Mary Ann Bertram Weds Henry L Bumgardner Jr
Mary Ann Bertram and Henry L Bumgardner Jr wed in a First Methodist Church ceremony officiated by Dr Duff D Wagoner. The bride wore peau de soie with pearls and carried white carnations. groom’s party included best man Barry Heard and ushers Tom Bumgardner and Bob Bumgardner. After a wedding trip they will reside at 808 Congress Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff D. Wagoner
Mary Ann Bertram
Henry L. Bumgardner Jr
First Methodist Church
Miss Bertram
A. J. Bertram
S. Evergreen
H. L. Bumgardner
Iola
James Lusk
Steve Orcutt
Brice
Patty Harris
Jan Bumgardner
Miss Harris
Chuck Fisher
Bob Ennis
Barry Heard
Tom Bumgardner
Tom Bertram
Bob Bumgardner
Ben Ennis
Randy Bennett
Congress, Emporia
Bumgardner
Chanute High School
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Neosho Manor
Iola High School
Emporia State College
Emporia
Irs
Dee Honey
David Shannon
Stanley E
R. G. Mannen
Pam
Charles Rees
Ed Hock
Janeen Dee
Jan Hoard
Charles C. Combs
Afr
Vernon White
Air
Duane L. Post
David Ji
and Mere
Delmer Saver
Jack Hastings
Richard G. Cook
Robert V. Talkington
Jill
Jackie
Louis Schlanger
Charley Adams
Terry Higginbothan
Earl Henderson
Steven McClure
Honard Gilpin
Henry L. Bumeardner
Lynn
Bob
Jan
End
Joan R. Rovinson
Harold Dyora
Ars H
Frying fish fillets at low heat yields quick cook time
Fry fish fillets at low temperature to cook in about 10 to 15 minutes. Roll the fish in seasoned flour and fry in a skillet using a small amount of fat, about a half inch. The method emphasizes gentle heating for even doneness.
Mrs Ward On Program In Topeka
Mrs Ward heads a Kansas Day Club luncheon in Topeka with a skit Musical Wheels by Mrs Robert Ward and accompaniment by Mrs John Nation of Lawrence. Gov William Avery delivers greetings. The annual meeting theme Horseless Carriages Made in Kansas, Wayne Romine of Wichita speaks, music by Mrs Robert Med and Mrs L B Glayne. Mrs Roy S Gibson handles officer installation Friday morning and aids in the executive mansion reception Thursday night. Chanute attendees include Mrs Junior Zimmerman Mrs Orville Moulton Mrs Lou Darlington Mrs Marlin Blackston and Sam Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ward
Women’s
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
John Nation
Lawrence
William Avery
Kansas
Wayne Romine
Wichita
The
Horseless Carriage Club
Robert Me d
L. B. Glayne
Roy S. Gibson
Club
Chanute
Mmes
Junior Zimmerman
Orville Moulton
Lou Darlington
Marlin Blackston
Sam Willis
Social Calendar Dense with Meetings and Dinners
On Wednesday January 27 Sunflower chapter CES at Masonic Temple at 7:30 pm. BPW hosts dinner at Tioga Inn 6:30 pm with a7 0 pm business session. Women of Race Episcopel Church join St. Margaret’s and St. Mary’s at Sewyer Hall 1:30 pm. Thursday January 28 Bound to Win Cless at EUSennex with covered dish noon. Thursday Bridge Club meets Mrs Ed Hardendorf 6t Central 1:30 pm. United Presbyterian group at the church 9 Mary Dell Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 am. AAUW dinner Orchid Buffet 6:30 pm. Holly Mothers Club Mrs Homer Cook 602 S Larson 1:30 pm. Today’s Mothers Club Mrs Alfred Krone 705 N Forest 2 pm. Autumn Mothers Club Mrs Wayne Wallace 310 N Washington 1 pm.
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Sunflower
CES
Masonic Temple
Tioga Inn
Women of Race
Episcopel Church
St. Margaret’s
St. Mary's
Sewyer Hall
Cless
Eusennex
Bridge Club
Ed Hardendorf
Central
United Presbyterian Wa
Mary Dell
Delta
William Helton
St. Tennessee
P.m
Holly Mothers Club
Homer Cook
S. Larson
Today's Mothers Club
Alfred Krone
N. Forest
Autumn Mothers Club
Wayne Wallace
N. Washington
Sweet Adelines Sing For Hospital Patients
The Sweet Adelines club performed for patients at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Monday night. About 20 women led by Mrs. Jeff Coots sang selections they will perform at the Regional Convention this Saturday. The Tioga Tones quartet, with Mrs. Wayne Knox, Mrs. Frank Davidson Jr., Mrs. Forrest Hazen, and Mrs. Wayne Umbarger, also sang and previewed songs for the winter show. Adjunctive therapist Mrs. Carl Wortman introduced the chorus and treated the group to coffee and sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Adelines
Sweet Adeline Club
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Jeff Coots
Tioga Tones
Wayne Knox
Frank Davidson, Jr
Forrest Hazen
Wayne Umbarger
Carl Wortman
Mrs Dobson Leads VFW Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Howard Dobson presided at the VFW Auxiliary meeting in the Memorial Building. The flag stood at half staff for Sir Winston Churchill. Tressie Sanders was initiated bringing 1965 membership to 189. A flag was gifted to Cub Scout Den 3 at First Baptist Church. The group voted to withdraw from the Community Council. Door prize won by Mrs John Oglesbee. Refreshments were served by Mrs Howard Carter and committee with a floral candle table.
