Ostrander Hutton Wed at Humboldt
Marilyn Ostrander daughter of Raymond Ostrander and James A Hutton son of Mrs James B Hutton wed in a 2 pm ceremony at St Josephs Catholic church Humboldt White pink gladiolas adorned the altar with organ music by Jimmy Redfield The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs Robert Shelton and cousin Merle Cuthbertson as usher The couple will reside at 2830 E Douglas Apt 3 Wichita after a trip and caried a white Bible on the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Francis Hay
Jimmy Redfield
Robert Shelton
Wichita
Merle Cuthbertson
Girard
Keith Ostrander
Sam Lower Jr
Iola
Homer Ostrander
Chanute
Leo Schmidt
Annette
Will Rensick
Janice Ann Ostrander
Carol , Ostrander
E. Douglas
Apt. 3
Hutton
Chanute High School
Wichita University
Humboldt High School
Chanute Junior College
Wesleyan Service Guild Hosts Park Hamburger Barbecue
Mrs. Kenneth Tebow presided over a Wesleyan Service Guild gathering at Highland Park with 25 members and several guests. The event featured a prayer service led by Mrs. Eldon Penner, special numbers by Sue Tebow and Roy Marks, and a business meeting after devotions. The group plans to meet August 20 with attendees including Mrs. Ward Barnett and Mrs. Pearl Thompson from Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Tebow
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Highland Park
Eldon Penner
Sue Tebow
Roy Marks
Tebow
Penner
Marie Buster
Mmes. Ward Barnett
C. C. Lawrence
LaLeta Houser
Jack Reynolds
San Antonio
Tex
Pearl Thompson
Topeka
Proper First Wedding Style For A Re-Married Groom
A reader asks about etiquette for a bride marrying a man who was married before. The answer affirms a big wedding with a white gown and veil is proper, noting the bride's first wedding status remains unchanged by the groom's past marriages.
Shower Honors Mrs. Robert Blevins at Foursquare Church
The Helping Hand club of the Foursquare Gospel church hosted a layette shower for Mrs. Robert Blevins at her home 401 N. Highland on Friday afternoon. Prize winners donated gifts, refreshments were served, and rattle boxes were given to guests. Attendees included Mines, Mary Craig, Walter Moss, George Wiltse and Betty, Virgil Collins and Timmy, Elbert Ellison, Mary Bailey, Leo LeLoge, Agnus Summers and Wayne Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Gospel Church
Robert Blevins
N. Highland
Mines
Mary Craig
Walter Moss
George Wiltse
Betty
Virgil Collins
Timmy
Elbert Ellison
Mary Bailey
Leo LeLoge
Agnus Summers
Wayne Sheldon
Priscilla Alford Honored At Local Coffee Event
Mrs Priscilla Alford was toasted at a Monday afternoon coffee at Grace Bomans home before departing for Anaheim California where she will teach kindergarten. Guests included Mrs Jack Durham Mrs David German Mrs Tony Lockyear Mrs Harry Steeves Jr and Wayne Umbarger. Alford has taught kindergarten at Murray Hill.
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Priscilla Alford
Anaheim
Calif
Grace Boman
Mmes
Jack Durham
David German
Tony Lockyear
Harry Steeves Jr
Wayne Umbarger
Alford
Murray Hill
Picnic for Dads By Rainbow Girls
A Dad s picnic by the Chanute Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls drew more than 60 fathers and daughters at Santa Fe Park last night. They honored founder Rev. Mark Sexson s birthday and Evelyn Dormois gave a brief life history. Deanna Dunham led songs with Jack Churchill and Al Goodwin, Ter ralene Carnahan read At the Soda Fountain, and sponsors Mrs Jack Churchill and Mrs Glen Dormois helped with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Santa Fe Park
Assembly
Mark Sexson
Evelyn Dormois
Deanna Dunham
Jack Churchill
al Goodwin
Terralene Carnahan
Glen Dormois
Pete Dalton
Feather Gingerbread Menu Suggestions
A historical recipe fragment for gingerbread notes ingredients such as flour salt ginger nutmeg butter sugar and eggs with instructions to sift spices cream fat add eggs and molasses. Method outlines greasing a 9 by 13 inch pan and lining with waxed paper, plus combining dry and wet ingredients in stages.
Plain cake with applesauce and vanilla whipped cream
Instructions describe mixing dry ingredients with molas water mixture, alternating additions of wet and dry until smooth. Batter is thin and baked at 375 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes in a prepared pan. Cool, remove paper, cut into squares, and serve hot with applesauce and vanilla whipped cream. Makes 9 servings.
