Rheda Joy Richardson to Wed Darrel Miley
Mr and Mrs W R Richardson of San Benito Texas announce the engagement of their daughter Rheda Joy to Darrel Miley son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Miley of Chanute Kansas The couple attended Bethany Nazarene College Bethany The wedding is set for August 16 at the Church of the Nazarene in San Benito All friends and relatives are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheda Joy Richardson
San Benito
Tex
Darrel Miley
W. R. Richardson
Rheda Joy
Bethany
Okla
Miley
Delmar Milery
Chanute
Bethany Nazarene College
Church of the Nazarene
Florence Roberts
Topeka
Chanute High School
G. E. Roberts
R. 3
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Social Calendar Highlights July 7 Events
Royal Neighbors of America hosts a noon picnic at Santa Fe North Shelter House in Urbana with guests. TOPS Determinettes meet Grace Episcopal basement at 1 30 p.m. UCT Auxiliary at Mapleleaf Tea Room at 1 p.m. Newcomers coffee with Maxine Koch at 307 N Grant at 9 30 a.m. Thursday bridge club meets 1 30 p.m. Zion Home Workers quilt all day at 509 W 3rd. Rural Grange potluck at rural school 8 p.m. Friday July 6 Miriam Circle meets Odd Fellows Hall at 8 p.m. Scotch Foursome at Country Club 5 p.m. Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit breakfast at 1522 W Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Santa Fe North Shelter
Urbana
Grace Episcopal Church
UCT
Maxine Koch
N. Grant
Bridge Club
J. W. Mitchell
W. Central
Zion Home Workers
Lola Browning
Will Quilt
Rurel
Barathea Service Guild Meeting At Hazen Home
Mrs Forrest Hazen and Mrs Virgil Sellers hosted the Barathea Service Guild monthly meeting at 520 West 7th. Marian Shike read A Governor Talks About Faith for devotions. A business session followed with mystery sister gifts exchanged and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Hazen
Virgil Sellers
Barathea Service Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hazen Home
Marian Shike
Birthday Honors For Mrs. Lindquist At Home Gathering
Mrs. Fred Lindquist was honored Sunday on her birthday at 805 N. Evergreen. A covered dish dinner followed by visiting and card games. Attendees included her husband, daughters Glennice and Susan Allen, and many relatives from Lindquist and related families in Chanute, Altoona, Iola, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lindquist
N. Evergreen
Glennice
Susan Allen
Ira Lindquist
Homer Elsworth
John Lindquist
George Wright
Eric
Lloyd Chilson
R. B. Lindquist
Oliver Lindquist
Floyd McKaig
Chanute
Arvid Lindquist
Sharon
Neva
Altoona
L. B. McIntosh
Michell
Shane
Clathe
Elias
Grafton Heaton
Roy C. Monfort
Larry
Sally
Darrell
Nancy
Iola
Lester McKaig
Karen
Debbie
Lynn Haller
Joyce
Kansas City
Cora iChilds
Western Fans Pattern Emphasizes Horse Themed Embroidery
A Chanute Tribune household arts notice offers pattern 7474 for horse motif transfers and felt trims for pictures, bibs, or clothing. Send 35 cents, plus extra for first class mail, to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept in New York. Include name, address, zone, and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune
Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Merian Martin
Charité Tribune
West
New York
Dannelley Family Reunion in Highland Park
The Dannelley family gathering at Highland Park Sunday marks the first time in twelve years that all siblings attended. Attendees include Roy and family, Burl Deannet, Paul Dannelley, Clara Banman, Ethel Bartlett, Robert Blickenstaff, William Vandergriff, and many others from Oklahoma City Iola Humboldt Garden City Wichita and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dannelley
Burl Deannet
Highland Park
Dannelley
501
Kansas
Paul Dannelley
McPherson
Ethel Bartlett
Harold
West
Calif
Clara Banman
Garden City
Cecil Seery
Oklahoma City
Russ Browning
George Madill
Josie Siler
Frank
Local Visitors Extend Stay With Bartlett Family Kin
Packier and John Parkins with family Roy Danneley Jr and Mrs Bartlett plus Harold continue visit in Chanute, staying a few more days with Kenneth Bartlett, Russ Browning and George Madill families.
22 Couples Compete In Scotch Foursome Event
Twenty-two couples took part in the Scotch Foursome at the Country Club Monday morning. Chairmen were Marge Cook and Mrs. Frank Gibson for the women’s events. Winners included Connie Schleicher low in the afternoon and Jack Wood high in the same session. other awards went to Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mike Harris and Mr. and Mrs. John Nation for second low, and several near-scores and prizes. Arch Allen chaired the men’s flag tournament handicap event with a four-way first-place tie among Jack Wood, Al Endres, Harry Ricketts and Bill Helton Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Marge Cook
Frank Gibson
Lorene Carson
C. A. Wood
Rex Truitt
Bill Gray Jr
Connie Schreicher
David Gough
Charles Broadwell
Mike Harris
John Nation
George Wittich
Ed Parr
Carl Ostrander
Gray
Truitt
Charles Westle
Humboldt
Jack Banta
Connie Schleicher
Jack Wood
George Wittie
David McCune
al Endres
Harry Ricketts
Bill Helton Jr
Arch Allen
Pickled Fresh Mushrooms With Onion Rings
Recipe outlines making pickled mushrooms with red wine vinegar sugar and spices. Mushrooms are briefly simmered with water then combined with sugar vinegar salt and pickling spices, onion rings added, refrigerated overnight before serving.
