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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1956

Page

3

Church Vows For Couple

Mr and Mrs Ira O Hutchinson announce the marriage of their daughter Jean Marie to Caleb Norton Clough Jr in a Saturday evening double ring ceremony at the Christian church Webb City Mo Rev Homer Clough officiated The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at 10291 Santa Fe The bride a Chanute High School senior and Crown Drug part time employee The groom a Buffalo High School 1953 graduate served in the Army and works at Byers Rock Crusher Out-of-town guests attended.

Ira O. Hutchinson Jean Marie Caleb Norton Clough Jr Caleb N. Clough Buffalo Homer Clough Webb City Raymond Markham Buffalo High School Byers Rock Crusher

Wedding Supper Held For Clough and Groom Elect

Mrs. Caleb N. Clough and Larry Joe of Buffalo were hosted by Rev Clough and Tommy Webb City. Mr and Mrs Hutchinson hosted a wedding supper Saturday at 6 o’clock with a four tier cake baked by Mrs Gertie Adams and served by Mrs Adams Mrs Hutchinson Hazel Cline and Carol McDonald.

Caleb N. Clough Larry Joe Buffalo Clough Tommy Webb City Hutchinson Gertie Adams Adams Hazel Cline Carol McDonald Raymond Markham W. C. Cline Miss Cline Miss McDonald Ted D. Hurst Larry Carolyn

Bride's Shower For Mary Breiner Hosted By Mrs Munger

Mrs. Neal Munger hosted a bride’s shower Monday night for Mary Breiner who will wed Kenneth Robb of Moran on February 11. The event featured an oriental parasol decor with pink crepe, lily of the valley, wedding bells, and white satin streamers. Invited guests included Breiner, her mother, future mother in law Mrs Cur tis Robb, Moran. other attendees listed.

Neal Munger Mary Breiner Kenneth Robb Moran Miss Breiner Henry Breiner Curtis Robb Hugh Daniels Clyde Breiner Carl Breiner Warren Breiner Earl Breiner J. A. Treloggen Kenny Kuan Leo Fairchild Charles Sommars A. J. Sommars H. D. Dill Frank Seidl Lee Gates Floyd Osborn I. C. Tennis Della Bruenger Shirley Triplett Jewell Dietrich Dorothy Nelson Jean Hole

Moore Buman Bow At Rose Kin Wedding

Betty Sue Moore married Dean E. Buman at the Moore home in Rose on January 8 at 2 p.m. The Rev. Foust officiated. Attendants included cousin Patty Cooper. Harold E. Buman served as best man. Out of town guests came from Chanute and Cassville. The couple resides at 919 S. Highland.

Rose Betty Sue Moore Dean E. Buman James F. Moore Foust Yates Center Harold E. Buman Wanda Moore Patty Cooper Harold Buman

Bridge Winner at Country Club Ladies Day

Mrs. James D. Ganson won first prize at the Ladies day bridge event Friday afternoon at the Country Club. Mrs. J. O. Adams received second award and Mrs.

James D. Ganson J. O. Adams

Whiteaker Hull Marriage Rite in Kansas City

Verna Carolyn Whiteaker and Raymond Gail Hull wed at 6 p.m. January 23 in Oliver Memorial EUB Church with Rev. Clifford O. Nantz officiating. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple plan to live in Huntington Indiana where the groom will work.

Lloyd E. Whiteaker Kansas City Kas Verna Carolyn Raymond Gail Hull Oliver Memorial Eub Church Clifford O. Nantz K. B. Hull Mission Benedict Eva Thompson Phil Hull Whiteaker Hull Huntington Ind

Social Calendar Highlights Feb 1 1956

Churches and women’s groups list meetings across Grace Episcopal Sawyer First Methodist Gram Avenue Zion Lutheran St Patrick’s United Brethren First Baptist Presbyterians Central Christian and Alcott Study Group including times 1:30 to 9:30 a.m. names and addresses of organizers noted for several circles and associations.

