Wood Horinek Wed In St Pat's Here
Mary Catherine Wood wed Ronald Louis Horinek at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in a ceremony performed by Rev. Hugh O’Keefe. The couple plans to reside in Ludell then attend college in Manhattan after a wedding trip.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1962
Page
3
Mary Catherine Wood wed Ronald Louis Horinek at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in a ceremony performed by Rev. Hugh O’Keefe. The couple plans to reside in Ludell then attend college in Manhattan after a wedding trip.
Community group events listed for July and August 1962 include Chanute Textile Paint club at Carpenters Hall 9 am July 3, Women's Mission Society and Woman's Missionary Society meetings at local churches, Rainbow Veterans dinner at Memorial building 6 30 pm, and Christian women groups with multiple hostess groups from 9 30 am to 7 30 pm across various addresses.
Mrs Charles Bennett was honored at a layette shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs Glenn Shockey 230 S Western. Guests included Gary Haines Hermon Honas Jim Haines Harry Morgan Gran Smittle Virgil Petty Alta Allen Buford Allen Larry Schadley Bill Allen Allen Rollow Albert Burdick Gene Dunaway W F Haines Frank Haines W R Roberts Keith Marring and Misses Darlene Hammer Judy Ward Filene Nelson Twila Roberts Nancy Beck and Marci Shockey. They sent gifts but could not attend were Mrs Charles Casebier Mrs James Rader and Mrs Dean Haines.
Paris designer Yves Saint Laurent revived the tubular dress look once associated with Christian Dior. The glove like silhouette emphasizes bust and hips with a spare, dramatic style. Princess Lee Radziwill attended in a Saint Laurent two piece wool suit, while Jacqueline Kennedy’s sister observed from the crowd.
A collage of Dear Ann Landers exchanges covers hair choices for young girls, icicle husbands, and marital disputes. Noted letters discuss a mother dictating hair length, a husband prioritizing his daughters, and a wife coping with loveless marriage plus the impact of prior relationships.
The Youngberg family reunion was held Sunday at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included numerous Youngbergs from Chanute and relatives such as Dale and Butch Youngberg, Sharon, Bill, Floyd Warner, Kermit Nelson, Debra Kepley, and more.
Mr and Mrs L E Horinek hosted a dinner at the Tioga Hotel ahead of the marriage of their son Ronald L Horinek to Mary C Wood. Attendees included families and relatives from Winfield Wichita Hays Atwood and other nearby areas.
In St Paul relatives and friends from multiple states visited the Schoenhofer home over the weekend. Attendees include C W Amos and family from Millington Tennessee and numerous others from Hastings Nebraska Blytheville Arkansas Garnett Kansas City Walnut Wichita and Eric.
The Thielen family reunion occurred Sunday at Ottawa City Park with a picnic dinner, swimming, and visiting in the afternoon. Attendees included Jim and Nancy Kelly and families, Paul Dietrich and families, Art Thielen and Ruth Ann, Clair Thielen, Ray Carter, Bob Stroul and families, Lucy Muecke, John Thielen, Lonnie Rhodes and boys, Gene McMillen and families, plus visitors Joe Muecke and O J Ernzen.
Agnes Marie Gambill daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Gambill Iola became the bride of Roy E Morlan son of Mr and Mrs Le Roy J Morlan Iola July 22 at Trinity Methodist church of Iola The Rev Ray Nitcher heard the vows The bride is a graduate of Iola High School and attended Iola Junior College last year She is now employed at Ellis Motor Company After a wedding trip to the Ozarks the couple will be at home three miles southwest of Iola.
Debby Schoenhofer Alice Glenn Mikey and Debby Schoenhofer join Mrs. Carie Bradshaw Mrs. Irene Schoenhofer and Mrs. Louis Smith in the listed community roster.
The Chanute Encampment Auxiliary No. 8 held a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Broughton in Iola Sunday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coonrod, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oliverson, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hole and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pulliam, Mrs. Elsie Stierwalt, Bell Milby, Myrtle Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fike, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Weaner, and Mrs. Carrie Frodham.
Highland Park hosts a Friday gathering of 50 senior citizens by the Nazarene church women with a watermelon feed and hat parade. Lottie Hoffman took first prize Abe Beltz won the booby prize. games followed. An all day meeting is planned August 10 at the Memorial building with VFW women as hostesses.
Population increases declined from 3,058,000 in 1956 to 2,978,000 in 1961 indicating a slower growth rate for the United States.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas cover community updates and notices dated July 30 1962. Highlights include civic announcements, upcoming meetings, and social notes affecting residents.
The text urges giving a man another chance after a double beating and mocks cynicism toward whistleblowers. It contains a confessional tone directed at the disillusioned and references Ann Landers offering help. The piece ends by inviting reader letters to The Cnanute Tribune with a SASE.
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