Golden Wedding Celebrated by Gambles at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F Gamble observed their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner at their Altoona home. They wed January 18, 1911, and have three children, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Clarence F. Gambie
Plummer
Clarence F. Gamble
Della M. Steeves
Thomas Miller
Altoona
Virgil
Glen
Wichita
Fern Fraser
Edith
Edwin Bush
Steve
Eskridge
Dave Fraiser
Larry VanWickle
Harvey Green
Hazel Steeves
Robert Evans
Vicki
Cheyene
Wye
Rose Gamble
Enid
Okla
Johnson
Neighborhood Barnyard Troubles Prompt Advice in Ann Landers
Readers describe neighbors with two dogs three cats bee hives rabbits a chinchilla herd a rooster and three pigs turning their block into a barnyard. Ann Landers suggests practical steps and zoning checks to address the disruption.
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Dear Ann Landers
4H Club News Dates Set For Meetings
Ever Ready 40 Club meets tonight at Murray Hill school 8 p.m. Best Yet 4H Club meets Thursday at Fairfield school 7 30 p.m.
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Club News
Murray Hill School
Fairfield School
Scout Troop 34 Collects Dues at Hutton School
Scout Troop 34 collected dues at their meeting yesterday at Hutton School before walking to the water plant for a tour. Barbara Wilhite served refreshments when they returned. Mrs Fay Edwards led the troop with Mrs Ek B Carter as co leader.
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Hutton School
Barbara Wilhite
Fay Edwards
Ek. B. Carter
Social Scene listings for January community events
The Social Scene lists church classes meetings clubs and society events across January. Activities include First Presbyterian, Memorial Building, and First Church of God gatherings with desserts dinners and lectures plus the Athenaeum meeting where Mrs Cecil Taylor spoke on Biography of soprano Eileen Farrell and a March of Dimes donation.
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First Presbyterian Church
Earl Loveatt
J. N. Franklin
Memorial Building
First Church of God Missionary Meeting Fellowship Room
A. B. Chauncey
Lincoln
Ebur Schwitz
HW. M Baver
Zion Momeworkers
Lola Browning
Felix Bouray
Edith
Athenaeum
Cecil Taylor
Eileen Farrell
Metropolitan Opera
The
March of Dimes
Edgar Gilbert Installed As Officer Of Guard
Edgar Gilbert was installed as officer of guard at the Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant meeting in IOOF hall. Frances Cloud was installed as right aid to the chaplain. Members from Walnut Fort Scott Iola Howard Humboldt and Chanute attended. next meeting set for February 7.
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Edgar Gilbert
Ladies Auxiliary
Ioof Hall
Frances Cloud
Nathan Hole
Myrtle Groves
Harold Claus
Thomas Wildey
Walnut
Fort Scott
Iola
Howard
Humboldt
Chanute
Mrs Olford Hosts Who's Who Club Meeting
Mrs. G. L. Olford of 215 West Elm hosted the Who's Who Study club Tuesday with Mrs. L. F. Erickson presiding. The creed was read and readings included "Alaskan Highway" by Mrs. Zack Taylor. A donation was made. next meeting will be a Valentine’s Party hosted by Mrs. Robert Cation of 514 Santa Fe.
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G. L. Olford
W. Elm
L. F. Erickson
Zack Taylor
Carl Jackson
March of Dimes
Robert Cation
S. Santa Fe
Round Table Club Meets at Day Home
Round Table Study club opened its Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Charles F. Day home 1001 W 9th with singing Home On The Range. Mrs Curtis Van Gundy presented Scenic Kansas and Mrs C H Pankratz discussed Music in Kansas A Force for Abundant Living. UNESCO donation noted. Next meeting January 31 with Mrs Van Gundy 11 W Walnut.
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Round Table Study Club
Range
Charles F. Day
W. 9Th
Curtis van Gundy
Kansas
C. H. Pankratz
Unesco
Mre. van Gundy
Walnut
Rainbow HD Unit Names Chairmen
Mrs. Herman Kemmerer was appointed chairman for the hospital guild and Mrs. J. W. Ames chair man of UNESCO and recreation leader at the Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit meeting held at Mrs. C. G. Shippy home. New members Etna VanWickle and J. C. Rice welcomed. guests Mrs. Lee Burris and Everett Faulkner. Freshments served. Next meeting February 10 with Mrs. V. L. Kessinger.
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Herman Kemmerer
Hospital Guild
J. W. Ames
Unesco and Recreation
Rainbow Home
C. G. Shippy
S. Central
Shippy
Etna VanWickle
J. C. Rice
Lee Burris
Everett Faulkner
Home Economics Advisory Board
Cosmos Study Club Meeting Notes
The Cosmos Study club met Tuesday at Poplar Heights with Mrs. Erma Jo King presiding. Mrs. Rena Edwards presented Eye To Eye With Fagles and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be guest night hosted by Mrs. King at 1109 Highland.
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Cosmos Study Club
Milo Johnson
Poplar Heights
Erma Jo King
Rena Edwards
Fagles
King
Highland
Cosmetologists Meet in Lola For National Beauty Week
The Magic Circle of Cosmetologists met Monday night at Hotel Kelley Lola. Plans were made for National Beauty Salon Week February 12 18. Attending were Ruth Whitworth Bill Gerken Clint Bowers Boyd Moon Mike Thurman Charlotte Colborn Marie McDonald and Janice Young. Guests were Peggy Fowler Kathy McGregor and Dale Barker.
