Classic Period Highlights At St Cecilia Youth Music Club
The St Cecilia Youth Music club met in Memorial building with Margaret Nelson’s paper on Much Ado About Music read by Janice Carlson. Barbara Balch presided as members performed Brahms and Mozart selections, heard a music therapy report, and welcomed Sharon Wood as a new member while planning a May music festival.
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St. Cecilia
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Margaret Nelson
Janice Carlson
Barbara Balch
Miss Carlson
Jackie Churchill
Brahms
Kent Dobson
Charles Gottlieb
Mike Parsons
Anita Patrick
Patricia Webster
Heller
Jim York
Mona Zucca
Anita Weber
Arthur Eltzholtz
Mozart
Freddy Primmer
Hellman
Carolyn Loveaul
Connie Neyhard
Howard Earnest
Raymond York
Cunningham
Sharon Wood
Gardening Lesson For Rural Homemakers Meeting
Mrs Marguerite Grannemann led a gardening lesson at the Rural Homemakers unit gathering held in Mrs Jim White’s home. The group voted to meet monthly to prepare cancer dressings and the yearbooks were completed. A white elephant auction by Mrs LeRoy Hunt, with nine members three children and four visitors present, followed refreshments. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Hunt at 1915 Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Grannemann
Neosho County
Jim White
Ernest Kepley
LeRoy Hunt
Mmes. Grannemann
Orville Powell
Leon Spence
Vernon Diedel
Hunt
Plummer
Letter from sister to brother's fiancée on etiquette
A sister in another state writes to her brother's fiancée to extend warm regards and share a light, supportive note that blends welcome and well wishes for the upcoming marriage. The tone is cordial and encouraging, reflecting family closeness and positive anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Wilson County home units plan leader training sessions
Wilson County home demonstration unit leaders will receive guidance on buffet meals teas and parties. Kansas State College nutritionist Lou Franks will conduct leader training January 16 Freonia Methodist January 17 High Prairie Church January 18 Neodesha Christian Church from 10 am to 3 30 pm. Each participant will prepare a meal and bring a centerpiece to share.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Nadine Howard
Lou Franks
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Fredonia Methodist Church
High Prairie Church
Neodesha Christian Church
Thirty Ore Cent Pattern Add On for First Class Mailing
The request seeks thirty ore cent coins for a pattern add on with six extra cents per pattern for first class mailing. It directs sending to Marian Martin at Thehanate Tridane Patiero Dept West 18th Street New York tf.
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Istclaes
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Thehanate Tridane Patiero
Tf, S.V
Tuberculosis Talk Highlights Local Health Efforts
Mrs. Burris of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Association spoke at Today's Mothers club in Mrs. Fred Johnston's home detailing TB and the new hospital under construction. She urged all to use the free chest X ray when the mobile unit visits this spring. Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Buford Eastburn assisted, serving dessert to 12 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Burris
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Association
Mothers Club
Fred Johnston
Johnston
Buford Eastburn
Burris
Homebuilders Meet at First Baptist Church
Homebuilders class gathered in fellowship rooms of First Baptist Thursday night with hosts Mr and Mrs Harold Clemens and Mr and Mrs Henry Biggs. Harve Redden chaired the meeting and led prayer. Mr Biggs gave the devotions. Games and refreshments followed for 21 members three guests and five children.
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First Baptist Church
Harold Clemens
Henry Biggs
Harve Redden
Homer Waggoner
Neargarten Cox Wed at Parsons
Patricia Ann Neargarten daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Neargarten Parsons wed Russell Dean Cox son of Mr and Mrs Bert Cox Lavonburg in a double ring ceremony at St Patrick church Parsons. Rev E S Gunning officiated with music by Mrs George Daley. The couple resides Elsmore where he farms. Out of town guests traveled from Chanute Muskogee Chanute Lakin St Paul Wichita Falls and other locales.
