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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
3
Heloise offers a weekend garden tip to flood flower beds with a hose to reach weed roots. She advises working barefoot, finding the main stem, and rivering the water to loosen roots for easy removal, claiming results in seconds with a homemade water digger.
Karen Louise Brinkman and Stephen Sherwood wed in a double ring ceremony at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Humboldt with Rev. Herman Seyfert officiating. The couple will reside in Wichita after a honeymoon. out of town guests include family from Independence and Wichita.
Dr and Mrs Thomas Wilson Haynes of Medicine Lodge formerly of Chanute celebrate their 50th anniversary. Married June 4 1917 in Kingman they moved to Chanute in 1919 where he practiced dentistry and relocated to Medicine Lodge in 1964. They have a daughter Nan Oldham Derby and two grandchildren.
A notice explains Heloise cannot answer every letter due to mail volume. She will respond in her column when possible, sharing household tips and hints. An example notes using marbles in a double boiler warns when water runs low and saves pots.
Dean Haines and Mrs Charles Winckier tied for low net with 81. A two club tourney had 10 couples. High gross went to Fred Bloomer and Richard Cloke at 98. High putt to Mrs Jeff Coots and Barbara Blackwood. Ladies day saw 22 participants with Mrs Keith Dodd and Mrs Bob Allen winning low gross and Mrs Merle Kelly, Mrs Fred Bloomer, Mrs Ralph Taylor and others placing. Special prize to Mrs Ruth Bakewood. Co chairmen were Mr and Mrs Bob Johnson. A kitchen net serves as a scrub wipe for dry spills.
Mr and Mrs Frank Percy of 19 N Western celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a 2 pm service at Evangelical United Brethren Church and a 230 to 430 pm reception in the church annex. Esther Brinkmeyer married Percy June 3 1917 in Chanute. They lived near or in Chanute most of their married life. Percy retired from the city light plant. Hosts are daughters Dorothy Chouinard San Diego and Maxine Green Wichita and nephew Floyd Percy Pittsburg. They have four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
A bridal shower was held for Jean Ramsey who will marry Paul Kennedy on June 11. Hostess Mrs. C. F. Leavitt and assistants Mrs. Fay Clopine and Mrs. Leon Webb welcomed fourteen guests. The room featured yellow decor and tables with lace and roses, with gifts displayed on a yellow and white arrangement.
Savonburg High School alumni and guests gathered at the Orchid Buffet in Chanute for a reunion with a smorgasbord dinner and a Sweet Adelines program. Long-distance honorees included Henry L. Milroy of Chicago as greatest distance, and Phillip Raab won the door prize. next meeting set for June 1, 1968.
A long list of residents and couples appears, naming Morris Howard Eric Esther Ericson Harold Swanson Els Norton Nystrom Jordan Cahill Larson Wilson Milroy Booe Butts York Borgan Nelson Barham Young Ingels Bundy Westerberg Chanute and others as part of the local social directory.
Randy Frazier celebrated his 8th birthday with a party at his home on Monday. Games were played and refreshments of hot dogs and cake were served. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Frazier of 112 S Lafayette. Guests included Gregory Christiansen, Paul Hunt, Mark Moore, Chris Simpson, Hugh Huffman, Chad Musselman, Steven and Susan Frazier.
Mrs Charles Tripp presided at the Friendly Thimble Club in her home at 1012 S Washington. Devotions were Bible verses. A special May 4 meeting tied two quilts for Mrs Carl Pearson. A cancer fund donation was sent and a card for Mrs Alice Braschner hospitalised. Door prize went to Mrs Bertha Stratton. next meeting June 7 at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs Lois Ard.
We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at IOOF hall 1 30 p m on Sunday June 4 1967.
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