Olson Gibson Nuptials Unites Patricia Olson and George Gibson
Judge John Young officiated at a double ring wedding Monday evening at his home, uniting Patricia Marie Olson and George Gibson. Attending were the Olson and Gibson families including Mrs. Leona Gibson and Mary Gibson of Parsons. The bride wore a white wool sheath with a satin hat and pearl accents. corsage of red carnations. Gibson works for Home Appliance Company. couple to reside at 31942 W. 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Patricia Marie Olson
George Gibson
E. L. Olson
N. Grant
Leona Gibson
Mary Gibson
Parsons
Gibson
The
Home Appliance Company
W. 7Th
Mrs Burkman Presents Scandinavian Living Program
Mrs Reuben J Burkman presented a program on modern day living in the Scandinavian countries for the Modern Mothers Club at the home of Mrs Glen Shook in Humboldt Thursday afternoon. She showed slides from a recent trip and gave a commentary. Mrs Dick McMinimy, program chairman, presented a gift. Mrs Pat Conn conducted the business meeting. Mrs Paul Harris assisted in serving refreshments to 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben J. Burkman
Modern Mothers Club
Glen Shook
Humboldt
Burkman
Dick McMinimy
Pat Conn
Paul Harris
Shook
Women Guests at Spaghetti Supper at Grant Avenue Church
Women of the Fidelity Class were guests at a spaghetti supper prepared by the men on Thursday night at Grant Avenue Baptist church. Gifts were given to Mrs. Gary Haines and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kepley who are moving from Chanute. Mrs. Fred Reno elected president and Mrs. Oliver Catterson assistant secretary. Twenty seven adults and 13 children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Gary Haines
Neil Kepley
Chanute
Fred Reno
Oliver Catterson
Do Si Do Square Dance Club at Aicott School
Social calendar item notes the Do Si Do Square Dance Club meeting at Aicott School at 8 p.m. Saturday January 8. Organizers invite dancers and local residents to attend.
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Aicott School
Greece’s King Paul Confined by Severe Lumbago
Athens AP report: King Paul of Greece, 63, is confined to bed in the Royal Palace after a severe lumbago attack. Palace medical bulletin says he will remain bedridden for a few days. In New York AP: actor Van Johnson had precautionary surgery related to a recent cancer operation on his right thigh. Memorial Hospital says the lymph gland procedure went well and Johnson is in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Paul
Greece
New York
van Johnson
Memorial Hospital For Cancer and Allied Diseases
New York City
Johnson
Ann
Melrose Park
Mel
X15 Rocket Plane Reaches 3170 MPH In Test Flight
Edwards AFB Calif AP reports an X15 rocket plane with a sharp leading edge reached 3170 miles per hour climbing to 70000 feet in the second flight of a series. The test aims to see if sharp nose edges aid or hinder extreme speed and could inform future faster than sound transport design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Missing Report Highlights Delaware County Sheriff Summary
DELHI N Y AP The annual report of Delaware County Sheriff Wendell A Young includes Missing persons report 2 Missing persons found 2 The item notes the counts as part of the sheriff's yearly summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
N.Y
Delaware County
Wendell A. Young
Vanilla Sugar Syrup Elevates Fresh Fruit Cups
A homey note describes adding vanilla to a cooled sugar syrup to sweeten fruit cups. The vanilla pairs especially well with ripe peaches that are pared and sliced for a delectable flavor.
