Couple Weds in Altoona at Candlelit Methodist Service
In Altoona a candlelight ceremony at 8:30 p.m. Sunday united Phyllis Marie Staley and Richard H. Stanley in double rings at the Methodist church. Officiating was Dr. Clyde Brewster of Independence. The ceremony featured white gladiolas blue daisies and fern and a six tier cake. The couple will reside at 306 Willow in Coffeyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Stanley
Phyllis Marie Staley
George L. Staley
Altoona
Altoona Methodist Church
Frank Stanley
Clyde Brewster
Independence
Kenneth Ritchey
Cancy
Reed Streets
Mixing Cocoa with Sugar Prevents Cocoa Lump
In preparing this beverage you should mix cocoa with sugar before adding hot water to avoid lumping. The sugar helps separate starch granules in the cocoa, ensuring a smoother blend.
Social Calendar June 6 1957 Sunflower unit
Social calendar lists events for Wednesday June 6 1957 including Sunflower HD Unit Mrs Burl OConnor 8028 Western breakfast 9 a.m. Junior Golf 8:30 a.m. Sunflower Chapter CES Masonic Temple initiation p.m. BPW Club Tioga Hotel dinner meeting 6 45 p.m.
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Sunflower HD Unit
Burl O’connor
Western
Sunflower Chapter
Tioga Hotel
Beauticians Meet in Parsons Unit of Kansas Cosmetology
Mrs Adeline Heck of Parsons led a session at the Neosho Valley Unit meeting of the Kansas State Cosmetology Association held last night at the Parsonian Hotel. Parsons attendees included Mrs Bobby Milks and Alice Lynn who presented two top numbers. Others from Chanute were listed among the participants. The next unit meeting is planned for Chanute on July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Heck
Parsons
Neosho Valley
Kansas State Cosmetology Association
Parsonian Hotel
Bobby Milks
Alice Lynn
Chanule
Mines
Ronnie Fowler
C. O. Bowers
Bernard Smith
Richard Nolan
Michael Thurman
Jack Colborn
Marie McDonald
Mary Flynn
Janice Young
Chanute
Odense HD Unit Holds Meeting at Schultz Home
Odense unit led by Mrs Charles Olson met at Mrs Herbert Schultz's home for a Foot Health and Shoes lesson presented by Mrs Harry Lindberg. Mrs Ralph Reinhardt reported. gifts were exchanged among secret sisters. Eleven members one guest and six children attended. next meeting set for July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olson
Odense HD
Herbert Schultz
Harry Lindberg
Ralph Reinhardt
David Olson
Ward Corbett
Ray Spencer
4 H Club News Best Yet Sewing Class
The Best Yet 4 H Club met Monday afternoon with Diane Weber to work on hand and tea towels. Barbara Banta led a sewing demonstration with Miss Weber. Carol Berthot gave a project talk. Five members two guests and Mrs Lyle Meyer attended. Next meeting will be Monday afternoon with Miss Banta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Weber
Barbara Banta
Miss Weber
Carol Berthot
Lyle Meyer
Miss Banta
UNESCO Council Meeting Features Local Dinner Ice
The Neosho County UNESCO executive board gathered at Mr and Mrs Walter Meeker home for a covered dish dinner and monthly session. Henry Watkins presided in the chairman's absence with Rev J M Torrence away. Floyd Thuston provided piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Unesco Council
Walter Meeker
Erie
Henry Watkins
J. M. Torrence
Floyd Thuston
Chanute
Katrie Boogert
Holland
Chanute Junior College
Unesco
American Association
Travis Ward Nuptials Held At Galesburg Christian Church
