Woepker Wood Wedding in Humboldt
Kathryn Kay Hoepker daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hoepker and Jon Alan Wood son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wood both of Humboldt were joined in matrimony at 2 PM in Humboldt Presbyterian Church June 26 Rev Paul Carpenter officiated The bride wearing a blue street length dress carried a white Bible with red rose bud bouquet Attendants May Wood and James Shutle They will reside in Liberal where the groom works for Hall Construction Company
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Humboldt
Kathryn Kay Hoepker
Raymond Hoepker
Jon Alan Wood
Clarence Wood
Paul Carpenter
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Jack Lombard
May Wood
James Shutle
Hall Construction Company
Liberal
Vilas Homebuilders HCU Meeting Led By Mrs White
Mrs White presided at Vilas Lutheran church meeting of the Vilas Homebuilders HCU with 11 members. The session opened with America as group singing and included a floor covering lesson by Mrs James Olson and a discussion of community improvement projects.
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Clement White
Vilas
HCU
Vilas Lutheran Church
America
James Olson
Everett Olson
Elmer Anderson
EASIEST TO MAKE By Alice Brooks
Beginner sewing pattern notice offers doll pattern 7382 and pajamas from a sock design. Readers are advised to send twenty five cents plus extra for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune household arts dept. New York address provided for ordering and catalogue.
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Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune
Aria Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Pilus
Wits Zone
Marian Martin
West Igth St
Prins
Club Meeting Covers Independence Day Theme
Recreation and refreshments were served to 11 members and nine children around an Independence Day theme. The next meeting is scheduled for August 5 with Mrs. James Olson delivering the second floor covering lesson. Mrs. Gene McMillen hosts with Mrs. LaVerne Carlson as co host.
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James Olson
Gene McMillen
LaVerne Carlson
Printed Pattern 9377 For Summer Sheath Silhouette
Marian Martin announces Printed Pattern 9377 a summer sheath silhouette with a slim front and softly bloused back waistline. It offers three sleeve versions and misses sizes 12 through 20. The pattern requires 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 and costs thirty cents plus five cents per extra pattern for test mailing.
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Marian Martin
Social Calendar Highlights Church and Club Meetings
July 9 1958 schedule lists Christian Women's Fellowship and Esther Group at 2 pm, Junior golf at Chanute Country Club with beginner and advanced sessions, and WSCE circle meetings at First Methodist Church. July 19 1988 Rural HDU and Peace and Progress HDU events, American Legion Auxiliary dinner, Tioga HDU gathering, and golf at Chanute CC with advanced play. Also bread crusts recipe.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
Church
Esther Group
EUB Church
Chanute Country Club
WSCE
First Methodist Church
Martha
Gordon Gray
E. 4Th
Ruth
Harry Lewis
G. Malcolm
Naomi
Joe Payne
W. 4Th
Rural Hdu
Harold Drurr
Santa Fe Park
Craig Graham
N. Grant
Peace and Progress Hdu
Charles Steinman
Evergreen
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
GIA
Pues Golf
Tioga Hdu
Charlies Berthot
Katy
Ladd Family Holds Humboldt Reunion At Community Park
An annual Ladd family reunion gathered at the Humboldt cabin in Community Park. Cafeteria style lunch was served. Attendees included numerous Ladd relatives from Chanute Tulsa Manhattan Yates Center Topeka El Dorado Buffalo and Elaina Barnes among others.
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Humboldt
Ladd
Community Park
L. G. Chaguill
Ennis Ladd
Herbert Laude
Marie Ladd
Russell Miller
John Ashbrook
Clayton Osborn
E. R. Ladd
Lee Wolf
Carl Ladd
Phyllis
Dale
Dale Barnes
Myrtle
Henrietta
Glen
Barbara
Yates Center
Raymond Hardin
Mary Irene
Jeanie
Harold Becannon
Dean
Naomi
Larry
Buffalo
Evelyn Barnes
el Dorado
Joyce
Joetta Barnes
Topeka
Party Honors Tillie Cunningham
The Robert Lopeman family entertained at a patio supper Monday evening to honor Tillie Cunningham whose birthday falls this month. Guests included Mrs. Mabel Pens Mr. and Mrs. R D Churchill Mr. and Mrs H C Barnett Cha nute and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lopeman Bill Doug and Stevie.