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Howard Dobson
VFW
Sir Winston Churchill
Tressie G. Sanders
George Hansen
First Baptist Church
Dobson
Ross Miller
Illard Blume
John Oglesbee
Howard Carter
Above Average Scores At Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club
At the Monday night Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club meeting held in Home Savings Lounge five tables played. Participants included Leah Mitchell, H M Bauer 47 2, F G Hooker, Cecile Munger 39, Bob Ward, Fred Foster 38, Murray Shively, Ralph Caldwell 37, Bob Allen, Charles Broadwell 36 42, Frank Jones, Clyde Bloomheart 36.
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Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Lounge
Leah Mitchell
H. M. Bauer
F. G. Hooker
Cecile Munger
Bob Ward
Fred Foster
Murray Shively
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
Charles Broadwell
Frank Jones
Clyde Bloomheart
Twin Fathers a Rare Medical Phenomenon
In a reader’s query about fraternal twins with different fathers, Ann Landers explains such cases are possible though rare and that non identical twins’ appearance does not prove paternity. The doctor should explain the difference to the husband and help calm the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Jake
Jake Ann Landers
Lid
Thinking Out Loud by Betty Ghosts on Haunted Houses
A nostalgic piece recalls a decayed shack once rumored haunted along the school route. The writer layers memories of cows and a cautious friend, noting a liveable ranch home now sits on the site and musing on kids and actual hauntings. The essay ends with a whimsical contrast of colors in dreamt poodles over fences.
Kansas Day Program By Junior Kayettes
The Junior Kayettes Board met at Gayle Coots home to plan the Kansas Day program for Wednesday and activities for heart sister week February 8 to 12. Mina Holcomb reported on stamps for Nigeria and a pen pal project, and nylon hose collection for Japan was set for March. Kathy Taylor chaired. 15 board members and sponsor Mrs. Virgil Aikens attended. Mrs. Paul Coots was a guest.
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Kayettes
Gayle Coots
N. Wilson
Heart
Kathy Taylor
Mina Holcomb
World Service
Nigeria
Japan
Miss Coots
Leftover corned beef hash secrets for crusty results
Chefs advise chop leftover corned beef with some fat for hash. Fry slowly to develop a thick bottom crust, then crisp edges for a flavorful, browned finish.
Hair Care Hints For Girls Guild
Mrs Ima Bowers of Out Our Way Beauty Shop spoke to the Girls Guild at First Baptist church during a 4 pm meeting on Monday. She shared hair care tips and current styling trends, demonstrating how each girl could improve her individual hairstyle. Counselor Mrs Dale Sneeringer led devotions, and Beth Hutchinson served refreshments.
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Ima Bowers
Out Our Way Beauty Shop
Girls Guild
The
First Baptist Church
Dale Sneeringer
Beth Hutchinson
Electa Club elects officers at Williams home meeting
The Electa Club held a Monday afternoon session at Mrs. Roy Williams home 601 N Grant electing Mrs Junior Zimmerman president Mrs V C Steele vice president and Mrs Dave Petterson secretary treasurer Annual reports were read by Mrs Williams who also discussed The Gift of Faith Mrs J S Sterner assisted with lunch The Feb 15 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Sterner 608 N Grant
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Electa Club
Roy Williams
N. Grant
Junior Zimmerman
V. C. Steele
Dave Petterson
Williams
J. S. Sterner
Sterner
Laurel Mothers Meet In Riker Home
Laurel Mother Club members gathered at 206 N. Washington Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs. George Riker Jr Mrs. Fred Hunziker and Mrs. Tom More. Fourteen members answered roll call with favorite TV programs followed by a general discussion and business planning for a nursing home tour a husbands party and a salad luncheon. Mrs. Kenneth Simmons won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mother Club
George Riker Jr
Fred Hunziker
Tom Morehead
Riker
N. Washington
Kenneth Simmons
Family Service Association seeks foster parents
A plea to our family to contact the Family Service Association for help in adopting or fostering a child. The notice invites one more child to a home, promising contentment through sharing and a priceless legacy for children.
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Family Service Association
Before You Marry Is It Love Or Sex booklet request
Ann Landers offers a 1965 booklet for couples unsure about love versus sex. Readers are advised to send 20 cents and a long self-addressed stamped envelope to The Chanute Tribune for assistance.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
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Pam Mannen
Lola
Nancy Kernick
Eric
Henry L. Bumgardner, Jr
Johnson Studio
Mrs. Ward
Dial Tribune
Chanute Furniture CO
the Dollar Stretcher Store
W. Main
Mrs. Dobson
Fidence
Ann
Betty
Betty Williams
Ruth
Briny Ae
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
F. Main
Mrs. Roy Williams
Electa
Laurel
Jack
EF. Matin HE
Avirerizea
Featuring
Omaha
Neb
Tulsa
Okla
Independence
Enid
Tioga
Sekonaires
Kayser Hose
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