Golf Teams Named For Tri-State Play
After Tuesday ladies day at the Chanute Country club final scores set the teams to represent Chanute Women's Golf Association at the Tri State tournament in Miami Oklahoma running today through Friday. The championship team includes Mrs. Robert N Allen John Nation E O Morris and Lyle Holman with a separate handicap squad of Mrs. Raymond W Radford Frank Gibson Dennis Mills and Joe Vandiver. The golfers travel to Miami with Mrs. Jay Tabor Mrs. Lee Murren Lorene Carson and Connie Schleicher to compete for individual honors in six flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Chanute Women’s Golf Association
Miami
Okla
Lee Murren
Lorene Carson
Connie Schleicher
Mary Martha Guild Dinner Meeting Notes at First Presbyterian
The Mary Martha Guild of the First Presbyterian church held a dinner meeting in the church fellowship room. Frances Shewmaker attended as a guest. Mrs. Pearl Peyton led devotions and Ethel Davidson delivered a peace message. The group planned a rummage sale and voted to send boxes to aid merchants. Laura Pope, a former Chanute resident, is noted as a missionary in Liberia. About 17 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Frances Shewmaker
Pearl Peyton
Jesus
Ethel Davidson
Szamian
Laura Pope
Chanute
Liberia
Ladies Day Golf At Country Club Yields Low Scores
Twenty one women played in the Ladies Day event. Mrs John Nation carded 45 to win champion flight. In A flight Mrs Frank Gibson and others tied at 50, in B flight Mrs Fred L Johnson 49, in C flight Mrs Richard Ashley 53, and Mrs David McCune earned low putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nation
Frank Gibson
Fred L. Johnson
Richard Ashley
David McCune
Best Yet 4-H Club Sewing Class Report
The Best Yet 4-H Club met Monday afternoon with Donna Rensing. Members and guests worked on aprons and skirts while Rensing and Sue Stevens demonstrated. Four members four guests and leader Mrs Lyle Meyer attended. Stev ens will host next Monday at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Rensing
Miss Rensing
Sue Stevens
Lyle Meyer
Miss Stevens
Dorcas Class Picnic at Highland Park
Dorcas Class of the Christian church held a picnic in Highland Park on Tuesday evening with members spouses and families as guests. Additional attendees included the Rev. Ted Hurst Mr and Mrs Luther Wood and their daughter Sandra from Saudi Arabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
The
Christian Church
Highland Park
Ted Hurst
Luther Wood
Sandra
Saudi Arabia
Chanute Textile Paint Club Meets All Day
Fourteen members of the Chanute textile Paint Club gathered in Carpenter's Hall for a full day of painting on tea towels and pillow slips. A noon sack lunch was provided. A Turkish towel design session is planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenter's Hall
Social Calendar Highlights July 11 1957
Social calendar items list meetings and gatherings across Tioga and nearby towns. Included are HD units with hostesses Mrs E E Roberts and others, a Thursday Bridge Club, and the Hannah Circle at BUB church. Various visits and family contacts are noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
E. E. Roberts
Kansas
Peace and Progress
H. M. Shephard
Central
Rainbow
J. C. Rice
Eda Strohm
Marian Martin Pattern Listing for Size 162 and Postage
Advertisement for Pattern 9109 notes half sizes and yardage for 35 inch fabric, requires fifty cents plus 5 cents for first class matting, directs send to Marian Martin in care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York New York. Includes order form fields for name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Arta Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Marian Martin
West 18Th St
New York
Scotch Foursome at Country Club Yields Mixed Winners
Rex Truitt and Mrs Earl Ostrander won low honors while Mrs Richard Ashley and Earl Ostrander took high scores in last Friday's Scotch Foursome. Play resumes Friday evening at 5 with Mr and Mrs Ostrander as chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Truitt
Earl Ostrander
Richard Ashley
Mrs. Ostrander
Elk Creek Farmerettes Meet At Mrs Roscoe Hallenberg
Thayer THAYER event notes nine members and three guests attended the farmerettes gathering Monday at Mrs Roscoe Hallenberg. Junior Raida led the lesson. Nearby visitors included Raymond McKinsey Evelyn and Larry, Mae Garrison, and Homer Minnich. American Legion Auxiliary hosted a covered dish dinner at the Legion Hall with Mrs Milo Hazen and Mrs Phil Shultz as hostesses followed by card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Elk Creek
Roscoe Hallenberg
Junior Raida
Raymond McKinsey
Evelyn
Larry
Arkansas
Mae Garrison
Chanute
Homer Minnich
Wichita
Harry Minnich
American Legion and Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Milo Hazen
Phil Shultz
Paul Holter
Circle Meets Wesleyan Missionary Circle Meeting
The Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Circle met Tuesday afternoon at 511 N Central with Mrs. Ethel Frankenberry and Mrs. Ada Ayers presiding. Mrs. Effie Ross gave devotions and Mrs. Ella Gaughan led the Japan lesson. Nine members attended. refreshments were served. Next meeting set for August 20 at Mrs. Bertie Petty’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Circle
Affternoon
Ethel Frankenberry
Central
Ada Ayers
Effie Ross
Japan
Ella Gaughan
Bertie Petty
Fire Department to Notify Tax Assessors of Burned Homes
Coral Gables Fire Department now directs tax assessors when a house is destroyed by fire. City Clerk L W Robinson said the change followed discovery that the city owed a $72.73 refund for taxes on a house that burned in 1949 to Mrs Amanda Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Coral Gables
If Minister Drinks Congregation Will Too
Dr. Winston H. Beaven of Washington warns at the eighth Institute of Scientific Studies meeting that pastors who drink may influence parishioners to drink, potentially sending some to skid row. He says the minister may keep liquor, but a saintly follower could mirror drinking behavior. The note ends with a stray historical line about the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loma Linda
Calif
Winton H. Beaven
Washington, D.C
Institute of Scientific Studies For the Prevention
Pigeon Helps Father Share Kansas Battleship Silver Tale
Mrs. George Docking recalls discovering a bronze pigeon in her bedroom then recounts the story of Kansas silver from the Battleship Kansas display. She notes 1905 state funds of 5000 dollars for 35 pieces, Gorham winning the contract, and a 35 pound punch bowl decorated with the Sunflower, Kansas seal, and U S Navy seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Historical Society
Tiffany, International
Caldwell, Mermod & Jacecard
Charles E. Wardin
Topeka
Gorham
Marion Hoch
Ed Vail
Wichita
United States Navy
Statehouse
Mansion hosts state dining upgrades with crystal and coffee set
The editor notes renovation at the Mansion to provide crystal service and extra coffee maker for entertaining groups. Aimed to reduce rental needs, the plan adds tea towels and expands dishware, anticipating larger gatherings such as the Women's Kansas Day Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Kansas Day Club
State
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