Social Calendar for July 9 1955 Events and Meetings
United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary hold dinner at Memorial building Saturday July 9 at 6 p.m. Duplicate bridge club meets Monday July 11 at Tioga Hotel 7 30. Mary Martha guild dinner at Presbyterian church 6 30. VFW auxiliary at Memorial building run. Chanute Ladies Encampment at Odd Fellows hall 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Mary Martha
Presbyterian Church
VFW
Memorial Building
Chanute Ladies
Odd Fellows Hall
Savonburg Couple Weds in Friends Home Lutheran Church
Gloria Ericson and Bennie Augustin wed June 26 in Savonburg with Rev. A. Har ry Ericson officiating at 2 30 pm. The ceremony featured daisies and gladiolas, music by Dennis DeMeritt and Joyce Swanson, and a reception in the church parlor. The couple will reside in Walnut R 2. The bride, a 1954 Elsmore graduate, and the groom, a discharged Army veteran, were honored by many relatives and out of town guests from Kansas and neighboring states.
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Savonburg
Gloria Ericson
Clarence Ericson
Bennie Augustin
Clarence Augustin
Walnut
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Harry Ericson
Dennis DeMeritt
Chanute
Joyce Swanson
Filmore
Roberta Augustin
Wilma Brown
Miss Augustin
Arlene Herod
Kansas City
Kas
Harold Augustin
Robert Fitzgerald
Gordon Ericson
Elsmore
Phillip Ericson
Ericson
Bill Norris
Chase
Clay Herod
Evelyn Brown
Marylin Nelson
Assaria
Augustin
R. 2
Elsmore High School
Chanute Junior College
U.S. Army
Ft. Richardson
Alaska
Smart separates pattern for summer wardrobe Misses 12 to 20
Pattern 9298 offers mix and match separates for a summer wardrobe. The ensemble includes a blouse with graceful yokes and three sleeve versions plus a flattering skirt. Size 16 blouse requires 2 yards and skirt 2 1/4 yards of fabric in 35 inch width.
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Marian Martin
Modern Etiquette Q And A On Bridge And Social Etiquette
The column flags rude bridge behavior where players hold a drawn card before their turn. It advises that such action signals impatience and pressures others. It also covers hosting a dance when the hostess won t dance and the norm to share at least one dance, and it states gifting to a bridal shower is obligatory even if unable to attend.
Pasadena visitors tour Texas and California relatives
Mrs Walter F E Oldham and children Nannette and Tommy of Pasadena Texas visit her parents Dr and Mrs T W Haynes Mas and Mrs Nathan G Great house and daughter Candace Anne recently from Montgomery Alabama left yesterday for a relatives visit in Waco Texas before proceeding to Norton AFB California They traveled via Coyville and Chanute with Mrs Greathouse's mother Mrs Paul Villepique who joined for the weekend and will return Sunday.
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Walter FE. Oldham
Nannette
Tommy
Pasadena
Tex
T. W. Haynes
Nathan G. Greathouse
Candace Anne
Montgomery
Ala
Waco
Hex
Mas. Greathouse
Norton Afb
San Bernardino
Calif
Coyville
Chanute
Greathouse
Paul Villepique
Presbyterian Women Meet to study Indian American themes
Presbyterian Women associations gathered for morning and evening sessions led by Mrs. Floyd Bray Mrs. Glen Shook and others. Lessons from The Indian American by Janette Harrington and The Gift Is Rich by Charles Journeycake were reviewed with devotions and breakfasts held by hosts including Mrs. Jim Honeyman and Mrs. Edwin Rideau. Next general meeting announced for July 20 with breakfast. no August meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette Harrington
Presbyterian Womens Association
Charles Journeycake
Floyd Bray
J. E. Kirschner
Glen Shook
Blanche Petit
C. L. Keas
Jim Honeyman
James B. Hutton
Edwin H. Rideau
George Barker
Roy Chapple
W. A. Coonrod
A. A. Baltz
Robert Koch
Carl Schickhardt
B. F. Jones
Fred Skinner
L. F. Hefling
H. F. Swain
C. I. Newton
William T. Hunt
Friendly Club Meeting at Highland Park Picnic
The Friendly Club met at Highland Park on Tuesday for a picnic supper. Mystery sisters were revealed. Officers were elected with Mrs. Delmar Cowen chosen president succeeding Mrs. Wesley Thompson. Mrs. Cunningham reelected secretary and Mrs. Patterson reelected reporter. Thirty two members attended along with guests Mrs. Oweta Burtle and Jack Wells. Next gathering set for August 18 at 2 p.m. at Highland Park.