Darlene Travis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Travis Wichita became the bride of Earnest Ward son of Mr and Mrs Lee Ward Thayer at 2 o clock in the afternoon of June 16 in the Galesburg Christian church Rev J F Regis officiated The double ring vows were exchanged amid pink and white gladiolus and seven branch candelabra decor The bride wore a lace over taffeta gown a queen s crown pearls and carried pink roses on a white Bible Ruby Ward served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Vera Ann Hizey Wanda Edmondson Judy Travis and Patricia Ann Drummond The groom s brother Wayne Ward was best man with groomsmen Fred Bolinger and Bob Hizey Don Hizey and Fred Travis were ushers A wedding reception followed in the church with a four tier cake and floral decor The couple will reside in Wichita where Ward works for Boeing Mrs Ward attended Valley Center High School and Ward graduated from Galesburg High School
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Gail Carter
Warren D. Latta
Chanute
Ronald Walker
Warren Latta
Philip Wing
High Prairie
Merton Staley
Garden City
Marjorie Frankenberg
Hazel Frankenberg
Wilsow
Coffeyville
Altoona High School
Stanley
Independence Community College
Parkersburg Rig and Reel
Coffeyville Cooperative Refinery
Galesburg Christian Church
Darlene Travis
Ed R. Travis
Wichita
Earnest Ward
Lee Ward
Thayer
J. F. Regis
Francis Norris
Jim Redman
Ruby Ward
Vera Ann Hizey
Parsons
Wanda Edmondson
Judy Travis
Patricia Ann Drummond
Wayne F. Ward
Galesburg
Fred Bolinger
Bob Hizey
Don Hizey
Fred Travis
Wilbur Hizey
Herald Hizey
Mines
Ralph Hizey Jr
Oren Barker
Ward
Boeing
Valley Center
School inn 1950. He has since serv ed four years in the navy.
A fragmented sentence notes a person finishing a period at a school in 1950 and states he has served four years in the navy since.
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School Inn
Navy
Neodesha Preps 1957 Scout Jamboree Contingent
Sixty four Boy Scouts and Explorers held a pre Jamboree orientation at Waterworks Park Neodesha. They form the Sedan Council contingent headed to the 1957 Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge July 12 to 18. Team leaders include Al Goering Max Bohannon John Mayer and Allen Moorhead for Troop 33 and J W Morelan Kenneth Ervin Rex Parsons and Jim Morelan for Troop 34. Dr Frank Moorhead directs the tour. Additional youths from Coffeyville Humboldt and Fre-donia join. Two plan to go to Eng land for the International Scouts Jubilee and then tour Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neodesha
Waterworks Park
Sedan
Valley Forge
al Goering
Max Bohannon
John Mayer
Allen Moorhead
J. W. Morelan
Kenneth Ervin
Rex Parsons
Jim Morelan
Frank Moorhead
Goering and
Moorhead
Bohannon
Mayer
Coffeyville
J. W
Humboldt
Ervin
Parsons
Fredonia
Graham Moore
Jerry Ulrich
Iola
England
United States
Wells Nominated for Coffeyville Postmaster Job
Congressman Myron George reports from Washington that John K. Wells of 1310 West 7th is recommended to President Eisenhower for Coffeyville postmaster. Wells is a definite favorite among three candidates, ranked second in the civil service eligible list behind acting postmaster Russell Milliken. Earl Stephens is third.
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Coffeyville
John K. Wells
W. 7Th
Eisenhower
Myron George
Washington
Wells
Civil Service
Russell Milliken
Earl Stephens
Southeast Kansas dairy festival promotes June is Dairy Month
Parson boosters toured Southeast Kansas towns to advertise the Southeast Kansas Dairy Festival in Parsons. The 3 day event runs Thursday to Saturday climaxing with a district dairy princess contest in Marvel Park and a chance to compete statewide at the Hutchinson State Fair. Activities include a princess contest wild west show and a Dairy Herd Improvement Assn dinner at the Parsonian.
