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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1964

Page

3

Miss Amaryllis Ann Johnson Engaged to Tom Breiner

Mr and Mrs LeRoy Johnson of Elsmore announce the engagement of their daughter Amaryllis Ann to Tom C Breiner son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Breiner of 1315 W Second The couple plan a Aug 8 ceremony at St Patrick s Catholic Church Amaryllis is a graduate of Elsmore High School and Chanute Junior College and worked at the Junior College office Breiner attended the University of Kansas and Chanute Junior College and is studying electrical engineering at Kansas State University in Manhattan

LeRoy Johnson Elsmore Amaryllis Ann S. Western Tom C. Breiner Hugh Breiner Miss Johnson Elsmore High School Chanute Junior College Breiner University of Kansas Kansas State University Manhattan St. Patrick's Catholic Church

Shower Honors Mrs Hoofnagle at First National Bank

Bridal shower for Mrs Marc Hoofnagle formerly Sharon Koch hosted by Mmes Marion Johnson Sue Bird Roy Smith and Raymond Friederich in the bank’s community room. Guests enjoyed games prizes and a purple net cloth centerpiece with white turquoise flowers and white tapers.

Mmes Marion Johnson Sue Bird Roy Smith Raymond Friederich Marc Hoofnagle Sharon Koch First National Bank

Mrs Reynolds Feted At California Party Hosts Honor

Mrs Reynolds Burbank California was guest of honor at a party at Grace Boman’s home 112 E 5th last night. She and her husband and daughter Ann are visiting Mrs Edna Strohm and other relatives. Others present were Mrs Mayme Hamilton Mrs Strohm Vinnie Allison Mrs Bess Brady and Paulen Moeller.

Frank Reynolds Burbank Calif Grace Boman E. 5Th Ann Edna Strohm Mayme Hamilton Strohm Vinnie Allison Bess Brady Paulen Moeller

Workshop Here On Curriculum Workshop Here On Curriculum

The Independence District Committee on Children's Work in the Methodist church met at 112 E 3rd in the Wagoner home to preview new children s literature and plan July curriculum workshops across seven churches Two identical sessions will be offered to accommodate employed attendees with dates July 13 17 and Chanute s First Methodist church hosting July 16 Mrs Wagoner led the meeting with participants including Mrs Beezley of Girard Mrs Taylor Parsons Mrs Witherspoon Mrs Kendall of Coffeyville Rev John White and his daughter of Sedan.

Independence District Committee Methodist Church Duff Wagoner First Methodist Church Wagoner William Beezley Girard Raymond Taylor Parsons Ward Witherspoon Robert Kendall Coffeyville John White Sedan

1929 Class In Reunion Chanute High School

The 35th anniversary of the 1929 Chanute High School graduating class was observed with a reception on Saturday night and a dinner on Sunday. Russell Fletcher presided at the dinner and Gordon Erickson gave the memorial for the 16 deceased classmates and one sponsor. The dinner drew 80 attendees, including 45 class members and several faculty. The article lists many attending alumni with their current or former locations across the country.

Chanute High School Russell Fletcher Gordon Erickson Sarah C. Haller H. G. Curl Howard Jester Virginia E. Arnold Horton Elva Earnest Stone Howard Earnest Pauvi L. Ficker Russell T. Fletcher Eva Hupp Parr Kenneth Lee Roy McMillen Thomas Robert Mee Veimie G. Moore McCoy Earl Reinhert Ruth A. Shannon Marjorie Stacy Nation Ralph H. Toland Thelma J. Wanamaker Osburn Harod St. Watts Marjorie A. White Roberts Everett D Wiles Don F. Beach Chanute Lyle J. Adams Parsons J. Winston Ahring Kansas City Kan Howard F. Baitz Warrensburg Boyd E. Bartholomew Jewel L. Bunner Olson Erie Bob Blackwood Neosho Alice Dean Lower Koenig Oklahoma City William J. Cuff St. Paul Minn Mardell Emerick Bickel Martinez Cal

Bound to Win Class Meets at EUB Church

Mrs. Robert Cation presided at the Bound to Win Class meeting in the annex on Wednesday afternoon. Devotions were by Mrs. Anna Carlson, with a solo by Mrs. E. A. Pauli and prayer led by Mrs. A. O. Lehman. The lesson featured The Prayer That Saved the Constitution read by Mrs. Charley Nelson. Mrs. Claude Carver read two readings. Refreshments for 18 members and guest Mrs. P. A. Rowan. Birthday table staged for April, May and June. Hostesses were Mrs. J. W. Shike, Mrs. Pauli and Mrs. May Crowl.

Robert Cation EUB Annex Anna Carlson E. A. Pauli A. O. Lehman Charley Nelson Claude Carver P. A. Rowan J. W. Shike Pauli May Crowl

Mary Jane Barlow Weds Roy Slagle in Humboldt Presbyterian Church

Humboldt wedding of Mary Jane Barlow daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Barlow to Roy E Slagle of Akron Ohio held at three o clock Saturday in the Presbyterian church. Rev Gene Taylor officiated the double ring ceremony with organist Robert Hiller and soloist Mrs Steven Barlow. Bride wore white figure silk dress with Dior bow and white rosebuds. matron of honor wore turquoise silk. best man was Daryl Hersemann. ushers Steven Barlow and Gilbert Catlon. Reception at the bride’s home featured white net and pale pink decor and a four tier cake. The couple will reside in Akron Ohio with out of town guests from several states attending.

