Henshall discusses reapportionment at luncheon
Charles Henshall spoke to 21 members of the Women’s Chamber of Commerce at the Tioga Hotel lunch. He warned that failure to reapportion could invalidate legislature acts under the 14th Amendment. He favored keeping 125 legislators with counties represented one each and some members covering multiple counties. He predicted more state funds for metropolitan areas and greater representation after reapportionment and the 1963 home rule. Mrs. Bud Smulling, Mrs. Milt Snyder, and Mrs. Jo Payne attended. flowers would stay until spring arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henshall
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Henshall
Bud Smulling
Milt Snyder
Jo Payne
Outlook Study Club
Paul Wells
Centerville Club Tours Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ten members of the Centerville club from southwest of Erie toured Neosho Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon. Administrator Glen Dormois spoke on the hospital history and future plans and gave operation statistics. John Lyon, the hospital pharmacist, led the tour. Mrs. Schuyler Blair is club president.
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Centerville Club
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glen Dormois
John Lyon
Schuyler Blair
History of Flag By Mrs. Van Gundy
Mrs. Curtis Van Gundy spoke on the flag's history to Round Table Study Club members meeting at Mrs. Charles Day's home, 1001 W. 9th. Mrs. Day gave the critic's report. Mrs. W. M. Haines presided. Guests included Mrs. Day's mother, Hilma Sjoholm, Courtland, and Charlene Day, Emporia State Teachers College student. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis van Gundy
Round Table Study Club
Gem Mineral Society Installs Officers in Chanute
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met Tuesday night in the Memorial Building with 18 members present. New officers installed were Glenn Ladd president Mrs Harvey Stone vice president Mrs C K Davis secretary Melvin Hubler treasurer. Committees for the year were appointed. Mr and Mrs Lewis Wilson showed Colorado slides. Door prize went to A L Baker. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Federation
Memorial Building
Glenn Ladd
Independence
Harvey Stone
C. K. Davis
Melvin Hubler
Lewis Wilson
Bronson
Colorado
A. L. Baker
Fredonia
Mrs Older Re elected Degree Staff Captain
Mrs H O Older was re elected captain of the degree staff for this year at Chanute Rebekah Lodge No 158 meeting in the JOOF Hall Monday night. H M Wilmoth presented corsages to officers and R L Christie was given a gift for installing officers on Jan 4. Edgar Gilbert gave a history of Thomas Wildery founder of the Odd Fellows. January birthdays of Ruth Shannon Mrs Earl Schooley and R L Christie were honored. Refreshments by Mrs Hillard Blume, Mrs Ruth Nickerson and Mrs C G Kerwitz. Sunflowers marked Kansas Day January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Older
Chanute Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
H. M. Wilmoth
R. L. Christie
Edgar Gilbert
Thomas Wildery
Odd Fellow
America
England
Ruth Shannon
Earl Schooley
Hillard Blume
Ruth Nickerson
C. G. Kerwitz
All Have Pet Miser Stunts By Ann Landers
A reader panel responds to letters about thrift quirks, including a husband who saves toothpaste by slicing the tube, and others on lipstick use. Advice covers hair loss remedies, pregnancy secrecy, and suggesting seeking medical input or transplantation for baldness.
