Dillion Campbell Nuptials in First Methodist Church
Karen Louise Dillion and Glen L Campbell wed at 3 PM in the First Methodist Church with a white gladioli and pompon altar. The bride wore a white silk brocade gown and pearls, and Ruby Jackson was maid of honor. Out-of-town guests included Dillion and Campbell relatives from Wichita Topeka Meade Pratt and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff Wagoner
Jayhawk
First Methodist Church
Karen Louise Dillion
W. W. Dillion
Glen L. Campbell
E. H. Campbell
S. Garfield
Don Goodwin
Wichita
John Page
Kansas City
Ruby Jackson
Susan Griffiths
Judy Ranabarger
Maid of Honor
Dan Mitchell
John Campbell
David Heath
Fellowship Hall
Carolyn Carder
Fredonia
Ronnie Allen
Tony Collins
Carolyn Wing
Benedict
Dennis Delay
Yates Center
James
Neosho Valley Unit Meeting At Santa Fe Park
Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit met Friday afternoon at Santa Fe Park with Mrs. Quinton Anderson presiding. A booth plan for the county fair was discussed along with a report on a Neosho Allen Mental Health center meeting. The next gathering blooms as a basket supper August 17 at Santa Fe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Santa Fe Park
Quinton Anderson
Clyde Tunnell
Neosho-Allen
Lynn Erickson
Harry Larson
Charles Day
Weddings Are News If Reported Promptly
The Tribune welcomes wedding reports and requires prompt submission to the woman’s editor. Notices should be published the day after the ceremony or, at latest, within two days. Out of town weddings allow more time. advance notices are common. Include sender name and phone. submit a studio photo if available.
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The
Tribune
Dog experiment backfires prompts bitter parental clash
In letters to Ann Landers a mother vents fury at her husband for using a homing dog experiment on their Airedale King Tut. The boy mourns the dog’s disappearance, while readers critique boorish behavior and advocate firm limits and honest talk. A separate reader commends saying No to freeloaders, and another asks about changing a child’s surname after a stepfather adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
King Tut
Ann Landers
Wominy
Boston
Bride James Cukjati Weds Robert Lee Pam Bowling in Iola
James Cukjati and Robert Lee Pam Bowling united in a candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist church Iola. The couple, both Baker University affiliates, will reside in Olathe after a wedding trip to the Ozarks. Local guests included family from Benedict Chanute and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cukjati
Iola
David
Wichita
Ellen Urday
Sheedy
Denny Delay
Yates
First Methodist Church
Ter
Laurence Lewis
Humboldt
Connie Joan James
Phillip Wing
Benedict
Lowell James
Bruce Wilson
Baldwin
Robert Lee Pam Bowling
Kansas City
Car Cukjati
Leo Ol Kauf
Menegay’s
Baker University
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Hillcrest
Lenexa
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Ozarks
Olathe
Ed. Hackett
Topeka
A. R. James
Paul Dill
Donna
Women Golfers Win at Coffeyville Invitational
Mrs. Charles Broadwell Mrs. Glen Shook and Lorene Carson attended the Coffeyville Country Club invitational golf tournament Friday Carson won a special award in the championship flight Shook finished second in A flight Broadwell won first in A flight and earned the low putts award A luncheon followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadwell
Glen Shook
Lorene Carson
Coffeyville Country Club
Miss Carson
Shook
Broadwell
Etiquette on Utensil Order and Wedding Greetings
The best rule is to use outside utensils first and leave them for the next course, with the table setter responsible if the wrong fork is used. After the ceremony the parents should be the first to greet the couple, not the wedding guests, as quick kissing shows a lack of consideration.
Social calendar for Chanute area July 1962 listings
July 24 1962 tip line lists Chanute Textile Pant club and Carpenters hell at 9 a.m. Also July 25 1962 events at Sunflower HOU north shelter house Santa Fe Park 9 a.m. plus Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at Tioga Hotel 6 45 p.m.
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Chanute Textile
Carpentershell
North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Hotel
Sutcliffe Named Neosho County Chairman for State Uni Effort
Terry Sutcliffe a Wichita University student from Chanute is named county chairman of Neosho County by Citizens for a State University in Southern Kansas. The drive includes WU students and southern Kansas leaders aiming to locate a state university at Wichita.
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Terry Sutcliffe
Chanute
Wichita University
Neosho County
Citizens For A State University
Kansas
Wichita
Citizens Committee
Lynn Whiteside
Boeing Co
Sutcliffe
No Divorce Plea From Liz Taylor to Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor reportedly phoned Eddie Fisher from Europe twice urging him not to pursue divorce. Fisher, 33, arrived in Las Vegas for a Desert Inn engagement as part of Nevada residency steps, while Taylor remained in Europe after they separated during her Rome film work.
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Liz
New York
Elizabeth’ Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Europe
New York Post
Fisher
Las Vegas
Nev
Desert Inn
Leake Tahoe
Nevada
Miss Taylor
Gstaad
Switzerland
Beverly Hills
Calif
Rome
Primatene tablets touted as doctor recommended asthma relief
An ad claims Primatene tablets, a three medicine formula, are the leading asthma prescription now sold without prescription in most states. It promises fast attack relief within minutes and hours of freedom from spasms, easing bronchial tension and congestion.
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New York
N. WY
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Homer Erickson
Bach
Mozart
Debussy
Janet Ahlf
Pratt
Barnby
Chanute High School
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Artists Anonymous
Ben Franklin
United
Karen Dillion
V. W. Dillion
R. 3
Johnson Studio
Park
Mrs. C.S.A
Landers
Chanute Tribune
Robert Lee Cukjati
Cukjati
Leo J. Cukjati
S. Ashby
Plazic
Alma
Roy Morris
Dean G
Skinner
Kim
Kristine
Chik
Craig
Joe
Iesel
Warren
Ildrip
John Rubew
Oleyva Lewis
Peoria
Illinois
Coffeyville
Foch-Skinner
Dean
Dial Tribune
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South Santa Fe
van Camp
Morrell’s
Ohse
Libby
Vienna
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