McGuffey-Pierce Nuptials in St Patrick's Church
Teresa June McGuffey daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis McGuffey and Kenneth M Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Pierce wed at St Patrick's Catholic Church. The ceremony featured yellow gladiolas a Bible bouquet and two families in formal attire. Attendants included Mary Sue McGuffey maid of honor James McGuffey escorted mothers and Bret Carter was ring bearer. A family dinner followed. the couple plans to live at 115 N Highland after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa June McGuffey
Francis McGuffey
S. Ashby
Kenneth M. Pierce
N. Evergreen
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Peter Finnegan
Robert L. Briley
Ava Maria
Our Father
James Bedenj
Mary Sue McGuffey
Kimerlyn McGaffey
Mrs. McGaffey
Mrs. Pierce
Phillip Rush
Steve Ripple
James Carter
Wichita
James McGuffey
St. Patrick’s Gym
Terry Jean McGuffey
Sharon Belt
Jane Evans
Fred Thielenhaus
John Haugness
Bernard Korphage
L. F. Erickson
St. Patrick's
Chanute High School
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Don's Metal Craft
United States Army
N. Highland
Jim Crater
Bret
Bart
Roy Gildart
Thayer
Virgil Polk
Robin
Jeff
Augusta
Ralph Hill
Fredonia
Joe
Westerman
Iola
Social Calendar for Tuesday January 22 1963 Highlights Local Clubs
Numerous meetings listed at Memoria Building Carpenters Hall First Baptist Church and various homes. Attendees include Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Rainbow Home and Garden Club chapters Quest and Athenaeum study groups with times ranging from 1:30 to 9:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenuery
Hulde Parker Gaon Oes
Ledies
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorie
Murrey Hill Pta
Commissioners Room
Memoria
Chanute Textile Paint Club
BPW
First Baptist Church
Loren Lowe
Ernest Stempie
N. Garfield
Chanute Culture Club
Dave Petterson
Grant H. D. Unit hosts officers and members meeting
Mrs Paul Cook acted as hostess to twelve Grant H D Unit members Tuesday afternoon. Officers installed include Bohlander as president Battershell vice president Orton secretary Elder treasurer Cook public relations and Audiss recreational leader. Members voted to join UNESCO paid dues collected Pennies for Friendship and sent Mrs Dunham to Home Economics Days in Manhattan January 29-30. SAVONBURG Big Creek HDU met next meeting set for Feb 12 with Mrs Larson Jr. as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Big Creek Hdu
Estil Cottle
Francis Lee
Kenneth Ingels
Eugene Poole
Robert Larson Jr
Rural Community Meeting Brings Music and Films
The Rural Community meeting opened with president Mrs. Robert Lopeman presiding Friday. Members Sharlene Parker Bruce Parker Doug Lopeman Steve Lopeman Alan Hart Barbara Kerby and Mrs Lopeman performed musical pieces. John Gorton from Bank of Commerce showed three films including Journey West over the Appalachians. Coffee cocoa and cookies were served by hostesses Mrs Howard Stitt and Mrs Velma Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lopeman
Sharlene Parker
Bruce Parker
Doug Lopeman
Steve Lopeman
Alan Hart
Barbara Kerby
Lopeman
John Gorton
Bank of Commerce
Appalachians
Howard Stitt
Velma Ogden
State Director Visits Kayettes in Royster
Wanda May Vinson, state director of the Kansas Association of Youth, visited the Junior Kayette club at Royster Thursday afternoon. She spoke on the organization's objectives and how to carry them out, and she spoke individually with board members about her role. Refreshments were served to 50 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda May Vinson
Kansas Association of Youth
Sharon McKenzie
Beverly Hupp
Kathy Disney
Delores Ogle
Lela McGee
Paulette Bowyer
Lynette Davis
Mary Hupp
Deborah Tucker
Evelyn Seefeldt
Bonnie Davis
Karen Bidding
PTA Activities at Hutton Study Group Meeting
The Hutton PTA met Thursday morning at 1606 S. Evergreen home of Mrs. Stevenson with co-hostess Mrs. Bray. Mrs. Owens spoke to 13 members on encouraging reading in a young child. next meeting Feb 14 hosted by Mrs. Fisher with a talk on elementary music by Mrs. Hollenshead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Hutton Pta
William Stevenson
S. Evergreen
Melvin ‘Bray
Cresent ‘Owens
C. L. Fisher
Howard Hollenshead
White Shrine Honors Masons at Friendship Night
The Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem met at the Masonic Temple for a covered dish dinner with 65 attendees. 31 Masons received gifts and Supreme Shrine appointments were distributed. Guests from Coffeyville Neodesha Parsons Pittsburg Fort Scott and Joplin attended. A Kansas Day program and Kansas songs followed. A February 15 dinner and ceremonial are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
L. J. Junod
W. C. Steele
Shepherds
Supreme Shrine
Harry Kennedy
Walnut
Don C. Beach
John Burris
Parsons
Francis Meeker
Coffeyville
Laurel Mothers Meet at Mrs Acree Home
The Laurel Mothers club met with Mrs Clyde Acree at 11 West Third Friday afternoon. Eleven members attended. President Mrs Wayne Klauman and co-hostesses Mrs John Akers and Mrs Klauman led. Lesson on problem children ages five to ten was presented by Mrs Jack Groves. Next hostess will be Mrs Lonnie Rhodes at 315 South Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
