Community Calendar Shows Local Club Meetings In January
The Social Scene lists multiple meetings across Vanetey and surrounding towns including Home Demonstration Units, Ladies circles, Mothers clubs, and civic groups. Dates show January events at locations like Cottage Grove, Memorial Building, and local churches with times ranging from 1:15 to 7:30 pm.
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W. Main
Holly Mothers Club
Aubrey W. Bostwick
W. Malin
Neosho Valley
Neosno
Orville Greiner
Malcolm
Harold Arthur
Lafayette
Gerald Rowan
W. 4Th
Vilas Augustana Church Women Meet With Donations
Vilas Augustana Lutheran Church Women met Sunday evening with Mrs. Ralph Winterrond presiding. Rev. Sigurd Petersen led devotions. Members presented a program Let All The Nations Praise Thee and donated five sacks of clothing to Lutheran World Relief.
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Vilas
Vilas Augustana Lutheran Church
Ralph Winterrond
Sigurd Petersen
Galen Thorsell
Catherine
Margaret
Lutheran World Relief
Midway Ywca
Oscar Larson
Clarence Nelson
Mrs Watkins Presents Slides Of Mexico At Santa Fe Meet
Mrs Henry Watkins showed colored slides from her trip to Mexico at the Santa Fe Federation meeting in Carpenters hall Monday afternoon. Mrs R T Rader presided as others recognized included Mrs Bess Barker Elsie Cunningham Mrs V S Kessinger and Mrs Mable Walker. Guests included Mrs Grant Wilson and Mrs Watkins Eric. Refreshments were served by Mrs Logan Hunt and her committee with the Kansas Centennial themed table decoration.
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Henry Watkins
Mexico
Santa Fe Federation
Carpenters Hall
R. T. Rader
Bess Barker
Elsie Cunningham
V. S. Kessinger
Mable Walker
Grant Wilson
Watkins
Eric
Logan Hunt
Cozy Afghan Pattern 7130 by The Tribune
Cozy afghan pattern 7130 features cables and seed-stitch blocks in 12 inch strips for a textured ready-made look. Includes color schemes and directions with a pattern price of 30 cents and 5 cents more for first class mailing. Submit to The Tribune Household Arts Dept. for the Needlecraft Book preview offering over 25 designs for home and personal projects.
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Alice Brooks
Chanute
Ribume Household Arts Dept
Gox
Chelsea Station
New York
Seno
Merian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Léth $i
Waist Returns to Form as New York Designers Emphasize Fit
In spring collections, New York couture designers regain the natural waist with indenting and nipping for emphasis. Fabrics shift to practical, wearable choices like merged silk and wool, with garments featuring slim, knee-length skirts, cropped jackets, and contrasting textures. Designers Jablow Kidd Pattullo Copeland showcase varied fabrics, folds, and waist treatments to blend form and movement.
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Joy Miller
NEW York (Ap
New York
New York Couture Group
Arthur Jablow
David Kidd
Jablow
Jo Copeland
Modern Etiquette Q A On Introductions and Table Manners
The article offers etiquette answers: avoid unnecessary introductions when walking with friends and limit introductions at large events to one group. For a fingerbowl use only the fingers of one hand at a time. A well prepared dinner typically includes two vegetables.
Mrs Carl Weiner Sr Heads Belles Lettres Club
Mrs Carl Weiner Sr was elected president of the Belles Lettres Reading club at a meeting held at the home of Mrs Dwight Diver 929 S Highland. New officers include Mrs J O Adams vice president Mrs Fred L Johnson secretary and Mrs Diver treasurer. The next meeting is January 24 with Mrs Blanche Petit.
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Carl Weiner, Sr
Belles Lettres Reading Club
Dwight Diver
S. Highland
J 0. Adams
Fred L. Johnson
Diver
L. W Smith
Oliver B. Wendeln
Blanche Petit
Printed pattern 9043 for a sheath dress
The Chanute Tribune pattern department advertises Printed Pattern 9043 a sheath dress with crisscross neckline to flatter figures. Sizes include 12 to 22 and fabric yardage for size 16 requires 2% yards of 39 inch material. Buy by mail for 50 cents pattern plus 5 cents postage.
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Marian Martin
Officers Installed by Ladies of GAR
Mrs. Marie Stipp installed new officers for M. O. Cartlidge circle No. 16 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in the Memorial building. Presiding was Mrs. Charles Steinman with installing officers Mrs. Ethel Sprague and Mrs. Tony Biele. New officers include Mrs. Steinman president and others in key posts. Mrs. Fritz won the door prize.
