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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
4
Dr. John M. Rhoads of Duke University Medical Center discusses overwork syndrome caused by excessive achievement pressure. Symptoms include fatigue irritability sleep disturbance concentration problems memory lapses and physical complaints that can mimic heart attack brain disorders.
Nancy Marie Varner and Robert Allen McMurray wed June 4 at Savonburg Bible Church. Families from Benedict and Savonburg attended, with brothers and pastors officiating. The couple, who reside in Stark, plan to start married life after Calvary Bible College and Moran High School backgrounds.
Tina Lundine and Greg Allen exchanged vows June 11 at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Marshall Davidson officiated as the bride sang, unity candle was lit, and the couple signed the family Bible. The bride wore a bouquet from a white Bible given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lundine. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Jr. of 1318 S. Plummer.
A summer wedding will be held in Chanute with Lori Hummer as maid of honor and Nisha Friederich and Pamela Chaney as bridesmaids. The groom is Fred Akers with Calvin Hanson and Bill Lopeman as groomsmen. reception seating includes Dorylee, Keith and Aaron Nickell and Darren Howell. After a trip to the Ozarks the couple will reside at 23 2 N Grant.
Fifteen Chanute High School students traveled May 29 from Austin to Laredo and on to Mexico City. They toured pyramids and museums, attended bull fights and dances, rode the subway, and bargained with locals while learning Spanish. Highlights included Teotihuacan and the homes of Maximilian and Carlotta.
Janet Ellis, 620 S Lincoln, was honored Wednesday with a bridal shower hosted by Connie Trumble and Lynn Rollow at their home. Attendees used gold and white decorations and a bride centerpiece on the gift table while notes were taken on honoree comments during opening of gifts. Janet Ellis will wed Kenny Rollow on July 16 in a country wedding.
High scorers announced in the Wilson County courthouse basement for the 4-H home economics judging school. Senior winner Cindy Reaves led with 854 points. Deanna Hutchison and Vienna Thompson followed. In the 12 and under group Michele Underwood led with 732 points. Carrie Timmons and Alisa Cress placed second and third. Juniors competed with a possible 850 points.
Best Yet 4-H members voted to staff a safety booth at the Neosho County Fair in August. June meeting books distributed. Swimming safety tips shared. Don and Doyle Angleton to attend a citizenship school in Washington, D.C. Amy Jo Reinhardt announced a daily poster contest for grades 2–7. David Reinhardt demonstrated Operation ID. Lu Anne Heilman and Candy Binnion led recreation. The meeting ended with a wiener roast at the Neil Heilman farm.
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