Clyde Acree
Wayne Klauman
John Akers
Klauman
Jack Groves
Lonnie Rhodes
S. Allen
Scout News: Troop 166 and Brownie Troop 166 Meet at Hutton School
Scout groups met at Hutton School with leaders Mrs J W Kensett and Mrs Douglas Goss. They discussed the Girl Scout laws, practiced folk dances, relays, and patriotic songs. Cub Scouts Den 7 Pack 3 held target practice to teach BB gun safety and closed by the pack law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton School
J. W. Kensett
Douglas Goss
America
Tony Woodward
District 16 OES Meeting at Thayer Masonic Hall
District number 16 Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Hall in Thayer on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. John Russell conducts a school of instruction with Mrs. Earl Peterson in charge of arrangements. Banquet at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Russell to visit Pearl Chapter at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Thayer
John Russell
Climax
Earl] Peterson
Sunflower
Chanute
Fay Clopine
Hulda Parker
Junior Zimmerman
Lavonburg
May Elder
John Holmes
Pearl Chapter
Mildred Woolery
Earl Peterson
Methodist Church
Russell
Pearl
Auxiliary Meets at IOOF Hall in February Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met Tuesday at the IOOF hall. Officers installed included Mrs. Lewis Markman as vice president, Mrs. George Wilson as secretary, and Mrs. Gerald Turner as warden, with Mrs. Bob Wilsan installing and assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Reinhardt. Fourteen members attended and a membership drive was planned. next meeting set for February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
IOOF
Lewis Markman
George Wilson
Gerald Turner
Bob Wilsan
Kenneth Reinhardt
Chanute High School Class of 1943 seeks 14 missing members
The Chanute High School class of 1943 asks Tribune readers to help locate 14 members for a planned reunion. A meeting for area members is set Jan 30 at 7 30 p m in the old Memorial Building courtroom. Contact Mrs W K Moffatt at the city clerk's office HE 13200 or 124 S Kansas HE 1 2644 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Tribune
Memorial Building
W. K. Moffatt
S. Kansas
Vegetable Salad Adds Tasty Tidbits For Family
Readers are reminded to brighten first courses with a vegetable salad. Include preferred odds and ends such as olives and pickles to boost appeal and flavor.
Rep Miller to Head Lincoln Day Event in Independence
Rep William E Miller Republican National Committee chairman will be the principal speaker at the South Least Kansas Republicans Lincoln Day meeting in Independence on February 11. Howard M Immel Iola president of the Fifth District Lincoln Day Club announced Miller a New York Republican congressman. Miller will outline the Republican party position in the 88th Congress and the New Years elections. A new feature will be a panel of state senators and representatives answering questions from the floor on legislative matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Southleast
Kansas
Republicans
Howard M. Immel
Lincoln Day Club
Miller
New York
Progress Reported For Re-attached Leg
A 37 year old man, William A. Hunt, who had a left leg 90 percent severed and reattached, is reported progressing well after a six hour operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston. Surgeons note good circulation, toe movement, and some feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
William A. Hunt
Brookline
Hunt
Time to Get Professional Aid By ANN LANDERS
A reader asks about ending a short marriage and dealing with irritation from his wife. Ann Landers suggests counseling and notes they are in an adjustment period. The column also addresses readers' criticisms of opinions printed and a widow dating a man with a deceased wife. Copyright 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Bob
Katherine
Williams to Manage Jayhawk Glass Co
Jean Williams of LaHarpe is promoted to manager of Jayhawk Glass Co in Topeka effective immediately. She has been general sales manager since last summer and previously led Columbia Aluminum Works in Iola. The move follows Marvin Bowtright’s transfer to open a Junction City branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Williams
LaHarpe
Jayhawk Glass Co
Williams
Columbia Aluminum Works
Iola
Marvin Boatwright
Junction City
Boattwright
Topeka
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McGuffey-Pierce
Bret Carter
Tioga
UPW
First Presbyterian Church
School of Instruction of
Nation Cleaners
Mrs
Aeee, Nisan
W. Main
The
Chanute Tribune
Kayettes
PTA
Mrs. Acree
Laurel
Scout News
Conveni
Philip Dyer
Dean Hendricks
Richard Orr
George Pennington
Charles Wehmeyer
Mildred Dailey
Marjorie Filson
Antionette Hanna
Virginia Hinze
Betty Joan Hunt
Edna Manreen Lee
Norma Jean Snyder
Polly Wegscheider
Jewell Werry
Rep. Miller
GANS
Jover
Velvetrflow
Pioneer
East Main
Lassie
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Brotton Laundry
S. Santa Fe
New York, N. Y
Beauty
Roch Bros. Furniture
W. Mein
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