Coxs Celebrate 80th Wedding Anniversary in Elsmore
Goldaard and Lloyd Cox mark 80 years since their June 7 1922 marriage with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. June 11 at the Elsmore Methodist Church. Hosts include their children Leonard Cox Gordon Roberts Dale Cox and spouses with 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
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Elsmore
Lloyd W. Cox
Elsmore Methodist Church
Leonard Cox
Grandview
Dean Mefford
Iola
Gor
Goldaard
Lloyd Cox
Dress Doll As Artist Dear Heloise
Letters discuss creative crafts for children and household hacks. Readers describe making a doll dress as an artist, painting bread pans, constructing toy canvases, softening brown sugar with a cheese grater, mending clothes daily, and substituting orange juice for lemon in tea.
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Heloise
BPW Installs New Officers at Tioga Hotel
The Business and Professional Women's Club installed new officers with the Torchlighters Club assisting during the candlelight ceremony at Tioga Hotel. Florence Kelley led the program, Nelle Stevens gave the club collect, Marie Gibson led play, and Jack Parkins with Randy and Jeff Parkins performed. Adeline Fortney conducted group singing as state BPW convention reports cited a Ruby Nelson proposed resolution backing mandatory retirement for government personnel.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Hotel
Torchlighters Club
Florence Kelley
Torchlighters
Marie Gibson
Nelle Stevens
Jack Parkins
Randy
Jeff
Adeline Fortney
Edna Petterson
Wichita
Ruby Nelson
Social Calendar Submissions Requested By Tribune
Notes on social events are due to the Tribune office with deadlines 48 hours after most meetings and seven days after weddings with photos. Friday June 2 lists We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 PM Chanute Country Club bridge 1 30 PM IC Ladies at Otterbein United Methodist Church Xenia Osborn 1108 S Santa Fe 9 30 AM.
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Tribune
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Chanute Country Club
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Xenia Osborn
S. Santa Fe
Dear Ann Landers: Childs cruelty to neighbor’s puppy
A reader reports a neighbor’s young children repeatedly harm a neighbor’s puppy. The mother dismisses concerns, saying the child loves the dog to death, while the puppy endures choking clothes and tight garments. The writer seeks guidance on the matter.
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Heloise
Ann Landers
Donnie
Indian heritage program by Leamona and Odense units
Mrs Johnny Litchenburg led a lesson on American Indian beliefs and crafts at Big Creek Chapel. She explained Choctaw customs including leaving a flaw in handmade items as humility and displayed bead work from her family. Art from her people is shown in Tulsa and Wichita museums.
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Johnny Litchenburg
Leamona Extension Homemakers
Odense
Big Creek Chapel
Litchenburg
Tulsa
Okla
Wichita
Vilas Alumni Banquet Honors Class of 1932
The Vilas Rural High School alumni banquet honored the Class of 1932 at Vilas Luth eran Church with Harold Olson as toastmaster and the Class of 1942 in charge. 121 alumni and guests attended. guests from Kansas and other states included Colorado Arizona Nebraska Kentucky Texas and California.
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Vilas
Vilas Lutheran Church
Otho York
Larry Beck
Jana Rutherford
Gerda Offenbacker
Joe Hendrix
Afton, Okla
Betty Dorres Nelson
Warren Jones
Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
Nebraska
Kentucky
Texas
California
Vilas Rural
Progressive Unit Prepares For County Fair
Progressive Extension Home makers Unit appoints a committee to work on the county fair booth in August. Mrs Ed Hartman presented an American Indian culture lesson at Mrs Fred Christman’s home and displayed artifacts from Kansas and other states. Mrs Delbert Uden led the session. Members voted not to meet in summer. Mrs Lyle Anderson gave a safe driving tips report.
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Progressive Extension Homemakers Unit
Ed Hartman
Fred Christman
S. Central
Kansas
Delbert Uden
Gary Manbeck
Dean Denning
Lyle Anderson
Past Noble Grand Club Plans Highland Park Picnic
Verna Hudspeth plans a June picnic in Highland Park for 21 Past Noble Grand members. Mrs. Gladys Franklin led devotional, speaking on My Mother's Apron String, at her Highland home. Nelle Stevens, club president, conducted the business session. Mrs. Franklin and co hosts Grace Wilmoth and Mrs.
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Noble Grand Club
Highland Park
Verna Hudspeth
Gladys Franklin
Highland
Nelle Stevens
Franklin
Grace Wilmoth
New Citizens Born to Barnett and Hightower Families
Two children were born on May 23. Ginger Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Barnett, and Harold Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hightower of 806 N Garfield, are announced as new citizens.
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Ginger Ann
Larry L. Barnett, Hismore
Harold Wayne
George Hightower
N. Garfield
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Dale Cox
Humboldt
Ileloise
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Granny
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Harold Olson
Earl Reinhardt
EHU
Parsons
Orlie Hiebert
Roy Gooding
Garnett
Mary Ellen Walters
Unk
S.P.C.A
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Husband
Pewea Ak
W. Main
Ony
Chanute's
Dorothy Nelson
Hans Flowers
Hans’ Flowers
Bill Johnson
Teri
Dave
Bill Johnson's
Bill Johnson Furniture
Chanute
America
Benee Ae
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