Humboldt Mary Jane Barlow Vernon Barlow Roy E. Slagle Akron Ohio Presbyterian Church Elmer V. Slagle Hugoton Gene Taylor Robert Hiller Dior Bruce Toews Boise Idaho

Pontious Page Wed In Rural ErieNuptials

A double ring ceremony at Erie Federated Church on June 14 united Janie Pontious and Max Page in marriage. Rev Wayne Newland officiated. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ver Pontious of Parsons and Mr and Mrs Milford Page of Erie. The bride studied elementary education at Kansas State College Pittsburg. Page, a Stark High School graduate, farms. They will live south of Kimball.

Erie Federated Church Janie Pontious Max Page Wayne Newland Ver Pontious Parsons Milford Page Erie Kansas State College Pittsburg Page Joint Rural High School Stark Kimball

Degrees Conferred By OES Hulda Parker Chapter

The Hulda Parker Chapter OES met in the Masonic Temple with officers presiding. Degrees conferred on three. two affiliations. District aids Kennedy and Scott among guests from Walnut, Thayer, Erie, Girard, Parsons, Melborne, Sunflower and Erie Pa. Social hour followed with begonias, candles, punch, and refreshments.

Hulda Parker Chapter OES Masonic Temple Vernie Steele Kenneth Raney Emma Lou Kennedy District Aid Nola Kennedy Clara Scott Kennedy Wayne Knox Katherine Thornton Dave Petterson Walnut Thayer Erie Girard Lavenburg Parsons Melborne Sunflower Chapter Charles Blanchard Earl Young A. B. Chauncey

Economical Cooks Use Dry Milk in Dishes

Some economical cooks make good use of dry milk in preparing dishes from soups to desserts. For drinking they add some fluid whole milk to the reliquefied dry milk to improve the latter's flavor.

Initiatory Chants At Sunflower Chapter OBS Meeting

Jay Klinginsmith led initiatory chants as six degrees were conferred at the Wednesday Sunflower Chapter OBS gathering. Mrs Violet Jeffers presided as worthy patron with Glenn Chickadonz, seated in the East, and a memoriam read for Mrs Etta B McLeland as the charter was draped. The Masons were honored by a skit. Klinginsmith Bill Althaber and Francis Meeker were initiated into the Sister Masons.

Jay Klinginsmith Sunflower Violet Jeffers Glenn Chickadonz Kenneth Raney Hulda Parker Jeffers Etta B McLeland Bill Althaber Klinginsmith Francis Meeker Mmes J. O. Purviance Klint C. Johnson O. H. Bates L. Junod Edna Peterson F. L. Kelley Harold Cox Roy Wiles Bert Hargrove Howard Carder Ora Cheyney Kenneth Caldwell Fay Clopine C. M

Judith Houston and Lester Petty to Wed in Leroy

The engagement of Judith Houston and Lester Petty is announced by her parents, Mr and Mrs William Houston of Leroy. Petty, son of Mr and Mrs James Petty, has military service and works at the post office. Houston is a Leroy High School graduate employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.

Judith Houston Lester Petty William Houston Leroy Petty James Petty Edith Chanute High School Miss Houston Leroy High School Southwestern Bell Telephone Company

Arts and Crafts Club Meets July 6

The Women's Arts and Crafts Club will meet July 6 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m with future nights planned if interest remains. Mrs Josephine Khars gard will teach antiquing of wood and members will display completed projects. Those making picture frames should bring items ready for antiquing and paint color guidance will be provided. Twenty members attended the last gathering.

Women’s Arts and Crafts Club Josephine Kharsgard

Stark- Grant Home Demonstration Unit Meeting

The Grant Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Bernard Smith presiding. Mrs. C. L. Bohlander led the lesson, taught by Mrs. Raymond Orton. Refreshments were served to eight members. The July meeting will be with Mrs. Donald Mundell.

Thornburg HD unit meets in High Prairie Church

Thornburg Homemakers Day unit gathered Tuesday at High Prairie Church with hostess Mrs L H Reece of Earlton. Mrs W H Morton presided. Mrs Henry Watkins of Eric shared Alaska trip photos. Eleven members and two guests, Rita Fail and Mrs Watkins attended. Dessert was served. Next meeting July 17 at 8 p.m. at High Prairie Church with Highway Patrol program in an open meeting.

Thornburg High Prairie Church L. H. Reece Earlton WH. Morton Henry Watkins Eric Alaska Rita Fail Farlton Mrs. Watkins Highway Patrol

Colfax Society Hears India Program at Church Meeting

The Colfax Woman's Mission Society met Wednesday evening at the church with Mrs. Harry Larson presiding. Announced a Camp Crawford house party set for July 18 and 19. Mrs. Glenn Hanson led a program on India.

