Future Homemakers Meet at Senior High School
Future Homemakers of America met Thursday night in the Senior High School cafeteria with Elia Madell presiding. Judy Jordan led the FHA prayer song and a project committee was formed with Jeannene Meyer as chairman. Members include Maribelle Berthot and Lyla Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers of America
Elia Madell
FHA
Judy Jordan
Jeannene Meyer
Maribelle Berthot
Lyla Hanson
Bette Poor
Miss Jordan
Miss Poor
Sharon Umbarger
Miss Berthot
Miss Umbarger
Carol Tomlinson
Social Calendar Monday Jan 1956
Duplicate Bridge club at Tioga Hotel 7 30 PM Santa Fe Womens Federation Station clubroom 2 PM Martha guild Presbyterian church 6 30 PM Hutton PTA 7 30 Murray Hill PTA 7 30 Les Demoiselies Carmen McMinimy R 1 6 30 dress meeting St Cecilia Music club Memorial building 2 30 VFW auxiliary Memorial building 7 30 Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows hall 8 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Santa Fe Womens Federation
Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Hutton
Murray Hill
Les Demoiselies
Carmen McMinimy
St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
VFW
Chanute
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
Circle 4 meets Circle 4 of Presbyterian Women
Presbyterian Women association Circle 4 met for coffee Friday morning chaired by Mrs. Robert Koch. After devotions by Mrs. Roy Chapple, plans for the year were discussed and coffee was served to 12 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
Presbyterian Womens Association
Robert Koch
Roy Chapple
Modern Etiquette Q and A on napkin use and walking
A guide explains when a guest should open the napkin and how to place it on the lap, advises on a girl holding a man's arm in ice or slipper streets, and outlines proper responses to a birth announcement with visiting, flowers, or baby gifts.
Pattern 7160 Crochet directions for baby cover
Pattern 7160 provides crochet directions for a baby cover measuring 36 by 51 inches using easy knitting worsted. Includes stitch guidance, gauge notes, and finishing tips for a ready-to-use baby blanket.
Order 1955 Alice Brooks Needie craft Catalogue Now
A 1955 craft catalogue offers knitting crochet embroidery and toy designs. Send 25 cents for a copy featuring pages of new designs including trims and novelty ties. The publisher urges readers to order every design in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Pattern Order From Marian Martin for Chanute Tribune
A pattern order requires thirty-five cents plus five cents for each additional pattern. Send to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept at 2 West 11th Street New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
How Can I Keep Paint Brushes In Good Condition
Used brushes should be washed in turpentine or gasoline then with soap and water. Rinse in clear water and press bristles into shape.
Lavender Oil Coverage Note
A fragment notes enough oil of lavender to cover the contents. The line implies a preparation step or preservative guidance, but lacks broader context or additional details about quantity, container, or purpose.
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute area obituaries
Mrs. Charles Flinn 87 died at nephew’s home in Phoenix Arizona after a brief illness. She lived in Chanute from 1908 until 1948 and was active in the Rebekah lodge. Also noted: Mrs Genevieve Lee 51 died in Houston after a long illness, native of Chanute and wife of Don Lee. Funeral arrangements in Houston and Chanute with services at St Patrick’s church and Wilson Johnson chapel. Infant Larry Dale Myers burial in Memorial Park Cemetery after service at Wilson Johnson chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flinn
Lloyd Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Smith
West Virginia
Independence
Chanute
Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Kathryn
Lucille Betts
Don Smith
Dean Smith
Tempe
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Elmwood Abbey
Don Lee
Genevieve Lee
Houston
Tex
Lee
Wilson-Johnson Mortuary
Charles Turner
Sally Lee
Donald J. Lee
Prairie Queen Students Welcome Holidays After Christmas Program
Mrs Hope Garmon and Prairie Queen pupils presented a Dec 21 program with a lighted tree gift distribution and candy and apples for all. School closed until Jan 2. Numerous visits and Christmas gatherings followed as families traveled from Chanute Oroville Kansas City and Wichita to spend time with relatives here and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Queen
Hope Garmon
Santa
Huck Boyd Heads Kansas Press Assn
Huck Boyd, Phillipsburg publisher, elected president of the Kansas Press Assn at its annual convention in Topeka. Elton Carter of Norton becomes vice president and Howard M. Wilson of Jetmore is treasurer. Directors named include Don Hull Ottawa Harlan Lill Plainville Paul W. Payton Bucklin and George Clasen Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
McDill
Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Kansas Press Assn
Henry B. Jameson
Abilene
Elton Carter
Norton