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Patricia Ann Neargarten
Wilfred Neargarten
Parsons
Russell Dean Cox
Bert Cox
Lavonburg
E. S. Gunning
St. Patrick’s Church
George Daley
Mary Ann Molloy
Susan Neargarten
Miss Molloy
Miss Neargarten
Earl Cox
Lakin
Carl Edward Cox
Mort Cox
Chanute
David Tassi
A! of
Elsmore
Walker Beard
Lewis Corbett
Eric
Laura Chaney
Wichita Falls
Tex
Flower Care Lesson For Four Square Unit
Four Square unit members met at Mrs. Earl Smith home to learn rose and flower care with Mrs. Raymond Clemens presiding. New members welcomed include Mrs. Harvey Clemens and Mrs. William Hutchinson. Next meeting February 10 with Mrs. H J Fisher, roll call on Valentine themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Grannemann
Four Square HD
Earl Smith
N. Western
Raymond Clemens
Oren Johnson
Smith
W. C. Guenther
Harvey Clemens
William Hutchinson
H. J. Fisher
Valentine
Joe Balch Speaks on Legal Advice for Homemakers
Local attorney Joe Balch spoke at the Devoted Mothers club meeting held at Mrs. Leo Cox’s home in Garfield Street 1248 Friday afternoon. He discussed legal advice for young homemakers and fielded questions. Mrs. Storck led roll call with “Something to Remember” as new member Gerald Rowan was welcomed. Desserts were served to 20 members and guest Mrs. Bud Holloway by Mrs. Cox and co-hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Balch
Devoted Mothers Club
Leo Cox
Garfield
Cecil Storck
Gerald Rowan
Cox
Charles Weggint
Gene Webber
Bud Holloway
Social Calendar January 16 1956 list of gatherings
Electa club hosts Mrs. A. W. Thompson at 227 Kansas for 2 pm. Shakespeare club meets with Mrs. Mabel Hudson at 309 W Main at 2 30 pm. Rebekah judges an Odd Fellows hall event at 7 30 pm. Installation and refreshments for the American Legion auxiliary Past Presidents at Tioga Hotel at 7 pm. Duplicate Bridge club gathers at Tioga Hotel at 7 30 pm.
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Electa Club
A. W. Thompson
Kansas
Shakespeare Club
Mabel Hudson
W. Main
Rebekah Judge
Odd Fellows Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Tioga Hotel
Duplicate Bridge Club
Designer Gottlieb Promotes Romantic Era Fashion
In New York designer David Gottlieb unveils a spring collection with dramatic cocktail and evening dresses using chiffon lace net and silk organdie. Highlights include a white net short evening dress with red lace roses and a red taffeta sash, plus sheer lace tiered tubes and velvet belts.
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New York
David Gottlieb
Gottlieb
Irene Arnold Honored With Birthday Shower
Irene Arnold was honored at a surprise birthday shower hosted by Chanute State Welfare Department coworkers. The event took place at Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Campbell home, 1238 Forest, with Ervin Brune as master of ceremonies and family members arriving on stage. Twenty attendees shared a buffet supper and gifts were presented to Miss Arnold.
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Irene Arnold
Chanute
State Welfare Department
Charles A. Campbell
Forest
Ervin Brune
Miss Arnold
Cora Arnold
Vernal Little
Muskogee
Okla
Philathea Class Meets at First Baptist Church Parlor
Mrs. C. E. Rowley and Mrs. J. F. Bonney hosted the Philathea class gathering in the First Baptist church parlors on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Alva Hart led, Nellie Pearl Griffin gave devotions, and 14 members answered roll with Bible verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rowley
J. F. Bonney
First Baptist Church
Alva Hart
Nellie Pearl Griffin
Ea Shutin
Billy Reece
IC Guild Meets News of Monthly IC Guild Meeting
The IC guild held its monthly gathering Friday afternoon at EUB church with Mrs. Elmer Oliver presiding. Thirteen members answered roll call with How I relax. The group approved purchasing a new visitors book. Devotions were led by Mrs. Orville T. Woolery. Mystery sisters exchanged gifts and refreshments were provided by Mrs. O L Funk and Mrs. Raymond Hayes. The next meeting is set for February 10 with Mrs. R O Sperry and Mrs. Ray Carter as hosts.
