Moles Osborn Tie in Humboldt Chanute Nuptials
Humboldt and Chanute families celebrate the marriage of Moles daughter to Osborn in a First Presbyterian Humboldt ceremony. The double ring service featured music by Barbara Wilson and Nancy Blank, with a regal lilies backdrop and a pink white color theme. The couple honeymooned in southern Missouri and reside in Chanute after the wedding at 8 o clock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
June Moles
C. W. Moles
Chanute
James Osborn
F. L. Osborn
Paul L. Carpenter
First Presbyterian Church
Barbara Wilson
Nancy Blank
Marie Grogan
Lynnta Ladd
Sandra Mills
Janet Moses
Gloria Osborn
Marcie Weber
Doug Brown
George Hamilton
David David
Don Reeves
Joyce Dewey
Ben Wright
Iola
Bill White
Jack Byers
Pat Gallion
Linda Fargo
Sherry Houser
W. M. L. Brown
Beverly Hansford
Women's Service Guild
Missouri
West Beach
Lioness Club Elects New Officers
Lioness Club members announce new officers including Mrs. A. F. Goodwin as president and Mrs. George elected to a key post.
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Lioness Club
Lioness Clubh
A. F. Goodwin
George
Pattern 7057 Jiffyve Wrap Halter Now Available
Pattern 7057 offers a wrap halter style with tissue transfer options. Available sizes include Small 10 12, Medium 14 16, and Large 18 20. The pattern features tissue transfer details for easy construction.
Lightfoot and Brune Prepare to Take Office
Lightfoot as vice president and Mrs Ervin Brune as secretary treasurer will assume office in September.
Etiquette answers on gifts thank you notes and attire
The guidance covers sending wedding gifts to the bride not the bridegroom, delaying thank you notes for six months with an explanation, and attire for daytime speaking engagements. It notes gifts are the bride’s property, lateness is better with an apology, and suggests street attire with a hat for daytime audiences.
4-H Club News Junior Night At High Prairie Pioneer
Marjorie Wiltse presided over a Junior Night meeting of the High Prairie Pioneer 4-H club held at the church. Eleven girls and seventeen boys attended as Doris Austin led a group song. A club tour was announced for June 6, and Sharon Nelson plus Robert Baughn were chosen to attend the Manhattan roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Wiltse
High Prairie Pioneer
Homebuilders
Carolyn Wing
Sharon Nelson
Homebuilders 4 H club June meeting details listed
The text lists programs for the Homebuilders 4 H club meeting on June 14 with talks on Chickens and Health, demonstrations on lighting, music numbers, and a conservation topic Forest Fires. Recreation was led by Richard Baughn and 46 members enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Marple
Mary Wiltse
Linda ‘Blanscet
Roland Wiggans
Richard Wiltse
Shirley
Nina White
Robert Stone
Mark Wing
Kathy Wiltse
Davey Crockett
Karna Coats
Richard Baughn
Couple Wed In Chapel In Big Creek
Joyce Ann Whitworth daughter of Loyd and Mrs Whitworth and Warren Dee Waldrip son of Ralph Waldrip wed at Big Creek chapel in a white gladiolus decor wedding service. The Rev Guy Hartman officiated with Nancy Blunk as soloist. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle in a waltz length gown. The reception followed at the Whitworth home with about 60 guests and a four tier wedding cake. The couple will reside at 1002 South Katy after June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ann Whitworth
Loyd Whitworth
Warren Dee Waldrip
Ralph Waldrip
S. Ashby
Big Creek Chapel
Guy W. Hartman
Nancy Blunk
Wilbur Gates
Tamara
Tom Naughton
Billie Marie Whitworth
June Winder
Lynn Nilges
Tamara Naughton
Mrs. Whitworth
Mrs. Waldrip
Charles Wolf
Norma Jean Olson
LaDena Everly
Ray Winder
Fred Malson
Ozarks
S. Katy
Ladies Day Bridge at Country Club Honors Given
Three tables of bridge were formed for Ladies day at the Country club with Mrs. Frank Burris as hostess. Winners: Mrs. James D. Ganson first, Mrs. Bill Peters second, Mrs. Gene Anderson third. consolation to Mrs. Louie Ingle. Guests included Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. George Hoy. No ladies day play next Friday due to a Tri State golf tournament. Mrs. James Adams will host on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Frank Burris
James D. Ganson
Bill Peters
Gene Anderson
Junction City
Louie Ingle
Anderson
Gansons
George Hoy
Springfield
W. H. McMurray
James Adams
Lucia Furneaux to wed Dr A O Crowder in Pittsburg
Mrs Katie Plum announces the marriage of Lucia Furneaux to Dr A O Crowder of Pittsburg. The ceremony was held June 1 at First Christian church with Rev William F Griffith officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs RE Landers and Mr and Mrs RA Crowder. The couple will reside in Pittsburg after a wedding journey.