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Parsons
Kansas
Dental Workers Prepare Dentures at State Prison
Special electrical outlets have been installed and 30 collapsible chairs set up in the basement of the New Mexico state prison for the annual three day dental examination. Five dental technicians and 25 dentists worked on dentures yesterday and will work on fillings today with inspections tomorrow.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico State Prison
Visits by McQuin Family and Relatives From Across the Country
Mr and Mrs Charles W McQuin and children hosted relatives including Carl Wheeler Jane Reed Reitter and Rob ert McQuin for a week long gathering in Gardena California. A reunion was held in Wichita at B F McAlester's home with extended family from Tulsa Albuquerque Attica and St Louis. Pearl Wheeler plans a month visit from Tulsa before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. McQuin
Patrick
Michael
Kathleen
Gardena
Calif
C. N. McQuin
S. Edith
Carl Wheeler
Jane
Stoneboro
R. L. Reitter
St. Louis
Attica
Robert L. MecQuin
Pearl Wheeler
Tulsa
U.S. Explores International Move on Arab Refugees
The United States weighs a new international approach to settle about a million Arab refugees from the Palestine War. Vice President Nixon urged urgent action after visiting eight African and Middle Eastern nations. Ambassador Lodge and Dag Hammarskjold are quietly examining the issue at the United Nations as talks proceed.
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Washington
United States
Middle East
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Drew Named Canada’s High Commissioner to London
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker appoints George Drew 63, former Conservative leader, as Canada’s high commissioner to London. Drew, a writer and lawyer, stepped down as party chief in September 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Diefenbaker
George Drew
Conservative
Canada
Drew
Diefenbaker Becomes Prime Minister at Commonwealth Conference
The text notes that he succeeded Drew, who resigned from the House of Commons in January after representing Ontario since 1948 due to ill health. Drew had been ordered to rest for months while Diefenbaker recovered health and then became Prime Minister following a Conservative victory ending 22 years of Liberal rule.
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Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Ontario
Drew
Canada
Commonwealth
Court Will Hear Suit Against Katy
U S District Judge Delmas C Hill refused to dismiss the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad suit over Parsons Kansas operations abandonment The M K T closed shops and offices and cut about 460 Parsons workers The attorney general seeks to prove a 1923 agreement to maintain Parsons operations The judge gave 20 days to amend and the railroad 20 days to answer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Delmas C. Hill
Missouri- Kansas-Texas Railroad
Parsons
M-K-T
Atty
John Anderson
Anderson
Chanute Tribune Briefs June 25 1957
Local page 3 item notes community events and brief notices from Chanute Kansas. Details include upcoming meetings, scheduled services, and public announcements affecting residents. No named individuals confirmed in readable text.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Free World Base For Japan's Policy
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi of Japan stated that association and cooperation with the free world anchor Japan's foreign policy. He told a Japan Society dinner at the Waldorf Astoria that Japan seeks a responsible representative government and will pursue democracy, peace, and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Nobusuke Kisii
Japan
The Shrimp Head Heart Stomach Phrase Explained
A compact note explains the saying that the heart and stomach are located in the shrimp's head. It clarifies terms and their culinary relevance in seafood lore.
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Chantilly
Ted Bamford
Scarlett Wing
Beth Staley
Mary Francis Typer
Windsor
Cole
Phyllis Dee Staley
Doris Stanley
Kathleen McPherson
Pittsburg
Taper
Ted Bambord
Paul Ramsey
Phyllis Dee
Alan
William Typer
Mary Frances
Glen
Bobby
Colo
Paul McPherson
Harold Taylor
Willis Brown
Dennis
Kenneth
Baxter Springs
Lee Morgan
Darrell
Bartlesville
Robert Whitney
Springfield
Caney
Earl W. Creed
Marcia Eliott
Donald Bolander
Wanda Wick
Bernice Smith
Vesta Smith
Carolyn Hickman
Curtis Aemare
Jeanette Rhodes
Dna
Beauticians
Odense
Travis-Ward
Mrs
London Post
Eddie-Mike McKissack
Mike Spotteonkey
Katy
W. Mam
Lassman & Steeves
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