Kennedy-Herod Wedding at Walnut Methodist Church
Anna Marie Kennedy and Herod wed in Walnut church in a candlelit 7:30 ceremony. Dr. Eugene Dawson officiated with organ music and a large bridal party. reception followed in the church parlors. Mrs. Herod wore a Chantilly lace gown. couple plans a trip to the Ozarks before returning to Pittsburg.
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Walnut
Anna Marie Kennedy
Harry Kennedy
Herod
James Herod
Walnut Methodist Church
Eugene Dawson
Pittsburg
J. S. Bottoms
Harvey McFarland
Leroy Church
Charles Clark
Vera Lou Wheeler
Louella Kennedy
Maurine Kennedy
Betty Jones
Judy
Janie Greve
Janie
Wilbur Kennedy
Kenneth Schulte
Earl Dean
Joseph Kennedy
Debbie Kennedy
Terry Kennedy
Ludwig Bezemek
Tulsa
Fred
Marvin Kennedy
Robert Herod
Bill Wheeler
Gerald
Bill Marnell
Dora Parker
Mmes
Dorsey Welty
Helen Wilson
Lilli Wheeler
Bill Archer
Earl Peterson
John Zur- Bucken
Blanch Brant
Lucille Giacomo
Norma Jean Plum
Violet Greve
Mrs. Herod
Ozarks
Jon Herod
Bride and groom plan Manhattan residence after Pittsburg college
The bridegroom, a Kansas State College senior, and the bride from Pittsburg Teachers College will reside in Manhattan. Mrs. Herod will teach Home Economics at Enterprise High School this fall. Out-of-town guests include numerous relatives and friends from multiple towns and cities.
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Gree
Pittsburg Teachers College
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Herod
Enterprise High School
Dean Hand
Dwayne Ashcraft
Bill Marnell
J. M. Torrence
Inez Ashcraft
Lorna
Eric
Eugene Dawson
Jor Wellington
W. A. Hanhammer
Pittsburg
Helen Wilson Caney
John Shireman
Rickey
Lucille Giacoma
Marvin Huning
Girard
John Sawyer
Wellsville
H. E. Brant
Karlton
Earl Peterson
Marfang Schulte
Matilda Schulte
W. H. Schulte
Thayer
Leonard Bollinger
Dennis
Roy Herod
Margaret Kansas City
Ida Schulte
Girard Dorothy Grene
Hutchinson
Robert Herod
Tulsa
Davy Parker
Roseville
Verne Herod
Pauli
Mary
Grooming Lesson For Harmony Unit
The Well-Groomed Family lesson was led by Mrs. Lee Francis and Mrs. C S Newton at a Harmony unit meeting in Mrs Newtons home Friday afternoon. A manicure demonstration and beauty hints were offered. The group planned a cancer dress project for June 21 with Mrs Rolla Rush and noted Swains report on San Salvadore. The next meeting is set with Mrs J O Taylor on July 6.
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Lee Francis
C. S. Newton
Harmony’ HD
San
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Lodges and Clubs
On Monday June 4, Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows host events and memorial services at Chanute Saddie club and P.M. Jovy Maids HD unit. Mrs. Castor Perrin of 1088 Central attends a 2 p.m. gathering with Golden Shrine at the Masonic Temple, followed by a 6:50 dinner and a 7:30 reception. Duplicate Bridge club hosted by Mr and Mrs Bi Peters at 58 Larson.
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Odd Fellows Nas
Chanute Saddie Club
P.m Jovy Maids HD
Castor Perrin
Central
Golden Shrine
Masonic Temple
Duplicate Bridge Club
Bi Peters
Larson
Iola Opens Amateur Golf Tourney Set for June 17
IOLA The annual Iola open amateur golf tournament will be held June 17 with a 9 30 a m qualifying deadline. H E Russell Jr tournament chairman announced today. Defending champion is Gene Elston of the University of Kansas. Six flights trophies and merchandise prizes will be awarded in all divisions. Phone 17 The Tribune.