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IC Guild
Eub Church
Elmer Oliver
Orville T. Woolery
O. L. Funk
Raymond Hayes
R. O. Sperry
Ray Carter
Buttered Fruit as Meat Companion Pleasing Dessert
Prepare cavity filled pears or peaches with butter lemon juice and sugar. Bake or broil until hot through then serve with meat poultry or fish or use as a dessert.
Ice Cream Layer Cake From Pantry Mixes
A home method to cover a cake with ice cream using two cups of cake batter and angel food whipped cream from a mix. Freeze into three crosswise layers with ice cream and fruit sauce, then vary flavors between layers for a speedy, tasty finish.
News Briefs Get Car Tags at Coats Agency
Revs. George C. Crockatt William T. Hunt and Fred Shaw plan to attend a Presbytery in Moran Monday. Girl Scout Association to meet Tuesday at Alcott School for a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m with Brownie leaders hosting. Kansas State Society of Long Beach Calif to hold Kansas Admission Day picnic Jan 29 at Bixby park Broadway and Cherry Avenue 10 a m to 4 p m. registrations for 105 counties and colleges. Deputy Haskell secretary. Brice Saar in custody on intoxication charge released after bond. Bluebird Chapter CBS met at Buffalo with Merle Summerville presiding. Mrs M J Clough installed as organist. annual reports given. A March of Dimes contribution voted and two birthdays observed. Refreshments served by several hosts. Elmer Barker Christie left for Vernal Utah after visiting J L DuBois and his mother.
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Kansas State Society of
Long Beach
Calif
Bixby Park
Broadway
Cherry Avenue
Florenc
Haskell
Pacific Avenue
Bluebird Chapter
CBS
Buffalo
Merle Summerville
M. J. Clough
Fred Dodge
J. L. Walker
Melvin Sperry
Bill Hempen
Daily Transcript Admittances and Deeds Reported
Memorial Hospital notes Friday admissions include Mrs C O Drake Stark Claude Crane Humboldt Mrs Ray Stout 201 S Denman surgical Terry Tippie Iola Robert Franklin Humboldt Charles Tilman Humboldt Jana Huckstep 104 S Wilson medical Admittances today Carolyn Fuller 715 N Evergreen surgical Mrs Donna Ranabargar 615 N Santa Fe surgical Dismissals Friday Mrs Cecil Hight Thayer Mrs Carl Ranabargar 1019 N Forest Mrs Hazel Streets Neodesha Dismissals today John Gier R 1 Judy Moore 323 S Allen Mrs Francis Stich and son Earl ton Sherman Dunkin Stark Neosho County deeds list transfers including Parley Trent to Charles W Hotchkiss and wife lots 12 13 block 20 North Erie etc.
Property transfers listed in Chanute Tribune deeds report
A sequence of Allen County real estate transfers is recorded from the Tola Abstract Co. listing numerous conveyances in Iola LaHarpe Moran and nearby areas. Names include Bingham Hobart Schell Stapleton Robb Artzberger Palmer Krause Hagstrom Larkin Vestal Crosey Payne and others with one to three-lot parcels and map blocks.
