Miss Carlson to Wed Bill Triplett in Chanute Area
Mr and Mrs Willard Carlson announce the engagement of their daughter Connie to Bill Triplett son of Mr and Mrs Roy Triplett rural Thayer. Connie Carlson a Chanute High School graduate and Bank of Commerce employee. Triplett a College graduate and farmer southeast of Chanute. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Carlson
Willard Carlson
Ki. 2
Bill Triplett
Roy Triplett
Thayer
Johnson Studio
Connie
Miss Carlson
Chanute High School
Bank of Commerce
Triplett
Chanute
Church Youth Group Holds Pizza Party
The Crusader youth group of the Four-Square Gospel church hosted a Tuesday night pizza party at 503 N. Highland with Mr. and Mrs. James Burke. Winners included Gary Shaw, Mrs. Ladema Manners, Mrs. Leona Moulton, Larry and Sue Webber among numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusader
The
Four-Square Gospel Church
James Burke
N. Highland
Gary Shaw
Ladema Manners
Leona Moulton
Larry
Sue Webber
Mmes. Moulton
Francis Petty
Betty Rankin
Alfred Manners
Larry Webber
James Leroy
Don Summers
Gianietta Prior
Gloria
Sheila Rankin
Penny Sheldon
Darrell
Russell Carter
Betty Harris
Betty Lindsey
Beth Mullinax
Mary Attherson
Rev
James Williams
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Plans and Gatherings
The VEW Auxiliary met in the Memorial building with Mrs. Howard Carder presiding. Messages from department leaders spoke of a Harmony theme and July 17 food prep for merchants honored in the July 4 celebration. Four delegates and four alternates were chosen for the Minneapolis national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial
Howard Carder
Margaret Kendall
Harmony
Frances Alley Dodd
Kenneth Reinhardt
John Nation Memorial Fund
Felix Roberts
John Oglesbee
Blanche Burgess
Irene Moore
H. J. Rauhoff
Kansas Department
Minneapolis
Harry Johnson Jr
Phillipsburg
Kendall
Reinhardt
Roberts
Gene Stewart
Social Calendar July 12 1962 Pesce and Progress HOU
Social calendar for Thursday and Friday lists meetings and gatherings across local groups. July 12 includes Pesce and Progress HOU with Mrs E Faulkner, Cottage Grove Ladies Aid, Tioga HOU at 211 N Western. Friday features Senior Citizens club, Nazarene church women, United Commercial Travelers Council and Auxiliary, TOPS Determinettes, and Foursquare HDU with hosts and locations. For rides call HE 1-1171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesce and Progress Hou
E . Faulkner
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Harold Chandler
Tioga Hou
John Williams
N. Western
Senior Citizens Club
Nazarene Church
Memorial Building
United Commercial Travelers Council and Auxiliary
Santa Fe Park
Sawyer Hall
Foursquare Hdu
Alton Mintz
Mary Martha Guild Dines and Delivers Devotions
The Presbyterian church Mary Martha Guild met Monday in the Fellowship rooms for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Fred Heinze gave the devotions on Sin and the Law and Ethel Davidson led the lesson based on Concern magazine articles. Mrs. George Eaton presided. twenty-one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Fred Heinze
Ethel Davidson
George Eaton
Visitors Bring News From Local Families At Area Hospitals
Humboldt and Wichita relatives visited Dr. and Mrs. G W Horn at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Sunday. Albert Horns of Monette Missouri also dropped by. Mor ris Long of Santa Fe New Mexico toured El Dorado for his wife's father’s funeral, then joined siblings in Humboldt. William J Rensick returned from Lake of the Ozarks with Bert Slater over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wadley
Butch
Wichita
G. W. Horn
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Albert Horns
Monette
John Long
Morris Long
Santa Fe
N.M
el Dorado
Topeka
Jesse Long
Humboldt
William J. Rensick
Lake of the
Salvage Anemic Marriage Says Dear Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers advises salvaging an anemic marriage through counseling while recounting a reader's tale of a wife who avoids housework to the point of neglecting duties. The letter also touches on a single woman’s doomed involvement with a married man and a call to reveal cheating. The column then notes local readers visiting relatives and social updates in Chanute, Erie, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