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Hotel Kelley
Lola
Ruth Whitworth
Bill Gerken
Clint Bowers
Boyd Moon
Mike Thurman
Charolette Colborn
Marie McDonald
Janice Young
Peggy Fowler
Kathy Mce-Gregor
Dale Barker
Mrs Barker Honored by Local Club of Rt
Mrs G F Barker introduced as 50 year active member at LA to B of RT meeting in Odd Fellows hall. A pianist for 30 years and past president she was delegate to the Cleveland 1939 convention and now serves as correspondent. Memberships of Mrs Lloyd W Drybread and Mrs Marion W Wise accepted. District meeting set for Fort Scott April 7. Group held state convention drill practice.
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G. F. Barker
Odd Fellows Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Willan
Lloyd W. Drybread
Marion W. Wise
J. H. Snyder
Parsons Heads 20th Century Club Election Held at Eckard Home
Mrs. Howard Parsons was elected president of the 20th Century Study Club at a meeting held Tuesday in the home of Mrs. C. Eckard at 306 N Garfield. Other new officers include Mrs. Eckard vice president Mrs. Leo Gottlieb secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Mamie Hayes flower chairman. The program featured a devotional by Mrs. C L Keas and a lesson by Mrs. F H Dugan on Inside the White House. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for February 7 with Mrs. Keas at 112 St Tennessee.
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Howard Parsons
20Th Century Study Club
White House
Keas
St. Tennessee
Mrs Ford Hosts Bethel Guild Meeting
Mrs. Lloyd Ford of 905 Ashby hosted Bethel Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church Tuesday night. A March of Dimes donation was collected and Mrs. Bill Medley led the lesson Into All the World Together. Ethel Reno supervised games and refreshments were served. The next meeting is February 2 with Mrs. Bill La Rue.
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Lloyd Ford
Ashby
Bethel Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
March of Dimes
Bill Medley
Ethel Reno
Gem and Mineral Society Announces New Publication
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society will begin Ramblings From Rockhound on March 1 at its meeting in the Memorial building Federation room with Mrs. E. E. Storkey as editor in chief and Robert Williams presiding. The club plans a field trip Sunday at 12 15 p.m. from the library parking lot. Wieners and coffee are provided by McCune members. The next meeting is February 7.
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Rockhound
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Federation
Memorial Building
E. E. Storkey
Robert Williams
McCune
Rebekah Lodge Installations and Honors Report
Mrs. Burghart Nobel was installed as noble grand at IOOF hall with officers including Mrs. Oglesbee as vice grand and Mrs. Oyler as past noble grand. Seventy-eight attended. a March of Dimes donation was made and life of Thomas Wildey discussed. Americans paid $5.2 billion for health insurance in 1959.
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Ralph Burghart
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
John Oglesbee
Gene Oyler
H. O Older
Vincent Taylor
William Phillips
B. M. Eastburn
W. A. Coonrod
Bob Willan
Viola Lesan
Minnie Weaver
Ada Johnson
Humboldt
Camerell
Ruth Shannon
Earl Schooley
F .J. Meeker
E. O. Gilbert
Ethel Cox
Belle Milby
Elsie Stierwalt
Oyler
Rebekah
Burghart
March of Dimes
Older
Irene Moore
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
Ora Riterhouse
Alex Bruce
Mamie Eisenhower Heads to Gettysburg Home After White House
New York AP reports Mamie Eisenhower, at 64 the youngest of four living former First Ladies, will retire to a 500 acre Gettysburg farm. She longs for domestic life after the White House, joining Edith Wilson, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Bess Truman in the former first lady circle. Edith Wilson remains in Washington. Eleanor Roosevelt, 76, remains highly active with travel, writings, UN work, and Democratic causes.
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Martha Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevel
Harry Truman
Edith Bolling Ball Wilson
White House
Wilson
Mrs. Truman Keeps Quiet Life in Independence Home
At 75 Mrs. Truman lives quietly with the former president in Independence Missouri. She runs the household, shops, and plays bridge with friends. The couple sometimes visit New York to see their daughter Margaret and her husband Clifton Daniel and their two sons.
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Independence
New York
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
Truman
Printed Pattern 9220 Woman’s Shirt Sizes Range
Pattern listing shows sizes for a women’s shirt from 34 through 46 with a note that side 36 uses 1 percent yards and 35. The fragment implies yardage guidance for size 36.
Fashion Finds The Best New Spring Summer Printed Patterns
Advert reads patterns for inch pedal pushers and 2% yards pattern sets priced at 50 cents. Includes pattern dep address Chanute Tribune New York printing text and color catalog offer. Mentions Marian Martin patterns and style numbers with 25 cent new catalog request.
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Sena
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
New York
N. Y
Chanute Club Members Visit Fort Scott Shrines
Fifteen Chanute Culture club members toured historic shrines in Fort Scott to mark Kansas and Civil War centennials. They visited Fort Blair Headquarters House and the Fort Scott Museum, with a luncheon at the Downtowner Motor Hotel and brief talks by the cemetery superintendent.
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Chanute Culture Club
Fort Scott
Margaret Baxter
Roy Isham
New
Downtowner Motor Hotel
National Cemetery
Baxter Springs
Mound City
Old Fort Blair
Fort Scott Museum
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