Lawrence Nelson Wed in Nebraska
Lawrence Nelson and LeAnn Roberta Lindbeck exchanged vows June 21 at Cumberland Chapel Memorial Methodist Church Cook Nebraska. Officiant Rev Adrian J Edgar, with music by Doris Bauer and Jack Stevens. Bride wore champagne gown. groom's family and local guests attended. They honeymooned in Mexico City and will reside in Austin Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeAnn Roberta Lindbeck
Lawrence Lee Nelson
Cumberland Chapel
Memorial Methodist Church
Ic Cook, Neb
C. R. Lindbeck
McCook
Leif R. Nelson
Chanute
Adrian J. Edgar
Doris Bauer
Jack Stevens
Chancel
Pattern Add for First Class Mailing Sent to Chanute Tribune
Instruction requests sending five cents per pattern to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept. at P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N Y. Include print listing name address zone and pattern number for each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinmry
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Marian Martin
Saute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York II
N.J. Prins
Swimming Party for Buffalo MYF at Chanute Pool
A Buffalo Methodist Youth Fellowship swimming party and picnic were held Sunday at Chanute Swimming Pool and Highland Park. Jim Blackwood led the lesson and attendees included Barbara Stanfield Lorene Pierce Elaine Stevens Mary Ellen Braman Clarabelle Saubers Judy Clough and Marilyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Swimming Pool
Highland Park
Buffalo Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jim Blackwood
Barbara Stanfield
Lorene Pierce
Elaine Stevens
Mary Ellen Braman
Clarabelle Saubers
Judy Clough
Marilyn
Family Picnic At Katy Park
A Sunday family picnic at Katy Park included Bill and Smittle couples Lynn Smittle Nettie Dunkin Sherman Dunkin and Vanatta relatives. Guests from Chanute Philadelphia Wilmington California Independence and Baxter Springs joined for visiting and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Park
Chanute
Bill Smittle
Lynn
N. Evergreen
Gary Richwine
S. Central
Sherman Dunkin
W. Main
Mary Vanatta
Rose Vanatta
Philadelphia
John Vanatta
Janice
Johnny
Nancy
Sharon
Wilmington
Calif
George Harris
Richard
Mary Nell
Independence
Albert Gleason
Harvey Lee
Florence Smittle
Columbus
Sue Flowers
Baxter Springs
Janet Mintz
Sharlena Everly
Vanatta
Harris
Gleason
Dunkin
BPW Plans Year Ahead At Tioga Hotel Meeting
BPW executive board lays out plans for 1958 59 with 25 members present at Tioga Hotel. Mrs Gladys Eaton chairs as the national theme Achieve Through Action Today and state theme Seeing Today With Eyes of Tomorrow are announced. Committees chosen and meeting dates discussed with dessert served. Marian Mih to host July board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga Hotel
Gladys Eaton
Marian Mih
STEP-IN-FAVORITE Pattern for Misses Dresses 9205
Marian Martin pattern 9205 offers a step in dress in three sleeve versions for plaid or checked cottons. Yoked bodice and graceful skirt with year round wear. Misses sizes 12 to 20 require 5 percent extra yardage for size 16. price 40 cents plus 5 cents first class mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Parents Consent Required For Young Marriages
A reader asks which states allow a 15 year old to marry and about a 24 hour rule. Ann Landers responds that Illinois requires parental consent for underage marriages and warns the letter writer about risks. she also offers guidance on marital and parenting issues and invites requests for her booklet on teenage drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Illinois
Par- Ann Landers
Nancy Desselle Engaged to Wayne Brandon
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Desselle announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Wayne Brandon, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brandon of rural Chanute. Nancy will be a Chanute High School senior. Brandon is a 1958 Chanute graduate now serving in the Marines. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Desselle
S. Santa Fe
Nancy
Wayne Brandon
W. J. Brandon
Chanute
Desselle
Chanute High School
Brandon
Marines
Tommy Aikins Fifth Birthday Party Held Saturday
Mrs. Harry Aikins hosted a party at 21 S. Kansas for her son Tommy Lynn Aikins turning five on Sunday. Guests included Linda Collyar Connie Olson Debbie Olson Neal Purdy Don Erickson and Dean Aikins. Games prizes favors balloons bubble gum and pictures were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Aikins
S. Kansas
Tommy Lynn
Linda Collyar
Connie
Debbie Olson
Neal Purdy
Don Erickson
Tommy
Dean Aikins
Social Calendar July 2 1958 Local Clubs and churches events
Community listings show Wednesday July 2 with Grant Avenue Baptist WMS at 2 p.m. WSCS at 9 30 a.m. United Brethren in Christchurch 2 p.m. Prayer band 1 30 p.m. Friendly Thimble club 2 p.m. Neosho County ACS Executive board 7 30 p.m. Junior golf Chanute CC beginners 8 50 a.m advanced 9 30 a.m. play Thursday July 3 ACT Auxiliary 2 p.m. Royal Neighbors Santa Fe park picnic 12 noon. Junior Golf Chanute CC advanced play 8 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue Baptist Wms
Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Association
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Friendly Thimble Club
Neosho County
American Cancer Society Executive Board
Chanute Country Club
Christian Church
Tony Biele
Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
W. H. Martin
Burris Blume
Robert Loudon
ACT
Frank Jones
N. Garfield
Royal Neighbors of America
Modern Etiquette Q&A Highlights for Social Grace
The column advises a woman reintroducing herself should not press a remembered meeting if the man seems to forget. It also says a widow may keep wearing or not wearing her wedding ring as she wishes. It notes manners around sipping coffee or tea in social settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
E. J
Mr. Billings
Food in Mouth Rule Sparks Gentle Debate
A reader asks about chewing on food already in the mouth and the etiquette answer notes only one item should be in the mouth at a time. The guidance emphasizes tidy eating behavior and avoiding multitasking during meals.