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Friendly Club
Highland Park
Delmar Cowen
Wesley Thompson
Ben Cunningham
Earl Patterson
Oweta Burtle
Jack Wells
Delaware
Oklo
Highiland Park
Picnic Highlights Royal Neighbors Of America Meeting
Royal Neighbors of America held a noon picnic in Highland park with 24 members and guests. Honor guest was Mrs Verna Noel district deputy from Neodesha, others included Mrs Hazel Smith, Mrs Bess Reece, and Clarence Weaver newly voted member. Mrs Frank Burtle led the session and the group was invited to county conventions. Mrs Noel spoke on aid to Udall after the tornado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Highland Park
Verna Noel
Neodesha
Hazel Smith
Bess Reece
Kansas City
Clarence Weaver
Frank Burtle
Wilson County
E. Barnes
Kitchen Tips From A Historic Q and A Panel
A reader questions methods for preventing cake sticking, silver polishing, rancidity of drippings, bridal shower ideas, and candle wax drips. Answers advise greasing tins with lard, polishing with whiting ammonia and alcohol, refrigerating fats, gifting a recipe card shower, and varnishing candles for drip prevention and longevity.
Favorite Recipes Creamy Spinach Dish
A simple creamy spinach side uses 19 ounce chopped frozen spinach and 3 ounce cream cheese. Heat with lemon juice and onion powder, salt, and pepper until melted. Makes four servings.
Ike Dulles Agree On Russian Power
White House states there is no difference between President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on Soviet strength. Hagerty said Dulles testimony to the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on June 10 claimed the Soviet economy was on the verge of collapse, released yesterday. Some reports tied this to Eisenhower’s Geneva summit remarks about Russia’s negotiating position.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Soviet Union
James C. Hagerty
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Local Highlights Include Promotions and Community Events
Alvah J. Wade son of Mr and Mrs James H Wade of 1021 N Grant has been promoted to corporal in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division. He joined the Army in March 1954 after basic at Camp Chaffee Arkansas and attended Chanute Junior College. Village Creek meeting set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the community building with a watermelon treat. Public Library story hour Saturday at 10 features The Little Old Truck and The Kitten Who Thought He Was a Mouse. Shurtleff Motor Co. to sponsor KOAM-TV dance music and Lawrence Welk revue starting tomorrow at 7 39 p.m. Saturdays. Welk to present champagne music with a two piece band. program formerly on the West Coast. Dr and Mrs S G Ashley visited Coffeyville Thursday to spend time with daughter Mrs Gene Manley and family.
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Alvah J. Wade
James H. Wade
N. Grant
Korea
7Th Infantry Division
Corporal Wade
Army
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Chanute Junior College
Public Library
The
Shurtleff Motor Co
Lawrence Welk
Koam - TV
Channel 7
Pittsburg
Koam-Tv
Welk
West Coast
Pattern-Request Form to Chanute Tribune Arts Dept
Readers are invited to mail twenty five cents per pattern plus fifty cents for first class matting to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P O Box 164 Old Chelsea Station New York Instructions request clear form with name address zone and pattern number for processing.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Sth St
New York II
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
Belton man freed after confessing murder he says he did not commit
Eugene Padgett, who confessed to the 1931 murder of Will Sanderford during a burglary and later argued he confessed with a plan to escape, won his freedom after appeals. Padgett had been serving a 99 year murder sentence and 20 year burglary term. State officials and prosecutors had argued for dismissal of the murder indictment while survivors of Sanderford supported Padgett's innocence.
