Lock-Christiansen Nuptials In Church
The wedding of Bern Ulmer to Ray Christiansen was a Sunday ceremony at a church in Beth Ulmer Lock Kansas with ushers Eugene Martin and Marvin Christiansen. The bride wore beige lace and a white Bible bouquet. Dr. Fred Shaw read vows. John Groves Jr. was best man. reception followed. couple to live at 301 E 2nd after a southern states trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Martin
Overland
Presbyterian Park
Marvin Christiansen
Beth Ulmer Lock
Kansas
City
Kan
Amos C. Ulmer
Bern
Ray N. Christiansen
Ernest Christiansen
S. Santa Fe
Fred Shaw
Fern
Dave Petterson
Bach
Debussy
Johna Louise Ulmer
Manhattan
Sabrina
John A. Groves Jr
John Groves Jr
Leroy Easter
E. 2Nd
Social Scene Listings for Jan 17 1962 at Various Churches Groups
The Social Scene for Wednesday January 17 1962 lists multiple church group meetings and clubs across Grant Avenue area. Activities include Friendly Thimble Club at 2 pm, Kansettes at 1:30 pm, United Presbyterian Women at 2 pm, and numerous circle meetings at First Baptist, Methodist, Christian, and other churches. Also noted are AAUW dinner at Maple Leaf 6:30 pm and Women of Grace group sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forces
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Max Tharp
W. Beech
Friendly Thimble Club
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
Presbyterian Church
Kansettes
Virgil Freevery
Humboldt
Adan
Past Presidents Meet at Legion Auxiliary Dinner
The American Legion Auxiliary held a dinner at the Silver Grill Monday evening. Canasta was played and prizes were won by Mmes. H. M. Bauer Norman Koch and C. D. Blackwood. Hosts were Mmes. W. A. Helton Frank Davidson and Paul Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
Silver Grill
Mmes
H. M. Bauer
Norman Koch
C. D. Blackwood
W. A. Helton
Frank Davidson
Paul Weiss
Out-of-town guests attend Presbyter ian elder Land wedding
Land is an elder of the Presbyterian church. Out-of-town wedding guests included Gregory Lock of Kansas City Kansas H Kathaleen Hatch also from Kansas City Mr and Mrs Eugene Martin and children of Overland Park Mr and Mrs Amos C Ulmer and Lovely Rae of Bern Mr and Mrs Leroy Kaster and Tammy Ann of Blue Rapids John Ulmer Gary Lortscher of Manhattan Mrs Louis Geneke of Elk Creek Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
The
Presbyterian Church
Gregory Lock
Kansas City
Kan
H. Kathaleen Hatch
Eugene Martin
Overland Park
Amos C. Ulmer
Lovely Rae
Bern
Leroy Kaster
Tammy Ann
Blue Rapids
John Ulmer
Gary Lortscher
Manhattan
Louis Geneke
Elk Creek
Neb
Electa Club Meets At Taylor Home
Electa club met with Mrs. P. H. Taylor at 115 N. Western Monday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Davidson presided. Roll call was answered by an Item of Interest. Mrs. Sam Willis was introduced as a junior member and received a rose bowl. Officers elected: Marlin Blackston president, Willis vice president, Dave Petterson secretary treasurer. Hostess group served refreshments. Mrs. Willis poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Club
P. H. Taylor
N. Western
Frank Davidson
Sam Willis
Four Square Unit Hosts Meeting and Officer Installations
The Four Square Unit met with Mrs E W Maxwell in Neosho Friday afternoon with Mrs Gale McMillen as guest and Mrs Roy Johnson presiding. Officers were installed by past president Mrs Howard Weiss and new plans included five year lesson guides and health, home furnishings and nutrition topics. The next meeting is set with Mrs Tunnell on Feb 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Maxwell
Gale McMillen
Roy Johnson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Raymond Clemens
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Chanute
Johnson
American Cancer Society
Howard Weiss
Clemens
Roy Tunnell
Maxwell
Reuben Bark
William Hutchinson
Bark
Weiss
Hutchinson
Slides of Europe Club Meeting At Home Savings Lounge
Twelve members and the sponsor Mrs. Oliver Klingner of Beta Delta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha met last evening in the Home Savings lounge for a chili supper. Mrs. Klingner showed slides of her recent trip to Europe. Hostesses were Alta Spurrier Mrs. Ward Barnett and Mrs. Joe Bean. The next meeting will be Feb 5 with Mrs. Irving Scarlett in Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Klingner
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Home Savings
Klinger
Europe
Alta Spurrier
Ward Barnett
Joe Bean
Irving Scarlett
Humboldt
Better English Grammar and Pronunciation Questions
He received an imperious summons to immediately attend the meeting contains awkward phrasing. The standard form should be He received a summons to attend the meeting immediately. Alias is pronounced AY-lee-us. The misspelled word amongBiographical bibliography bibulous bismuth bissed is bissed. Indio graph is not a standard English word. likely misread for indigenous anything else. A word beginning with eso that means secret private is esoteric.