Grace Episcopal Auxiliary Sawyer Ha First Methodist Church Gram Avenue Baptist Wms Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle St. Patrick's Altar Society Presbyterian Womens Association Mary Martha Lnter Paul Brennecke S&s. Tafarette Floyd Bray N. Grant A. G. Nelson Randall Diver Larson Floyd Kelley N. Highland C. D. Neilson N. Washington E. D. Hardendorff Central Christian Womens Fellowship Gertie Adams W. 4Th A. C. Ward N. Forest George Washburn Washington Ross Cooper Forest Bit Lock 221 Western Alcott Joe Turner Sit N. Garfield

PTA Activities Council Plans Founders Day Observance

The PTA Activities Council met at Senior High School Monday night to plan the February 14 Founders Day gathering for all PTA units to be held at Alcott School. Mrs. George Barker presided. George Cleland of Topeka will be present at the 7:30 p.m. observance, with a consultant on secondary education.

PTA Alcott School George Barker George Cleland Topeka

School education official praised for child development expertise

Text describes Cleland, an analyst for the State Department of Education, with broad elementary school background and strong understanding of children. It notes pending state and federal school measures and a nominating committee list including Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Eugene Oyler, Myrtle Moeller, and Mrs. Everett Oliver.

State Department of Education Cleland Barker Eugene Oyler Myrtle Moeller Everett Oliver

Seven Couples Play Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel

Seven couples met for a duplicate bridge session in the Santa Fe room of the Tioga Hotel last night. Above average scores were posted by Mrs. Bill Peters and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart 3112, Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and Lee Judy 2815, and Mrs. Bill Porterfield and Mrs. Jim Fehrenbach 24. The club resumes next Monday with an individual movement. partners not required and all bridge enthusiasts invited.

Santa Fe Tioga Hotel Bill Peters Clyde Bloomheart Fred L. Johnson Lee Judy Bill Porterfield Jim Fehrenbach

Perfect Couple outfit pattern 9068 by Marian Martin

A two piece dress and bolero pattern description for Misses sizes 12 to 20 and 40. The dress features a scoop neckline and a bolero that stops above the waist to highlight the skirt flare. Fabric requirements: dress 4 yards 39 inch, bolero 15 yards for size 16.

Marian Martin

Pattern Order Notice for Thirty-Mre Cent Coins

Readers are asked to mail pattern requests including pattern number and pattern details to Marian Martin at The Hanonte Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York. Include plainly the name address zone size and style number for first class mailing.

Marian Martin Hanonte Tribune West 18Th &T New York i

Etiquette Answers For Social Occasions

Q and A on personal mail privacy usher duties and introductions at social events. The bride groom should consider inviting a brother of suitable age as an usher to maintain good relations with the family. Introductions should pause between names Miss White, Mr Black. Hostess guidelines for informal tea favor simple items like tea sandwiches and cakes easy to handle with the fingers.

Miss White Mr. Black

Better English and vocabulary quiz questions

The user provides five English language questions and suggested revisions. Includes grammar critique on a sentence about referring to a brief note, pronunciation guidance for canonical, misspelling identification among four words, definition of peremptory, and a red prefix word meaning exceeding what is necessary.

Home Remedies for Feet Orange Storage and Hair Tips

This column offers simple at home remedies. Soak tired feet twenty minutes in warm water with baking soda or salts, then dry and powder. Wrap oranges in tissue to extend freshness. For gray hair massage bay rum and sulfur into the scalp. Remove putty with a hot iron, and make whey lemonade by mixing lemon juice sugar and whey then chilling with lemon slices.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Welcomes Three Newborns

Nancy Marie Gibson born January 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Gibson of 103 N. Washington. Joyce Elaine McCoy born January 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. McCoy of Rural Rose. Janet Lee Kinney born January 25 to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kinney of 915 N. Forest.