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Robert Lopeman
Tillie Cunningham
Mabel Pens
R. D. Churchill
H. C. Barnett
Chanute
Bill
Doug
Stevie
Dehler announces marriage of Lee Stewart to Arden Todd
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dehler of Sylvan Grove announce the marriage of their daughter Lee Stewart to Arden Todd a former Chanute resident. They wed July 4 at the Presbyterian church in Cherryvale with Rev. Merle Q. Stevenson officiating. Todd is the son of Mrs. H. W. Todd of Independence. The couple resides at 210 N llth in Independence.
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W. J. Dehler
Sylvan Grove
Lee Stewart
Arden Todd
Chanute
Presbyterian Church
Cherryvale
Merle Q. Stevenson
Todd
H. W. Todd
Independence
N. Llth
Modern Etiquette Q and A on manners and dining rules
A reader asks about rising for a nun at a hospital function and receives guidance that one should rise. It also covers napkin placement on the plate and proper behavior when offered candy, stressing good manners in social visits.
Lawrence Pulliam Wed In Ceremony at Manhattan
Mildred V. Henderson and Lawrence D. Pulliam of Manhattan were married June 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Scott Pruetze in Manhattan. Probate judge officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Miller. The bride wore a pastel pink cotton dress with a gathered skirt and white trim. The couple plan to reside in Manhattan.
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Lawrence Pulliam
Manhattan
Mildred V. Henderson
Lawrence D. Pulliam
Scott Pruetze
Pruetze
Riley County
Robert Miller
Pulliam
GE creates nation wide bargain train with appliances
A mile long Bargain Train carrying 87 freight cars of GE major appliances arrived at Home Appliance store from Louisville. The shipment, valued over 1 million dollars retail, marks GE's largest single entry into Kansas City area under Operation Upturn. Charles Mussulman announces sale event with special carload prices.
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G-E Major Appliances
Louisville
G-E
Kansas City
Appliance Park
Charles Mussulman
General Electric
Crumb Crust Fried Chicken Prep Tip
A kitchen tip suggests dipping chicken in beaten egg mixed with water after flour, then applying the crumb coating to help it adhere during cooking. The process aids browning and crust formation for crisp fried chicken.
Wife Chasing Man Twenty Years Younger Causes Strain
A 16 year marriage is tested as the wife, 43 next month, pursues a younger hired man. Husband warns firing him or end of marriage. doctor advised for her anxiety and to address the affair. Advice includes open dialogue and maintaining family stability.
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Ann
Ann Landers
Jennie
Senate probes missing funds in Greenlease case
The Senate Rackets Committee scrutinizes a 300000 ransom sum linked to the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping. Subpoenas target St Louis figures including Joseph Costello John Hager and Robert Baker as potential sources of money trail notes. Hall and Heady were executed in 1953 for the crime.
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Associated Press Washington
Senate
Greenlease
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Robert Greenlease
Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Kennedy
Joseph Costello
Ace Cab Co
St. Louis
John Hager
The
Cab Company
Robert B
Barney) Baker
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
Hager
Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Baker
Teamsters
Mrs. Heady
Missouri
Gas Chamber
Head of Mafia Arrested by Agents
New York authorities report the arrest of Vito Veno vese, reputed Mafia head, by Treasury Department narcotics agents. Also seized was Vincent L. Gigante, a lower-echelon hoodlum acquitted last May of the Costello murder attempt. Both men were nabbed under a sealed federal grand jury narcotics conspiracy indictment.
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New York
Vito Venovese
Treasury Department
Vincent L. Gigante
Frank Costello
Genovese
Gigante
Three Youths Arrested After Topeka Holdup
In Topeka, three youths including George Jackson 20, James Carnahan 18, and Elbert Starks 19, all from Kansas City Kansas, were arrested near Lawrence on U S 40 seconds after an armed robbery at an east Topeka service station. About $30 was taken by two youths. a third drove the getaway car.
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Topeka
Lawrence
East Topeka
Douglas County Sheriff's
U.S 40
George Jackson
Kansas City
James Carnahan
Elbert Starks
Kas
Better English Questions and Answers
The reply lists five grammar and vocabulary items. It states the corrected sentence uses THAT and RETURN with the final stress on the last syllable. It gives the pronunciation di-vohr with accent on the last syllable, identifies cafeteria as misspelled, defines insipid as tasteless or savorless, and provides enrapture as a word beginning with ear meaning to delight.
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John
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