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United States
White House
Study Clubs Meet Mrs Sparks Hosts Chanute Group
Mrs. Jack Sparks served a dessert course to Chanute Culture Club members in her home at 721 S Lincoln Tuesday. Officers elected included A B Chauncey president Roy Isham vice president and Sparks secretary treasurer. Don Rankin illustrated her Orient trip with slides and remarks. Sorosis Club gathered at 223 N Garfield with Pearl Wink presiding and Helen Loy giving devotions. The lesson on Henry Ford was led by Alfred Petterson. Refreshments served to 10 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sparks
Chanute Culture Club
S. Lincoln
Roy Chapple
A. B. Chauncey
Roy Isham
Sparks
O. A. Klingner
Don Rankin
Orient
Sorosis Club
Ernest Stemple
N. Garfield
Pearl Wink
Helen Loy
Henry Ford
Alfred Petterson
Wink
Howard Parsons
20Th Century Study Club
Thomas A. Edison
R. R. Elder
W. Main
C. L. Keas
S E. Null
Lowell Kreider
F. H. Dugan
Parsons
Keas
Kansas
Mary Roberts
Elder
Outlook Study Club Meets At Mrs Wright Home
Mrs Kenneth Wright hosted the Outlook Study Club at 15 S Tennessee Tuesday afternoon with 14 members present. Mrs Edwin Cathers chaired the meeting and a yearbook committee was formed with Mrs Charles Broadwell, Mrs Cather, and Mrs H M Bauer appointed. Mrs Bauer reviewed Oh Ye Jigs and Juleps a child’s reminiscences of small town America in the early 1900s. Mrs Lyle Brisbin gave the critic's report. The husbands party is scheduled for February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wright
S. Tennessee
Outlook Study Club
Edwin Cathers
Charles Broadwell
Cathers
H. M. Bauer
Athenaeum review of George Muller read by Dorothy Wilson
Mrs Dorothy Wilson reviewed the book George Muller by Arthur T Pierson for Athenaeum members Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W E Lewis 1112 S Highland was hostess. Mrs T O Ward presided and the critic report was given by Mrs A J Broder son. The hostess served sixteen members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Muller
Arthur T. Pierson
Dorothy Wilson
Athenaeum
W. E. Lewis
S. Highland
T. O. Ward
A. J. Broderson
Cosmos Study Club meeting at library Heritage Room
Cosmos Study Club held its regular Tuesday evening meeting at 7 30 in the Heritage Room of the library with Mrs J O Purviance presiding A donation to the March of Dimes was noted Mrs D L Geeding led the program and a humorous skit on driver education was performed by Mrs Purviance and Mrs Nolan Carrier Geeding spoke a monologue titled Advice to the Bride Afterward members went to the Silver Grill for refreshments
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Cosmos Study Club
J. O. Purviance
The
March of Dimes
D. L. Geeding
Modern Study Club reviews Mormon girl life in book
The Modern Study Club met at Mrs. Robert Hamar's home on 21 St. Tennessee Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Radford presiding. Mrs. L. S. Lawrence reviewed For Time and All Eternity by Paul Bailey, depicting a 19th century Mormon girl. Refreshments were served to 13 members and two guests, Mrs. Ralph Seward of Hammond Indiana and Mrs. Bill Lee of Kingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Study Club
Robert Hamar
St. Tennessee
Ray Radford
Paul Bailey
L. S. Lawrence
Layette Shower Honors Mrs Cox by Hostess Walker
A layette shower for Mrs. Carl E. Cox was hosted by Mrs. Michael Walker at 1711 S. Ashby. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as James Coy Neff, Jim Joy and Tracy attended.
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Carl E. Cox
Michael Walker
S. Ashby
James. Coy Neff
Jim Joy
Tracy
Miss Solomon II's Engaged to Byron Miller
Miss Joyce Solomon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Solomon of Howard formerly of Chanute, is engaged to Byron Miller son of Mr and Mrs DeLoss Miller of Greensburg The couple attend Emporia State College and the University of Kansas Joyce Solomon is a junior majoring in business education Miller majors in electrical engineering No wedding date has been chosen
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Arthur Solomon
Howard
Chanute
Joyce
Byron Miller
Miller
DeLoss Miller
Greensburg
Miss Solomon
Emporia State College
Emporia
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Wesleyan Guild Hostess to WSCS
The Wesleyan Service Guild hosted the WSCS at First Methodist Church Tuesday night. A covered dish turkey dinner was served to about 90 women from both groups. A three tiered anniversary cake and an executive board led program titled A Look at Ourselves as Christian Women. Mrs. S. A. Mannoni and Mrs. Earnest Wilson led. Pearl Chapman and Dr. Margaret Wolf gave a short history of the two organizations.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
WSCS
First Methodist Church
WSG
S. A. Mannoni
Earnest Wilson
Pearl Chapman
Margaret Wolf
Local Names Listed in Community Notice
A fragment mentions Ronald Smith Bert Cox Roy Rankin Marion Wise and Linda Orion Gallagher Karen Evelyn Hamnback Orris Cox Miss Gianetta Pryor and Miss Gloria Rankin in a local public notice listing several individuals for a community or social context.
