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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1959
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune column excerpt shows readers querying divorce fairness and teen respect at home. Ann Landers notes laws vary by state and urges firm parenting while considering individual choice, with a final nudge to send more problems for reply.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie I. Berthot of Chanute celebrated their gold en wedding anniversary with a High Mass at St. Patrick's Church. About 175 guests attended an open house at their Berthoz home with family members from Hamilton and Alberta. A three tier cake, heirloom glass, and a wall of photographs highlighted the celebration marked by a family tree and preserved mementos.
Seventeen couples competed in a Scotch Foursome Friday at Chanute Country Club. David McCune and Marge Cook won low score, with Charles Fussman and Mrs E O Morris in second. A four way tie for third included Ed Ashley and Mrs. ______.
William Gray Jr. Al Endres and Mrs. Lee Murren Jay Tabor and Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Tony Lockyear and Mrs. Joe Vandiver received a prize for a birdie on the sixth hole. A special award went to Bruce Burris and Mrs. Charles Fussman. Fussman and Mrs. Morris will chair next week. A special Scotch Foursome is set for Saturday morning July 4.
Eighteen piano pupils of Mrs Dave Petterson performed Friday evening in the Memorial building. The program featured works by Thompson Freeman Schauma Wen rich Crocker Chopin Truax Heller Wagness Bilbro Rom berg Bizet Holst MacDowell Ewing Kohlman MacDowell Bach Grieg and more, with each student delivering a distinct piece.
Mary Lou Jackson and Robert E Miley, both of Oklahoma City, wed June 5 at the Pennsylvania Avenue Nazarene church. Parents listed as A T Jackson of Harrah and Delmar Miley of 1007 W Main. Music by Jean Gadbow and Ken Granger. The couple resides at 403 N W 25th.
The section lists newborns with parents and addresses in Neosho and nearby areas. William Dean Haynes born June 16. Pamella Sue Chaney born June 17. Cindy Kay Debler born June 17. Diane Elizabeth Brinkman born June 15. Tamara Ann Kern born June 19. Paul Leroy Yarnell born June 2. Bambi Sue Petty born June 20.
A Hawaiian Tea for Democrats was held yesterday afternoon at the Tioga Hotel Ballroom. Mrs. Gordon Graham led the event with hostesses Mmes. Ebar Schultz Jack Goodrich Robert Briley and Howard Brown assisting. Attendees enjoyed ukulele solos dance numbers and refreshments served on a lace table with Hawaiian decorations.
The Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship of Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a Friday evening swimming party at the municipal pool followed by a wiener roast at Katy Park. Eight members attended with five guests and several leaders including Mr and Mrs Leo Cox.
Mrs Frank Steinmetz hosted the Queen Esther class at 515 Lincoln. Eighteen members and three guests attended, quilting, a noon sack lunch, and dessert. The afternoon business noted two beer baskets sent since the last meeting. next gathering is a covered dish July 9 honoring the Hursts at Mrs J W Ames.
The Learning to Sew group met at Mrs. O. R Chapman's home on Tuesday afternoon June 23 with five members answering roll call. Demonstrations covered skirt assembly basics shrinking material stay stitching and clean finished hems. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Easley of Buffalo travelled to Kansas City last Sunday to visit daughter and family Roy M Steele Raylee and Max Easley. They attended a Yankee Athletic game and a Conservatory of Music recital where granddaughter played a piano solo. They returned Friday with granddaughter Raylee. Mrs Irene F Marsh of Thayer started as bookkeeper at Johnson Furniture Co. A wasp stung Forest Steeves 19 S Rutter seven times sending him to hospital before release. Two minor traffic accidents reported at Main and Lincoln and Main and scraped car sides noted. A damaged wooden boat by Neosho River dam was found sunk. report referred to sheriff. Baby boy David Brian born to Dr and Mrs Hal R Sinclair of Altus Oklahoma at 3 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce.
Mrs M FE Benton of Matfield Green is noted with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Sinclair R 3 The Sinclairs also have another son Steven
Charles H. Weggint of 502 S. Ashby died of a heart attack at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with Johnson Mortuary in charge. Minnie Emily Villepigue, 91, died Friday at her daughter’s home in Merchantville New Jersey. She lived with her daughter since 1940 and had ties to Chanute. Survivors include a daughter four grandchildren and several great grandchildren. She was an amateur painter and cellist active in local music groups. Funeral set for Monday in Merchantville.
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admittances Tony Alberts Earlton Mrs Guy Edgerle Jr Santa Fe Orville E Rose Western and today admittance Mrs John Bridges R 2 Dismissals yesterday F H Flessemaat Earlton Mrs G D McLaren 703 S Plummer Mrs John Kustandorter 1202 N Washington Mrs Frank Stich Earlton and today Earl C Walker 1020 S Highland Mrs Kenneth Miller Humboldt Mrs Ray Boswell 1220 N Steuben.
Gov. George Docking calls the State Finance Council meeting Monday to consider a financial pinch at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The center seeks authority to exceed the annual spending limit by more than 190000 dollars, using service fees already collected. The Regents appointed a committee with James Bibb to improve budget control.
A Vanguard satellite launch began with a single malfunctioning pressure valve that caused the missile to curve off its intended path and plunge into the sea. The event prompted the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to assess the failure.
Space Administration on Friday affirmed an earlier diagnosis that a pressure valve fault prevented the moonlet from achieving orbit. The same valve had functioned in many prior rocket launches.
A Walnut family reunion at Gerald Carroll's home June 14 gathered ten Carroll children from across Oklahoma and California. June 16 the Walnut Library board met with President Margaret Foster, noting recent painting and new windows and May checkout total of 157 books. Clyde Ermey family returned to Yakima after visiting Bill Duling and relatives.
Mr and Mrs G A Ningle and daughter Jeanette and Donna Taylor of Independence visited Monday afternoon with her mother Mrs P J Bowman and Garland Mr and Mrs Clay Herod and family of Kansas City were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Claus Augustin and other relatives and friends Clell McClung Marilyn Kathleen Don Joe and Terry were in Kansas City Wednesday where Joe and Marilyn went for a medical check up They remained over night and attended the baseball game between the New York Yan-
Mrs. L J Gascho and daughter Kathy of Pittsburg joined L J Bowman household for Sunday dinner. Ed Bowman and family visited. T-3 Gerald Bowman stationed at Francis E Warren AFB Wy. Pvt William Boaz visited Fort Leonard Wood Mo. Marvin Goodinson left for Illinois to join U S Army near Chicago after a 20 day furlough.
Listing of transfers in Allen County including Edgar Coles to Wilburn Lodlum. Vern Peterson to J R Myer. Jessie May Anderson to Pushard Goldie Abrams. Graeve Osger to Deloria Jean Ooger and Laura Lee Ferguson. Thomes Orrin Frevele to Courtney Moles. Humbertt Free Stalnaker to Pauline Behe. Newmar to Mount. George W McGuire entities. West family transfers. Joan Mueller and others. Mary Moyetller. Marry Troxel to Cinute Com. LaHarpe Marvey Lo Bogan. Vira Mann to William Clemings. Willard Horde to Jon Sebbert. Joseph Piey to BE Piey. Waddell Barber. Gladys Breckenridge to late M Barber.
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