Berthots Celebrate 50 Years in Chanute Open House
Mr and Mrs Charlie J Berthot of 423 S Katy mark a golden wedding anniversary after 50 years in Chanute They wed May 12 1909 at Sacred Heart Emporia The couple has five children 20 grandchildren and both are members of St Patrick Church He has owned a local planing mill since before 1904 and bought it in 1922
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Chanute
Charlie J. Berthot
S. Katy
Berthot
Emporia
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Berthold
OFM
Berthol
Lena Chandler
H. Howard Hollenshead
Paul C. Ronniger
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chester S
Tribune
Dear Ann Landers Column Sparks Reader Tutelage
A Chanute Tribune column delivers letters and advice segments from Ann Landers. Readers discuss personal dramas including engagement age gaps and inheritances with legal questions about stepchildren and estates.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Couple Plans August Vows
Mr and Mrs R D Whitesitt of St Louis announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn Elaine to Roger Dean Ashcraft of Erie son of Mr and Mrs Duaine Ashcraft They will wed August 22 at First Congregational Church Webster Groves Mo Miss Whitesitt attends Kansas State College Pittsburg majoring in elementary education Ashcraft attends Pittsburg State College majoring in drafting They plan to live in Joplin next year with Kathryn teaching elementary there
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R. D. Whitesitt
St. Louis
Kathryn Elaine
Roger Dean Ashcraft
Erie
Duaine Ashcraft
First Congregational Church
Webster Groves
Miss Whitesitt
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Alpha Gamma Delta Social Sorority
Ashcraft
Pittsburg State College
Joplin
Ruth Burdick Hosts Forget Me Not Demonstration Unit
Ruth Burdick of Chanute acted as hostess for the Forget Me Not Home Demonstration Unit on Tuesday. The event drew local residents and showcased home use tips and product demonstrations.
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Ruth Burdick
Social Calendar of Friday Events in Chanute and Nearby
Social calendar lists multiple gatherings across towns. Jane Wilson class at First Methodist Church at 10 am, Dorothea L. Dix tent DAV Memorial building. Confraternity of Christian Mothers at St Patricks School 2:30 pm. Scotch Foursome Chanute Country Club 7:30 pm. Golden Shrine Masonic Temple covered dish 6:30 pm ceremonial and luncheon. Rebeken Lodge Eastburn 110 Grant birthday luncheon 12 noon. Neosho Valley HDU RP 2 2 pm Thornburg HD. Mrs Carroll Poiger rural Altoona 2 pm. Do Si Do Square Dance club Alcott School 2 pm. Chanute Country Club annual spring dance Joe Ricovito 9 pm.
Local club enjoys lesson on Basic Breads and fiction trip
Mrs Wayne Taylor presided as six members and guest Mrs Amanda Sparks answered a prompt. Recreation led by Mrs Rex King with trophy to Mrs Holman. Mrs Charles Tyler won the door prize. Two breads graded on score sheets. gluten balls made from two flours compared. Refreshments served. Next meeting with Mrs Rex King on July 21.
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Wayne Taylor
Amanda Sparks
Cliff Holman
Rex King
Holman
Charles Tyler
New Ambassador for Christ Taught at Big Creek Meeting
Mrs Lloyd Whitworth led the Big Creek Women's Society of Christian Service session with assistance from Mmes Wyr Roberts Plyle McGulley and Harry Briley. President Mrs Clyde Russell opened with a race relations and school missions letter. Devotions by Mrs Robert Johnson. Ice cream social planned for July 7. Officers training set for July 14 at 1 30 pm at the church.
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Big Creek
Lloyd Whitworth
Wilson Class Party At Methodist Church
A Wilson class party of the First Methodist church was held in the Fellowship hall on Wednesday evening. The program included opening prayer by Mrs. W. E. Wilson, group singing led by Mrs. A A. Miller with accompaniment by Mrs. Hazel Slane Ida Kernan gave devotions, and Mary Truitt announced a Teen Canteen program. Guests included Mrs. Pearl Daigh of Russell and Mrs. George Lafean of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Livingston and another group served refreshments to 45 members and guests seated at tables with garden flowers.
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Wilson
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
W. E. Wilson
Jed
A A. Miller
Hazel Slane
Ida Kernan
Mary Truitt
Memers
Teen Canteen
Pearl Daigh
Russell
George Lafean
Pittsburgh
Livingston
A. V. McLaren
Newland Babcock wed in Miami Oklahoma on June 7
Nelda Lou Newland granddaughter of Mrs. Cora McKinney Erie and Charles Rhea Babcock son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Babcock Thayer wed in Miami Oklahoma June 7. Bride’s aunt uncle Jack McKinney and her twin Nedra Sue Newland attended. Babcock a 1956 Chanute High School graduate. Newland a 1957 Erie High School graduate. He works for LaRue Brothers Construction Co. They reside at 301 1/2 East Second Chanute.
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Nelda Lou Newland
Cora McKinney
Erie
Charles Rhea Babcock
Roy Babcock
Thayer
Miami
Okla
Jack McKinney
Nedra Sue Newland
Babcock
Erie High School
Chanute High School
LaRue Brothers Construction Co
Max LaRue
Chanute
Chanute Woman Engaged to Kansas State College Student
Karen Sue Browning of Moran is engaged to Thomas Eugene Moriarty son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Moriarty. Browning attended the University of Kansas and Kansas State College Pittsburg and works as a secretary for Bell Telephone in Topeka. Moriarty is a senior at Kansas State College Pittsburg with a fall wedding planned.