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IOLA
H. E. Russell Jr
Gene Elston
University of Kansas
Carnival Cancelled After Owner’s Heart Attack
The American Legion sponsored carnival here, set to start Monday, has been cancelled following a heart attack suffered by Clark Swisher, owner of the shows. W Marcus Barbee spoke for the Legion today.
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American Legion
Clark Swisher
W. Marcus Barbee
Legion
Two piece sun dress with bolero in half sizes
Marian Martin half size fashion note promotes a sun dress with a matching bolero for a shorter figure. Pattern 9193 lists half sizes from 14 2 to 24 2 and fabric Yardage for size 16 2 includes yardage for dress and bolero.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Request for Marian Martin Mail Order
Pattern request instructions to mail thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern to Marian Martin care of The Chandute Tribune Pattern Dept New York City printing plain name address zone size and style number for first class mailing.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
Westith St
EUB and Stark Post Wins in Church Softball Night
EUB staved off St. Patrick's 6-4 to sweep the sixth straight win with no defeats as Stark defeated the Christians 15-0 in Highland Park. St. Patrick's led 1-0, EUB scored eight for the 6-4 final with Ponce and Per ez on batteries. Cerissians vs viescuisa ended 15-0 with Grogan Crow Hazen and Nelson on the mound.
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St. Patrick's
Stark
Highland Park
Colfax
H. Ponce
P. Perez
Seger
Jerome and
Evans
Cerissians Viescuisa
Grogan
Crow
Hazen
Nelson
Ghost letters plague Kansas papers in governor critique
Hoover Cott, press secretary to the governor, reports a campaign of ghost letters to editors across Kansas. A clever penman signs fake letters criticizing Governor Hall from various towns, sometimes with town datelines and altered signatures, then denies residence when checked. The writer uses different signatures and even images to appear as grassroots correspondence and shows intent to continue the activity.
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the Tribune
Bridey Murphy
Kansas
Hall
Clyde Reed
Liberal
Valley Falls
Hoover Cott
Chanute Relay Teams Dominate Junior Olympics Meet
Chanute entered five events at the Lawrence Junior Olympics and won the 440 relay in 45.8 seconds. The same four runners placed second in the 880 relay in 1 36.2. Spencer Ambler finished fourth in the 100 in 10.4 seconds and fifth in the road jump. Kenny Jones was runner up in shot put 53 feet 2 inches in the intermediate division.
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Chanute
Lawrence
Noah Allen
Dennis Brooks
Craig Berry
Bob Hawley
Spencer Ambler
Kenny Jones
Wayne Bass
Spencer Fickel
David Fehr
Larry Byers
John Hole
Chuck Ambler
Bob Haskins
Allen
Dick Stowell
Tony Lockyear
Sunflower Boys State Opens With 550 Kansas Youths
About 550 Kansas boys gather in Wichita for the 20th Sunflower Boys State at West High School. A Sunday session elects city officers, with regular sessions starting Monday for nominating county and state officers and a Tuesday general election. Gov. Fred Hall will speak at the Tuesday inaugural. The week includes government in action, a governor’s ball Friday, and a final Saturday delegates election to National Boys State in Washington. Attendees from Chanute include Forrest Junod and Richard Schultz.
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Wichita
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Social Representatives Named in Local Notices
Mrs. Ebur Schultz of 320 West 3rd and Gary Grogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grogan of 125 South Western, are listed among local contacts in the community notice.
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Ebur Schultz
Gary Grogan
Earl Grogan
S. Western
Peter Pan to Open Starlight Theater in June
Starlight Theater in Kansas City announced the sixth year of outdoor shows opening June 18 with Peter Pan in Swope Park. Jeanne Bal and Kathy Nolan lead the cast from South Pacific and Broadway Peter Pan, as stars join a summer lineup of musicals and appearances by renowned stage screen television and radio performers.