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Marie Stipp
M. O. Cartlidge
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles Steinman
Ethel Sprague
Ress
Tony Biele
Steinman
Jane Cottrell
Edith Ackerman
Biele
Mary Edwards
Stipps
Sprague
Bertha Stratton
Jessie Kuhn
Ada Amos
Effie Fritz
Blanche Woolery
Fritz
Mrs Bergfald Hosts Art and Literature Club
Mrs. Thomas Bergfald of 1005 Highland hosted the Art and Literature club Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Henshall presented The Archaeological Finds of Early Greek Civilization tracing it to 100 B.C. Cookies and coffee were served. The next meeting will be the club birthday party at Mrs Don Abbueh!s home.
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Thomas Bergfald
Highland
Charles Henshall
Don Abbueh
Mrs O Connor Hosts Reading Club Meeting
Mrs Burl O Connor at 114 N La Fayette hosted the Tuesday Reading club with Mrs Ira Barber presiding. Mrs Ernest Brnzen presented a paper on The Organization and Facts Concerning the United Nations. A Girl Scouts donation was given and a salad course served. Next meeting set for January 24 at Mrs Brazen 211 N Garfield.
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Burl O'Connor
N. Lafayette
Ira Barber
Ernest Brnzen
United Nations
Girl Scouts
Brazen
N. Garfield
Ann Landers column on paternity and personal woes
A reader asks about legal paternity when a married woman has a child. Ann Landers says the husband is the legal father and urges the dad to disappear to avoid involvement. Other letters discuss career boredom and a spouse's drinking family conflicts with advice to change jobs or seek help.
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Ann Landers
Dad
How Can I Remedy Hanging Doors and Shoes and Tools
Answers describe tightening hinges and using plastic wood to fill screw holes. Cleaning kid shoes with regular fluid or cuticle remover is advised. For rust on pins or needles, press into soap to remove rust and sterilize.
Buttered Apple Juice Rum Smash Recipe
A recipe note describes serving buttered apple juice with butter, dark rum or rum flavoring, brown sugar, and hot apple juice. In each mug or glass, place 42 teaspoons butter, 2 tablespoons dark rum or 2 teaspoons rum flavoring and 1 to 3 teaspoons sugar, fill with hot apple juice, stir and serve immediately.
Hulda Parker OES Honors Junior Officers
Hulda Parker OES Chapter 385 honored junior worthy matron Mrs. Marlin Blackston and junior worthy patron Millard Drisdell at a lakeside picnic. Mrs. Sam Willis and Eugene Geyer presided as gifts were presented. two membership petitions were read. refreshments were served by the Bourays Bodle Morgan and Nelsons.
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Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Marlin Blackston
Millard Drisdell
Sam Willis
Eugene Geyer
Felix Bouray
Walter Bodle
Ben Morgan
R. F. Cornelson
Carla Ripple honored on sixth birthday party
Carla Ann Ripple six was honored with a party by her parents Leon Ripple and wife at 635 S Ashby. A three layer chocolate cake with pink and white icing was served as guests arrived. Guests included Dorothy Anderson Rhonda Bennett Denise Billbe Betty Brenner Jane Burghart Beverly Disney Karen Dixon Alice Garrett Teresa Giacoma Debrah Greve Sandra Krone Peggy Lopeman Kathryn Rector Brenda Richerson Debra Vignatille Peggy Smith and others from Chanute Middletown and Moline.
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Carla Ann Ripple
Leon Ripple
S. Ashby
Dorothy Anderson
Rhonda Bennett
Denise Billbe
Betty Brenner
Jane Burghart
Beverly Disney
Karen Dixon
Alice ‘Garrett
Teresa Giacoma
Debrah Greve
Sandra Krone
Pamela ‘Lo
Mary Martha Guild Meets at Church
The Mary Martha guild of the Presbyterian church gathered in the church basement for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. George Eaton presided as devotions were led by Mrs. Roy Gibson and the lesson by Mrs. Mabel Hudson. Guest Mrs. Vearl Hoover attended. committee members were Mrs. Gibson Mrs. W A Goolsbee Mrs. Carl Peyton and Mrs. Marcus Barbee.
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Mary Martha
Bethel Class Holds Christmas Covered Dish Supper
The Bethel class of the Evan gelical United Brethren church gathered Tuesday evening in the church annex for a covered dish supper. Rev. Paul Life presented slides from the Christmas party. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Bill La Rue and Mr and Mrs Dave Evans.