Howard M Wilson
Jetmore
Don Hull
Ottawa
Harlan Lill
Plainville
Paul W. Payton
Bucklin
George Clasen
Florence
Hall Proposes Hospital Funds for State Institutions
Gov. Fred Hall's budget plan for the 1957 session calls for 4.32 million dollars in capital improvements for state hospitals. Major items include new patient treatment buildings at Topeka and Osawatomie state hospitals with one million dollars requested for each in the current year and 1.25 million for each in the next year. Other items cover Parsons Training School cottages and administration building, Larned Hospital remodels and utilities, Osawatomie power plant and facilities, Topeka outpatient clinic, and Winfield Training School power plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekap
Fred Hall
Topeka
Osawatomie
Parsons State Training School
Hall
Larned State Hospital
Winfield Training School
55 Federal Tax Take Is Greater for Kansans
Kansans paid nearly 21 million dollars more federal taxes in 1955 than 1954. The 1955 total was $505,588,222 with detailed increases in income tax and social security withholdings, while wagering taxes fell from 26 thousand to 15 thousand. Gus Koehler, director of internal revenue, reported the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Gus Koehler
Internal Revenue
New Year Guests From Parsons Wichita and Tulsa Gather
Shaw and Mrs Zola Heady and family of Parsons were New Year guests of Russel Heady and Lewis. Paul Dryden and Phil joined Mr and Mrs Charles Nation for New Year dinner. Hudsons Lar ry and Cale spent the weekend in Wichita with Mrs Vernon Wible. Stewart Dalrymple and two children stayed at the Russel Heady home. Gerald Gearhart and daughter Mary Ellen of Wichita visited Gearhart and Nation. H D Schiect of Tulsa holidayed with his son Joe Schiect. E L Strange visited L R Burdge in Parsons. Myrtle Baker returned home after holidays with Verl Moyer family at Clifton. She spent Christmas with her grandson in Burdett. The Tribune by carrier, 30c per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Roberts
Cheryl Eastburn
Wichita
Joe Stephens
Forrest Stephens
Jon
Wayne E. Lasley
Terry Wayne
Kansas City
Charles L. Mueller
Christy Ann
Cathy Lynn
Luke Lasley
Ima Jane
Myrtle Baker
Verl Moyer
Clifton
Burdett
Record for Wins Appears Doomed
The Dons of San Francisco close in on the national wins record by beating Pepperdine 62-51 for their 37th straight victory. Texas held the mark at 39 from 1913 to 1917, with a possible tie next Friday against Fresno State and a test against Santa Clara next Tuesday. Other top teams eye long win streaks across major conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Long Island University
Seton Hall
Dons
Fresno State
California
Santa Clara
Pepperdine
Texas
North Carolina State
Duke
Dayton
Iowa
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Wildcats
George Washington
Richmond
Kansas State
Iowa State
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Wisconsin
Altoona Beats Lafontaine 65-24 in Open Night Victory
In Altoona, the Redskins routed Lafontaine High School 65-24 as Dick Jantz scored 13 points. The team hosts Buffalo next Friday. Lafontaine won the girls game 35-32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Altoona Redskins
Lafontaine High School
Dick Jantz
Skins
Buffalo
Lafontaine
South Favored In Senior Bowl By Passer Hardy
The South opened as a touchdown favorite in Mobile for the seventh annual Senior Bowl led by Bob Hardy the Kentucky quarterback and past Blue Gray MVP. He faces East West MVP Jim Haluska and Jerry Reichow as Wisconsin and Iowa signal callers prepare to link with fast backs before a crowd near 36000 at 1 30 p m CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Bob Hardy
Hardy
Kentucky
Montgomery
Iowa
Jerry Reichow
San Francisco
Jim Haluska
Wisconsin
All America links in gridiron all star picks
The text lists players from Kentucky Vanderbilt SMU Maryland Auburn Missouri California Iowa Michigan West Virginia and Purdue as North and South flankers and backs for a Gator Bowl era clash. It notes Harold Burnine Jim Carmichael Jim Freeman and Lou Baldacci among star receivers and runners. The series stood 3-3 with the South ahead last year 12-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schnellenberger
Kentucky
Tommy Harkins
Vanderbilt
Don McKhenny
SMU
Ed Vereb
Maryland
Joe Childress
Fob James
Auburn
Harold Burnine
Missouri
Jim Carmichael
California
Jim Freeman
Iowa
Yankees
Lou Baldacci
Michigan
Bob Moss
West Virginia
Bill Murakowski
Purdue
Deaf high school star to receive Arkansas football scholarship
Warner St. John Jr., a 180 pound deaf defensive standout from Little Rock, will get a college scholarship from the University of Arkansas. Coach Jack Mitchell says St. John may try to play left guard, relying on lip reading to catch plays in the huddle and with teammates beside him to guide signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Jack Mitchell
University of Arkansas
Warner St. John Jr
St. John
Arkansas
Mitchell
Mangrum Seizes Early Lead in Los Angeles Open
