Couple Wed at Olathe in Naval Chapel ceremony
Judith Ann Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Irwin L Martin of Kansas City Kansas married Sgt Carl W Schoenrock son of Mrs Carl W Schoenrock Sr and the late Carl W Schoenrock at the Naval Chapel Olathe. The bride wore a white embroidered dress with bouffant skirt and pink accessories. Attendant was her sister Jean. Best man was Sgt David Hacker. The bride is a Chanute High School graduate and works at the Kansas State School for the Deaf in Olathe. Schoenrock is in the Marines Intelligence Corps at the Olathe Naval Base. They will reside in Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Martin
Irwin L. Martin
Kansas City
Kan
Chanute
Set
Carl W. Schoenrock
Carl W. Schoenrock Sr
New London
Wis
Naval Chapel
Olathe
Jean
Sgt
David Hacker
Clathe
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Kansas State School For the Deaf
Sgt. Schoenrock
United States Marines Intelligence Corps
Olathe Naval Base
Heart To Heart Talk On Office Eyesore And Wives
Ann Landers advises a Chicago office group to confront a slovenly coworker with a clear talk. She also guides a wife distressed by a cheating husband to seek help for his irrational behavior and suggests sending problems to The Chanute Tribune.
4 H Club News Highlights Vilas Vikings Meeting
Vilas Vikings 4 H Club discussed correct terminology for clothing judging led by Mrs Everett Olson and junior leaders Mar lene Anderson Pat Fail Jean Olson Ruth Olson with talks on room arrangement displays seams and pockets and breads muffins. Meetings included tours and July 5 sewing and cooking classes plus a Jolly Go Getters session at Odense School with health talk and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Olson
Vilas Vikings
Vilas Church
Marlene Anderson
Pat Fail
Jean Olson
Ruth Olson
Galen Thorsell
Catherine Thorsell
A.m
Jolly Go Getters
Odense
Larry Lindburg
Nancy Rice
Karen Hiebert
Clarence Collins
Sewing club meets at Cottle home for brunch
Dale Rice served refreshments as the sewing class gathered at Mrs. Estle Cottle’s home Saturday at 9 30 am. They discussed straightening material seam guides shrinking materials and taking measurements for buying a pattern. Brunch included grape drink and cinnamon rolls. Next meeting will be with Mrs Orlie Hiebert at 9 50 am Saturday.
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Dale Rice
Estle Cottle
Hodgin-Mariucci In Church Nuptials
Ruth Hodgin and Sam Mariucci wed in a church ceremony officiated by Rev. LaMoine Waldron at First Christian church. The couple planned a Detroit trip to visit relatives including the Mariucci family and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgin-Mariucci
Ruth Hodgin
Sam Mariucci
LaMoine Waldron
First Christian Church
Detroit
John Mariucci
Hugo Baldelli
Joe Mariucci
Jack Mariucci
Gilbert Wilson
Chanute
Cecil Nations Topeka
A. W. Hodgin
Chester Cook
Savonburg
1930 Chanute High School Class Reunion Weekend
The 1930 Chanute High School graduating class plans a reunion at the Masonic Temple with registration Saturday at 1 30 pm at the Tioga Hotel a 7 pm reception Saturday night and a 1 pm Sunday dinner both at the Temple Dell Reed will lead a Sunday tour of the high school four of the 111 graduates are deceased nearly 100 reservations received attendees may visit Saturday evening at the Masonic Temple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute High School
Masonic Temple
Tioga Hotel
Temple
Dell Reed
Mrs Winans Hosts CWF Guild Breakfast Meeting
Mrs. Howard Winans hosted the Christian Church CWF Guild breakfast at her 533 N Highland home Tuesday. Ruth Shannon presided as president and new officers were installed: Winans president Vinnie Allison vice president Lorens Nelson secretary and Charles Arnett treasurer Etta Hanson led the lesson Union Work in the Belgian Congo. The group closed with the Guild Benediction and planned a July picnic at Santa Fe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Winans