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Ronald Smith
Bert Cox
Roy Rankin
Marion Wise
Linda
Orion Gallagher
Karen
Evelyn Hamnback
Orris Cox
Gianetta Pryor
Gloria Rankin
Social Calendar for Thursday and Friday Jan 21 22
Community events listed include Town and Country HD Unit, Mrs Richard Tindel at 1603 W 14th 1:30 p.m.. Chaincomers Coffee, Mrs Buri O Con nor at 114 N Lafayette 9:30 a.m.. Friendly Neighbors Club, Mrs Glenn Winders R1 Erie 11:30 a.m.. Thursday Bridge Club, Mrs Lucy Bond 510 W 6th 1:30 p.m.. Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting at Methodist Church scout room. Rural Grange Meeting at Rural School 8 p.m.. Junior St Cecilia Music Club Municipal Building 7:30 p.m.. Modern Mothers Club, Mrs Dennis Mills 501 W 7th dessert bridge 1 p.m.. Senior Mothers Club Memorial Building 2 p.m.. Merry Mothers Club Mrs Robert Jenkins 320 S Wilson 2 p.m.. Chapter CD PEO Mrs Randall Diver 130 S Larson 1:30 p.m.. Rural Homemakers HD Unit Mrs Belle Delaplain 1506 S Ashby 1 p.m. Friday Jan 22 Executive committee CWE First Christian church 1:30 p.m.. Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg rides call HE 1-1992 8 10:30 a.m.. TOPS Determinettes Sawyer 1:30 p.m.. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m.. Bridge Country Club 1:30 p.m.. Laurel Mothers Club Mrs George Riker Jr 26 N Washington 1 p.m.
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Town and Country HD Unit
Richard Tindel
Chaincomers
Buri O’connor
N. Lafayette
Friendly Neighbors Club
Glenn Winders
Erie
Lucy Bond
Methodist Church
Rural Grange Meeting
St. Cecilia
Modern Mothers Club
Dennis Mills
Senior Mothers Club
Merry Mothers Club
Robert Jenkins
Wilson
Randall Diver
Larson
Rural Homemakers HD Unit
Belle Delaplain
Ashby
CWE
First Christian Church
Memorial
Sawyer
First Methodist Church
Laurel Mothers Club
George Riker, Jr
N. Washington
Doris Mears and Robert L Cole Plan Nuptials
C R Mears of Wichita announces the engagement of his daughter Doris to Robert L Cole of Wichita. Doris is a Oxford High School graduate who attended Southwestern College Winfield and Phillips University Enid and has worked as receptionist at Binney Smith Co in Winfield for 13 years. Cole is a Thayer High School graduate who studied at Chanute Junior College and Kansas State University and is currently employed at Boeing.
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C. R. Mears
Wichita
Doris
Robert L. Cole
Cole
Harry Cole
S. Santa Fe
Miss Mears
Oxford High School
Southwestern College
Winfield
Phillips University
Enid
Oklo
Binney-Smith Co
Thayer High School
Chanute Junior College
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Boeing
Wichita Aircraft Co wedding date announced later
The Chanute Tribune notes an upcoming wedding with the couple linked to Wichita Aircraft Co. The exact date will be disclosed later, with a formal announcement forthcoming.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
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