Nancy Marie Gibson Clifford L. Gibson N. Washington Neosho Memorial Hospital Joyce Elaine McCoy Edward A. McCoy Janet Lee Kinney John E. Kinney N. Forest

Scout groups hold Monday meetings at two schools

Scout News reports Troop 14 girls met at Hutton School with roll call flag ceremony and promise. They plan a banquet and made Abraham Lincoln tray favors for the hospital. Brownies from Troops 23 and 24 gathered at Murray Hill School for a flag ceremony and dance practice. Den 2 Pack 35 met with Mrs Trammell and elected Ronald Chase as denner. Blue and Gold invitations were prepared for parents. Sixteen members attended across groups.

Troop 14 Girl Scouts Hutton School Abraham Lincoln Jane Taylor Bill Staggs Everett Carter Brownie Scouts Murray Hill School Christy Booe Wilma Kuhns Sandra Acree Betty Johnson Linda Wilson Den 2 Cub Kenneth Trammell S. Western Gary Trammell Ronald Chase Trammell N. G. Mollnow Dennis

Overdue Frankenstein Book Brings Heavy Neb Service Charge

Charles F. Horner of Mission Kansas faced a steep bill after sending the overdue Frankenstein novel to the University of Nebraska library. The note said the volume came into his possession and he acted by returning it yesterday.

Lincoln, Neb Charles F. Horner Mission, Kas University of Nebraska Library

Personal Mail Handling Etiquette Question

A secretary who encounters a personal envelope while opening her employer’s mail should follow policy rules. If personal mail is allowed, she may set it aside for later handling. if not, she should return it to the sender or refer to proper protocol. Always consult company guidelines and avoid reading private contents.

Student Confesses Lost Book Theft and Fine Proposal

In 1899 as a student, Horner admitted an unknown possession of a small book and later found it. He expressed shame and offered restitution. University officials calculated a fine of 975 dollars and wrote Horner to forget Pi.

Horner

Oakley Banker Named State Bank Commissioner

Ralph B. Medlin 62 president of the Farmers Bank of Oakley is named state bank commissioner by Gov. Fred Hall. Medlin with 37 years in banking is former Kansas Bankers Assn president and takes the post tomorrow for a term to June 30, 1959. Gordon Lindley continues as acting commissioner since Frank Oberg’s term expired last summer.

Topeka Ralph B. Medlin Farmers Bank of Oakley Fred Hall Medlin Kansas Bankers Assn Gordon Lindley State Bank Frank Oberg Clay Center

Infant dies after apparent health scare in St Paul area

Walnut Venneman infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alban Venneman died at home January 21 after the mother found dead following attending the child who earlier seemed well. Death attributed to a heart condition with acute pneumonia. Survivors include parents three sisters two brothers and grandparents. Angel mass held at St Francis church January 23 burial at St Francis Cemetery. John David Marnell ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Verdan Marnell died at home in Ar

Walnut Karen Sue Venneman Alban Venneman Margaret Ann Mary Connie Jean Harry John Leo Venneman St. Paul Zella Baldwin Galesburg St. Francis Church St. Francis Cemetery John David Marnell Verdan Marnell

Walnut area notices and family obituaries plus church note

The Chanute Tribune reports a Walnut burial with graveside rites at St. Patrick Cemetery officiated by Father Baumstark and survivors including a brother Roger a sister Vicki and paternal grandparents. Nearby, out of town relatives attend. Community groups meet and hostesses welcome guests. A new baby Judy Ann Brown born Jan 23 in Junction City Hospital weighs 7 lbs. Pastoral duties shift as Dr Eugene Dawson begins pastorate at Walnut Baptist Church Feb 5 with a basket dinner.

Lington Texas Walnut St. Patrick Cemetery Baumstark Roger Vicki Tom Marnell Bernard Marnell Arlington Davern Marnell San Antonio Lawrence Marnell Chase Jim Machin Margaret McClintick Dick Bruenjes J. P. Brown Junction City Junction City Hospital Judy Ann Browns Harry Little Ray Brown St. Paul Lulu Downell Tulsa Thelma Garrett Max Smith Pittsburg Carl Kelsey Casper Siem Eugene Dawson Walnut Baptist Church

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