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Allen County
Tola Abstract Co
Wiliam Curtis Bingham Jr
Roland K. Hobart
Norene W. Hobart
Tola
Clarence Warren
Verl Warren
Leon I. Schell
Pauline R. Schell
Fota
Rena H. Bowen
Russell Lee Stapleton
W. Db. Stanley
Ernest W. Robb
LaHarpe
Mary L. Young
Raymond F. Artzberger
Sarah E. Palmer
Sarah EB. Palmer
W. Deloras Anderson
Connie B. Krause
Josie J. Kessinger
Hilma A. Hagstrom
E. W. Haglund
Barbara Warner
Marion E. Larkin Hellen
Charles T. Vestal
Rose V. Crosey
Iola. M. Oh. Fielsher
D. E. Payne
Tota Burton
Higinbotham
EK. K. Higginbotham
Moran
Russell Roy Zornes
Rose Croley
Gerald B. Pees
Iola
Rites set for Owen Row and Sarah Colaw in Chanute area
Graveside service for Owen Allen Row of Seattle will be at Elmwood cemetery in Chanute with Rev. Fred Shaw. Burial in family plot. Mrs Row and their son accompanied the body. Colaw rites for Sarah Olive Colaw at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home officiated by Rev Judd Jones Lives in Wilson County and Chanute. interment at High Prairie cemetery beside husband. Requiem for R S Beck held at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Rev Fred Shaw. Burial Elmwood cemetery.
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Owen Allen Row
Seattle
Elmwood Cemetery
Fred Shaw
Chanute
Row
Gilbert Haynes
Roy S. Gibson
Sarah Olive Colaw
Judd Jones
First Methodist Church
Colaw
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sarah Olive
Abner
Eliza Davis Colaw
Wilson County
Rest
Harry A. Colaw
Plummer
Imogene Colan
Mamie
Walter Noltensmeyer
Benedict
Caroline Ogier
Redlands
Calif
Charles Null
High Prairie
Beck
R. S. Beck
Dave Petterson
Raymond York
Anna Carlson
Curtis Carlson
Willard Carlson
Dale Nelson
Willard Carson
Ray Fitzgerald
Darrell Nelson
Ira Uden
Accent Called Phony But It's Legitimate
Geof frey Hobday conductor of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra made his dramatic debut in a community players production of Dial M for Murder. His wife and daughter, anxious at intermission, heard a spectator critique the English accent of Captain Lesgate. Hobday, born in Birmingham, England, has lived in America about three years.
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Charleston
W.va
Geoffrey Hobday
Charleston Symphony Orchestra
Community Players
Hobday
Lesgate
Birmingham
England
America
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Bob
Mary Q
Alice Brooks
Mrs. Burris
the Tribune
Chanute, Kansas
Neargarten-Cox
Mrs. Russell D, Cox
Dorothy Roe
Women's
Philathea
Joplin
Sun
KFS
Wichita
Kans
Kansas City
WDAF
Marva Westrom
Constantine the Creat
Rome
Munich
Sendling
Germany
Luigi
Hazel Nowicki
Milwaukee
Wis
State OF
Chanute Discount Co
Allen Monument CO
Coats Agency
George C. Crockatt
William T. Hunt
Girl Scout Association
Alcott School
Brice Saar
S. Garfield
Elmer Barker
Christie
Vernal
Utah
J. L. DuBois
G. E. Barker
Daily Transcript
Santa Fe
Parley Trent
Charles W. Hotchkiss
North Erie
Robert A. Peeples
Phillips D. Miller
George L. Duff
Donald E Duff
Ida G. Turner
C. N. MecQuin
Biles
Charles G. Gates
Paul D. Parsons
Truitt
Paul M. McFarland
Joe L. Robinson
Allen
Leroy G. Rice
Fred Stoneking
Steve Stanfield
Paul R. Puckett
Eden Park
E. B. Peavey
Charley Hansen
Milo
Nobles Country Club
May Truitt
Rex E. Truitt
Allen's
Harry B. Williams
Haze
Ralph F. Chapman
Nellie Wold
G. J. McGee
Judd
E. Hunter
Chariie Burnl
Flossie M. Smith
Erie Savings and Loan Association
Erie
Fred R. Lee
Rosa
Franz
St. Pau
Ernest Leonard
C. H. Winston
Neva Sheriff
John Drummond
Nelva
Marie
Rorster
Earl Heminger
Earl Mee
Chanute Tribune
Ginnis
Wer
Floyd i. Yornnso
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