Colfax Colfax Woman's Mission Society Harry Larson Camp Crawford House Glenn Hanson India

Eight Students Score Perfect Semester at Baker University

David Taylor of Humboldt posted a perfect 3.00 index for the second semester at Baker University among eight students achieving this score. Chanute High School 1924 graduating class open house set for Saturday 1 to 4 in home economics rooms. Cadet Hibbs son of Mr and Mrs Hibbs Millard Plummer graduated Chanute High School 1960. Granddaughter Rhonda Kim born June 18 weighing 8 pounds 14 1/2 ounces to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martindale of Los Angeles. Phyllis Ornelas formerly Mrs Myrtle Martindale.

David Taylor Humboldt Baker University Chanute High School Girard Rural High School Hibbs Raymond H. Hibbs S. Plummer Myrtle Ornelas S. Steuben Rhonda Kim Kenneth Martindale Los Angeles Martindale Phyllis Ornelas

Dahl and Oberg families visit in Valley Center

Mr and Mrs H O Dahl of rural Savenburg returned home after a two day visit with his brother Paul E Dahl and family in Valley Center. Mr and Mrs J Martin Oberg of Livermore California were also guests.

H. O. Dahl Savenburg Paul E. Dahl Valley Center J. Martin Oberg Livermore Calif

Century-old letter found in Arkansas frontier letter from 1864

Mrs. Della B. Dunn of 220 West Main holds a letter dated June 26 1864 written by her grandfather to her grandmother. It was penned while he served with the 1st Arkansas Infantry at Fort Smith Arkansas, marking a centenary since its composition.

Della B. Dunn W. Main 1St Arkansas Infantry Ft. Smith Ark

ROTC Cadets Begin Six Weeks at Fort Riley

Army ROTC cadets Harold L. Wilson and Gary L. Hibbs start six weeks of intensive training at Fort Riley on June 20. They participate in the ROTC program at Kansas State University in Manhattan. Cadet Wilson, 20, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Verne J. Wilson, R. 1, and was graduated.

Harold L. Wilson Gary L. Hibbs Fort Riley Kansas State University Manhattan Wilson Verne J. Wilson

Weddings Are News The Tribune Notice Primer

The Tribune outlines wedding reporting rules for timely publication. Reports should reach the woman’s page editor within two days after the ceremony and be published the next day or in brief form if delayed. Advance notices are common and a close-up bridal photo may be submitted with contact details.

Tribune

Harston Family Visiting Mrs Irwin in Irving Texas

Mr and Mrs Robert Harston and children Kimberly Kerry Kathleen and John of Irving Texas are visiting Mrs Harston's mother Mrs Everett Irwin at 708 South Grant Street in Irving.

Robert Harston Kimberly Kerry Kathleen John Irving Tex Harston Everett Irwin S. Grant

Butler and Rollows Visit Relatives in East Aurora

Mr and Mrs Franklin F Butler and Jimmy visit Mrs Herbert Rollow and family in East Aurora New York They stay with Mrs Rollows mother and their brother Alan Rollow and his family at Route 1 The social visit brings together extended relatives in a small town setting

Franklin F. Butler Jimmy East Aurora N. Y Herbert Rollow Alan Rollow

Kansas State Honors List Includes Five Named Students

Among 684 spring scholastic honorees at Kansas State University are Robert George Works of Humboldt Charlotte Ann Olson Constance Schleicher Catherine Thompson of Chanute and Patricia A. Reppert of Thayer.

Kansas State University Robert George Works Humboldt Charlotte Ann Olson Constance Schleicher Catherine Thompson Chanute Patricia A. Reppert Thayer

Jones family plans weekend visit to Grace Boman home

Mr and Mrs Tom Jones of Cincinnati and Belinda Las Vegas Nev are expected to visit Grace Boman at 112 E 5th Sunday or Monday on their way to Greencastle Ind to see his brother Harlan Jones and to Columbus Ohio to visit his mother Mrs N T Bacon Jones a 1952 Chanute High School graduate.

Tom Jones Cindy Belinda Las Vegas Nev Grace Boman E. 5Th Greencastle Ind Harlan Jones Columbus Ohio N. T. Bacon Jones Chanute High School

Listen Rabbit Storytime at Children's Library Saturday

A children's library program titled Listen Rabbit will be held on Saturday morning from 10:30 to 11:00. The event invites local youngsters to enjoy a reading and related activities focused on the tale Listen Rabbit.

Children’s Library

Burglary Hits East Los Angeles Detective Office

Employees arriving at L. F. Clark Detective Agency in East Los Angeles found a hole in the ceiling and the office ransacked. A note signed Ace taunts investigators with the message to "solve this one." The break in occurred Thursday at the agency premises.

Los Angeles Ace L. F. Clark Detective Agency

Budget shoppers urged to use Grade C produce

Note advises Grade C fruits and vegetables are wholesome and nutritious and can substitute in dishes where appearance and texture are not important. It recommends budgeting by using lower grade produce for meals that do not rely on look or bite.

Local Chanute News Highlights Page Three 1964 June 26

Chanute Tribune reports on Friday June 26 1964 with brief items from Page Three including community updates local events and short notices across Chanute Kansas featuring residents and happenings within the city.

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