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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1977

Page

4

Salina Couple Diana Martin and George Erbacher Married in Salina

Diana Louise Martin of Salina and George E. Erbacher of Kansas City Kansas wed at St. Mary's Church Salina on Saturday. The bride, a special education teacher, is a Tescott High School and Fort Hays graduate. The groom, a second year medical student, attended St. Francis Seminary and other schools. The ceremony included maid of honor Darlene Martin and bridesmaid Debra Martin, with Jerry Malone as best man. The couple resides at 3200 Orville Kansas City Kansas.

Diana Louise Martin S. Highland George E. Erbacher Kansas City Kan St. Mary's Catholic Church Salina ANW Iota Tescott High School Fort Hays State University Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine St. Francis Seminary Victoria St. Fidelis College Herman, Pa University of Colorado Boulder Darlene Martin Debra Martin Jerry Malone James Blume David Dean Martin Chris Dan Erbacher John E. Martin Tescott Earl A Erbacher Greeley Cole M. L. Erbacher Hays

Eye enucleation training begins for Kansas morticians

Kansas morticians completed the first state eye enucleation training at KU Medical Center in Kansas City to remove eyes for corneal transplants when physicians are unavailable. The program aims to reduce donor wait times, with next of kin consent required and eye banks operated by IOOF Lodge with Lions Clubs support.

Kurt Johnson Chanute Mortician Morticians Johnson University of Iowa Eye Bank Kansas Iowa Kansas Funeral Directors Association Florida KU Medical Center Kansas City Kan John Hunkeler L. L. Hyde Ioof Lodge Lions Clubs Topeka Wichita Odd Fellows Lodges

Feminine and fluffy forecast for fashions

Fashion houses describe the fall and winter outlook as soft and feminine. Light fabrics allow layering with puff sleeves and balloon skirts, while menswear keeps a pinstripe edge but softened by fuller skirts and body conscious jackets. Hemlines stay below the knees.

Former Chanute resident named director of Topeka youth center

Milton E. Jackson of Topeka, a former Chanute resident, has been named director of the Child Care Service Youth Center in Topeka. He previously served 11 years at the center, rising from cottage parent to supervisor, and now oversees 100 employees across 11 buildings with a new structure under construction and an average student population of 180.

Chanute Milton E. Jackson Topeka Jackson Boys Industrial School Chanute High School Neosho County

Chanute VFW and Auxiliary Honored at State Convention

Cecil J. Meeker Post 1654 VFW and Auxiliary received multiple honors at the 57th department VFW convention and 50th state auxiliary meeting in Topeka. Rh. D. Tresner was elected state commander, Wilmetta Sternes state auxiliary president, and Martha Fitch appointed 3rd district president. Chanute members earned 100 percent membership and 24 years of continuous membership along with various awards for community service, rehabilitation, and National Home programs.

Cecil J. Meeker Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Department VFW State Auxiliary Topeka Martha Fitch Matilde Allen Rh. D. Tresner Arkansas City Wilmetta Sternes Galena Bernice Bergen Warren Fitch Chanute Post Cleo Barnhart Antonie Catterson Chanute Auxiliary Chanute Post and Auxiliary Chanute

Look of the Street Shapes Two Centuries of Fashion

Robert Riley of the Fashion Institute of Technology fronts a summer exhibit titled The Look 1765 to present. He says youth drive current fashion, standing apart from Paris and New York designers, with wear-from-the-street influences and less emphasis on corsetry as styles evolved toward casual dress today. The show displays over 70 costumes and accessories tracing trends from 1765 to now through Sept. 24.

New York UPI Robert Riley Fifth Avenue Riley Paris Rome Fashion Institute of Technology Fashion Institute

Johnson Family Reunion At United Methodist Church

Descendants of the late Mr and Mrs Hugh Johnson gathered for a reunion at the United Methodist Church with Mrs Marion Elder as hostess. A covered dish dinner was shared at noon by about 20 guests.

STARK Hugh Johnson United Methodist Church Marion Elder

Two Loaves Rye Sandwich Bread Recipe

How to bake two large rye loaves with ginger yeast rise, rye flour, molasses and spices. Mix doughs, combine, knead, rise, shape into long loaves, bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes, then brush with butter and cool.

Odense Celebrates 23rd Homecoming With Guests

The Odense School 23rd annual homecoming drew 59 attendees including Esther Erickson and Gladys Nelson former teachers. Highlights included saxophone by Dean Hiebert and reminiscences by Gladys Nelson while Verle Nelson recalled Odense’s 1898 log building origins. The 24th annual event is set for June 4, 1978.

Odense Dean Hiebert Sheryl Hawkinson Melvin Johnson Larry Lindberg Gladys Nelson Verle Nelson Odense School Big Creek Arkansas Lavenburg

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