Duplicate Bridge Winners At Tioga Hotel Meeting
Mrs. Wilson Judy Winat Duplicate led with an above average score of 274 at the Tioga Hotel. Other above average marks went to Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson 2314 and Mrs. Lyle Holman with Chet Bailey 21'2, with next session planned for Monday at the Tioga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilson
Lee Judy
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Bob Allen
Fred L. Johnson
Lyle Holman
Chet Bailey
the Tioga
Mrs Booe Presides At Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting
Chanute state president Mrs Scherel Booe presided at an executive board meeting Sunday at the Lamer Hotel in Salina. About 23 members of the Kansas State Council attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherel Booe
Chanute
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lamer
Salina
Kansas State Council
Correcting English and vocabulary questions
The item presents five Q A pairs on grammar pronunciation spelling and word meaning. It notes a corrected sentence by emphasizing caps only once and choosing VERY or EXTREMELY for emphasis. It defines percale pronunciation and identifies sorghum as misspelled among given words. It explains facile as easy to perform and gives an example. It provides vouchsafe as a vo word meaning to grant or bestow.
Hiccups relief and tartar substitute tips
A simple hiccup remedy suggests swallowing a teaspoon of granulated sugar with vinegar and repeating if needed. For cake recipes lacking cream of tartar, seek a good substitute, though the text cuts off before listing options.
Creamed Potatoes as Quick Elegant Side Dish
Leftover baked potatoes are diced and simmered with heavy cream in a small skillet. Salt and white pepper are added, then cheddar cheese is stirred in and the dish is covered and heated slowly. Paprika dust completes the serving. Serves two.
Drumstick Cafe Opens For Fourth Of July Orders
Local briefs note business ads for Tires-Easy terms Glen’s Tire Sery and Drumstick Cafe hours from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Calls for to go orders. A Chattanooga couple visits Melva Russum in town, with Jessie Wells Osburn joining from winter, and a Nelson family reunion in Wichita keeps Sarah home with measles.
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Drumstick Cafe
Charles Wells
Chattanooga
Tenn
Melva Russum
S. Ashby
Jessie Wells Osburn
Forrest R. Nelson
David
Steven
Great Bend
Wichita
O. D. Nelson
Chanute
Sarah
Unemployment Benefits Surged in Kansas in 1958
More than 15.3 million dollars in unemployment benefits were paid to jobless Kansans in fiscal 1958, ending yesterday. The increase over 1957 came as unemployment rose, with funds drawn from the state employment security trust fund supported by Kansas employers payroll taxes. The division also disbursed over 900 thousand dollars in federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State
Kansas
State Employment Security Division
Jobless veterans and unemployed federal workers
A report notes that veterans without jobs and individuals who were employed by the federal government are among those seeking work. The article discusses unemployment patterns and possible aid or programs for relief.
Claremore Man Hired At Edna Bank
Bill Schmoll, former cashier of the First National Bank at Claremore Oklahoma, became cashier and active manager of the First National Bank of Edna today. Clyde T. Cunningham, longtime Edna bank cashier, has sold his stock and his plans are not certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna, Kas
Bill Schmoll
First National Bank
Claremore
Okla
First National Bank of
Edna
Clyde T. Cunningham
Edna Bank
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Lawrence Nelson
Nebraska
Sharon McDonald
Sandra Randel
Jane Hawn
Denver
Roger Maxwell
Manhattan
Jim Smith
Bartley
Neb
Carol Goodburn
Tulsa
Mary Webster
Kaye Andres
Haigler
Nancy Fletcher
Lawrence
Marilyn Anderjaska
Pat Burgher
Susan Elliott
Mexico City
Nelson
Congress Ave
Austin
Tex
Kansas State College
Bureau of Reclamation Office
McCook College
University of Nebraska
University of Texas
Leif Nelson
James Goodburn
M. J. Fletcher
Cok
Alice
Brooks
Alice Brooks
Neediecra
Buffalo
BPW
the Tribune
Johnson Bros
Johnson Bros. Furniture
Main
Lincoln
Chanute Tribune
Nancy Desselle
Miss Desselle
Tommy Aikins
Mrs. Wilson
Judy Winat
Mrs. Booe
Newberry's
V.s NewBounce
U.S. Royal Tires
Glen’s Tire Sery
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
E. Main
MR. Harrisson
Mgr
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