receiver Brent on marshal Older assistant marshal Stevens inner sentinel Oglesbee outer sentinel Purkey managers Rad er Faith Williams Modesty King Un selfishness Bates Endurance Stein man Courage McGuire flagbearer Hunter degree staff captain. Felix Roberts and George Washburn newly welcomed. twenty six attendees and a noon covered dish luncheon.
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Ernest Kepley
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Ethel Cox
Frank Burtle
Ora Ritterhouse
Hazel Slane
E. C. Brenton
H. O. Older
I. M. Stevens
John W. Oglesbee
Inner Sentinel
Ruby Purkey
Outer Sentinel
A. D. Hull
J. F. Dawson
Managers
Robert Rader
Faith
H. R. Williams
Ernest King
O. H. Bates
Endurance
Charles Steinman
Courage
George McGuire
H. D. Hunter
Felix Roberts
George Washburn
Sew and Fit Print Pattern 9088 Misses Sizes 12 14 16 18
The advertisement promotes Printed Pattern 9088 for misses sizes 12 through 20. It highlights a simple three-piece design with back wraps and a front bow. Options include house dress cobbler apron and sun dress with a size 16 fabric requirement of five yards 35 inch.
Pattern Order Notice for Marian Martin Mail-In Pattern
Send thirty five cents in coins for pattern add five cents for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Chautauqua Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 8th St New York 11 NY. Print plainly NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West 8Th St
New York
N.Y
Pollman Finus Wed in Humboldt
Humboldt residents Pollman and Finus exchanged wedding vows December 19 at St. Peter's Lutheran with Rev. G Klattenhoff officiating. The bride wore a lace and net gown with a Juliet cap and carried red rose buds. attendants wore rose gowns. The groom is a Marine stationed at San Diego.
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Carol Gentry
Topeka
Peggy Charlene Pollman
Vila Sue Pollman
Carol Pollman
Marjorie Morris
Gary Lee Lassman
Donald Dean Lassman
Usher
Jerry Gene Pullman
Loren Almond
Thebride
Mmes
Harvey Lassman
Martin Mueller
Hugh Pullman
Leo Frederick
Peggy Morelan
Gloria Armel
Community leaders honored with club service award
The club honored Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner for their service as community leaders. Norman Eisele led recreation and refreshments were served.
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Harry Turner
Norman Eisele
Home Builders 4-H Club honors members with pins and awards
The Home Builders 4-H Club held its December meeting led by Mrs. Harry Turner. Norman Eisele received a five year membership and Jim Loom seven years. First year pins went to Judy Wilson Charlene Tarter Gene Tarter Geneva Terry Garry Topham and Norma Jean Robinson. First year achievement pins to Karyl Farwell Betty Eisele and Carolyn Loomis. Second year pins to Leann Diane Turner and Larry Loomis. Third year pins to Ivan Loomis and Fred Eisele. The club earned Best Club Award and $12.50 at the Wilson County achievement party. Ex-president Larry Loomis presented the trophy and prize.
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Norman Eisele
Jim Loomis
Home Builders 4-H Club
Harry Turner
Judy Wilson
Charlene
Gene Tarter
Geneva
Terry
Garry Topham
Norma Jean Robinson
Karyl Farwell
Betty Eisele
Carolyn Loomis
Leann
Diane
Coffeyville Considers 50 Cent Monthly Sewer Charge
Coffeyville's city commission plans a tentative 50 cent monthly sewer service charge on utility bills. A Coffeyville visitor questioned Judge Joe Levy on a downtown street seeking funds and was jailed for vagrancy after a confrontation. Harry Byron Davis of Oklahoma City was identified and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. In Independe nce county jail five Cherryvale youths and a Parson man tied to rural school break-ins were held.
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Coffeyville
Joe Levy
Judge Levy
Cherryvale
Parsons
Indepndence
Kansas official hints highway move toward Independence Ha vana
Frank Harch Kansas highways director says relocation and improvement of U S 75 between Independence and Havana is near assured. In Oswego a fire at the Home Laundry gutted the building Wednesday night, starting 6:45 p.m. from clothing on a line near a stove. interior ruined and all clothing lost.
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Independence
Havana
Frank Harch
Kansas
Oswego
Chanute Tribune reports resignations prompt midterm fills
The secretary will fill the unexpired term of Judge John G. Somers of Newton who resigned. the term expires June 1, 1958. Becker will fill the unexpired term of Claude Bradney of Columbus who resigned to join the State Board of Regents. his term expires June 1, 1960.
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John G. Somers
Newton
Becker
Claude Bradney
Columbus
State Board of Regents
Portrait of Fred Hall to be replaced in governor's office
A gold framed portrait of Fred Hall in the governor's office is temporary and will be replaced with a darker wooden frame. An aide noted the bright frame makes Hall stand out among his 32 predecessors, and Hall commented he would not have approved the display.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Hall
Audio-Visual Teaching Aids Course Offered At Pittsburg State
Pittsburg State College extension division announces a junior-senior credit course Introduction to Audio-Visual Teaching Aids. Three hours credit, enrollment January 14 from 6 30 to 9 p m in room 206 Junior College building, under Dr Norland Strawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg State College
Buford Fisher
Norland Strawn
Pittsburg State College Extension Division
Civil Service Board Posts Appointed by Gov Hall
MACK NATIONS Kinsley and Elbert C Becker Kansas City were named to the State Civil Service Board by Gov Fred Hall on Thursday. Nations a former Hall executive and Becker are named to fill vacancies on the state panel that oversees civil service matters.
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Topeka
Mack Nations
Kinsley
Elbert C. Becker
Kansas City
State Civil Service Board
Fred Hall
Nations
Hall
Austria President Theodor Koerner Dies at 83
Vienna reports the death of President Theodor Koerner at his home. The 83 year old bachelor was elected president in 1951 after a narrow vote. Koerner previously served as Vienna's Socialist lord mayor.
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Vienna
Theodor Koerner
Austria
Out-Our-Way Beauty Shop Ad Offers Restyling
Advertises cold wave machineless permanent services with restyling starting at seven dollars and fifty cents. Includes phone contact 747 for appointments and inquiries.
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Leamona HD
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Freda Jean Pugh
Raymond Bell
CWFE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
W. N. Chickadonz
Southeast Asia
Carl W. Kelley
Emmet Bolze
Harry Walters
Henry Alford
Lowell Kreider
Ted Hurst
H. L. Smith
James Gordon
Ss. Grant
Ira Hutchinson
A. C. Ward
Walter Camp
Ernest Cast
Francis: Jackson
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Anna Orr
L L. Nelson
Leo Gottlieb
William Shultz
C. R. Swan
N. Grant
K B. Jones
W. M. Best
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J. W. Treloggen
L. D. Barnett
Jim Ames
Dale Dahlgren
Frank Haynes
C. A. Deay
Ted D. Hurst
Boyd Burns
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Elaine
E. Main
Pollman-Finus
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