Joy Conn Weds Thomas W Thurman in First Methodist Ceremony
The wedding of Joy Conn and Thomas W Thurman was held Saturday at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Duff Wagoner officiating the double ring ceremony at 2 p.m. The bride wore a floor length white satin gown with Chantilly lace and a chapel train, carrying yellow tea roses. Attendants included maid of honor Mrs. Robert Hulteen and bridesmaid Sheila Conn, both sisters of the bride, in yellow dotted Swiss and organza. The groom was supported by best man John Harrison and groomsman Eugene McClure, with candle lighters Gary Butcher and Randy Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Conn
Thomas W. Thurman
First Methodist Church
Duff Wagoner
Pat Conn
Pat Thurman
Eric
James Lusk
Nada Wagoner
Robert Hulteen
Sheila Conn
Michael Hulteen
Cynthia Hulteen
Miss Hulteen
Phyllis Baker
Benedict
Nellie Stites
Altoona
Connie Smalley
Topeka
Laurie Norris
David Stitt
Sandy Heady
Nancy Dunham
Arlene McKinnie
Gleniie Neptune
Fredonia
Susan Blair
Chicago
Jim Kelly
Prairie Village
Bob Curran
Denney Rucker Nuptials at Thayer
Linda Louise Denney and John Rucker wed in Thayer Christian church in a 2 PM ceremony. Seated guests included numerous relatives from Altoona and nearby towns as Rev. Leonard Leake officiated. The reception followed in the church basement with a five tier cake and yellow rose decor. They plan to reside west of Thayer after a short wedding trip.
Thurman and Thurman wed with Er ie reception plans revealed
The bride and groom hosted a ceremony with family in attendance. The bride wore green and white sheer with white accessories while the mother of the groom chose pale green with a matching jacket. Guests included Janie Biele at the guest book and Moby Gallagher with Suzan Ranz at the gift table. After a wedding trip to the Ozarks the couple will reside in Erie and Thurman will farm near Erie.
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Bernita Bean
Kathy Hastings
Simi
Calif
Maurene White
Turlock
Mrs. Rucker
Thayer
Altoona Rural High School
Leverenz
Ken Malson
Janie Biele
Moby Gallagher
Suzan Ranz
Tish Niver
Sandra Wood
Erie
Ozarks
Thurman
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Bowker Stephens Vows In Baptist Church Ceremony
Sharon Kay Bowker and Kenneth Edward Stephens exchanged wedding vows in the Baptist Church at Sharon Springs on Sunday. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kline Bowker of Simla Colorado. Stephens is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCollum of Sharon Springs, formerly of Chanute. Attending were Mrs. Floyd Tasche and Sheryl of Petrolia and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Murrow of Iola. The couple will reside in Hutchinson where Stephens works for the J and S Scale Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Kay Bowker
Kenneth Edward Stephens
Sharon Springs
Kline Bowker
Simla
Colo
Dale McCollum
Chanute
Floyd Tasche
Sheryl
Petrolia
Leonard Murrow
Iola
Hutchinson
Stephens
J and S. Scale Company
Ladies of Elks Close Season
The last meeting of the season for the Ladies of Elks was held in the Elks Club room Tuesday night. Mrs. Neal Munger led a brief business session. Members played games and Mrs. Robert Heaton won the door prize. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Gilbert McKee, Mrs. Gerald Thompson, and Mrs. George Butler. A covered dish dinner is planned for September 21.
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Ladies of Elks
Elks Club
Neal Munger
Robert Heaton
Gilbert McKee
Gerald Thompson
George Butler
Heady Higgins Nuptials at Erie
Linda Sue Heady daughter of Mr and Mrs Blaine Heady and Robert Higgins son of Mr and Mrs Le Roy Higgins Prairie Village were married at First Christian Church Erie The ceremony featured an organ prelude by Mrs Lewis Heady and a gown of silk organza with Venice lace The reception followed at the church with a four tier cake served by Mrs Buford Fisher and Janice Collins The couple reside in Kansas City Kan
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Erie
Linda Sue Heady
Blaine Heady
Robert Higgins
LeRoy Higgins
Prairie Village
First Christian Church
Glenn Crosby
Lewis Heady
Venice
Buford Fisher
Janice Collins
Bob Curran
Kansas City
Kan
Memorial Service Notice by Canton Neosho Valley No 8
A joint memorial service was held by Canton Neosho Valley No 8 and Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant Tuesday evening in the IOOF hall with Mrs. E. E. Biggs presiding. Attendees came from Iola Fort Scott and Chanute. Refreshments were served. Plans were announced for a July picnic in Fort Scott.
