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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1959
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers advises that success has many faces and true achievement can come from facing life’s challenges rather than chasing external marks of wealth. The column covers happiness, music nostalgia, and a dispute over repair costs for a damaged washing machine.
Griffiths LaRue were married in a single ring ceremony July 11 at Grant Avenue Baptist Church. The couple, both from prominent local families, reside at 906 1/2 West Main. The ceremony was officiated by Rev E M Pearson with attendants Peg Trabue and Howard Ross.
Clara Pobedin skaia, a Russian fashion designer in New York for the Moscow exhibit at the Coliseum, samples American hamburgers and notes their taste differs from frozen meat. She remarks onions and garlic flavor at home. The luncheon is part of the New York Dress Institute events during National Press Week as she views US fashions with a wary eye.
Clara and colleagues Lydia Danilina and Alexi Bubichev spoke through an interpreter and dismissed the American fashions on display. They criticized daytime fur trimming and using shorts for elderly women, noting the models earned about $50 an hour.
Thursday bridge club at 612 Central present Mrs Ed Hardlendorf at 1 30 p m. Friday July 4 Queen Esther class Christ Church no meeting Wilson class First Methodist quilting and sewing at 10 a m. Scotch Foursome at Country club at 2 p m.
Humboldt Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Cannon marked their five decades of marriage with a family dinner at Tik Tok Restaurant. The couple, wed July 20, 1909 in Humboldt, were attended by relatives and friends. Cannon, an attorney and former Allen County Bar president, is active in the Humboldt Rotary Club and Presbyterian church.
Mrs Rex Truitt and Mrs Robert Allen tied for first in the Women’s Golf Assn handicap at the Country Club with net 40. Other winners included Mrs Fred Hiller 41 and a four way tie at 44 among Mrs Richard Ashley Mrs Earl Ostrander Mrs William Gray Jr. and Connie Schleicher. Twenty seven players. luncheon for 37. plans for a club tournament. matches set for late August.
Former Chanute residents Mr and Mrs H E Redden of Parsons announce the engagement of their daughter Laura Lee to Gene Baughman son of W S Baughman. Laura Lee is a 1957 Chanute High School graduate and Parsons Junior College alumna. She will wed August 22 at the First Baptist Church in Parsons.
Jean Elizabeth LaRue became the bride of Thomas T. Riddle in a double ring ceremony at Erie Federated Church. The groom’s family and church members assisted as floral decor, music, and reception arrangements followed.
A wedding notice details the ceremony and reception roles at Independence Missouri. Bride’s background includes Erie High School 1955 and Baker University 1959. groom served in the Army and works in Kansas City. They depart for an Ozarks trip and plan to live at 1226 Cunningham Street. A long list of out of town guests from multiple states attended.
The Metho dist Youth Fellowship held a come as you are party Tuesday evening at Cathy Thompson's home R. 2. Ann Osborn Kay Blair led games and singing. De votions were given by Miss Thompson and Nancy Sparks. Refreshments were served by Mines Wilbur Thompson Burl O'Connor.
Chanute Tribune reports a midweek scene on Page 3 with local notices and community items. Readers see short notes about residents and events in Chanute and surrounding area for that Wednesday edition.
Don Shoemaker and Dell Reed led the event while Ellis Potter oversaw transportation. About 31 MYF members attended the gathering, signaling strong local participation.
A Westminster class meeting at the Presbyterian church included games and film showings. Refreshments were served to 13 members and six guests.
The family table enjoys cabbage and turnips more as cooks now boil them briefly. Longer cooking releases sulfur compounds and spoils the flavor.
Notice announces J and J Diner moving from 1408 South Santa Fe to 112 West Ratter. Hours are six a.m. to ten p.m. curb service five to ten p.m. Grand opening on July 25 with door prize drawings. Signed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morelan.
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