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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1960
Page
3
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club held a swimming party at the Yates Center pool on Tuesday for 21 members. Mrs Sperry, Mrs Cline Smith and Miss Chapman arranged transportation. Pattern promotion notes detail Marian Martin 1969 sun-sep patterns with sizes and pricing.
A reader asks about marital trust and visiting a coworker’s home amid jealousy. Ann advises signing gifts jointly and taking an office companion on hospital visits, noting couples should keep shared boundaries to avoid explosions. A second letter discusses in laws and engagement secrecy, suggesting character and attitude matter more than ancestry. The third item humorously critiques a gelatin recipe and kitchen mishaps. The column notes contact for submissions and credits Chanute Tribune 1960.
The calendar lists women’s groups meeting at Grant Ave Baptist First Methodist United Brethren in Christ and First Presbyterian churches at 2 pm with coffee sessions in several circles. Other events include prayer at 10 pm Friendly Thimble club Elizabeth Circle coffee times and multiple CWF groups at First Christian church with Santa Fe and Urbana shelter House. Thursday features Royal Neighbors picnic TOPS Determinettes at Grace Episcopal Mapleleaf Tea Room and ACT Auxiliary at 1 pm.
Four women from Chanute travel to Hawaii for a two week vacation. They fly via United Airlines from Kansas City to San Francisco then jet to Honolulu visiting Oahu Maui Hawaii and Kauai. They praise hospitality culture scenery and the peaceful coexistence of races while noting the island’s high construction costs and unique traditions.
Mr and Mrs James A Treloggen 701 W Main will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. They married July 6 1910 in Greenville and moved to Chanute two weeks later. They have three sons James W Henry W and Karl E. An open house will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 pm.
The Alderman family held a reunion with a basket dinner at Iola Park on Sunday. Charley Alderman was chosen president and J. W. Alderman secretary for the coming year. A long list of attendees from Iola, Moran, Chanute, Humboldt, Salina and other towns attended.
Mrs Arnett hosted the Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Friday at her home with Mrs Cecil Arnett presiding in place of the absent president Mrs Raymond Kell ey. Two guests attended Mrs G Wheatley and Mrs Ed Fegal. Rush reported on the hospital auxiliary and Newton led the lesson Understanding Teenagers. Refreshments were served. Next meet- ment planned.
Short Chanute Tribune notes from July 5 1966 cover local items. Brief notices feature community events, upcoming meetings, weather snippets, and small civic updates affecting Chanute residents.
The notice states the event will take place in Augusta at the residence of Mrs Ray Rush. Details indicate a private gathering hosted by Mrs Rush with attendees and arrangements to be announced.
Sheila Conn of Chanute fell to Mrs. Dorothy Graham of El Dorado in a sudden death playoff for medalist honors at the Eureka Invitation golf tournament at Eureka Country Club. Conn tied for third in the 14 hole championship flight with Lorene Cannon, while Chanute wins included Mrs. Dennis Mills and Mrs. Bill Bodley tying for first in flights three and five respectively. Other Chanute participant was Mrs. Al Endres as ten Kansas towns were represented.
The team of Mrs Pat Conn and Gail Malson won the weekly Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country Club with twelve couples playing. A three way second place tie included Mrs Earl Ostrander Rex Truitt Eddie Ranz and Marge Cook and Joe Vandiver with Mrs John Nation. High score honors went to Joe Vandiver and Mrs John Nation. Chairmen were C A Wood and Mrs Earl Ostrander. Next week's chairs are Mrs Conn and Malson. There is no Ladies Day next Tuesday.
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