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Canton Neosho Valley No. 8 and
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarch Militant
IOOF
E. E. Biggs
Fort Scott
Iola
Chanute
Mrs. Loveall Presides For Cosmetologists
The Chanute Cosmetologists Club met Monday night at the Mari-Gold Beauty Shop. Vad na Tolan demonstrated a color rinse for members including Goldine Smith and Pearl Loveall as models. Eleven members attended. Mildred Gerken and Brenda Coots were named chairman and co chairman of national beauty salon week, Charlotte Colborn named delegate to the national convention in St Louis in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Cosmetologists Club
Vadna Tolan
Goldine Smith
Pearl Loveall
Agnes Zimmerman
Mildred Gerken
Mrs. Loveall
Mary Booe
Leona Wittich
St. Louis
Picnic in Highland by Wesleyan Guild
A Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church held a picnic in Highland Park with 30 members attending. Guests included Amber O'Dell and three named hosts. The missionary education committee led by Freda Betts organized the event and Mrs. Forrest Richardson presided at the business session. The next meeting is set for August 20 in Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Amber O'Dell
Ray Russell
William Babb
Missionary Education Committee
Freda Betts
Forrest Richardson
Reunion of Schools Held in Highland Park
A reunion of Orcutt Bow man Garfield Mount Zion Oak Grove Rush and Leanna Schools was held in Highland Park Sunday. A basket dinner was served at 12 30 Roy Claus gave the blessing Calvin Herford presided at the business meeting and a memorial service was given by Mrs Etta Hanson for those who died during the year. Prayer was given by Mrs Henry Alford Readings were given by Winnie Russell Mrs Myrtle Fletcher Mable Thornton and Mrs Nellie Stevens.
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Orcutt
Bowman
Garfield
Mount Zion
Oak Grove
Rush
Leanna
Highland Park
Roy Claus
Calvin Herford
Etta Hanson
Henry Alford
Winnie Russell
Myrtle Fletcher
Mable Thornton
Nellie Stevens
McCoy Family Holds Eighth Annual Reunion at Highland Park
The McCoy family gathered for their eighth annual reunion at Highland Park with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Sam and wife, Leo Booe, John McCoy, Lawrence McCoy, and many other relatives from Chanute Humboldt Wheaton Parsons Fredonia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McCoy
Highland Park
Leo Booe
John McCoy
Lawrence McCoy
Sherry
Sandra
Clifford McCoy
Debra
Raymond
Orlie McCoy
Jean
Chanute
Fred McCoy
Anita
Ralph McCoy
Eric
George Lopeman
Pam
James
Gary
Humboldt
Glen Terrill
Susan
Stuart
Wheaton
Gerald McCoy
Parsons
Don Speaks
Shelley
Sonya
Clint
Fredonia
Chanute Tribune Briefs June 16 1965
Local column notes brief updates from Chanute and surrounding area. Items include community happenings, parade planning, and municipal announcements with dates and involved organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune Pa
Kansets Family Picnic and Local Club Meetings
Social calendar lists Kansettes Family Picnic at Santa Fe Park north shelter June 17 at 6 p.m. Friendly Neighbors Club with Mabel Thornton in Erie at 1:30 p.m. Town and Country HD Unit at Santa Fe Park 1:30 p.m. Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting at Methodist Church scout room 9 a.m. Rural Grange and Rural Homemakers plus Forget-Me-Not HD Units at north shelterhouse Santa Fe Park 1:30 p.m. Thursday bridge club at Mrs. D. B. Mitchell 216 S Larson 1:30 p.m. June 17. Neosho Valley HD Unit at 1406 S Highland 2 p.m. Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple with covered dish supper 6:30–7:30 p.m. Past Presidents LA to B of RT W. W. Diet Club at Sawyer Hall 1:20 p.m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at Country Club 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Friendly Neighbors Club
Mabel Thornton
Erie
Methodist Church Scout Room
Rural Grange Meeting
Rural Homemakers
Bridge Club
D. B. Mitchell
Larson
Neosho Valley
Jim McCoy
Golden Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
W. W
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Pink Cream Cheese Spread From Beat Cream Cheese
Small fry can enjoy a pink cheese spread made by beating cream cheese with a drop or two of red food coloring. Use on bread or crackers for a fun colorful treat.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas W.thurman
Drisdell
S. Central
Dakota
Badlands
Chanute Memorial Auditorium
Bob Poole
Klaudt
Amnl
Vernons
Denney-Rucker
Ronnie Olinger
Kelly Starkbuck
Craig Johnson
Gridley
Linda
John
Orville Morrison
Carl Stiles
Linda Norris
Rebecca Stiles
George Hastings
Fiossie Denney
Ethel de Witt
Wichita
E. Ll. Peterson
Claremore
Okla
Jay Dee Shrum
Jay
Leota Hornbee
Harry C. Rucker
Ann Morrison
Arno Crawshaw
Donna
Kenneth Frankenberg
Rebecca
Gene Riggle
Debbie
Connie
Bod Williams
Marvin Johnson
Craig
Joe
Mary Greer
Lewis Shrum
Galesboro
Mikchee Smaily
G. P. Lennitter
Helen Buchman
Mar
George Martin
Art van Wallagnem
Frank J. Rakija
Elmer Kottman
Clarence Obenhaus
Doris Shelihorn
Wilbur Thurman
Herbert Sears
William F. Thurman
Leland Raney
Harold Barnhart
Jim Dussilier
Shawnee
John R. Harrison
Emporia
Myrtle Boren
Clark Potter
Council Grove
Lincoln & Walnot
Dacron
Bestform
Z.uu
Highland
Wesleyan Guild
McCoy
Dad
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
Chanute, Kans
Dial Tribune
Charlie
Dean
Doan
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