Bridge Club Records Sharp Scores and Peculiar Signatures
The Tioga Hotel hosted a bridge club meeting with above average North South scores led by Cecile Munger and F G Hooker at 78 and 74 1/2 respectively. East West entries included Bob Allen Murray Shively and Don Elder scoring 81 1/2 73 1/2 and 71 1/2 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga
Ual
Mitchell
Cecile Munger
F. G. Hooker
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
John Graham
Clyde Bloomheart
Bob Allen
Murray Shively
Don Elder
Jim Sheridan
Ralph Caldwell
Shively
Dear Ann Landers column excerpt and reader questions
A Chaunte Tribune page prints a selection from Ann Landers with letters from readers Star Eyes Phoebe Easy Touch Boiling Over and RIPE FOR THE SLAUGHTER. The column offers blunt moral guidance and humor about marriage debt borrowing and neighborly lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Star Eyes
Italian couturiers Marucelli Schuberth present new spring lines
In Florence at Pitti Palace Marucelli and Schuberth teased fashion with Christened artsy twists. Marucelli embraced jigsaw patterns Empire silhouettes and low waistlines while Schuberth offered tailored wool suits bold bias sashes and contrastic apron effects in silk and wool.
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Florence
Italy
Maruncelli
Schuberth
Pitti Palace
Marucelli
Rome
Factors Affect Pie Meringue
Erie homemakers learn factors affecting meringue quality for cream pies. Room temperature eggs whip better though foam varies. clean utensils and timing influence stability. Sugar increases foam stability, add gradually. cream of tartar acid helps. two tablespoons per white. Weeping results from high heat, excess sugar, or over beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Shelby Wells
4-H Club News Shamrock Elects Junior Officers
The Shamrock 4-H club met at the Grady school house on January 11. New junior officers were elected for February: President Anne John, Vice President Roger Kinne, Secretary Linda Campbell, and Reporter Carole LaRue. Yancy Hudson presided. Linda Campbell led singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady School House
Anne John
Roger Kinne
Linda Campbell
Carole LaRue
Yancy Hudson
Wichita
Rock Springs
Bill Frederick
Miss Campbell
Chopin
Nancy Bartholomew
4-H pledge recited. refreshments served by Mrs. Jack Campbell
Community event noted with attendees repeating the 4-H pledge. Mrs. Jack Campbell provided refreshments afterward, contributing to a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peating
Jack Campbell
Proper way to host a luncheon at home
Invitations may be extended by telephone or informal note. Luncheon time is usually between one and two. The meal should include an appetizer, a main meat course, two vegetables, a salad, hot rolls, biscuits, dessert, and coffee. The event may be sole entertainment or followed by cards.
