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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1970

Page

3

Anita Rutledge Weds Leland Peterson in Humboldt

Anita Rutledge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rutledge married Leland Merle Peterson son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peterson on December 27 at the Humboldt Assembly of God Church. The ceremony featured a single ring rite, with music and readings, followed by a reception at Humboldt National Bank. The couple, graduates of local colleges, will reside in El Dorado where both are employed. out-of-town guests and a second item on Chanute Playschool Association meeting are noted.

Anita Rutledge John Rutledge Leland Merle Peterson Jack Peterson Humboldt Jim Woods Emporia Tom Rutledge Humboldt High School Chanute Junior College Kansas State College of Pittsburg el Dorado Peterson Iola Junior College Kansas State University Beech Aircraft FE. L Hacker Richard Tim Lyons Curtis Thompson Champaign Earl Peterson Thayer Owen Oliphant Alta Paula Bowyer Chanute Bob Rush Leroy Wright Augusta Everett Guder Moran Lester Talbott Fort Scott Richard Peterson Manhattan Silas Klingensmith Pittsburg Lioyd Churchill Chanute Playschool Association First National Bank Terry Murphy Play Yard Woodrow Bower Murphy St. Patrick's School

Belt as Center Seat Safety Trick

Heloise suggests threading a wide belt through two adult seat belts to create a center restraint for a child. The belt should be at least 46 inches long and chosen for comfort and strength. The note includes other household tips and a light Q&A style closing.

Wilbur Shehorn

Social Calendar for January Activities

Luncheon and club meetings listed with times and locations across Carpenters Hall Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge Senior Citizens Central Park and other venues. Call 431-4155 for rides between 8 and 10 30 a.m. Details include Wee-Who Club Sawyer Hall Wilson Class First Methodist Church Country Club bridge Laurel Mothers Club Devoted Mothers Club Holly Mothers Club Hobby Club and host addresses.

Carpenters Hall Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge Pon Senior Citizens Central Park Communist Building Sawyer Hall Wilson First Methodist Church

Fones-White Vows in Christmas Home Wedding

Mrs Gladys Fones and Ira White wed December 27 in the home of Rev J M Torrence in Eric. Ceremony by Mr Torrence featured red poinsettias as a backdrop. Bride wore a beige knit A-line street-length dress with white floral embroidery and gold brown accessories. Corsage included yellow talisman roses with lilies of the valley. Attendants listed but not completed in text.

E. L. Hacker Fred Wilbur Angie Rutledge Silas Klingensmith Pittsburg Vera Hacker Karen Costin Kansas City Richard Peterson Manhattan Tom Rutledge Jim Woods Emporia Humboldt National Bank Gladys Fones Ira White J. M. Torrence Eric Torrence

Lodge Installs New Officers in Erie Garment

Rebekah Lodge 158 met in the IOOF hall with Mrs James McKenzie presiding as noble grand. Mrs. E O Gilbert assisted in installing officers for the year and Mrs Nelle H Stevens became incoming noble grand with Verna Hudspeth as vice grand. Ida McCoy elected three year trustee. Mrs. W A Coonrod received a 50 year service pin. Mr and Mrs Gilbert presented Stevens with a jewel. Mr and Mrs Christie honored on their 65th anniversary. birthdays saluted for multiple members. Refreshments served. wedding party hosted at Wheeles home with cake and gifts. White family noted as Erie High School staff and local business owners at 434 N Main, Erie.

Rebekah Lodge IOOF James McKenzie Noble Grand E. O. Gilbert Ruth Shannon Nelle H. Stevens Verna Hudspeth Ida McCoy W. A. Coonrod McKenzie Gilbert Stevens R. L. Christie Lena Hertzell Grace Wilmoth Iva Jones Earl Schooley Christie Doris Kimble South Gate Calif Long Wheeles Torrence White Erie High School Erie N. Main

New Officers Named In Athenaeum

Athenaeum held its mid sea luncheon at Maple Leaf Tea Room on Tuesday. New officers elected: Eth el Eaton president, Mrs W E Lewis vice president, and Mrs T C Ward secretary and treasurer. A letter was sent to Cha nute Area Chamber of Commerce asking it to study continuing the State Board of Health mobile X ray unit program, which is being cut as an economy move due to costs outweighing benefits.

Athenaeum Maple Leaf Tea Room A. J. Broderson Eisenhower Library Ethel Eaton W. E. Lewis T. C. Ward Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce State Board of Health

Gem and Mineral Society Records Installations

Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met Tuesday in the Memorial Building Federation room. Officers for the year were installed by Lewis Wilson and committees named by president Harvey Stone. Mrs Stone led the program with a chart of the six crystal systems and 32 crystal classes. Robert Williams explained the crystal systems and displayed specimens for identification. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Harold Sharp served refreshments.

Chanute Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room Memorial Building Lewis Wilson Bronson Harvey Stone

No Ashtrays Dont Smoke By Ann Landers

Dear Ann Landers letters discuss smoking rights versus non smokers in homes and on flights. A caller argues apps ashtrays violate guests health. another recounts a Cincinnati to San Francisco flight seat dispute over smoking. Ann says rights end where others nose begins and advises avoiding conflict by seating elsewhere.

Ann Landers Invita- Ann Landers Tian S.M.R Cincinnati San Francisco

Carrots Go From Jamestown to Modern Tables

An item on carrots notes their 1/2 billion pounds yearly consumption in the United States and their rise as a commercial crop across 21 states. Carrots, not native to North America, arrived with Jamestown settlers in 1609 and became popular in the 1920s.

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Leland Peterson Judy Peterson Alexandria Jack Ellis Richard Klingensmith Lily Parlow Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Leland Merle Peterson Truitt N. Steuben Bass E. Main Heloise Mrs. A. Scalegel Alice Deisroth Lodge Nina Long Cleo Wheeles Mrs. Wheeles The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bank OF Commerce F.D.I.C Harold Sharp Don Divine N. Santa FE Parsons Coffeyville Styles ACE Color Dolor TY Tack CS Whirlpool
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