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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
3
A reader panel reviews three letters to Ann Landers on handling a teen son’s pornography, weight loss with massages, and corporal punishment. The guidance urges calm confrontation, disappointment, and non punitive limits. massages won’t slim, and a parent’s hand remains advised for discipline.
Sherry Anne Bailey married Danny Joe Rausch in a 2 p.m. ceremony at the First Methodist Church with family members present. The reception followed at Central Park Community Building as out‑of‑town guests joined vows and a travel outfit chosen for the couple. Astronaut Neil Armstrong replied to the Great Bend Jaycees about the flag from Apollo 11, citing lunar surface deposit rules.
Bonnie Headley and Don Umbarger were married Friday at the First Baptist Church in Humboldt. The bride, daughter of Walter and Mrs Headley, is a Humboldt High School graduate and first grade teacher at Alcott School. The groom, son of Wayne Umbarger and Mrs Umbarger, is a Chanute High School graduate and four-year Air Force veteran employed at Nu-Wa Campers. They reside at 1029 S Grant.
Dear Folks share tips on saving money at a laundromat by using dryers recently cooled by another user. Also practical homemaker tricks for cleaning ovens, seed storage for a canary, and a joke about a salt flavored bath. Heloise invites tips and notes due to high mail volume.
Six members of a burglary ring in Havana were sentenced to prison terms from three to thirty years. The trial attracted a large crowd and applause erupted when the verdicts were announced, Granma reported signaling public resolve in the fight against delinquency.
The fifth annual Kennedy Flub er reunion gathered at noon Sunday in the North Malcolm Community Center. Guests listed include Gene and Kennedy families, Shivelys, Elmer, Barnhart and others from Chanute Santa Fe Park Walnut St. Paul Inglewood Calif. Next year’s event will be the last Sunday in June at Santa Fe Park north shelterhouse.
Friday activities include We-Who Club at Sawyer hall 1 30 p m Wilson class at First Methodist Church 10 a m Country Club bridge 1 30 p m. Monday events feature Westview Baptist Chapel WMS 7 30 p m World War I Veterans Auxiliary covered dish 6 p m Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p m Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall Women s Arts and Crafts Central Park Community Building 9 a m to noon Chanute Cycle Club track Cosmetology Club Memorial Building. office events listed.
Women's group gathers Monday morning at Central Park to craft bread flower pictures. Attendees should bring glue and a bottle to decorate as a vase. Forty five women attended the previous meeting.
The 1959 Chanute High School class reunion included a social hour at the Masonic Temple, dinner at the Orchid Buffet, and a later dance. Prizes honored Rosa lea Hansen Coomes for traveling far, Stephen Dahlgren for married shortest time, Cora Neagle Neely for married longest time, Norma Barnhart Roush for most children, Pat Legge for youngest child, and Karen Sallee Thompson and Tony Kepley for the most changes. A long list of classmates from across the country attended or were named in attendance.
A cosmetic product named REVEAL promises wrinkle removal in three minutes with effects lasting up to eight hours. It targets forehead eyes and neck and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold by FARMERS DISCOUNT CENTER with mail orders available.
Jackie Blaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Blaker Altoona was honored with a bridal shower Saturday evening in Altoona High School. Hostesses were Mrs Rick Myers Chanute and Ellen Forsythe Altoona. Games were played and prizes presented to the honoree. Refreshments were served from a table decorated in yellow and white the bride elects chosen colors. There were 26 guests present.
Mrs. Paschal Grimes presided at the National League of American Pen Women meeting held Saturday at the home of Mrs. Nelda Martin in Coffeyville. She introduced new member Mrs. Robert A. Smith of Memphis and three Coffeyville guests, Mrs. George Ficklin, Mrs. Lawrence Stanley, and Mrs. E. L. Pearce. Eula Paris of Pittsburg spoke on heraldry as members reported activities. A luncheon followed at a Coffeyville cafeteria.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drake of Buffalo celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. They were married July 4, 1909 in Rose. The Drakes have a daughter, Mrs. Pat H. Fitzmorris of Yukon, Oklahoma, and a son, Thomas Drake of Emporia.
A Thursday afternoon birthday party for John Michael Homan was hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Woody Homan at 915 S Lafayette. Attendees included J Clark Elizabeth Clark Richie Prosser Jennifer Prosser Teresa Baker Dinah Moulton Kelly Homan and several relatives.
Debbie Faye Chantler and Steven Dean Barker exchanged vows at Old Country Church near Earlton with Rev. R A Perley officiating. The bride wore an organza gown and veil with lace and pearls, carried a pink car nation Bible, and was greeted by a reception at the church.
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