Umbarger-Wiggans Nuptials at First Christian Church
The ceremony for Carolyn Umbarger and Robert Wiggans, officiated by Rev. LaMoine Waldron, took place Sunday at 2:30 PM in Chanute Kansas with a pink and white gladioli altar. Attendants included Susan Young and Shirley Umbarger, maid of honor and bridesmaid, as guests from Chanute and nearby towns attended the reception at 302 S. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Umbarger
Milford Drisdeil
E. L. Umbarger
Ralph Garvin
Robert Wiggans
C. M. Neff
Kay Baker
Charles Wig-Sharon Bussman
Rayahan Kengans
Shelia Rains
First Christian Church
LaMoine Waldron
Evelyn Ann Dormois
Myrna Rains
Susan Young
Shirley Umbarger
Dick Carlburg
Bob Jeffers
Norman Youngberg
Bill Youngberg
Chanute High School
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Freete Construction Co
Guy Umbarger
Earlton
Melvin Tedstrom
Mound Valley
Boughton
Bernard Ferrar
Verne Kay
Bob Adams
Ruel Youngberg
Garnett
Manhattan
Johnson
Lander's Misunderstood In Advice on Drinking
A letter column reveals readers misread Ann Landers guidance on drinking husbands. Messages show fear of drunken driving, marital strain, and accusations of bias as responses discuss husbands, wives, and home life with mixed praise and anger.
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Lander
Social Calendar Highlights Diverse Community Groups Activities
June 2 events include Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant and Rainbow for Girls at Masonic venues, Christian Women's Fellowship at a Christian church, and several church and club gatherings. A Busy June 22 BPW dinner at the Tioga Hotel is announced alongside local sewing and home demonstration clubs and church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Christian Women's Fellowship
Christian Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenter's Hall
Tioga Hotel
Bert Cox
Sunflower Home
Zelma Ogden
Evergreen
Wilson
United Presbyterian Women
Presbyterian Church
Center Ridge WSWS Meets for Lesson Study Unity Our Job
Center Ridge WSWS held a Wednesday session with Mrs Curtis Carlson presiding. Ten members attended as Mrs Anna Carlson led the lesson Unity Is Our Job. Refreshments followed, and the July meeting will be hosted by Mrs E A Pauli at 419 N Highland. Dianthus commonly known as Sweet William is a hardy carnation family plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
WSWS
Maxine Stoll
Curtis Carlson
Anna Carlson
E. A. Pauli
N. Highland
Dianthus
Sweet William
McLaren Pate Engagement Announced for Early Spring
Joyce Nadine McLaren, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen C McLaren of 703 S Plummer, will wed John Leon Pate, son of Mr and Mrs Carl L Pate of 1119 S Highland. Both families and institutions named, with education and career details, noting Pate as a civilian engineer at Hill Air Force Base in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen C. McLaren
S. Plummer
Joyce Nadine
John Leon Pate
Carl L. Pate
S. Highland
Miss McLaren
Chanute Senior
Emporia State College
Emporia
Pate
Chanute
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Hill Air Force Base
Odgen
Utah
Hospital Auxiliary In Coffee Meeting
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met Friday at Sawyer Hall Episcopal church for coffee. President Mrs Gordon Barker and social chairman Mrs LeRoy Barker led the event with Mrs Henry Myers pouring. In business, 64 organizations and 120 individual memberships were reported and 46 gray ladies provided 1073 hours in 1959. The group formed the Cherry Red to operate a volunteer snack bar and gift shop at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sawyer Hall
Episcopal Church
Gordon Barker
LeRoy Barker
Henry Myers
Ebur Schultz
C. L. Wampler
Einstein Quote On Time Futures
The quote from Albert Einstein states he does not worry about the future, believing it arrives quickly and inevitable rather than as a distant plan. It reflects a philosophy of living in the present and accepting progress as it comes.
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Albert Einstein
Best Yet 4H Club Hosts Ever Ready Guests
The Fair field school venue hosted the 4H Club with Ever Ready 4H Club as guests. The program featured group singing, project talks on pigs and New Zealand rabbits, demonstrations, music appreciation, health and safety talks, parliamentary problems, and a cord repair demo. Sydney Naughton and Danny Fickel reported on a trip to Roundup. Susie Fickel spoke on music camp. A tour is planned for July 27. Carol Berthot and Neil Feld led recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield School
Billie Marie Whitworth
Marlene Feld
Tommy Ehmke
New Zealand
Billie Whitworth
Larry Rensing
Carol Berthot
Martha McCoy
Danny Fickel
Bill Ehmke
Sydney Naughton
Roundup
Susie Fickel
Neil Feld
Fifteen Couples Compete in Scotch Foursomes at Country Club
Fifteen couples met at the Country Club Friday evening for Scotch foursomes. Chairs were Jay Tabor and Mrs F G Hooker. Winners were Mrs Rex Truitt and C A Wood. Runners up were Mrs F G Hooker and Dave McCune, Dr and Mrs EF Morris, and Mrs Robert Allen and Arch Allen. Special prizes went to Mrs Frank Shaffer, Joe Mills, Mrs Dave McCune, and Jay Tabor. Next meeting set for Friday 5 p.m. with Mrs Truitt and C A Wood as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Jay Tabor
F. G. Hooker
Rex Truitt
C. A. Wood
Dave McCune
EF. O. Morris
Robert Allen
Arch Allen
Frank Shaffer
Joe Mills
Truitt
Hearing aid promises power clarity and control in one package
An ad promotes a Super Power hearing aid for severe loss, claiming power and tone control with no cost or obligation. WM. E. Hampton at McCune Drug Store in Chanute Kansas hosts a demo on Tuesday June 21 from 10 am to 2 pm, with home appointments by Acousticon of Joplin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Hampton
McCune Drug Store
W. Main
Chanute
Kansas
Joplin
Wall
Mattson-Fewins Nuptials at Elsmore
Diana Mattson daughter of Mrs. Leland Mattson Elsmore married Richard Fewins son of Mr and Mrs Bert Fewins Lavenburg in a 2 30 p m rite at Elsmore Methodist church The Rev Neal Malicky Moran officiated The gown was floor length white satin princess style with sweetheart neckline Guests included Donna Johnson maid of honor Donajean Mattson sister of the bride many cousins and relatives. Reception followed in the church dining room with relatives assisting.
