Wulf-Borghardt Wed in Humboldt
Sylvia Wulf of Humboldt and Carl Truman Borghardt of Lamar Missouri wed at St Peter's Lutheran Humboldt in a 4 pm ceremony. The couple, both graduates and teachers, plan to live in Topeka after June 20.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
3
Sylvia Wulf of Humboldt and Carl Truman Borghardt of Lamar Missouri wed at St Peter's Lutheran Humboldt in a 4 pm ceremony. The couple, both graduates and teachers, plan to live in Topeka after June 20.
The VFW Auxiliary met in the Memorial Building with 36 members and one guest, Mrs. Elizabeth Saeger. Officers and chairmen reported on cancer dressings, sewing kits, flags distribution to churches, tent frame painting, and a Tobacco fund gift. The group reviewed the Hutchinson convention, and the next meeting on June 27 will honor spring birth days.
Mrs Dale Painter captured first with a 34 in handicap play at Ladies Day golf. Jean Ashley was second with 36, Mrs Bill Bodley and Mrs Robert Allen tied for third with 37, followed by Mrs Frank Gibson at 38 and Mrs Lorene Carson at 39. Mrs C A Wood had the low putts and Mrs Frank Shaffer the high putts. Twenty five golfers and twenty five beginners played under Pat Conn with Mrs F G Hooker as chairman. Lorene Carson announced plans for the SEK meet in Chanute on June 28.
Mrs. Joe Sutcliffe hosted the Modern Mothers Club coffee Tuesday morning assisted by Mrs. Edward Blair. Mrs. Carl Tribble was elected a new member as fourteen members attended.
Friday June 17 events include past presidents of LA te af RT, Airs Jr. Purviance at 1 pm near 1073 N Herien, Golden Shrine No & Masonic Temple. Saturday June 18 items cover quilting at Methodist church, Daughters of Union Veterans memorials, Confraternity of Christian Mothers at 7 pm, Scotch Foursome at Country Club, and charity coffees at Mary Pulliam’s home. Community gatherings occur at Sawyer Hall, Episcopal church, and shelter house WN Santa Fe with a family picnic. hospital and home demonstrator activities noted.
The Associated Press reports spring lamb dominates weekend specials with plentiful supply for the first time since fall. Leg of lamb leads counters in New York City Baltimore Detroit and Los Angeles with prices down up to six cents a pound. Beefsteak ham and sirloin steak show mixed moves while fish egg prices fall slightly.
Billie Solomon was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls Chanute Assembly No. 63. Retiring Worthy Advisor Mary Wood, with officers Jane Evans Deedra Lucas Karen Kreider and others serving in roles such as charity hope faith chaplain drill leader and immortality. Installation occurred on June 5.
A birthday party hosted by Mrs. Carl Shrimplin at 602 E. 15th honored Johnny Shrimplin age 4 Rodger Christmas age 11 and Mrs Gary Mack and Mrs Lloyd Christmas Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Christmas Rodger Lynn Ricky Mr and Mrs Gary Mock Mr and Mrs Leo Mock Jenifer and Johnny and Carla Shrimplin.
In a 1968 letter column a reader seeks guidance after marital strain and past disclosures. Ann Landers urges forgiveness and medical care, advises against dwelling on the past, and cautions a mother to enforce bedtime boundaries with a child found in her parents’ bed.
Sub Debs met Tuesday evening at Sharon Cooper’s home with 35 members. Mary Truitt presided, a Bright Fund donation was given, and Cynthia Rector was introduced as new sponsor. Next meeting set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Roma Turner’s home.
The Sam McCoy family held its third annual reunion Sunday in Highland Park with a noon picnic. Youths later enjoyed boating on Santa Fe Lake. Attendees included numerous McCoys and relatives from Chanute and Fredonia, with several couples listed by name.
Marilyn Mull a KU senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mull 420 N Steuben is on the 1960 spring honor roll alongside 49 others with straight A records. Jack W Kensinger son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Kensinger 621 W Main is among 425 honor roll receivers.
The Soviet Union plans a show trial for American U2 pilot Francis G. Powers in early July possibly not on July 4. Officials say Powers confessed to espionage in the U2 downed over Sverdlovsk May 1. The American Embassy reports requests to view Powers denied.
A trip was abruptly canceled on June 4 amid unclear reasons. A friend said Powers reported receiving orders not to travel, while the State Department insisted it had given no instructions to Powers.
A meeting of all managers and assistant managers in the Major Minor and Pee Wee leagues is called for tomorrow night at the VFW clubrooms to discuss rules and resolve early season problems. League officers also said more umpires are still needed.
Dr Leonard W Larson of Bismarck North Dakota, a leading pathologist, was named president elect of the American Medical Association at the Miami Beach meeting. The appointment places him as a top candidate to lead the national medical group in the coming year.
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