Pattern 9085 Misses Sizes 12 to 20
Pattern 9085 outlines misses dress sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 requires 41 yards of 35 inch fabric for the garment.
Mail Pattern Request Form for The Chanute Tribune
Send thirty five cents in coins for pattern, add five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Mail to Marian Martin in The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 2 West 8th St New York 11 New York. Print plaints name address with zone size and style number.
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Chanute Tribune
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
West 8Th St
New York II
Visitors and friends gather for long weekend in Cherryvale
Grace Burton returns to Pasadena after four week visit with sister in Cherryvale. Anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kuhn marked by friends including Frank Bennett and Joe Corbitt. H F Hobbs return to Memphis after visiting daughter William Gray Jr and family. Gray resumes trout luncheon guests James A Butin and Sally Merchant. Mrs. Earl Jones of Tulsa visits Villepique. Jones heads to Girard to see aunt Salena Pape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Burton
Pasadena
Calif
John Erickson
N. Grant
Jesse Kuhn
N. Steuben
Cherryvale
Frank Bennett
Joe Corbitt
Floyd Williams
Earl Estes
H. F. Hobbs
Memphis
Tenn
William M. Gray Jr
Mahlon
Pamela
Bill
Gray Jr
William M. Gray
Evergreen
Colo
Spring musicale by Dr Edith Rideau Normelli Tuesday
Dr Edith Rideau Normelli presents an advanced singers program in a spring musicale Tuesday at 8 PM in the Federation room Memorial building. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rideau Normelli
Federation Room of Memorial Building
Mrs Springer Honored With Morning Coffee
Mrs Seth B Gray hosted a morning coffee at the Country club to honor Mrs Wallace F Springer and her daughter Lael Springer of Herrin Illinois. Out of town guests included Mrs H F Hobbs of Memphis Tennessee and Mrs I Q Prindle of Hilliards Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth B. Gray
Country Club
Wallace F. Springer
Lael Springer
Herrin
Ill
Arl Holmes
H. F. Hobbs
Memphis
Tenn
I. Q. Prindle
Hilliards
Ohio
William M. Gray
Mrs
Leanna HD Unit Meets At Chickadonz Home
Mrs. Chickadonz hosted 11 members Thursday afternoon for the Leanna HD unit meeting at her home. Lyle Meyer and Fred Flottman led pattern alteration as members were measured for charts. Meetings will continue with Mrs. Reinhardt July 7, and health talks plus country fair reports were approved. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna
William Chickadonz
Lyle Meyer
Fred Flottman
Ralph Reinhardt
Harold Redburn
Earle Reinhardt
Meyer
Big Creek Township
Robert Lopeman
Harmony HD Unit Meeting Highlights Craft Lesson
Mrs Arnett hosted the Harmony HD unit meeting with Mrs Cecil Arnett presiding. Mrs William Trammell and Mrs Henry Alford demonstrated whitening a nylon sweater and 10 members shared refreshments. May birthdays for Mrs Arnett and Mrs G T Wheatley were celebrated, UNESCO was discussed, cancer dressings were made, and pattern alteration will resume July 1 at Mrs Ray Russells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Trammell
Henry Alford
Harmony HD Unit
Cecil Arnett
Ray Russell
Russell
Ladies Aid Meeting Sees Layette Shower in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with 13 members and guest Lillian Johnson plus four children. Quilting was done for the hostess. After a business session led by Mrs. Ralph Debler, a layette shower honored Mrs. Harold Chandler. Gifts in a new wicker basket guarded by a stork. Refreshments served. Next meeting with Mrs. Henry Storck on June 16.