George couple to celebrate golden wedding anniversary
Everett H. George and Orpha C. Harkness mark fifty years of marriage with a home celebration in Earlt. The couple wed January 18, 1914 at the Harkness home in Chanute R1, with Rev. J. R. McFadden conducting the ceremony. Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett H. George
Earlt
Orpha C. Harkness
J. K. Harkness
R. 1
Chanute
J. R. McFadden
First Methodist Church
De Gaulle to Discuss Red China Tie
Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle will address recognizing Communist China at a January 31 news conference. He is expected to make broad allusions to the possibility of France recognizing the Peking government amid months of rumor and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
China
de Gaulle
France
Peking
Government warns Cuban sugar workers over tool upkeep
The Cuban government warned sugar harvest workers that neglecting tools and machinery could bring severe punishment, amid threats of sabotage from anti Castro elements. Cuba expects about 3 million tons of sugar cane in a season vital to the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Cuba
Five CORE members occupy Colorado governor's office
Five members of the Congress of Racial Equality have been occupying Gov. John Love's office in Denver for nearly two days in a protest demanding that Love urge the Colorado Legislature to extend the state's Fair Housing Act. Love said a decision would come late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Congress of Racial Equality
Colorado
John Love
Love
State Weather Kansas City Report
Kansas City weather data shows the 24 hour period ending at 6 am local time with a described high and low temperature range. The report provides the official temperatures observed, along with potential notes on conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Arts Crafts Resume Bi Monthly Meetings
The Women s Arts and Crafts program at the Launching Pad will resume its bi monthly meetings Monday at nine o clock following the Christmas vacation. Mrs H McNeil will demonstrate wall hangings and wooden wall plaques. The plaques will be made at the meeting and a second session will be led to complete the project. All materials provided. A guest instructor from Parsons is planned for March or April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McNeil
McNeil
Parsons
PEO Chapter DD Observes Founders Day
Chapter DD of PEO held a Thursday program hosted by Mrs. Edwin Cathers at 1002 S. Larson. Mrs. Elmer Conklin and Mrs. A L Burns presented a Founders Day program reviewing the lives of the seven founders of the Iowa Wesleyan College origin group in Mount Pleasant Iowa, 95 years ago, with 23 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Conklin
A. L. Burns
Chapter DD
PEO
Edwin Cathers
S. Larson
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Jerry Steele
Sukarno seeks peaceful solution to Malaysia crisis
Indonesian President Sukarno met with U S Attorney General Kennedy and stated his aim to resolve the Malaysia crisis through consultation. Kennedy said the talks with Sukarno produced a favorable climate for a future summit with Philippine President Macapagal and Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Sukarno
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edwin Guthman
Diosdado Macapagal
Federation of Malaysia
Macapagal
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Not The Solution Expected By ANN LANDERS
A Chanute Tribune reader recounts following Ann Landers advice only to have his wife leave for the marriage counselor she instead married. The exchange includes a response noting phoniness in the field and advice to stand firm, plus a teen asks about going steady, with Landers urging independence and self-respect. The missive ends noting copyright 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Joel and the Wild Goose storytime at library
News brief notes that children will hear Joel and the Wild Goose Saturday at 10:30 in the library's basement near the Heritage room. It also mentions visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parrish of Wichita staying with his brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parrish at 425 West Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel and the Wild Goose
Lloyd K. Parrish
Wichita
Claude Parrish
W. 5Th
Local western band performs 12-hour hospital program
Dale Schiesser Lucky Fail and Chuck Smith entertained about 25 patients at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital last night with a 12 hour electric steel guitar program. Patient Ross Ray of Chanute joined in and Carolyn Hutchinson, Schiesser’s daughter, sang several numbers. The group plans to perform at the hospital every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Schiesser
Lucky Fail
Chuck Smith
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Ross Ray
Chanute
Carolyn Hutchinson
Schiesser
Dixieland Digging Out
Light snow sleet and rain dampened sections of the nation while a southern Plains to Southeast storm eased. Texas Oklahoma dig out from heavy snow with up to nine inches in Oklahoma and over seven in Dallas. Dallas Weather Bureau records reach an all time snow depth since 1913 as schools in Fort Worth and other communities face closures.
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Associated Press
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Dallas
Dallas Weather Bureau
Fort Worth
Gulf
Atlantic States
Michigan
Great Lakes
Rockies
Mrs Brinkmeyer Hosts Rural Homemakers Unit
Mrs. Brinkmeyer, 1705 S Central, hosted 11 Rural Homemakers HD unit members on Thursday afternoon. New member Mrs. Roy Tunnell was welcomed. Roll call cited favorite Christmas gifts. lesson on window treatment by Mrs. John V. Jordan. Mystery sisters drawn. hostesses planned 1964 Far West year. Rain affected the San Francisco region northward along the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Brinkmeyer
S. Central
Rural Homemakers HD Unit
Roy Tunnell
John V. Jordan
Department Store Sales Gain Across 10th District
Kansas City AP reports the 10th Federal Reserve district shows department store sales rising last week and over four weeks versus a year ago. Denver leads with 29 percent weekly gain, others include Topeka 22 and 15 percent, Wichita 26 and 13, Joplin 22 and 16, Greater Kansas City 16 and 14, Downtown Kansas City 7 and 6, St. Joseph 12 and 5.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Denver
Topeka
Wichita
Joplin
Greater
Downtown
St. Joseph
First Baptist Circles Meet In Homes
The January gatherings of First Baptist Church circles met in members’ homes and church basements. Highlights include Edith Thompson Circle’s scripture roll call, Grace Hill Circle’s missions lesson, and guests such as Mrs. Bernard Wyatt and Derek Kauffman. Seats and refreshments noted.
