Willis-Herod Wed in Tulsa
Willis and Robert G. Herod of Tulsa married July 2 at the bride’s home with Rev. Pat Sutter officiating. The groom is son of James W. Herod of Walnut Oklahoma and the bride is daughter of James P. Willis of Wagoner. The couple will reside in Tulsa after a two week Minnesota honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Odena Willis
Robert G. Herod
Pat Sutter
Tulsa Eastle
Ima Jean Willis
Ernest F. Borel Jr
Julia Willis
Marylou Henricks
Mrs. Herod
Wagoner High School
Craughton
Muskogre
Etiquette on Gifts and Card Etiquette in Hospitality
The answer advises giving gifts to your close friends if invited to a double wedding while a small gift to the other couple is optional but not required. It also states that a bridge player should not arrange cards before the deal ends and that hotel registrations should be signed in full for the couple and accompanying family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Karen
Animal Quilt Pattern 7209 by Alice Frooks
Easy thrift project for a baby quilt featuring animal ends and embroidery motifs. Includes applique transfers diagrams and images to create a circus farm and zoo themed quilt sized 32 by 44 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Frooks
Lottie Delores Tipping to Wed Mason Bass Jr
Erie couple announces the engagement of Lottie Delores Tipping to Mason Bass Jr. Lottie, a 1952 Erie High School graduate, works for Southwestern Bell Telephone. Mason, a Walnut High School 1947 graduate, works for Walters Drilling. An August wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tipping
Erie
Lottie Delores Tipping
Mason Bass Jr
M. M. Bass
Walnut
Miss Tipping
Erie High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Walnut High School
Walters Drilling Company
Kelley Wins Two Tables in Chanute Bridge Day
Bridge day at Chanute Country Club produced two tables of play. Mrs. Carl Kelley won high score with Mrs. Jo Payne second. Mrs. Jim Ganson had the low score. Mrs. Ganson will host the meeting next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Carl Kelley
Jo Payne
Jim Ganson
Mrs Mullen Hostess To Christian Culture
The Christian Culture class of the First Baptist Church met Friday at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Fred Mullen at 819 N Steuben for coffee. Grace Caldwell led a devotional on Psalm 2 The Christian Life. Eleven members sent get well cards. 21 members answered roll call with scripture.
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First Baptist Church
Fred Mullen
N. Steuben
L. E. Lofgren
Grace Caldwell
M. L. Manners
Grace Hill
Rollo Chittenden
Guy Donovan
Mmes
Wyatts Host Dinner Party For Out‑of‑Town Guests
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wyatt entertained at 718 S Lafayette with a yard dinner Thursday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Walter Belanger of Superior Wisconsin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cane of Phoenix Arizona and Mrs. Joe Manning and son Billy Joe of Cawthorne California. After 6:30 pictures from the Wyatts northwest trip were shown. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lovett and son Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Wyatt and daughter Jeri Lynn Mrs. J. F. Bonney and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewitt of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wyatt
S. Lafayette
Walter Belanger
Superior
Wis
Arthur Cane
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Manning
Billy Joe
Cawthorne
Calif
Wyatts
Northwest
T. H. Lovett
L. C. Lovett
H. E. Lovett
Lawrence
Don L. Wyatt
Jeri Lynn
J. F. Bonney
Jack Hewitt
Independence
How Can I Clean Painted Walls and More
How can I make a cleanser for painted walls A shave a bar of soap melt it in hot water add ammonia apply with a paint brush rinse and dry How can I reuse worn bedspreads as soundings cloths Fold them to fit the table stitch edges and center How can it prevent scorching when roasting meat Place a dish of water in the oven with the meat to prevent scorching How can I clean plaster statues Use a paste of fullers earth and cold water apply brush remove with tepid soapy water rinse dry with soft cloth
Mrs Anderson Hosts Philathea Class Meeting
Mrs. Iver Anderson hosted the Philathea class at 108 N Steuben Friday afternoon. Mrs. H O Taylor led devotions with 23rd Psalm. Treasurer’s report noted in Mrs. Hart’s absence. Lucy Hildreth presided at business, four sick cards and twelve calls recorded. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Edith Floman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Anderson
N. Steuben
H. O. Taylor
John Grant Newman
Taylor
Alva Hart
Lucy Hildreth
Victory Unit Meeting Notes and Guests
Victory Unit and Victory HDU met Wednesday afternoon with fourteen members. Guests included Miss Gloria Willis Lyla Hanson Sharon Waggoner Dorothy Waggoner. Mrs Bower and Mrs McLaren led UNESCO lesson. Mrs Carter led crop article review. Next meeting set for August 3 with Mrs Carter.
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Victory Hdu
Homer Waggoner
Gloria Willis
Lyla Hanson
Sharon
Dorothy Waggoner
Fred Bower
Glen McLaren
Unesco
Charles Carter
Five Local Women Head to Houston for Convention
Dorothy Haines Donna Moon Annie Stevens Beverly Binkley and Mrs Nellie Hollenshead will depart Sunday for a week in Houston Texas. Haines a dance teacher will attend National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists meetings and take tap ballet toe and acrobatic lessons. Moon will join the association's junior seminar.
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Dorothy Haines
Donna Moon
Annie Stevens
Beverly Binkley
Nellie Hollenshead
Houston
Tex
Miss Haines
National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists
Miss Moon
Favorite Recipes Cheese Puffs
Recipe details cheese puffs using club rolls butter deviled ham and cheddar cheese. Rolls are sliced diagonally to create pockets then filled with butter ham mix and cheese and baked until puffy and lightly browned.