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Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Myrtle Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Ralph Debler
Harold Chandler
Henry Storck
Eastern Star Visit By Mrs Geckler At Sunflower Chapter
Mrs Lucy Geckler, worthy grand matron, will visit Wednesday during the Friendship night at Sunflower chapter Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple at 8 o clock. A reception will honor Mrs P H Taylor new district aide Dist 16. About 250 members and guests from nearby chapters are expected with 18 guest officers.
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Lucy Geckler
Sunflower Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P. H. Taylor
Dist
Alert Homemakers Study Alterations at North Valley
Mrs. Harry Allen led the Alert Homemakers HD unit meeting at North Valley school. Seven members answered roll with a sewing short cut. Nellie Jane Beals and Mrs. Claud Shepard taught pattern alterations. Members measured for correct pattern sizes. A Red Cross contribution was made. Each member will donate a pair of pillow cases for Udall. Miss Beals directed sewing recreation. The afternoon was spent making cancer dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
Alert Homemakers HD Unit
North Valley School
Nellie Jane ‘Beals
Claud Shepard
Red Cross
Udall
Miss Beals
Global Briefs from Berlin to Taipei and Tokyo
RIAS Berlin demanded the fate of over 11 000 Germans abducted by the Soviet Union ten years ago in a special broadcast. In Japan two hundred high school youths boycott classes over a cut hair policy. A Japanese veterans federation announced with 850 000 members in 48 local bodies. The Taiao News Agency alleged Communist plans to form an underground army in Southeast Asia after a Peiping meeting.
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Berlin
RIAS
Soviet Union
Utsunomiya
Japan
Ryojifunada
United States
Tokyo
Japan Federation of War Comrades Assa
Taipei
Formosa
Taiao
Southeast Asia
Peiping
Southeast Asia secret training of Communist elements
The report describes covert training in Southeast Asia by Communist cadres aimed at infiltrating the region with pro Communist elements. The details emphasize clandestine methods and potential regional impact.
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Southeast Asia
Newborns Named in Neosho Memorial Hospital Births
The May births at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Gary Lee Hill son of Harold Don Hill and wife Eric born May 29 Debra Lynn Knepp daughter of Alvin Knepp and wife born May 30 Vicky Rae Carson daughter of Jimmie L Carson and wife born May 31 and Delbert Wayne Angleton son of Wayne Angleton and wife born May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lee Hill
Harold Don Hill
Eric
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Debra Lynn Knepp
Alvin Knepp
Vicky Rae Carson
Jimmie L. Carson
E. 6Th
Delbert Wayne Angleton
Wayne Angleton
R. J. Eric
Storms Hit Central Area Across Plains to Great Lakes
Violent thunderstorms and tornadoes swept the central United States with squalls reaching from the Rockies to the Mississippi River and into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. No injuries reported. farm buildings damaged near Decorah Iowa and Encinal Texas. a dozen tornadoes caused fire damage in Kansas and Nebraska.
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United States
Rockies
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Continental Divide
Laramie
Wyo
Butte
Lewistown
Mont
Atlantic Seaboard
Delaware
Maine
West Union
Iowa
Valley City
N. D
Weather Bureau
Decorah
Towa
Kansas
Nebraska
Encinal
Tex
Laredo
Paul Martin Honored By Ottawa University
Paul A. Martin publisher of the Lansing State Journal received an honorary doctor of literature degree from his alma mater Ottawa University in ceremonies. The award cited his contribution to journalism and civic leadership. Dr W J Coppee of New York was also named an honorary doctor of science.
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Ottawa
Kas
Paul A. Martin
Lansing
Mich
State Journal
Ottawa University
Martin
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
W. J. Coppee
New York
The
Texas Co
Pressman Dies on His 89th Birthday in Topekap
Robert Maxwell, press room superintendent for Cap per Publications, served 54 years before retiring in 1942. He died early today on his 89th birthday anniversary.
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Topekap
Robert Maxwell
Capper Publications
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Moles
Osborn
Alice Brooks
Jamii35 Osborn
Courtney W. Moses
Noel Wood
Rural Chanute
Drisdell
Truitt
Steuben
Science and Health
Mary Baker Eddy
N. Porest
Maria Martin
Home Appliance CO
Mrs. Springer
Mrs. Chickadonz
Leanna HD
Mrs. Arnett
Harmony HD
Ladies Aid
Global Briefs
Central Area
Associated Press
Paul Martin
Pressman
Hans
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