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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1957

Page

3

Mellroy and Markham wed in First Christian church

Pat Mellroy daughter of Mrs Mabel Main Cherokee Oklahoma and Richard Markham son of Mrs Carl Johnson Petrolia and Fred Markham Petrolia were married in the study of the First Christian church yesterday evening at 6 o'clock. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Ted D Hurst. Mrs Markham wore a pale blue Dacron dress with square neck and bouffant skirt. They will reside at 329 West Main.

Pat Mellroy Mabel Main Cherokee Okla Richard Markham Carl Johnson Fred Markham Petrolia First Christian Church Ted D. Hurst W. Main

Shower Honors Mrs. Doepke with Layette Shower

Mrs Dale Friederich and Mrs Sherry Houser hosted a layette shower for Mrs Glen Doepke on Thursday evening at 642 S Malcolm. A game produced a prize for Mrs Wayne Greve while letters to be opened at the baby's arrival were written. A stork centerpiece and pink blue decor framed the gift table as cake and punch accompanied the event.

Dale Friederich Sherry Houser Glen Doepke Dean Hilton S. Malcolm Wayne Greve C. Francis Jackson Mmes Robert Jenkins Wayne Huffman Don Lee Glen Grennell James E. Sheridan Gary West Vernon Brinkmeyer Ronnie Clemens Laleta Houser Elna Bomberger Orla Jackson Lloyd Drybread Jr Irvin Lassman Lynda Diane

4 H Club News Highlights Cooking and Clothing Classes

High Prairie Pioneers 4 H Club met at Caroline Wing home with eight in cooking class. Cheryl Campbell and Doris Austin demonstrated tomato soup and members judged cookies cakes and rolls. Clothing class led by Mrs Oran Austin displayed colored scarves and a buttonholer demonstration. Best Yet sewing class met Cremona School with Judy Ehmke on seam finishes. Foods class at Jeanie and Francis Brazil judged gingerbread and cookies with ten members present.

High Prairie Pioneers High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club Carolyn Wing Cheryl Campbell Doris Austin Joe Morton Oran Austin Roll Cheryl Camp Cremona School Judy Ehmke Jeanie Francis Brazil

Girls' sun dress pattern 9016 for sizes 6 to 14

Marian Martin advertises Pattern 9016 for a girls sun dress with a full circle skirt and bolero in sizes 6 through 14. Requires yardage: size 10 uses 2 4 yards 35 inch fabric and bolero fabric, price 35 cents plus 5 cents shipping. Send payment and name address size and style number to Tribune Pattern Dept. in New York.

Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Alice Brooks Peedie Marian Martin Cha- 18Th St Tribune West

Chanute Women Dominate Iola Golf Meet Results

Approximately 65 women played in the Southeast Kansas Women's Golf meet at Iola Country Club. Chanute participants earned honors with Mrs. John Nation second in championship flight, Mrs. Dennis Mills first in B flight, and Peggy Ostrander third in C flight.

Southeast Kansas Iola Country Club Chanute John Nation Dennis Mills Peggy Ostrander Mmes E. O. Morris Frank Gibson Lyle Holman Earl Ostrander Glen Shook William Porterfield Raymond Radford

Social Calendar June 4 1957 VFW Auxiliary events

On Monday June 4 1957 social events include VFW Auxiliary at Memorial Building 7 30 p m Chanute Ladies Encampment at Odd Fellows Hall p m Past Matrons of Sunflower Chapter CBS Mrs Mae Oliver Erie p m and the Duplicate Bridge Club at Tioga Hotel 7 30 p m.

VFW Memorial Chanute Odd Fellows Hall Sunflower Chapter CBS Mae Oliver Erie P.m Tioga Hotel

Friendly Club Plans Picnic At Highland Park

The Friendly Club gathered at Santa Fe Park on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Richard Byers presiding. Members planned a picnic for July 22 at Highland Park as 13 members and 12 children enjoyed refreshments during the gift exchange.

Friendly Club Santa Fe Park Richard Byers Highland Park

Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Plans July Picnic

Harmony School hosts an all day Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday with plans for an annual picnic to be held July 28. A covered dish dinner is planned and members will discuss event arrangements.

Cottage Grove Ladies Aid In Harmony

Charity meeting ends as group pauses for quilt project

Noon service reaches 13 members and 10 children. The session included quitting a charity quilt. Mrs Hes sel Ray, president, led the business portion. No meeting will be held until September.

Hessel Ray

Etiquette On Shipboard Social Rules And Wedding Invites

A guide cites shipboard life as casual about introductions and urges guests to join ship gaieties. It notes the bride and mother coordinate wedding invitations with the groom and his mother. It advises guests to bid farewell and express enjoyment when leaving a luncheon.