Too Much Sunshine Harmful to Child Care Tips
Advice warns against direct sun exposure for young children. Recommend head coverings with an eyeshade, junior sunglasses when possible, and sun tan lotion. Reading in bright sun is discouraged. emphasize shade breaks and teaching that sun is not a toy.
Grandma Driving Hazard Warns of Failing Eyesight
AN L Anders column shares concerns about an 83 year old grandmother whose failing vision leads to risky driving. Readers urged to accompany her to an eye doctor and explain the danger to public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Grandma
Local meeting outlines health tips and fair plans
The group covers diet sleep and reading habits as part of health guidance. Mrs. Paul Cook leads the last lesson on My Best Color while Mrs. Dick Dunham is named chairman and committees organize a booth for the fair. Next meeting is July 19 with Mrs. Bernard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beach
Paul Cook
Dick Dunham
Sherman Goff
Bernard Smith
Halt the Heat Wave dress pattern 1968 catalog notice
Marian Martin pattern 9269 offers a slim sheers and light cotton dress with buttons at the neckline and airy skirt. Includes half sizes 14 to 24, yardage for 39 inch fabric, and mailing instruction with pattern dept address in New York for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Grant Home Demonstration Unit Sees Three Visitors
Here & There notes the Stark group met Tuesday with host Mrs. Odin Dunham. Three visitors attended: Mrs. Kelly Richwine, Mrs. Max Beech, and Mrs. (last name truncated).
Neffs Observe 29th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Coy Neff entertained with a barbequed turkey supper at their rural Chanute farm home on Monday evening for their 29th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walker Camp, Mr and Mrs James Mahoney, Mr and Mrs J W Cawthorn, Mr and Mrs Orris Cox and Linda Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Neff
Chanute
Walker Camp
James Mahoney
J. W. Cawthorn
Orris Cox
Linda Kay
Mrs Lantz and daughter return from Germany
Mrs Gary Lantz and eight month old Deborah Kay arrived home from Baumholder Germany. They were welcomed at a dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs J O Taylor in their Santa Fe street home. The husband remains in Germany, due home later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lantz
Deborah Kay
J. O. Taylor
Santa Fe
Baumholder
Germany
Lantz
Norma Jean Taylor
Fred R. Taylor
Larry
Kathryn
Ricky
Paul A. Taylor
L. D. Burnett
Lula Brooks
Lloyd Lanty
Virginia’ Lantz
Chanute
Jack Noah
Rayanne
Altoona
James Standridge
Parsons
Weekend Visit Sparks Local Shower Report
Erie Kyser residing in Miami Oklo attended a weekend home visit and joined the shower of Sharon Johnson who will wed Jerry Stire wall. July 31 guests included Kirby Snodgrass Susan Salb and Richard Salb with Connie and Bill. hosted by Dr. and Mrs William C Weir. Betty Becky and Lorrie were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Kay Kyser
Miami
Oklo
Sharon Johnson
Jerry Stirewall
Kirby Snodgrass
Susan
Richard Salb
Connie
Bill
William C. Weir
Betty
Becky
Lorrie
Paul Beard
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 6 1960
Local Kansas chapter reports growth in sales at Chanute business firms. City officials announce upcoming fireworks display over Neosho River with details on set time and traffic plans. Community clubs plan summer events and publish meeting notices.
Local families gather over Fourth of July weekend
Natalie Sextor and family visit Table Rock Dam while Lisa Beard stays with grandparents the Shaffers. Jeanne Masquelier from Walnut joins Dr. and Mrs. William C. Weir for the holiday. The Double Dozen Dance Club meets at Wilson Hall hosted by the Bradvys and the Weirs. Various visits include Fones, Moore, Markham, Caldwell, Rice, Shaffer, and Kensinger families with travel to Clinton and Kansas City for work and leisure. Lisa Beard recuperates from a tonsillectomy at Mercy Hospital Parsons. Ed die Brady and Chanute Legion baseball teammates travel to Springfield Missouri for a double header. a commerce teacher from Scandia plans the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie
Virgil Sextor
Table Rock Dam
Lisa
Diane Beard
Lawrence Shaffer
Jeanne Masquelier
Walnut
William C. Weir
Double Dozen
Wilson Hall
Pershing Brady
Clyde Weir
Paola
O. F. Fones
Kent
C. F. Moore
Laramie
Wyo
Fones
Springfield
Legion
Charles Kensinger
Terry
Clinton
Lulu Kensinger
Roger Kensinger
Sidney Linscott
The
Home State Bank
Kansas City
Hearings Set On Payola And Quiz Show Rigging
Washington AP reports a Senate commerce subcommittee will begin public hearings August 10 on bills to crack down on payola and rigging in radio and television quiz shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Commerce
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the Tribune
Dannelley Family
Bank of Commerce
BANK
Chanute, Kansas
Houston
Hilda
Bill P. S
U. S. Post Office Department
P. S
Harrison
Carrison
Bie
Gsmart
Mrs. Lantz
Erie & Vicinity
Slim Jims
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