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Elsmore
Diana Mattson
Leland Mattson
Richard FE. Fewins
Bert Fewins
Lavenburg
Elsmore Methodist Church
Neal Malicky
Moran
Donna Johnson
Donajean Mattson
Glenda Wood
Marcia Fevingham
Kingman
Gary Fewins
Duane Baur
Gary Wood
Darrell Baur
Edward Burke
Kenneth Fevingham
Dick Moran
Chanute
Duke Myers
Lloyd Cox
Carroll Nelson
Linda Honaker
Betty Eisenbrandt
Missionary Ladies Host Covered Dish Dinner at Church
The Missionary Ladies of the First Church of God met Thursday for a covered dish dinner at the church. Mrs Russell Sharp led with the opening prayer and Mrs William Gregory led devotions. The group cut and rolled bandages for the African missions. Mrs Thomas McQuinn gave the closing prayer. Eight members and one child attended.
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the First Church of God
Russell Sharp
William Gregory
Thomas McQuinn
Homemakers Club Meeting At Santa Fe Park
The Homemakers club gathered at Santa Fe Park on Wednesday with Mrs Wayne Stipp as hostess. Nine members and sixteen children attended as they played games and visited. The next meeting is planned for September.
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Homemakers Club
Santa Fe Park
Wayne Stipp
Bond Posted for Man Arrested on DWI Charge
Donald W. Clifton of 401 N. Santa Fe was arrested by police early Saturday for driving while intoxicated and released after posting a 125 bond. Clifton said he would forfeit the bond. A charge of reckless driving was dropped.
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Donald W. Clifton
N. Santa Fe
Clifton
Court Ends Injunctions On Civil Rights Hearings
The Supreme Court 7 to 2 overturns a Shreveport Louisiana order blocking Civil Rights Commission hearings on Negro voting rights. It holds the Commission’s procedures meet due process, striking down the injunction and upholding the commission’s investigative authority despite past objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Civil Rights Commission
South
High Court
Douglas
Warren
Shreveport
Louisiana
Commission
Special
Congress
Former Chaplain Chief Msgr Tiernan Dies at 75
Kansas City AP reports Msgr Curtis Tiernan long serving Army chaplain and chief of chaplains in Europe during World War II died at St. Mary's hospital after a heart ailment. He retired from the Army in 1948 after two world wars and marked 50 years as a priest last month. Tiernan was a close friend of Harry S. Truman from World War I service in the 129th Field Artillery of the 35th Division.
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Kansas City
Curtis ‘Tiernan
Europe
St. Mary's Hospital
Monsignor
Tiernan
Harry S. Truman
129Th Field Artillery
Truman
Army chaplain served in WWI era and major posts
After World War I he organized a St. Louis parish there and in 1928 returned to the Army as chaplain. He served in the Philippines Fort Riley Fort Bragg and Fort Sill. Upon retirement he was chief chaplain at the Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth.
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St. Louis Parish
Philippines
Ft. Riley
Kan
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Army
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Neosho County Bonds Buy Reach May Total
Neosho County citizens bought 33 518 in Series EE and Series H savings bonds during May boosting the county total to 191 684 in 1960 new savings. Kansans statewide added 5 247 182 in May, near the ten year average, with state purchases reaching 34 993 294 and 33.8 percent of the 1960 quota.
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United States
Neosho County
Leif R. Nelson
Kansas
50 Star Flags Are in Demand
Washington AP reports thousands of 50 star flags will fly over Capitol flagpoles on July 4 as crews meet Congress requests to send flags to constituents. Officials describe the flag as a special honor and note the 50 star design becomes official that day. Last year Congressmen who fund flags requested 1,200 new 49 star banners flown over the Capitol.
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Washington
Capitol
Driver Fined for DWI Pleads Guilty in City Court
Floyd Malcolm of 1713 S High Land was arrested by Sheriff Jerry Sloan near Shaw on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty in city court, fined 150 dollars, and sentenced to 90 days in county jail with a one year parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Malcolm
S. Highland
Jerry Sloan
Shaw
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Umbarger
Hedy Lamar
Hedy
Ann
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Joyce McLaren
John Pate
Drisdell
Ruth
Ashley Clinic
Rosemary Welch
Nathan Welch
S. Garfield
Roy Colston
Frances Reed
Joyce Nadine McLaren
Club News
Harrison
U. S
Redettes
Mattson-Fewins
Missionary Meeting
Bond
Msgr
Neosho
Philco
CORY
Pan Duc
P, ‘ Zailco Warr
Pioneer
Shannon
IOLA
Harold's Furn. & Appl
Humboldt
Johnson Furniture CO
Neodesha
C. & W. Furniture
Fredonia
MIX Mercantile Stark
Reeves Furn. & Appl
Erie
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