Economic Breakfast From Stale Bread

Use stale bread toasted until brown then ground in a food chopper. Serve with sugar and cream for a simple breakfast. For nail staining, soak fingers in lemon juice solution before manicuring. To prevent fading of red gingham, soak in borax water.

Humboldt Visit Plans for Rev Forrest Stevenson Family

The Rev Forrest Stevenson and wife Mrs Stevenson with daughter Rita Fern will visit Mr and Mrs J Frank Stevens in Humboldt. Other guests include granddaughters Linda Kay McMillan Cherie Kelley Pamela Jo e Kelley and Martha Jane Price from Kansas City with families George and Linda McMillan Mike Curless Jim Brown and son Clif ford. Mrs Stevenson, a former Humboldt pastor, now serves in Leavenworth. Women’s Service Guild Circle II met at Mrs Collins home. Circle I hosted a luncheon at Community Park honoring departing members Mrs James Tipton and Mrs John McCoy with giftsจาก.

Forrest Stevenson George McMillan Mike Curless Jim Brown Clifford Stevenson Humboldt Baptist Church Leavenworth Stevens Women’s Service Guild Circle 1 Community Park James Tipton John McCoy Humboldt William Burtch United Nations New York A. B. Collins E. N. Hill Elmer Christy Brenda Independence Roy Hurst Nancy Barbara Columbus Ivan Harding Carolyn Junior John Standfast Mike Wichita Raymond Little Bill Carlos Overland Park Charley Clark Gene Cox Jeleen Sue Edgar Jones Charles Hepler Farlington Lake Mickey Eggen Dean Colorado Springs Colo Richard Poe Vic Oliver Oliver Tom Wimberly Wimberly Wallace Inman Fort Lewis Wash Bob Shine William Welty Inman U. S. Army John Westhoff Mercy Hospital Parsons Frank Westhoff Jim Norris Lloyd Sands Lillie Noland Richard Obryan Obryan Phil Mullineaux San Diego Calif H. W. Mudd Junction City Paul Mudd Kansas City Harold Smith Eric Ivan Mudd John Wadsack Fred Wadsack Tulsa Okla Harvey Harper and Sons Uniontown Jane Kirby Carl Junction Clyde Sands Dan Butler Mary Lundrigan Kenneth Killough Oliver Killough Earl L. Miller Abilene Tex Dick Bruenjes Homer Ellsworth Ellsworth Erie

Walnut Knights Sponsor Swimming Lessons for Youth

Fifty six Walnut youths travel to Girard four days a week for five weeks of swimming lessons under Red Cross supervision. Transportation is by St. Patrick’s school bus driven by Ralph Lertiz Sr. The program is sponsored by the Walnut Knights of Columbus.

Girard Walnut Knights of Columbus St. Patrick’s Ralph Lertiz Red Cross William R. Endicott University of Kansas City Loren Endicott Francis Hammerbacher Kenny Narka Ruth Slagle Kansas City Bill Norris Chase Kansas Claus Augustin Jim Norris Don Dow Frank Hill Gene Wichita Howard Memphis Tenn Betty Little Providence Hospital Harry Little Joe Modica Walnut Joe Bobby C. L. Wilson Gas City John Sampsel

Community Circle studies Inside Russia program

The program centered on a study of Inside Russia with Mrs. E. N. Hill and hostesses serving refreshments. Several members and guests attended including Mrs. John Billings and circle Ill, Mrs. Ralph Cox, and Mrs. Robert Townsend as chairwoman. Numerous social visits and trips were noted among local families with travel to the east coast and the United Nations study mentioned. The piece lists many visitors and weekend guests, and notes a golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Osborn.

E. N. Hill Russia John Billings Circle Ralph Cox Robert Townsend R. C. Wright Paul Carpenter East Coast United Nations

Old-Fashioned Lettuce Salad With Bacon Dressing

A simple Boston lettuce salad with scallions and crisp bacon is tossed with a hot cider vinegar dressing. The recipe serves six and notes adding salt and pepper to gravy from the drippings.

Local briefs span weather, education, and honors in Chanute

The column notes garden yields from Henry and Barbara Hanson in Chanute and cites S W Mayes being jailed for 10 days for vagrancy. It lists Chanute students enrolled at Emporia State College, including Robert Allison and Vyrl Burghart, and mentions Marian Van Meter receiving the Crown Zellerbach scholarship and related honors.

S. W. Mayes Chanute Erie Emporia State College Robert Allison Betty Bawkes Darlene Burghart Vyrl Burghart Glen Gamble Loren McLaughlin Glenn Peak Cleo Schommer Delbert Talbert Marian van Meter Thayer

Patricia Burghart Valedictorian of Yankton School

Patricia Burghart was named valedictorian of the eighth grade at Yankton School in St. Helens as her parents Mr. and Mrs. Burghart plan a teaching career.