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Karen Sue Browning
Thomas Eugene Moriarty
W. C. Browning
Moran
Moriarty
Raymond Moriarty
S. Santa Joe
4-H Club News On Up and Atom Cook ing Class
The Up and Atom 4 11 Club cook ing class met Tuesday at 101 N. Forest the home of Mrs. Robert Lassman The meeting was brought to order by president Charlene Edwards Minutes read by secretary Carol Ogden Projects were discussed
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Robert Lassman
N. Forest
Charlene Edwards
Carol Ogden
Buffalo Boosters 4 Club Holds Beginners Sewing Session
The Buffalo Boosters 4 Club beginners sewing class met at leader Mrs. O R Chapman home on June 15 at 2 p m. Loretta Carlson demonstrated apron gathering while Mrs Chapman showed seam finishes and blouse assembly. Judging covered five classes. refreshments by Susie and Sally Jones for five members one leader and three mothers. Next meeting set for June 23 at 2 p.m.
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Buffalo Boosters 4 Club
O. R. Chapman
Loretta Carlson
Jolly Go-Getters 4H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Jolly Go-Getters 4H Club met June 11 at Odense school with Mrs. Rose Leadstrom presiding. Nancy Rice and Carol Carson demonstrated chocolate syrup, Linda Rice and Berva Rost demonstrated chicken salad. Eight members and three adults attended. refreshments were served. The next meeting is June 18 at the school.
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Jolly Go-Getters
Odense School
Rose Leadstrom
Nancy Rice
Carol Carson
Linda Rice
Berva Rost
Second McCoy Picnic In Highland Park
The second annual McCoy picnic was held Sunday in Highland Park with guests Mr and Mrs Clifford McCoy Raymond Ken and Debra The gathering also included Mr and Mrs Marvin Wolfe and Larry.
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McCoy
Highland Park
Clifford McCoy
Raymond
Ken
Debra
Marvin Wolfe
Larry
Local Names Placed In Community Social List
The fragment lists numerous individuals and couples such as Connie, Mr and Mrs Wayne Butcher, Donna, Stuart and Bruce with families, Mr and Mrs Leo Herron, Gary, Randy and Rus, Mr and Mrs Lawrence McCoy, Virginia, Nelva, Sherry and Sandra, Mr and Mrs Orlie McCoy and Jean, Mr and Mrs Fred McCoy, Carol, Anita and Dallas, Mr and Mrs Ralph McCoy and Kay, Mr and Mrs Ed King, Eddie, Melvern and Mike, Mrs Viola Lopeman and John McCoy.
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Connie
Wayne Butcher
Donna
Stuart
Bruce
Leo Herron
Gary
Randy
Rus
Lawrence McCoy
Virginia
Nelva
Sherry
Sandra
Orlie McCoy
Jean
Fred McCoy
Carol
Forrest
Anita
Dallas
Ralph McCoy
Kay
Ed King
Eddie
Melvern
Mike
Viola Lopeman
John McCoy
Low Score Putts Rule Ladies Day At Chanute Club
Chanute Country club hosted Ladies Day with 33 participants. Mrs. Robert Allen chaired as championship winner low score 38, Mrs. Rex Truitt took low putts 12, plus multiple flight winners and a three way tie for low putts at 22.
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Chanute Country Club
Robert Allen
Allen
Low
Rex Truitt
Lo- Tene Carson
John Nation
F. G. Hooker
Jay Tabor
Carl Stevens
David McCune
James Evans
Chanute
Charles Fussman
Humboldt
Fred Hiller
C. E. Bestel
Glen Hatfield
Nation
Women’s Golf Assn
Frank Oberg
Clay Center
Tabor
Mrs. Kimmey Honors F. B. Carpenters
Mrs. W. M. Kimmey of Erie hosted a Silver Grill dinner Sunday night in honor of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Carpenter. Attending were Ray Lowe and spouse, Elwin Welbaum and daughter, J C Lusk and spouse, Virgil A Kimmey and spouse, Reeve Kimmey, Jack McPherson, Dr. Fred Shaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of Chanute.
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W. M. Kimmey
Erie
Silver Grill
F. B. Carpenter
Chanute
Ray Lowe
Elwin Welbaum
Mary Lynn
Pittsburg
J. C. Lusk
Wellington
Virgil A. Kimmey
St. Louis
Reeve Kimmey
Kansas City
Jack McPherson
Council Bluff
Iowa
Fred Shaw
Carpenter
Chanule
Mrs Arthur Carlson Hosts Bound to Win Class Meeting
Mrs Arthur Carlson hosted the Bound to Win class of the Evangelical United Brothers church at 216 S Wilson. Devotions by Mrs Claude Carver included Our Brothers Keeper from Lookout. poems were read. President Mrs Frank Percy led the vote to drop the planned cooked food sale. Bible quiz by Mrs Edna Hall. Refreshments served to 18 members and five guests. Attendees included Mrs Effie Fritz Mrs George Vining Mr Robert Norstedt and Mr Orval Rose of Chanute and Mr James Barker of Abilene Texas.
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Evangelical United Brothers Church
Arthur Carlson
S. Wilson
Claude Carver
Lookout Magazine
Frank Percy
Edna Hall
Mmes Effie Fritz
George Vining
Robert Norstedt
Orval Rose
Chanute
James Barker
Abilene
Tex
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C. J. Berthots
SEARS
Charlie
Thesepchildren
Jimmy
Welcher
Kathryn Elaine Whitesiit
Jane
Alcott
Gamble
Tecumseh
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Gamiler
Methodist Church
Newland-Babcock
Comfort
Naff & Bolze
W. Main
Linda Lassman
N. Evergreen
Buffalo Boosters
Mrs. Kimmey
F. B. Carpenters
Dan River
Gua Lieye
Penney
Dacron
Wee
Dad
Pat Boone
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