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Belton
Tex
Eugene Padgett
Will Sanderford
Little River
Padgett
Texas State Penitentiary
Sanderford
State Parole Board
State
Austin
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Dist
Atty
Raymond Thornton
Thornton
Peak May Be Passed In Kansas Harvest
GREAT BEND The wheat harvest in the custom combine area of Kansas is rapidly nearing completion as farmers report strong yields and active fields across the region. The season's progress reflects favorable weather and steady market demand for grain.
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Kansas
Great Bend
Harvest operations expand across western state counties
The state harvest office clarified that cutting is in full swing in all counties in the western third of the state and many have passed peak operations. Only a few offices report any further demand for harvest labor or equipment.
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R. B. Gilkison
Australian Peter Thomson Captures British Open Title
St Andrews England Peter Thomson of Australia won the British Open with a 72 hole total of 281 to become the fourth man since 1900 to win two Opens in succession. He shot par 72 in the final round after a 70 in the third round securing the lowest Open total on the Old Course surpassing Bobby Jones 1927 record of 285.
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ST. Andrews
England
Australia
Peter Thomson
Thomson
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
James Braid
Jones
Safeway Indicted Over Antitrust Claims in Texas and NM
A federal grand jury indicted Safeway Stores Inc and two officers on antitrust charges in Texas and New Mexico. President Lingan A. Warren of Oakland said Safeway has not violated antitrust laws and accused the jury of denying a chance to present evidence of its competitive practices. The indictment accuses price wars and below invoice pricing intended to monopolize parts of the retail grocery market.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Safeway Stores Inc
Safeway
Texas
New Mexico
Lingan A. Warren
Oakland
Calif
Warren
Eden Outlines British Policy Ahead of Big Four Summit
Prime Minister Eden previewed British stance on European arms control at a dinner for the English-Speaking Union. He urged unity with the United States and NATO, backed German unification, and signaled openness to involving the Soviet bloc in Western security arrangements within a seven nation union. He warned against delaying judgment on Soviet moves, emphasizing readiness to review the new look in Soviet policy.
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London
Eden
Russia
Germany
Britain
NATO
United States
Nation Held By July Heat Parade of Heat Continues
July heat persisted nationwide with heat and humidity dominating most regions. The Associated Press reports widespread high temperatures and stifling conditions across major cities and rural areas, complicating daily life and planned outdoor activities.
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Associated Press
Heatwave Dominates Eastern Half as Tornado Strikes Minnesota
A weeklong oppressive heat blanket covers the eastern half of the nation while the Pacific Northwest escapes. Temperatures reach 90s to 100s in Nebraska and Kansas with 107 at Hill City. A tornado tears through western Minnesota, killing a 20 month old and injuring several as it damages a 30 mile swath near Marshall and extends toward the Twin Cities.
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Pacific Northwest
Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
Hill City
Kan
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Marshall
Minn
Weather Observations Summary for Multiple Stations
Weather observations show highs and lows across several U S stations. Bismarck North Dakota reached 83 and 54 with 0 8 inches precipitation. Minneapolis recorded 93 and 63 with 4 07 inches. Kansas City 96 and 80 degrees with trace precipitation. New Orleans 93 and 75. Chicago and New York readings listed with varying amounts.
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Associated Press
U. S
Bismarck
N.D
Chicago
Denver
June climate report shows below normal temps and rainfall
June in Topeka area featured below normal temperatures and rainfall. Statewide data show rainfall averaging 3.7 inches and temperatures about 3 to 3.5 degrees below normal with extremes from 39 degrees at Goodland to 103 at Liberal.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Liberal
Syracuse
la Cygne
At Your Service Classifieds Highlight Local Needs
The Tribune column Atyour service lists small ads for employment, services, and items for sale. Readers respond to notices from local residents and businesses seeking tutors, repairs, ride shares, and household items.
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the Tribune
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