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Kansas City
Starlight Theater
Hollywood
Swope Park
James M. Barrie
Jeanne Bal
Kathy Nolan
St. Louis
Wendy
Mary Martin
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area
Nettie Roecker 76 of Chanute died at home on Friday and is survived by four children and four siblings. Funeral at St. Patrick's Church Monday. burial in Catholic cemetery. John H. Summers 50 of Chanute died in San Francisco after a long illness. survivors include spouse and family. Turner funeral held in Wilson-Johnson chapel with burial in East Hill cemetery, Erie. service featured a quartet and floral tributes.
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S. Ashby
Nettie Carter
John and
Anna Carter
Pleasant Valley Township
Wilson County
William Roecker
Neodesha
Chanute
Roecker
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Joe Roecker
Alice Roecker
Herman Roecker
Sedan
Nellie Rhodes
Nervie Smith
Seattle
Rose Barnard
Eugene
Ore
Coralie Daugherty
Pitcher
Okla
Ray Carter
Max
Ross
Claude Carter
Altoona
Peter Finnegan
Roy S. Gibson
John H. Summers
San Francisco
Annada Florine Spence
Pittsburg
Agnes Summers
Buna Rauhoff
Mont
Kenneth
Donald
Howard
Wichita
Earl and
Bay
Wilson-Johnson Mortuary
Glenn Hanson
George Bareis
Henry Adelgren
Hugo Larson
Harry Larson
R. C. Madill
Glen Jackson
Glen Stoll
Lester Waldron
East Hill Cemetery
Erie
Neosho County Sees Social Security Benefits Rise
Social security payments in Neosho County reached 624 720 annually by year end, a 20 percent rise from the prior year. A 1955 law update broadened coverage and raised earnings credits, with self-employed farmers and teachers among newly covered groups. old‑age and survivors benefits are substantial for eligible residents.
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Neosho County
A. F. Silber
Pittsburg
Silber
Kansas Public
Britain Faces Push to Drop Middle East Settlement Plan
At the United Nations Britain faced strong pressure to abandon a British backed resolution calling for a mutually acceptable settlement to Arab Israeli disputes. The plan followed Hammarskjold’s April Middle East mission, which secured cease fire agreements among Israel and Egypt Jordan Syria and Lebanon. The four Arab states argued the proposal would encourage Israel to resist existing U.N. Palestine decisions and hinder further peace efforts.
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Harvest Labor Office to Open at Great Bend
The State Employment Service will open a harvest labor control office at Great Bend on Monday to coordinate placement of labor and equipment for the wheat harvest. The service said harvests likely start next week in Cowley Sumner Harper and Barber counties with wheat reported good and maturing. A limited number of custom combines are ready, but harvest workers are scarce and demand for workers and machines will rise in the coming week.
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Topeka
Great Bend
State Employment Service
Cowley
Sumner
Harper
Barber
Advertising is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertiser urges readers to use trusted sources and careful comparison when purchasing goods. It highlights verifying seller reliability, checking prices, and reading product details to avoid scams and faulty items.
Neighborhood Visit Highlights Tuc son Families and Summer Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Willis and children Jerry and Janis visit Mrs. Willis’s parents in Hutchinson with Ronnie and Douglas Turner of Tucson. The group plans a Chanute summer stay with the Turners. Leanna Ladies Aid meets all day Tuesday with sack lunches. Bill Eltzholtz and Jim Hutton will work this summer in Morrisville Penn with United States Steel. The Carlson and Pryor families spend a week at Rockaway Beach near Bronson Missouri. Bert James returns from Denver with daughter Roberta Blum and granddaughter Janeen who graduates Senior High. Dr. Eugene V. Conklin returns to Dubuque Iowa after a visit with relatives. their children remain in Iowa and Mission.
