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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1958
Page
3
A reader begs Ann Landers for advice to win back a fiancée after infidelity. Landers counsels sincere effort, frequent communication, and honest remorse, suggesting she focus on self-improvement and patience. A separate letter from Lucille asks about a husband's weekly poker night and marriage balance. Landers advises openness and compromise to ease insecurity.
Advertises two craft patterns from Marian Martin and Alice Brooks for the Chanute Tribune. Details include sizing, yardage, and mailing costs to New York pattern departments, with instructions to send name address zone and pattern numbers. Also promotes a needlecraft catalogue offering crochet knitting embroidery weaving quilts toys and more.
Sunday social at the Methodist church from 2 30 to 5 pm features a reception honoring the Rev Charles Wesley Garrett and his family at the church.
Mrs Lavern Stierwalt was honored at a layette shower hosted by Mrs John Jordan and Mrs Carl Haynes at 8001 W Main. Prizes went to Mrs Milton Weider and Mrs Lee Osborn as gifts were presented in a bassinet decorated pink blue and white.
Mrs Wes Noland entertained eleven IC Guild members of the EUB church at a noon luncheon on Friday. Each member shared a favorite character in history. Guest Mrs W C Guenther attended, devotions were led by Mrs Mary Edwards, and vice president Mrs Ray Winder presided. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs Chester King and Mrs Enoch Ranabarger at the church on Aug. 8.
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club gathered Thursday with June Winder for a cooking and sewing project. Connie Carlson demonstrated interfacings while Lyla Hanson showed bound buttonholes. Angel food cakes by the girls were judged. Refreshments served to 12 members, three leaders, and four guests. Ruby Jackson to host next meeting July 24.
Savonburg church circle met July 9 at the Friscopp home with Mrs Virgil Grizzle presiding. Roll call cited a love verse, Mrs Walter Enstrom read scripture and led prayer, Mrs Vivian Johnson gave devotions, refreshments served to members and one guest Mrs Orville Wilson of Fresno California.
The D F Brown family reunion met in Highland Park with dinner served cafeteria style. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. D F Brown and numerous relatives from California Idaho Colorado Missouri and Oregon among others. Later Mrs L R Hanson daughter arrived from Castle New York with David and Ricky for a visit.
Mrs Robert Johnson of rural Humboldt hosted Harmony HDU members yesterday. Seven members answered roll call with Something New From Something Old. Mrs Lopeman urged attendance at the national convention in Wichita with Kansas Day October 14.
The Colfax Baptist Mission circle held a Wednesday evening banquet for members and guests. Mrs. Ed Hardin led the program, and a skit titled Mountain Climbers was performed by Mrs. Myr Ford, Mrs. Don Anderson, Harry Larson, Hugo Larson, and Myron Cooper.
Quick porch lunch menu features a banana loaf and shrimp salad with greens. Ingredients include flour, baking powder, soda, salt, butter, sugar, egg, mashed bananas, milk, vinegar, walnuts. bake in a leaf pan at 350 degrees.
The bake is done when a cake tester inserted in the center comes out clean. Turn the cake onto a rack to cool. It may be sliced thick and served warm or stored overnight in a tightly covered container and served sliced thin with butter.
The Weather Bureau in Tulsa reported a tornado touched ground east of Lenapah and was seen aloft near Miami in northeast Oklahoma. No damage was reported and the storm moved away with no further sightings.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Air Force fired a Thor IRBM about 1500 miles into space to test nose cone recovery. Officials said the cone landed in a predetermined area four hours after launch with recovery efforts planned for the data capsule inside.
Salina Journal editor and publisher Whitley Austin was honored by the U S Air Force at Schilling Air Force Base for work in Air Force community relations. He received a scroll of appreciation signed by Secretary James H Douglas and Gen Thomas White, the first civilian award in the Midwest. An engraved base plaque accompanied the tribute for his help in base community programs.
In Pasadena California AP report Dr Samuel Benesch of Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory says Soviet engineers took 39 attempts to place three satellites in orbit. He notes the estimate came from intelligence circles and links with the Army Explorer satellites built at JPL.
The Tribune bulletin notes a carrier delivery option priced at 30 cents per week. It emphasizes convenience and local service, inviting readers to subscribe through established routes.
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Two Wichita and Rolling Hills golfers reach the 36 hole Broadmoor Invitational final. Judy Bell defeats Jean Ashley 4 and 2 to reach the final with Natasha Matson advancing 3 and 2 over Patti Blanton. Elaine Woodman loses to Mrs Robert Allen 1 up to miss final.
All baseball and softball league games were cancelled by rain last night. Many makeup games are set for next week with first round contests to be rescheduled. Little League action Monday features Athletics versus Tigers and Giants against White Sox, plus Pee Wee A teams Indians and Phillies versus Pirates and Senators B. Teener pairings include B of C versus 1st National and Eagles versus Elks. Softball Monday pits Methodists against EUB in the opener and Stark against the Lutherans in game two.
Federal prison terms totaling 27 years were handed down to two men in Kansas City for bank robberies in Kansas and Missouri. Iran J. Headley, 31, received seven years for the First State Bank of Arma and seven years for the Hume Banking Co robbery. Chester Carl Barber, 26, was sentenced to twelve years for the Hume robbery. Four others were previously sentenced in the Arma case.
Waldo Sanchez, 36, received a 240 day jail term after his sixth drunken driving arrest since 1950. Police said his car lacked a gear shift lever and was shifted with pliers. He also did not have a driver's license.
About 200 maintenance workers at the University of Kansas staged a one hour sit-down strike to protest delays in monthly pay checks. The action disrupted campus services and highlighted payroll timing issues.
More than 1500 horses were killed or starved to death at Valley Forge as George Washington and his continental army endured a harsh winter in 1778. The grim toll underscores the severe conditions faced by the troops and their support mounts during the encampment.
The Dorcas society met at St. Peter's Lutheran with Mrs. Wulf presiding and Mrs. Nordh leading worship. Reports from the League convention were continued, with Mrs. Walter Wulf and Mrs. Herman Seyfert involved. A Chanute guest group attended the auction as Mrs. Brinkman served as auctioneer and refreshments were provided for 21 attendees.
Arthur Nichols 75 of Buffalo died yesterday at a sister’s home in Neodesha. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Buffalo Christian Church with Rev. Floyd Shively. burial Little Sandy Cemetery. Richard L. Reese’s funeral held yesterday at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Earl Blackman officiating. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Dick Tice sang The Lord’s Prayer. beavers listed from Kansas City.
A series of short items report vehicle damage from recent accidents in Chanute and nearby areas including Cushman and Manka cars. Personnel moves include Harry J. Bates in Maine and Dr. R. W. Good attending a Denver hypnosis seminar. Other notes cover campus events at Pittsburg State College and a Chanute library workshop. Charles Friedhofen was arrested for intoxication.
Daily Transcript reports admittances including Mrs Ed ward Chaney and Dale Douglas with addresses and services, dismissals for Charles W Eagle and others, and a drag racing traffic citation for Merie D Toews and Barston with bond posted.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Emmitt of Buffalo mourn the death of their daughter in law Mrs. Lawrence Emmitt of Hollywood Florida. She is survived by her husband and two children Neva Jean and Harry. Funeral Friday with burial in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr. L M Braman learns of his brother Garnet Braman’s death at the Veterans Hospital in Wichita. funeral plans are not yet set.
Japan, guided by noise abatement rules from the United States in 1941, launches a program to reduce unnecessary horn honking and other noises. About 300 Tokyo motorcycle policemen are issued noise‑measuring meters to enforce the rules.
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