Lloyd Mangrum, 41, carded a subpar 66 to lead the first round of the $30,000 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Municipal Golf Course. Hecker rivals Lionel Hebert and John Lundgren trailed by one stroke among a field of 155 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
Rancho Municipal
Apple Valley
Calif
Lionel Hebert
Erie
John
Barnum of Belmont and Cecil Harris of Whittier
Barnum of Belmont Michigan and Cecil Harris of Whittier are named in a report segment. The reference notes their involvement or connection to a local event or matter as recorded in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Belmont, Mich
Cecil Harris
Whittier
L. S. Wilson
Santee Opens Indoor Campaign in Metropolitan Invite
New York observes the indoor track season kickoff with Wes Santee the nations top miler entered in a three quarter mile special at the Metropolitan AAU championships. The Marine lieutenant will face Joe LaPierre and Villanova rivals Alex Breckenridge and Johnny Kopil as he pursues the indoor 3 Quarter record of 3 01 2 set by John Borican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wes Santee
Santee
Joe LaPierre
Georgetown
Villanova
Scotland
Alex Breckenridge
Johnny Kopil
Kansas
Miami
John Borican
Dartmouth
Argentina’s Lausse and Savage Battle to Draw in Salt Lake City
The Associated Press reports Eduardo Lausse of Argentina and Milo Savage fought to a draw in Salt Lake City after a bout ends 159 in favor of neither fighter. The result keeps both boxers undefeated in the series while audiences saw a competitive clash at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
Drew
Moundbuilders edge Emporia State in OT thriller
In Winfield Kansas the Moundbuilders Lafayette Norwood and Seymour Seitchuck hit key free throws to lift Southwestern over Emporia State 77 to 76 in an overtime ICIC basketball opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kas
South_western
Lafayette Norwood
Seymour Seitchuck
Emporia State
ICIC
Police Praise Youth After Quick Action at Break-In
A 15-year-old Louisville area youth helped police by identifying a 17-year-old suspect in a Brooks filling station break in. The teen pointed out the suspect in a dime store and helped police capture him as he tried to flee. The suspect admitted stealing $107 and a .22 rifle and was charged with storehouse breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Earl Morgan
Orville Jones
Herman Trautwein
Brooks
Manuses muffler defense clears charge in court
Jimmie D. Seymour, 20, faced police court in Louisville on an anti noise ordinance violation. He placed a motorcycle muffler on Judge Peter Muir's bench, claiming it to be a standard muffler, and the judge dismissed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Jimmie D. Seymour
Peter Muir
Carl Haight to Return Home From Miami Beach Meet
Carl Haight is expected home tonight from Miami Beach Florida after attending a week of meetings with Philco distributors. Alcott PTA will meet Monday night at 7 30. D K Wickard 110 Forest was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital Thursday for observation and treatment while R M Wickard 812 S Evergreen suffered a heart attack Friday and was taken to the same hospital. The physician reported his condition as satisfactory this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Haight
Miami Beach
Fla
Philco Distributors
Alcott Pta
D. K. Wickard
Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
R. M. Wickard
S. Evergreen
Wickard
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Friday
Friday hospital records list Admittances including John W. Huckstep surgical Shirley Key medical Mrs Dean Justice surgical and births to C L Stanley Humboldt. Dismissals include Mrs J H Chard Humboldt Mrs Donald Ray 1315 Ward George Baker Buffalo and others. Fire bans noted and district court actions include multiple divorces and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Wickard
S. Evergreen
Medical
James W. Ames
N. Garfield
Shirley Key
District Court
Chanute
Lillie Mae Glover
Webb Barnes
E. C. Cathers
Jennie E. Ray
C. H. Hedges
C. L. Keas
Kenneth C. Keas
D-Ba
Keas Drilling Co
Frank BP. Hotchkiss
Juanda Huckstep
John W. Huckstep
Rosa Evelyn Gordon
Leon Lyndon Gordon
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Future Homemakers
Ellen Flottman
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Disciples Student Fellowship Foundation
Miss Flottman
Ernest Flottman
R. 1
Kappa Beta
Campus Life Cochairman
Young Women's Christian Association
Clothing Retailing Club
West Main
Chanute, Kansas
Paul Briley
Harry L. Briley
Huck Boyd
Shaw
the Tribune
Cash & Carry
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
Ween
Lafontaine Senna
Feft Woodruff
Wellner
Trichier
Crawford
Lenard
Wee
Jantz
Walker
Aee
Fallingham
Spaht
Kingston
Rohert
Tee Burgan
Phillips
Brown Eee
Joan
F.d.1.c
First National Bank
SRENT
Worilzer
Wurlitzer Piano
Emporia
Police
Daily Transcript
North City
Santa Fe
Floyd E. Smith
Vivian M. Smith
Joplin
Sun
KFSB
Kans
WDAF
Fawcett
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Cashier
State of
Neoshoss
Ruth Spencer
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