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Jerry and
Janis
Tucson
Mrs. Willis
Frank Rush
Ronnie
Douglas Turner
Willis
Hutchinson
Claude Turner
Douglas
Chanute
Mrs. Turner
Bill Eltzholtz
A. W. Eltzholtz
N. Grant
Jim Hutton
J. B. Hutton
S. Lincoln
Morrisville
Penn
United States Steel Corporation
Arthena
Alvina Carlson
Stark
Paul Doub
Jeanette
John
Jerry Pryor
Walnut
Rockaway Beach
Bronson
Bert James
S. Malcolm
Denver
Roberta Blum
Walter
Janeen
Eugene V. Conklin
Dubuque
Iowa
J. L. Sewell
Elmer Conklin
Bud
Linda
Mike
Mission
Conklin
Conklins
Estherville
Boss
Minor collision reported at Lincoln and Main
Wilbur Allison of 417 West Fourth reported his car involved in a minor collision with John Briley of 20142 East Main yesterday afternoon at Lincoln and Main. Briley’s right rear fender was damaged. An unidentified man known as John Doe was arrested on intoxication charges and held in city jail. Jean Anderson returned to Tulsa after visiting her parents at 411 West Main.
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John Briley
E. Main
Lincoln
Main
Briley
Allison
John Doe
East Main
Jean Anderson
Tulsa
H. E. Anderson
W. Main
Anderson
Robert W. Philbeck
Janice
Columbia
Philbeck
Robert L. Christie
Weekend Visit By Crockatt To Noel Missouri
Crockatt will spend the weekend in Noel Missouri visiting Mr and Mrs Joe McCall. Mr McCall is superintendent of schools there and Mrs McCall teaches.
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Noel
Joe McCall
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Friday
Daily Transcript lists hospital entries with Mrs Peg Gy L Ryan St Paul Mrs Belle Leighty 402 S Steuben Mrs George Fletcher Thayer Mrs Clark Rows ley 419 S Lafayette Mrs William Johnson 907 S Highland Frank Gossett 611 S&S Kansas. Dismissals include Gregory Weiner 823 S Highland Mrs Jimmy D Jones Buffalo Fred R Cole Humboldt Mrs Alice Keen ey Eric Mrs Ellen Black 124 S Western Mrs James C Crowl Humboldt Rita Meredith 602 N Grant Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs William F Wilson Jr Walnut. Police Court Bobby Dean Roles pleaded guilty to operating motor vehicle with defective brakes fined 5 dollars. Traffic Citations Martin J Allen 9038S Malcolm defective muffler hearing set for 4 pm Monday Frank Harry Cariburg Jr 412 N Washington failure to observe stop sign hearing set for 4 pm Monday.
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Malcolm
Muffier
Frank Harry Cariburg Jr
N. Washington
Senate Moves Higher Health Research Funds
The Senate Appropriations Committee recommends 2.372 billion dollars for Labor and Welfare health research for the year starting July 1, 8.138 million more than Eisenhower asked and 76.0 million more than the House. They add 57.192 million to the president's health research request while trimming other items.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Labor and Welfare
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Gov Hall to Discuss Our Schools on TV and Radio
Gov Fred Hall selects Our Schools for a statewide TV and radio speech in the Report to the People series. The 15 minute address will be shown on 11 TV stations and multiple radio outlets across Kansas and neighboring areas.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Wichita
Kansas City
Holdrege
Neb
St. Joseph
Pittsburg
Great Bend
Mrs. Paulen Resigns State Farm Post
TOPEKA Mrs Alice Paulen resigns as superintendent of the Kansas Industrial Farm for Women at Lansing effective June 5 Gov Fred Hall received a brief letter and noted the planned June 1 departure She is sister in law of former Gov Ben Paulen of Fredonia and has led the institution for five years no successor named
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Alice Paulen
Kansas Industrial Farm For Women
Lansing
Fred Hall
Paulen
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