N. Highland
CWF Guild of the Christian Church
Ruth Shannon
Winans
Vinnie Allison
Lorens Nelson
Charles Arnett
Etta Hanson
Belgian Congo
Santa Fe Park
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Porch Party Held at Klingner Home
Beta Delta chapter members hosted a porch party for Mrs. Laura Klingner at 602 West Main on Thursday evening. Honorees included Mrs. William R. Miller Indianapolis and two members Virginia Smith and Barbara Ferguson who are leaving town. Jackie Barnett Alice Boecker and Virginia Smith won prizes as games were played and gifts were given to the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Laura Klingner
W. Main
William R. Miller
Klingner
Indianapolis
Virginia Smith
Barbara Ferguson
Jackie Barnett
Alice Boecker
New 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book Offer
Send thirty five cents in coins for each pattern plus pattern cents for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York NY Print name address zone and pattern number Our new book includes three free patterns with ideas for home furnishings fashions gifts toys bazaar sellers and crochet knit sew embroidery and quilts Send 24 cents now to be first with the newest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Alice Brooks
Here & There STANK Home Demonstration Club meeting notes
STANK The Stark Home Demonstration Unit met Thursday evening at Mrs Louis Biggs home. President Mrs Melvin Morley opened. lesson on My Best Color given by Mrs Willard Fox. New member Mrs Leland Jacot welcomed. door prize to Mrs Leland Jacot. Next meeting July 14 with Mrs Kenneth Henshaw. SAVONBURG Mrs Minnie Dooly and others hosted a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Ndwin Rundblad at the Johnson home. Refreshments on lace table with silver centerpiece. Guests listed include Sharon Rundblad Houston Don Hornback R C Kalberg Richard Hornback Parsons Rita Spurgeon Karney Mo J Walter Nelson Verna Nelson Independence Arthur Nystrom Willis Adell Gust Friscopp Robert Larson Jr Linda Collins Conrad Johnson Connie Sue Pamela Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stank
Stark Home
Louis Biggs
Melvin Morley
Willard Fox
Leland Jacot
Leland Jaco
Kenneth Henshaw
Savonburg
Minnie Dooly
Walter Nelson
Vivian Johnson
Ndwin T. Rundblad
Johnson
Sharon Rundblad
Houston
Don Hornback
R. C. Kalberg
Richard
David Hornback
Parsons
Rita Spurgeon
Karney
J. Walter Nelson
Verna Nelson
Independence
Arthur Nystrom
Forget-Me-Not Unit Hosts NeoshoAux Meeting
Ruth Burdick hosted at 1701 S Ashby with Mrs. Wayne Taylor presiding. Mrs. Clifford Holman reported attending, Rex King led the color lesson with illustrations. Charles Wolfe won the door prize. Next meeting: covered dish dinner at Santa Fe Park on July 19 for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Burdick
Ashby
Wayne Taylor
Clifford Holman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rex King
Charles Wolfe
Santa Fe Park
Shower Guests at Nation Kitchen Shower in Cha nute
Guests attending the Sheila Nation coffee and kitchen shower Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. D A Finney 301 S Plummer included Mrs Cecil Pankratz Mrs Leroy Barker Mrs Fred Skinner Mrs Hugh Morgan Mrs Dwight Wallingford Mrs R D Churchill Mrs R O Blank Mrs William T Hunt Mrs Edna Petterson Mrs Hazel Stacy Mrs John Nation Suzy Wallingford all of Chanute and Elma Ross Wenatchee Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Nation
D. A. Finney
S. Plummer
Cecil Pankratz
Leroy Barker
Fred Skinner
Hugh Morgan
Dwight Wallingford
R. D. Churchill
R. O. Blank
William T. Hunt
Edna Petterson
Hazel Stacy
John Nation
Suzy Wallingford
Chanute
Elma Ross
Wenatchee
Determinettes Report Slimming Results at Grace Episcopal
At the Tops Determinettes meeting in Sawyer Hall Grace Episcopal Church the group reported a net nine pounds lost and one pound gained. Members set a 25 cent fine for each pound gained and Mrs Warren Babcock was named song leader for the rest of the year.
