Junod Open House Marks 50th Bath Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Louis J Junod of 506 S Ashby will celebrate their Bath wedding anniversary Sunday with a 3 to 5 pm reception in the educational building of First United Methodist Church. He retires after 44 years with a telephone company and is a World War I veteran in the 35th division. Both long active in Masonic and civic groups. she volunteers with Girl Scouts and church women’s society.
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Louis J. Junod
S. Ashby
Bath
First United Methodist Church
Junods
Junod
Cedar Lodge
Fort Scott
American Legion
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Golden Shrine
White Shrine of
Indian bread and civic efforts highlighted by Vila Extension Unit
Vila Extension Unit members made Indian fried bread at Mrs. Elmer Andersons home with Ruth WinterRond supervising. The meeting covered recipes, immunization drives, and donations to hospitals, plus awards and anniversaries for the Junod and Morris families.
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Vila Homebuilders Extension Homemakers Unit
Elmer Anderson
Ruth Winterrond
Sue
Social Calendar Listings for June Events
Community groups schedule meetings and activities from Thursday through Friday June 16. Includes Friendly Neighbors Club, Sweet Adelines, Rural Grange, United Transportation Union events, Homemakers units, Rainbow Extension, Chanute bridge, Golden Shrine supper, Neosho Valley Homemakers, and Senior Citizens luncheons with ride details. Addresses and times vary by group.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
Ralph Baker
Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Town and Country Extension Homemakers Unit
Highland Park
Rural Grange
United Transportation Union
Carpenters Hall
W. Malcolm
Chaincomers Welcome Wagon Club
First National Bank
Rural Homemakers Extension Homemakers Unit
Public
Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit
Lanah Wilson
S. Grant
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Chanute
Central Park Building
Mementos And DIY Solutions In A Busy Home
Readers share frugal notes on preserving keepsakes using loose leaf binder covers to store certificates and photos. A sewing tip shows reversible trunks for kids and turning old pants into hot shorts. A TV reminder hack uses cellophane tape to keep favorite programs in view.
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Heloise
K. E. Schlegel
Chanute Graduates Return as Nurses at Neosho Memorial
Two Chanute women, Stephanie LaRocca and Mary Jo Winkler, work at Neosho Memorial Hospital after nursing studies at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Denver. Both are Chanute High School graduates class of 1969. LaRocca won the Spirit of Mercy award at graduation. Their families attended the Denver exercises.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Denver, Colo
Stephanie LaRocca
Mary Jo Winkler
Chanute High School
LaRocca
Denver
Immaculate Conception Cathedral
First Methodist WSCS Hears Church Worker
Katherine Cobb outlines Twin Valley Parish work as a community worker for nine churches in Altoona Benedict Buffalo Coyville Fall River Fredonia High Prairie New Albany and Toronto She assists elderly groups youth outdoor study and four day camps under a nine member steering committee and district superintendent Richard Johnson Parsons The meeting opened with poems prayers and devotions and an invitation to a 50th wedding anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Louis Junod
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Katherine Cobb
Fredonia
Twin Valley
First United Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Miss Cobb
Altoona
Benedict
Buffalo
Coyville
Fall River
High Prairie
New Albany
Toronto
Board of Missions
Richard Johnson
Parsons
United Brethren Women Discuss Missionary Calling
The United Brethren Women Missionary Association met in the church annex with 14 members and a guest. Mrs. Randy Jordan reviewed A New Handbook for Missionaries and outlined The Challenge and The Missionary. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Jennie Cooklow and Mrs. Elmer Mathews.
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Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Randy Jordan
United Brethren
Jennie Cooklow
Elmer Mathews
Michelle Barnhart
Debating Light Use and Nagging in Marriage
Dear Ann Landers answers about whether leaving lights on saves bulbs and explains incandescent life vs on off use. She also addresses a letter about nagging in marriage, advising patience, discretion, and managing in law tensions to preserve harmony.
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Dear Ann Landers
Linda
Con Edison
Ann Landers
Wally
Steve
Libertyville
Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Partial reader instruction urges calling the Tribune carrier if missed, or dial 431-0660 at 5 30 pm for assistance. The text presents a broadcast style notice about delivery contact options.
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Tribune
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Wilson County
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