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Bethel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Life
Bill la Rue
Dave Evans
PTA Meeting Highlights At Hutton And Alcott
Mrs Eldon Lloyd and Mrs Margaret Hol lenshead led third and fourth graders in musical numbers at Hutton PTA. De votions were given by Mrs Calvin Cassady. A film Quality Spelled With An E was shown. Fourth grade mothers served refreshments. Founders Day will be celebrated next February at Murray Hill. Harold Anderson represented the faculty at the PTA Study group at Mrs Jack Hivelys home. Kansas PTA leader Nelson gave lesson Kansas Legislation Program. Alcott PTA met with flag bearers Chris Skinner Tim Jordan and Bob Wiles. The fourth grade won the banner. Panel on arithmetic followed by a Q A. Scholarships were awarded to Joan Erickson and Alene Jacobs. Refreshments served by fourth grade room mothers.
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Eldon Lloyd
Margaret Hollenshead
Hutton Pta
Calvin Cassady
Lloyd
Crescent Owens
PTA
Murray Hill
Harold Anderson
Jack Hively
S. Evergreen
Quentin Nelson
Kansas Congress of
Kansas
Ed Offenbacker
Alcott Alcott Pta
Chris Skinner
Tim Jordan
Bob Wiles
Joan Erickson
Alene Jacobs
Scout Troop 35 Elects Officers at Murray Hill Meeting
Scout News reports Girl Scout Troop 35 of Murray Hill school met Monday to elect officers. Jo Dean Cox was chosen leader of the Up and Atom patrol with Betty McCown as assistant. Betty Pittenger leads Busy Bee Patrol with Sherie Gough as assistant. Delores Ogle elected treasurer and Dianne Kennedy is scribe. Camporee was discussed before a game and Taps adjourned the meeting.
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Murray Hill School
Jo Dean Cox
Up and Atom
Betty McCown
Busy Bee Patrol
Betty Pittenger
Sherie Gough
Delores Ogle
Dianne Kennedy
Den 3 Pack 1 Plans South American Instrument Study
Den 3 Pack 1 members met with den mother Mrs Ri deau at 424 W 6th to plan making South American instruments. Each Cub Scout will report on a South American country next meeting. Jim McGrath served refreshments as the Living Circle adjourned.
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Edwin Rideau
E Lobo
Jim McGrath
Living Circle
Evangelical United Brethren Church
The Tribune by Carrier Price Change
The Tribune announces a new carrier pricing option at 35 cents per week, effective immediately. Readers may continue home delivery under the updated weekly rate.
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the Tribune
Leopold Seeks Parole Cut to Marry and Teach
Na than Leopold, jailed for the 1924 thrill slaying of Bobby Franks, asks the Illinois Parole and Pardon Board to shorten his parole to three years so he can marry and teach. He served 33 years before a 1938 commutation and subsequent parole to Puerto Rico for hospital work and social work studies.
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Springfield
Nathan Leopold
Leopold
Stateville
Joliet
Charles F. Kinney
Illinois Parole and Pardon Board
Elmer Gertz
Chicago
Puerto Rico
University of Puerto Rico
Kinney
Illinois
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Loeb
Sweden to Build Submarines and Buy Missiles in 1961 62 Budget
Sweden plans six long range submarines and 10.4 million dollars for guided missiles in 1961 62 as part of a record 3.3 billion krona budget presented to Parliament. In Tokyo survivors of the Amagiri recall the 1943 clash with Kennedy and form a club in his honor. In Oslo ship magnate Thomas Fearnley dies at 81. In Belgrade Guinea’s Sekou Toure continues a leftist tour.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Tokyo
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Solomons
Kohei Hanami
Book of Kells on display in Royal Academy exhibit
The 10th century illuminated Book of Kells from Trinity College Dublin, insured for 2.8 million dollars, opens at London's Royal Academy marking its first display outside Ireland. In Vienna a lone police officer watches the Austrian Chancellery as Chancellor Raab trims guards to save money.
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London
Royal Academy Today
Dublin
Trinity College
Ireland
Vienna
Julius Raab
Better English and word quiz key
1. Say one should always keep oneself prepared for any emergency. 2. Pronounce Danish as daynish not dawnish. 3. Oblong is misspelled. actually obstuery is incorrect and obituary fits context. 4. Incumbent means imposed as a duty or obligation. We should perform tasks incumbent on all good men. 5. Autonomy means independence.
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Belles Lettres
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Mrs. O'Connor
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Rutsville
Gravesville
Ron Landers
OES
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Scout News
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Steven Parsons
Deaner
Bruce Morgan
Chanute Furniture CO
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Sekou Toure
Guinea
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