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Grace Episcopal Church Sawyer Hall
Warren Babcock
Sunflower HD Demonstration Club Hosts Color Lesson
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Velma Ogden's home on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Karl Keys assisting. Mrs. Lloyd Dalton demonstrated dress forms in the second part titled My Best Color. Mrs. Louis Junod led the business meeting and Mrs. Ford Johnson received the hostess gift. Refreshments were served. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Georgia Hosfelt at 1815 S. Edith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit
Velma Ogden
S. Evergreen
Karl Keys
Lloyd Dalton
Louis Junod
Ford Johnson
Georgia Hosfelt
S. Edith
Thimble Club Hosts Mrs Stratton in Friendly Meeting
The Friendly Thimble Club met Wednesday with Mrs Bertha Stratton at 502 West Street as hostess. Mrs Fred Bartholomew presided and Mrs Charles McKellips gave the devotions. Refreshments were served and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs Charles Tripp at 1012 South Washington will be hostess on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stratton
W.est
BPW Club Meets at Tioga Hotel in Pine Room
The Business and Professional Women's club met Wednesday night in the Pine Room of the Tioga Hotel with Mrs. D. L. Geeding presiding. Henry Watkins Unesco chairman Eric showed slides from a trip through Mexico and reports were given by members. Ethel Davidson had a perfect attendance record. An auditing committee of Vinnie Allison Daisy Jordan and Ruth Shanton was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
D. L. Geeding
Henry Watkins
Unesco
Eric
Mexico
Ethel Davidson
Vinnie Allison
Daisy Jordan
Ruth Shanton
Laughlin Hosts Women’s Society Meeting at Saonburg Church
Mrs Blanche Laughlin hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Saonburg Methodist Church. Mrs Roy Singer opened with prayer and devotions before Mrs Eva Lindberg presented the lesson titled Set Apart For Me. The Communist Party is outlawed in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Laughlin
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Saonburg Methodist Church
Roy Singer
Eva Lindberg
Sunflower OES Honor Gift and Friendship Night
The Sunflower chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a friendship night on Wednesday. Mrs. Marie Rike of District 16 was honored. Eighteen visiting matrons and patrons were introduced. Gifts were presented, musical numbers performed, and refreshments served.
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Sunflower
Order of Eastern Star
Marie Rike
District 16
Hulda
Mrs Smith Honored at Home Coffee for Move to Kansas City
Mrs. Smith was honored at a Wednesday morning coffee hosted by Mrs. Bill Benson at 1516 S Evergreen. Attendees included Mrs. John Akers, Mrs. Wayne Klauman, Mrs. Glenn Kiddoo, Mrs. Jack Groves, and many others as she prepares to move to Kansas City.
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Robert Smith
Bill Benson
S. Evergreen
Smith
Kansas City
John Akers
Wayne Klauman
Glenn Kiddoo
Jack Groves
Parks Delahunty
Bill Brooks
Delbert Aden
Lonnie Rhodes
Don Noland
Buford Allen
Robert Taylor
Bill Wolfe
Lloyd Drybread
Clayton Layh
James Sheridan
Leona Brooks
Truman Backs Foreign Aid
Former President Truman voiced strong support for restoring the 590 million dollars cut from the foreign aid program. In a message to Senator Haydon read at a Senate Appropriations hearing, he warned that deep cuts to economic assistance development loan funds and technical aid would be dangerous. He noted the Point Four program and said the mutual security program should not be curtailed. hearings continue with Herter and Gates presenting final pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
House
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Truman
Christian A. Herter
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Major Bills in Congress
AP reports key bills in Congress including a limited federal state health program for the elderly. The House passed the measure, covering about 500 000 to 1 million seniors, while the Senate could shape it into broader plans. The House also defeated a wheat price supports bill, dampening new wheat legislation this session. Leaders press Rules Committee to revisit a school construction bill for a possible conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
Divorce Threatens Stability of Society
In San Antonio, Cardinal James McIntyre labeled divorce laws as enemies of social and economic order. He urged that governments cannot break divine marriage bonds and criticized the U S legal system for overreliance on civil redress during distress. He warned that attempting to patch broken marriages in court is futile.
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San Antonio
Tex
James Cardinal
Francis McIntyre
Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
United States
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Carl Schoenrock
Madama
East Main Chanute
Kansas
Ann Landers
Ann
Chicago Loop
South Shelter House
Erickson
Waltermire
Stipp
Jim Taylor
High Prairie Pioneers
High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club
Buffalo Boosters
O. R. Chapman
Mrs. Winans
CWF
Thimble Club
BPW
Mrs. Laughlin
Communist Party
Turkey
Sunflower Oes
Mrs. Smith
James H. Allen
Arch Allen
Central
Ft. Leonard Wood
Army
National Guard
Drisdell
Gulf of Mexico
Cadillac
Ranz Motor Company
North Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
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