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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1959
Page
3
Advice column excerpts reveal a divorced father seeking access to his children amid alleged harassment by his ex-wife. Readers discuss legal visiting rights, alimony, and the impact of family dynamics in a 1960s Ann Landers exchange.
Savonburg Olive Kinkley hosted a Missionary Society meeting at her home with Mrs Roy Singer presiding. Devotions opened the study with singing and a lesson by Mrs Ralph Filson. Members read passages and refreshments for eight members and a guest were served by the hostess and Mrs Blanch Laughlin.
Pattern 7408 offers six embroidery motifs for pillowcases towels and scarf ends to create a garden style bedroom. Send five cents per column pattern plus 6 cents for first class mail to The Chanete Tribune Beverhold Arts Dept New York 11 NY.
Harmony HD meeting at Mrs. C. I. Newton’s home featured a lesson on Basic Breads with five breads made. A covered dish luncheon and garden flower décor accompanied nut cups and candles as favors. Guests included Mrs. Kenneth Kelley, Car ry and Craig. Mrs. Wayne Berthot spoke on the Pittsburg district meeting. next meeting set with Mrs. Gerald Roberts.
The Friendly Thimble club met at Mrs. Charles Tripp’s Washington home on June 3 with Mrs. J. B. Taylor delivering devotions and Mrs. Don Harris presiding. The next gathering is scheduled for 1 pm June 17 at Mrs. Taylor’s home for a quarterly birthday dinner and officer elections.
Sunday June 7 1960 schedule includes B of RT IOOF hall 2 30 p m. Monday June 1958 Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian church dinner 4 30 p m Santa Fe Womens Federation Carpenters hall 2 p m Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows hall pm VFW Auxiliary Memorial Building 8 p m Duplicate Bridge club Tioga Hotel 7 30 p m
The Sub Deb club honored 22 Tushees at parties Tuesday and Thursday. Activities included an all day picnic at Kenneth Keas’ lake a skit Little Nell by sophomores a candlelight service at Kay Blair’s 815 S Plummer and a Coke party at Linda Malson’s 802 S Western.
For pattern orders send fifty cent coins plus 5 cents for each pattern. Address care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 32 West 18th St New York NY. Print mainly NAMF ADDRESS with tone sive and STYLE NSUMBEM.
The Womens Missionary Society of the First Church of God met Thursday with Mrs William Gregory Humboldt for its spiritual birthday observance. A covered dish luncheon was served. Mrs Randall Bell presided. Rev Don Richardson led prayer and group singing. Local and state projects were discussed and contributions made. The spiritual birthday offering was received for missions. Present were 11 members and two children.
Ever The Ever Ready 4-H Club met at Mrs. Stanley Lundine home with three members answering roll. Girls cut patterns and sewed garments while refreshments were served. Jolly Go Getters held at Odense school featured guest John Gorton of Chanute with a safety film.
A covered dish dinner was served to 14 members and 3 guests during a Friday LS meeting at Carpenters Hall. Members of the LS of B of LF and FE attended the gathering seeking fellowship and discussion.
Mrs Wilfrid Cavaness and Mrs Norman Koch hosted a Thursday afternoon UCT Auxiliary gathering at 220 N Steuben. Mrs John Walters chaired and opened with prayer as ten members heard convention reports from Mrs Charles Berthot Sr and Mrs Frank Jones. Berthot announced her 50th wedding anniversary for June 21. Next meeting set for July 1 with Mrs Jones and Mrs Walters assisting.
Mrs M R Wilson hosted PEO Chapter DD at 815 S Evergreen on Friday. Martha Finney of Chapter EQ Newton and Marilyn Mull attended. Twenty one members were present. The entertainment committee served dessert and coffee with Mrs John Mull pouring.
The Teen Canteen Variety Show will be presented at a BPW meeting in the Tioga Hotel. It lasts 30 minutes with Ada Livingston and Etta Wheeler in charge. Dinner is served at 6 45 p.m.
Hollywood producer Mickey Rooney says he and Barbara Thomason, whom he secretly married in Mexico, expect a baby in October. Rooney, 38, revealed the news by telephone from Las Vegas where he is performing. He notes the pregnancy followed a quick divorce and remarriage, with prior marriages to Elaine Mahnken and Martha Vickers and three children from earlier unions.
Mrs Willetta Rollins 63 of R. J. Altoona died at Neosho Memorial Hospital at 12 15 am. She was born March 31 1896 in Chillacothe Missouri daughter of W C and Tanner. Survived by husband Harold a daughter Mrs D Baird a brother Frank Tanner and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at High Prairie Methodist church with Rev G M Pierce officiating. Interment High Prairie cemetery. Body at Cason Funeral Home Fredonia until noon Monday.
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Sandra Ann Campbell of Erie earned a place on the Dean's Honor Roll at Kansas State College of Pittsburg for the spring term with straight A grades. In local news, two cars collided at 900 N. Santa Fe injuring minimal damage, and three Chanute teens were arrested after a street fight on West Main before being released for a police court hearing.
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COFFEYVILLE AP Thomas Kenneth Bagby Jr., 16, told Police Judge Jack Lively it will be a long time before he drives a car more than the legal speed limit. He was fined $25 for driving 55 mph in a 30 mph zone. He said his father had grounded him for a week. Bagby is vice president of the State Student Safety Council.
Den 5 Pack 9 met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Warren Babcock’s home at 611 N Steuben. Five cubs attended with one visiting scout for a picnic and wiener roast followed by a baseball game.
Daily Transcript lists admitted patients Pearl McLaurine Zola Sodal William Best Paul Hinrichs yesterday and James Wilkins admitted today. Discharges include Phyllis Frevele Charles Hockey Mrs Kenneth Barsch and Mrs Don Grogan. Births recorded for Edmondson Beachner and Radia Jr. family adds a boy and a girl.
Guy Starkweather plans another appeal to save his 20 year old son Charles condemned killer from death in the electric chair. The father previously halted electrocution with a federal stay while seeking habeas corpus, but the 9th or 8th Circuit denied relief and Nebraska Supreme Court set June 12 as the new death date for Starkweather.
In Neosho County Kansas a petition filed by Harriett Elizabeth Snyder seeks determination of the descent of real estate belonging to the late B H Cubbage. The Court in Erie will hear defenses by June 17 1950 at 10:00 AM. Attorney for Petitioner is Robert Pennington.
The Neosho County Kansas probate notice announces Philip A Rettio appointed executor of Vera A Rettig deceased on May 22 1980 with letters testamentary issued May 22 1998. Creditors must file claims within nine months. executor's attorney Balch & Ridley. Also includes sheriff sale notice in partition action for Chanute property at 204 North Franklin and a sewer project ordinance in Chanute.
The document describes parcels in McMillen's Addition with property blocks and lots. It sets assessments for street improvements, payment terms, and installment schedule. Property owners may pay within thirty days of ordinance publication with ten yearly installments bearing interest up to five percent. The ordinance takes effect after publication in the Chanute Tribune.
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