Newlyweds Judy Brown and Mike Zedrick wed at St Patrick's
Judy Brown and Mike Zedrick married in a noon nuptial Mass at St. Patrick's Catholic Church May 27. The couple, from Pena loca and Girard respectively, plan to continue college in the fall and reside at 121 S Highland after a wedding trip to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Brown
Mike Zedrick
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
W. L. Brown
Penaloca
Frank Zedrick
Girard
Orleans
S. Highland
Florist's Clay For Dip Dish Trick Mentioned
A reader suggests using florist's clay to stabilize a dip dish. The tip, relayed in Heloise’s column, notes the clay helps keep a suction cup under the dip dish from slipping during serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florist's
Heloise
Earn at Home Schemes Warn of Risky Ads
Many young wives and retired persons seek at home income but some classified ads are scams. Kansas State University Extension specialist Jane Schaaf warns that while legitimate options exist, “earn” advertisements often gouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Schaaf
Kansas State University Extension
Thayer Club Honors Member Who Resigns
Mrs. L. D. Willard was honored by the Friday Reading Club Library Association at the library before departing Thayer. A gift and refreshments were shared as Mrs. Scott Wright was elected treasurer, and others took on committee roles for homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Club
Thayer
L. D. Willard
Friday Reading Club Library Association
Willard
Club
Scott Wright
George Reece
Harold Umbarger
Roscoe Hallenberg
WWI Barracks Donate Flag For City Project
The World War I Barracks and Auxiliary voted to furnish a United States flag to replace a worn one for the city. The project is run by the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce. A 70-member covered dish dinner was held in the Memorial Building with Howard Jester as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Division
Chamber of Commerce
Chanute
Howard Jester
Luke Lasley
Jester
Velma Thielen
Frances Cottrell
Henry Alford
Call Your Tribune Carrier At 5 30 P M
A terse notice urges readers to contact their Tribune carrier and, if unavailable, dial 431 0660 at 5 30 p m for delivery arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit Roll Call Notes
Pollution control was the roll call topic at Harmony Extension Homemakers in Mrs. Robert Johnson’s home. Members discussed keeping dust off roads and limiting exhaust from older cars, with concern over lake water pollution from lakefront homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Extension
Robert Johnson
N. Wilson
Dear Ann Landers Columns on Hair Culture and Manners
A reader panel of letters discusses teen hair trends sparked by Beatles influence and a call for girls to pressure boys about grooming. Other notes clarify American identity terms and etiquette for yacht owners and guests, plus a pithy reply about social norms and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ohio
Ann
Key West
Nathan Holes Celebrate 48th Anniversary
Royal Neighbors of America guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hole and Janice at their R. 4 home to celebrate the 48th wedding anniversary. Mrs. John Oglesbee and Mrs. Ora Heilman co hosted. Gertrude Stevens presided at the business session. Imogene Colaw was named special auditor. Twenty three members and three guests attended including Edna Tester from Los Angeles and Ronnie Hole of Wichita.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Nathan Hole
Janice
Edna Tester
Los Angeles
Calif
Ronnie Hole
Wichita
Trester
Ida McCoy
New Citizens Born to Humboldt and 507 S Central Families
New citizens welcomed as Barton Leon, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Briley of Humboldt, arrives May 29. Jefferson Robert, son of Mr and Mrs George Mastick of 507 South Central, born June 1.
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Barton Leon
Leon Briley
Humboldt
Jefferson Robert
George Mastick
S. Central
Same Day Classifieds Deadlines Noted for Ads
Classified ads placed on weekdays before 9 30 a m and Friday for Saturday before 1 p m must display by 12 noon the prior day. Dial 431 4100 for service details and deadlines.
Social Calendar for June 7 8 events and meetings listed
Wednesday calendar lists Women's Safari Golf League at Safari Golf Course 9 30 am 1 30 and 5 40 pm Grace Episcopal Sawyer Hall 9 50 am. Various church women groups meet 9 30 am 1 30 pm 2 pm. Rainbow Division Veterans Memorial Building 6 30 pm covered dish. First Christian Women's Fellowship circles 1 2 3 4 and 7 30 pm with hostesses and addresses. St Anne's Grace Episcopal dinner 6 30 pm. Missionary societies Nazarene First Presbyterian circles 9 am and 6 30 pm. Thursday June 8 Sweet Adelines 7 30 pm Tioga Extension Homemakers 2 pm American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building dinner 6 30 pm First Presbyterian sewing 9 am. Peace and Progress Extension Heritage Room 7 30 pm Stewardess Board Grant Chapel AME Church 7 pm First United Methodist class party 6 50 pm.
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Safari Golf Course
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Women's Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary
Grant Avenue
Baptist Seist
Rainbow Division
First Christian Women's Fellowship In
Marion Wise
M. D. Argabright
W. Sth
Ee Kreider
S. Lafayette
Lola Kuykendall
Guild
Ed Sergent
N. Highland
St. Anne's
Women's Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
First Presbyterian Church
Mamie Heinze
R. W. Fisher
Marie Griese
W. Main
W. Elm
Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit
Henry Myers
Highland
American Legion Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Women's Sewing Group
Eace and Progress Extension Unit
Bi Car
Grant's Chapel
Ame
Holly Mothers Club backs city flag project guidance
Mrs. Wayman Dunlap hosted an informal coffee for the Holly Mothers Club at 217 N. Forest. The group discussed a Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce request to fund new flags and voted to contribute to the project fund. Eleven members and four guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayman Dunlap
N. Forest
Holly Mothers Club
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Jerome Beat
Diane Lassman
Nancy Allison
Pat Brinkman
Cindy Robinson
Miss Robinson
Miss Allison
Nancy Shoenecker
Larry Voxel
Rachel Whitemann
Michael Brown
Dodge City
Rod Lemon
Galesburg
Doug Dixon
Tulsa
Maple Leaf Tea Room
John Firmorris
Nancy Brown
Fitzmorris
Archie Ringenburger
Manhattan
New
Mrs
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Alice
Larry Lade
WWI
Ida Barracks
Roscoe Offenbacker
Bill Cline
Harmony Unit
Neosho River
US 59
William Trammel
Kim McGuffey
Ezell Nelson
Eau Claire
Claire
Canada
America
United States
South America
Central America
North America
Mexico
Lansing
U.S
Nathan Holes
Flag
Mee
Haggar Doubleknit
Ultimate Comfort
Foster
East Main
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