River OF Tears
River
Heaven
Perkins Mitchell Wed at Humboldt Assembly of God
Carolyn Marie Perkins, daughter of Wichita residents, married Howard Keith Mitchell in a double ring ceremony at Humboldt Assembly of God. The bride wore white chantilly lace, and a pink nylon over taffeta gown was worn by the maid of honor Jerry Sue Mitchell. After a reception at the Klingensmith home, the couple left for a honeymoon in the Ozarks and will reside in Wichita. Mitchell works with Garnett Auto stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Marie Perkins
James F. Perkins
Wichita
Howard Keith Mitchell
Keith B. Mitchell
E. L. Hacker
Eye
H. E. Klingensmith
Gladys
S. L. Klingensmith
Marilyn Rutledge
Royana Klingensmith
Carolyn Rutledge
Merle Klingensmith
Perkins
Mitchell
Ozarks
Garnett Auto
Erie Community News Items
Mr and Mrs Richard Salb remodel rental property on S Grant. Mrs Clarence Shively of Walnut visits Erie with Henry and Tommy Washburn. Henry and Tommy go to Parsons to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Washburn. They will return Friday for the Erie bean feed and reunion. Washburn is Parsons police chief. The party includes Olen Trent, E G Guy, Freddy and Rickey from Carson City Michigan visiting C E Fones Kent and Bert Long. They return from the Seattle World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Vance
Emporia
Mae Harriman
Hamilton
James Cookson
Erie
O. E. Fones
Kent
E. G. Guy
Freddy and
Rickey
Carson City
Mich
Bert Long
Merle Coggins
Kenneth
Medford
Ore
Vance Ermey
Santa Fe Park
Chanute
Edd Flynn
Kansas City
Frank Mitchell
Walnut
Jerry Mitchell
Pittsburg
Sheilla Singhurst
Girard
L. L. Kensinger
Jack Haight
G. R. Lowe
Sylvia Ann Lowe
Everett Shrum
Bradley
Richard Salb
S. Grant
Clarence Shively
Henry Shively
Henry
Tommy Washburn
Parsons
Frank Washburn
Washburn
Tommy
Olen Trent
Carson City, Mich
C. E. Fones
H. J. Slaten
Seattle
Wash
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Backache Relief
Claims fast relief for backaches headaches and muscular pains caused by stress and over exertion. Promotes gentle diuretic action to ease bladder irritation and improve sleep with a long history of use and a large size option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Happy Relief
Doan
Ladies Society Hosts Going Away Party
The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen met Monday evening at 209 North Highland with Mrs. Thomas Boman for a going away party honoring Mrs. Lola Hopkins and her sister Mrs. Della Bartlett. Twelve guests attended and a gift was given to Mrs. Hopkins who is moving to Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive, Firemen
Thomas Boman
N. Highland
Lola Hopkins
Della Bartlett
Hopkins
Independence
1963 Proposed Budget Hearing Danville Township
Notice is hereby given that on the day of July at p.m., 1962, the Township Board of Danville Township Neosho County Kansas will meet at Barston City Hall at 8 p.m. to hear objections of taxpayers to the proposed budget and consider amendments to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Township
Neosho County
Kansas
Barston City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caldwell & Son AE
S. Santa Fe
Bill Johnson Furniture
Webb Aluminum
Side Walk
North Highland
Chanute, Kansas
Dial Tribune
Mrs. Marks
Tiegreen Guild
Blaine Marks
N. Grant
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Max Tharp
Lloyd Woosley
Ben Nicholas
West Main
Westamerica Securities Inc
F. M. Harris
W. Finney
Myron George
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Chanute Tribune
H. J. Sla
Emery Gard
Lewis
Kansas State Hospital
Lowe
Sherman Stegman
Hugh
Hugh Slaten
L. G. Guy
Ralph Guy
Lloyd Guy
Lennel Slaten
Ben David
Par
Perkins- Mitchell
Anita Rutledge
Love Gridioli
Humboldt Assembly of God Church
Miss Rugs
BK. L. Macker
Lans SF Doute
Public Secretarial Service
Veredact Ota
Better America
Women In Business
Mrs. Marsie Christmas
Ladies Society
Canville Township
Charles A. Sommars
William G. Neely
John Waltermire
Township Auditing Board
I Fire Fund
Life Strides
Smartaires
Florsheims
Pedwins
Buster
E. Main
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