Humane Post Elects LaRue Leader At Cha nute Society
Dr. Billy LaRue, veterinarian, elected president of Cha nute Humane Society at a Memorial building meeting. New officers include J. T. Johnson as vice president and Mrs. Josephine Kjarsgaard as secretary. Directors named are Mrs. Pearl Hooker and Martin P. McNamara with continuing members Robert O. Blunk Sr. and Mrs. Lee Lasater. Committees chosen: Planning with Newt Cherem and John Cole. Fund Raising with Mrs. Lasater, Mrs. Hooker, and Mrs. E. L. Kay. Membership with Mrs. McNamara and Harold L. Markham. Next meeting set for 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy LaRue
Chanute Humane Society
Memorial Building
J. T. Johnson
Josephine Kjarsgaard
Marie Galt
Kjarsgaard
Pearl Hooker
Martin P. McNamara
Robert O. Blunk Sr
Lee Lasater
LaRue
Newt Cherem
John Cole
Lasater
Hooker
E. L. Kay
McNamara
Harold L. Markham
Rabies film shown at Memorial building meeting
A public event at 1 p.m. in February at the Memorial building will screen a rabies film. Arrangements are under way to present the program and accommodate attendees.
Escapee on spree during short freedom
Charles F. Fields, a 30 year old convict described as a model prisoner for 15 years, escaped for 90 minutes and killed a man raped a woman and committed a $94 robbery and thefts of three trucks and a car. He was recaptured by prison Superintendent Lee Henslee and Sheriff Harold Norton after wrecking a pickup truck near the state prison farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker, Ark
Charles F. Fields
Fields
Lee Henslee
Harold Norton
Grace Episcopal parish holds annual meeting and approves 1962 budget
Grace Episcopal church members gathered at Sawyer Hall for annual reports and election. The parish approved a 1962 budget of 28800 dollars, elected Gaylord Bauer James Blessing and Dick Vincent to three year vestry terms, and filled a one year vacancy with R Miles Richart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Gaylord Bauer
James Blessing
Dick Vincent
Gordon Barker
William Guy
Robert Martin
R. Miles Richart
Leon Barns
Rickart
James Cooper
Guy
Dale Steinman
Vincent
Joe Balch
J. Dean Gough
Boyd C. Latimer
Steinman
Blessing
Bauer
William M. Gray, Jr
Balch
Cooper
Lawrence Legge
Mr. Latimer
Anthropologist Weyer Praises Arunta as Stone Age Benchmark
Anthropologist Edward Weyer describes the Arunta tribesmen of central Australia as “the perfect example of a Stone Age people,” highlighting their status as a model in cultural anthropology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weyer
Central
Australia
Kennedy to Meet U Thant in New York City
President Kennedy plans a Friday meeting with United Nations Secretary General U Thant in New York City, as reported by AP. The talks aim to discuss international issues and U.S. role at the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
U.N
U Thant
New York City
Marian Martin Pattern 9251 Pattern Details and Order
Children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with yardages for blouse jumper and jacket listed. Instructions request fifty cents plus five cents extra per pattern for first class. mail to Marian Martin Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept New York NY. Include name address size and style number. Fall Winter catalog tease notes 100 styles.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 8Th St
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christiansen
Rural High School
Bethany Hospital School of Nursing
Chanute High School
Pittsburg State College
News Standard Printing Co
Chanute Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ray Christiansen
Beth Ulmer
Drisdell Studio
Dia Tribune
Priscilla
L. E. Cofgren
Steuben
Adalt Circle of Methodist Church
W. F. Oyniap
WN. Forest
Town and Country
Joe Mene R
Orget-Me-Not
Joan R. Ranz
Plummer
Senior Mothers Club
L. W. Mitchell
Hobby Club
Paschal Grimes
S. Lincoln
Eldon Penner
Elsie Cartwright
R. E. Williams
Monticello
Jefferson
America
Taylor
Bridge Club
Televisions
General Electric
Iola
Lowell
Phoebe
Ripe For
Armour
Ann Lencers
Tribune
Marucelli, Schuberth
Beltone
Leland L. Stephenson
Tioga Inn
Chanute, Kas
Beltone Hearing Service
West Walnut Springfield
Missouri
Main Street
Joplin
N. Alles
Bowling
Lincoln School
West Main St
Animac
Harry Johnson
Mgr
Humane Post
Episcopalians In Meeting
JFK
NEW Shipment
Bacilla
Orr's
W. Main
Mary Doe
Karen Chalmers
Chalmers Jorn
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