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First Baptist Circles
Circles of
The
First Baptist Church
Leo Fairchild
Edith Thompson
R. O. Wicker
W. 5Th
Bob Henry
Harvey Wood
Derek Kauffman
Charlotte Worley
Arnold Dixon
W. Main
Richard
Charlotte) Worley
Janis Worley
Richard Worley
Truman Lovett
Vivian Arthur
Grace Hill Circle
Dale Fairchild
N. Forest
Lula Leonard
W. M. Haines
Missions Magazine
Fred Ingram
May Carlson
Dale Sneeringer
Mrs Bower Honored By Friends Before Move to Portland
Mrs. Bower celebrated with a Thursday coffee hosted by Mrs. C A Parrish at 425 West Fifth. Attendees included Mrs. Hugh Bower and her family as they prepare to relocate to Portland Oregon. Neighbors Mrs. Lyle Brisbin and mother Mrs. W V Griffin of Girard attended and gave a gift.
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C. A. Parrish
W. 5Th
Hugh Bower
Portland
Ore
Lyle Brisbin
W. V. Griffin
Girard
Bower
Mrs. Foster Myers Heads Senior Mothers Club
Mrs. Foster Myers was reelected president of the Senior Mothers at the Memorial building for 1964. Other officers elected included Mrs. Dana Dorst as vice president Mrs. F L West second vice president Mrs. Robert Catlon secretary Mrs. A C Wink treasurer and Mrs. Richard Kidwell historian. The meeting featured a lesson by Mrs. J F Wagner on The Housewife Finds a Ready Market for Handy Work and devotions by Mrs. T N Bradford on Faith and Health. Seventeen members attended with notes of Kansas. Hostesses were Mrs. B J Hupp and Mrs. K B Jones. The next meeting will be a covered dish dinner at noon Feb 6 in the Federation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Myers
Dana Dorst
F. L. West
Robert Catlon
A. C. Wink
Richard Kidwell
J. F. Wagner
T. N. Bradford
Scout News Highlights Girl Scout Neighborhood Chair Installation
Mrs. John Splane was installed as neighborhood chairman at the Methodist Fellowship Hall Thursday morning. Helen Henderson of Iola was installed as field advisor, with Mrs. Edward McGehee unable to attend and retiring chairman Mrs. G. B. Wall. Plans discussed for Valentine tray favors and Girl Scout Week. An evaluation covered the Argentina Ranger Scout event for Ana Inez Conesa Riera. Pack 1 Den 2 met at Mrs. Jess Collier’s home. Robert Hutchison led the flag salute and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Splane
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Helen Henderson
Iola
Edward McGehee
G. B. Wall
Argentina
Ana Inez Conesa Riera
Jess Collier
S. Plummer
Robert Hutchison
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Dean Strack Home
Mrs Dean Strack hosted 13 Cottage Grove Ladies Aid members at her R. 3 home on Thursday afternoon. They worked on embroidery for the hostess. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Glen Strack on February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Strack
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Broidery
Glen Strack
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Dial Tribune
Allen Monument Company
Everett Hi. George
Earlton
Drisdell Studio
Georges
A. m
Chanute Ee
Concordia Ee
Dodge City
Emporia
Garden City
Surkarno
R. D
Bob" Wilson
South Lincoln Chanute
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Minneapolis
Pop
Fritz
Leo
E. Main
Nashville
Tenn
Dixieland
Mrs. Brinkmeyer
Far West
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Good Pal
Smooth Sailing
All Stars
Hollywood Brand
Kress
Marjorie Sharp
Florence Slaback
Orville Nickerson
Fred Mullen
Latin America
Junior Fritz
Bernard Wyatt
Wilma Hutchison
Mrs. Bower
Mrs. Foster Myers
Scout News
Ladies Aid
K' Shoppe
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