Soft Flattery dress pattern 9304 by Marian Martin
A Misses pattern 9304 offers a softly draped bodice and long torso line with a graceful whirl skirt. Sew it in silk cotton voile or polished cotton for versatile wear. Sizes 10 to 18 with size 16 requiring 4½ yards of 39 inch fabric.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Order for Marian Martin Mailing
A customer is instructed to send thirty five cents for a pattern add and cents for each subsequent pattern to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West sth St New York 11 NY. Include NAMFPF address with zone size and the style number.
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Tsteless
Chanute Tribune
P.O
Old Chetses Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
West Sth St
Sylvia Sage News Briefs and Queries
A collage of reader questions and brief notices from Sylvia Sage. It covers film trivia about Russ Tamblyn’s role in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, home finishing advice for dining sets and kitchen cabinets, safe children’s hair perms, and local 4-H club activities and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Sage
Gideon
Patsy
Russ Tamblyn
Boy
Saul
M-G-M
Culver City
Calif
More Box Cars Are Due In Kansas Missouri
The Association of American Railroads promised more box cars for the wheat harvest in Kansas and Missouri. The AAR told Sens. Symington Schoeppel and Carlson that empty cars are being routed into the area, especially on the line serving Chillicothe, Missouri.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Association of American Railroads
AAR
Sens. Symington
D-Mo
Schoeppel
Carlson
Chillicothe
Five Thousand Colorado Farmers Receive Three Million Relief
The Colorado Drought Committee of the U S Agriculture Department said 5 000 farmers and ranchers in 28 eastern slope counties designated drought disaster areas received emergency feed and hay totaling nearly 3 million dollars in less than a year. Secretary Andrew J Mair commented on the relief distribution.
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Denver
Colorado
Colorado Drought Committee
U. S. Agriculture Department
Andrew J. Mair
Eastern Slope
Man Arrested After Pulling False Alarm Again
James Faulk, 40, was questioned in Newark on turning in a false fire alarm. He pulled the alarm handle twice more before Battalion Fire Chief Thomas O'Boyle as police linked him to the incident. Faulk was arrested on charges of filing a false alarm.
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Newark
N.J
James Faulk
Battalion
Thomas O'Boyle
Faulk
Expenses for Lawmakers Serving on Boards
Atty. Gen. Fatzer rules legislators may be paid actual expenses when serving on state boards and commissions, despite a $7 per diem limit during legislative sessions. The opinion was requested by Fred Gulick, secretary of the State Motor Vehicle Reciprocity Commission.
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Topeka
Fred Gulick
State Motor Vehicle Reciprocity Commission
Atty
Harold R. Fatzer
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Listing
Birth today Mr and Mrs Everett W Booe 616 S Santa Fe a son. Dismissals include Harold Roberts R3 Joseph Pfeifer Buffalo.
Deaths and Funerals Frank Bowling and C E Roberts
Frank Bowling 78 died at his daughter's Walnut home after eight years of ill health. He was born February 4, 1877 in Coatsville Missouri and taught school before a postal career. He leaves three daughters and two grandchildren. burial will be in Kirksville. C E Roberts 51 formerly of Benedict died in Pratt after moving there two years ago. He is survived by his wife Leone and two sons. services planned in Fredonia with burial in Farmington Cemetery.
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Walnut
Frank Bowling
H. G. Foster
Coatsville
Schuyler County
Missouri
State Normal Training School
Bloomfield
State Teachers College
Kirksville
Laura Severs
Ottumwa
Bowling
St. Lewis
Quincy & KC Railroad
Quincy
Ill
Methodist Church
San Mateo
Calif
Pauline J. Bowling
Pittsburgh
Pierce
Erie
Foster
Maple Hill Cemetery
C. FE. Roberts Benedict
C. E
Gene) Roberts
Benedict
Pratt
Clarence Roberts
Leone Merriman
Sawyer
Donald
Gary
Dunham Funeral Home
Fredonia
Farmington Cemetery
Three Children Injured When the Whip Breaks
An Independence Kentucky carnival ride called the Whip hurled five children into the air at a Legion picnic injuring three. James Beach aged 7 suffered a fractured skull while Lathan Brinkley 12 had a collarbone fracture and Alvin Gibson 14 a possible shoulder fracture. The ride speeded up due to a probable control fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
American Legion
James Beach
Lathan Brinkley
Alvin Gibson
Cocktails and Dinner After Answering Ad
A full page suburban ad urged readers to call Orchard 35-1117 and attend a cocktail and dinner party. Richard Fuhr, 26, president of a Morton size lumber company, admitted he placed the ad as a stunt to see who would respond. Twenty two guests attended the event, most of them women, with fourteen calls leading to invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Fuhr
Richard
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Robert L. Fulton
Betty Fulton
Alice Brooks
Wichita
Sun
Kans
Kansas City
WDAFP
KTOP
Mrs. Kelley
Mrs. Mullen
Ues
Mrs. Anderson
the Tribune
Sage
Julia
Leanna Aid
Christian Church
Ray Carson
Thayer
A. FE. Leaming
Fall River
Mrs
Douglas Ford, Thayer
Pleasant Valley Rockets
Green Valley School
Earlton
Willing Workers
Hillcrest School
Daily Transcript
Tribune
Robert N. Allen
South Santa Fe
Allen Monument CO
Chanute
Roy S. Gibson
Chanute, Kansas
E. Main ST
York Electric
Gene Christian
F. Main St
York
Mai
Frankfurt
Germany
Pisaaly
Arn
Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Adlon
The
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