Nisha Burghart Harold Burghart St. Helens Ore Chanute Crown Zellerbach Foundation University of Oregon Miss Burghart St. Helens High School National Honor Society International Relations League Girls’ League Future Teachers of America The Girl's Athletic Association DAR Crown Zelterbach

Daily Transcript Hospital Admittances and Dismissals

Hospital notices list yesterday admissions and dismissals for Memorial Hospital with names and addresses including Mrs. Eugene Stewart, Mrs. Clarence Moody, Linda Stevens, James Stevens, Frank Nichols, and Mrs. A. S. Dixon. Dismissals include Clar ence Williams and James Redding. Southeast Kansas patients show recent admissions and Fort Scott dismissals list Melvin Forkner and others. District Court at Chanute notes a divorce filing Barbara Hugill vs Eddie Hugill with custody and support requests. Moves show multiple address changes in Dallas Hart and others.

Southeast Kansas Lagiandia Evance Treece Carl Raymond Harrison Mulvane Raymond H. DeCow Chetopa Debbie Ethel McClellan Fort Scott Melvin Forkner Cherryvale Thomas J. Skaggs Merchain Alexander Coffeyville Carl R. Harrison Curtis W. Stotts Parsons District Court Chanute Barbara Hugill Eddie L. Hugill

Earlton Community Notes From the Depot Area

Local notes record visitors and summer happenings in Earlton and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Leo Priddle, Dean Carter, the Salzmans, Walkleys, Hawkes, and Busch families with visits to relatives in Hutchinson, Bartlesville, Denver, Chanute, Pittsburg, and Neosho Memorial Hospital.

Fitzsimmons Army Hospital Denver Colo Leo Priddle Lawrence Deck Hutchison Ernest Salzman Bartlesville Okla Salzman Earlton Blanche Brant Marjorie Moran Cooper Erickson K.S.T.C Pittsburg Ronnie Osborn Edna Osborn Dannie Osborn Thayer Dean Carter Dean Buster S. T. Walkley Julius Hawke Alex Barnes Emma Frazier Otalie Crow Mary Walkley Orpha George Bertha Neimier, Hutchison Dean Dighero Bernice Converse Neosho Memorial Hospital A. H. Bass Bertha Dye Chanute Bertha Buster Peggy Clines Mary Bailey Edna Scribner Elizabeth Barham

Out-of-town visitors enjoy Earlton city pool outing

Earlton residents and guests from Humboldt and Kansas City met at City Park for an afternoon swim. The group then traveled to Santa Fe Park for a wiener roast and supper as Mrs. Stevenson visits while her husband, Capt. Stevenson, serves two weeks in Denver as reserve chaplain.

Earlton A. A. Meyers Humboldt Mary Harbert Carolton Len Stevens Pam Cheryl Kelly Martha Jane Price Linda McMillen Kansas City Forrest Stevenson Rita Fern Leavenworth Frances Wolfe Fay & Kay Edna Scribner City Park Santa Fe Park Stevenson Steven Denver

Cooked Salad Dressing Precautions and Method

Prepare in a heavy saucepan over low heat or in a double boiler over hot water not boiling. Use gentle heat to prevent the milk from curdling by vinegar and to keep the egg yolk smooth. High heat risks curdling and lumpy texture.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Doepke Mrs Herbert Snender Ladies Aid Frank Curtis Emporia F. M. Pilcher Curtis Pilcher R. B. Bell Morrison, Cole J. P. Osborn Osborn Alpha Shoemaker Humboldt Chapter O.E.S Dora Smith First National First National Bank Chanute, Kansas F.d.1.c B.M.A. — Life, Health, Accident & Group Bap AG U.S. Royal Tires Willard Batteries Glen's Tire Service Columbia “Church of the Air C.S.T WIBW Topeka KHF Henry Hanson N. Malcolm Mike McCluskey Clark L. McCluskey Neodesha Southboro Mass Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology R. J. Heller S. Evergreen Clark McCluskey Howard Wilson Liberace Starlight Theater Daily Transcript Dallas Hart Forest Western Ee Lawman Western N. Larson Merle Tennis S. Western Robert E. Taylor S. Washington Lester Hallbauer F. G. Hatinett S. Ashby Jack Moore N. Steuben Steuben William Best Plummer Peoples Cleaners N. Highland McCune Motor Public Service Langley Pai West 4Th St. Chanute, Kansas Kelvinator Vesta Philco Lionel Elec Wilbur Lamb Neal McCoy H & H Agency Roy S. Gibson Clifford L. Gibson Gray’s Lumber Jack Walter Davis Buffalo Mrs. Pool Jim Rice Shaw, Kas Gray Lumber Harry Berthot Geo. McCune Ace
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