Biele Fowler Wedding In Double Ring Ceremony
Suzanne Biele and James J. Fowler exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at the First Christian church. The bride wore a Rosepoint lace gown with long sleeves and Sabina neckline, and carried a pink rosebud corsage. Guests included family from Madison Wisconsin and Wichita Kansas. the couple attended Chanute Junior College and Burg's Selector Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Biele
Dale Biele
S. Allen
James J. Fowler
James Fowler
Madison
Wis
First Christian Church
LaMoine Waldron
Paul Metzinger
Malott
Because
D’hardelot
Evelyn Ann Dormois
de Koven
Grieg
Bond
Patty Caldwell
Rita Titmus
Judy Fowler
Jani Biele
Wichita
Chanute Junior College
Fowler
Burg’s Selector Co
Doubly Smart Pattern Ilaunched For Summer Fashions
Miss Marian Martin unveils pattern 9494 featuring a dress with a square bodice and a matching jacket in silk and cotton. Includes sizes 10 through 18, fabric yardage for size 16, and mailing details from The Chanute Tribune pattern dept. Catalog highlights spring and summer styles with full color images.
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Mariam Martin
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
W. Y
Residents host out of town guests in Madison gathering
Out of town guests attended a Madison social event with attendees from Torrington Wyoming to Kansas City Missouri including George Wake straw Marsha Wake straw Warren Wake straw Mrs Elsie Wakestraw Thomas Thorpe Ted Cannon Robert Shaw Phil Speranza Dale Boetzel Paul Grudzina Gerald Wauk Martha Fowler Gary Corbett Harley Spitle Madison Wis Stuart Anderson Windsor Wis Jill Eaton Connie Eaton Dallas Tex Mr and Mrs Lester Burghart Howard Mrs Carl Kelsey Ton Eaton Wichita Mrs John Seamster Bentonville Ark Mr and Mrs George Hillson David Hillson Carolyn Maskar Kansas City and others.
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Ple
Madison
George
Marsha
Warren Wakestraw
Torrington
Wyo
Elsie Wakestraw
Thomas Thorpe
Ted Cannon
Robert Shaw
Phil Speranza
Dale Boetzel
Paul Grudzina
Gerald Wauk
Martha Fowler
Gary Corbett
Harley Spiltle
Wis
Stuart Anderson Windsor
Jill Eaton
Connie Eaton
Dallas
Tex
Lester Burghart
Howard
Carl Kelsey
Ton Eaton
Wichita
John Seamster
Bentonville
Ark
George Hillson
David Hillson
Carolyn Maskar
Kansas City
Rehearsal Dinner Honors Suzanne Biele and James Fowler
Suzanne Biele and James Fowler were honored guests at a rehearsal dinner held Friday night at the Biele home. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. LaMoine Waldrom, Jani Biele, Alice Hazen, Mrs. Paul Metzinger, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hays of Chanute, the Fowlers and Judy, Mrs. Martha Fowler, Bud Shaw, Paul Grudzina, Dale Boetzel, Phil Speranza, Ronnie Piazza, Harley Spittle, Gary Corbett, Jerry Vauk, Terry Fields of Madison Wis., Mrs. N. A. Eaton, Nancy, Jim and Betsy of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Biele
James Fowler
Biele
S. Allen
LaMoine Waldrom
First Christian Church
Jani Biele
Alice Hazen
Paul Metzinger
R. J. Hays
Chanute
Judy
Martha Fowler
Bud Shaw
Paul Grudzina
Dale Boetzel
Phil Speranza
Ronnie
Miss Wentler Weds Dale Hinkle At St Patrick’s
Elizabeth Evelyn Wentler daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wentler Humboldt married Dale Lee Hinkle son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Hinkle rural Chanute Saturday at St Patrick's Catholic church with Rev Peter Finnegan officiating. The bride wore a white brocade street length dress and carried a white Bible with red roses. Attendants included the bride’s aunt Mrs Lloyd McCarthy Russell. Reception followed at the Silver Grill with guests listed including Raymond Wentler Rueben Clyde Hinkle Verna Wender and others.
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Elizabeth Evelyn Wentler
Raymond Wentler
Humboldt
Dale Lee Hinkle
Clyde Hinkle
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Peter Finnegan
Lloyd McCarthy
Russell
Wentler
Hinkle
Silver Grill
Rueben
Verna Wender
Martin Munson
Dean Scott
Gary Hinkle
Darwin McCarthy
Larry Taggert
Hulda Parker Eastern Star to Meet Tonight at Eight
The Hulda Parker chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star holds a 8 o'clock meeting with initiation and birthday recognitions for April May and June. Refreshments follow and visiting members are welcome. PHONE 17 THE TRIBUNE.
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Hulda Parker
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Hugill Allison Wedding Held at Zion Lutheran
Barbara Hugill and Robert Allison of Chanute exchanged vows Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church in a ceremony before family. The Rev. W. T. Niermeier officiated with Wilbur Allison singing and organist W. T. Niermeier playing. Out of town guests attended from St. Louis, Kansas City, Neodesha, Colleyville and Colleyville was listed among attendees.
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Barbara Hugill
Robert Allison
Chanute
Zion Lutheran Church
J. D. Lightfoot
S. Grant
Glenn Allison
S. Central
W. T. Niermeier
Wilbur Allison
Mallett
Honor
Ray Richmond
Fred Arras
St. Louis
W. R. Channell
Tom Fitzgerald
Kansas City
Don Porter
Cal Reimer
Colleyville
Attitude of Boys Causes Teenage Girls Miseries
Teenage girls cope with social pressure at parties as boys chase popularity. A 16 year old asks boys to be kinder and include wallflowers, suggesting they ask quieter girls to dance and join conversations. The letter encourages respect and consideration over popularity for mutual benefit.
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Ann Lander
Ann Landers
Best Yet 4-H Club hosts cooking class and tour
The Best Yet 4-H Club met at Mrs. George Raple’s home with roll call naming a cooking utensil. Donna Shively and Karen Shively gave a project talk and demonstration. Fifty eight members attended the Vilas Vikings tour with displays across multiple projects.
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George Raple
Donna Shively
Karen Shively
Paul Raple
Lewis Feld
Vilas Vikings
Galen Thorsell
Catherine Thorsell
Margaret Thorsell
Edward Thorsell
Patricia Black
David and
Kenneth Carlson
Glen Lee McMillen
Sandra McMillen
Linda McMillen
Marlene Anderson
Jean Olson
Ruth Olson
Becky Nelson
Catherine Carlson
Elaine Stevens
Marilyn Nelson
Karen Robinson
Vickie Robinson
Linda Robinson
Dan Pherigo
John Gorton
Peterson
99 Park
America
Pat Fail
Patty Black
Christine Nelson
Elks and Self Service Lead Teener League Action
In senior division play, the Elks defeated VFW 84 67 with Bill Savala holding VFW to five hits and Doug Ricketts catching. Self Service rallied from an early hole, scoring seven in the last two innings behind Richard Thompson as Jay Marsh and Dee Ivins were stingy on the mound for the Legion. Stan Tier and Charlie Olson caught for the teams.
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Elks and
Self Service Grocery
VFW
American Legion
Bill Savala
Elks
Doug Ricketts
Darrell Summers
Russell Anderson
Keith Cochran
Self Service
Richard Thompson
Jay Marsh
Dee Ivins
Stan Tier
Charlie Olson
Chanute Tribune Advice Column Cites Ring Dispute
Letter writers accuse Becky Nelson and Kathrine Carl of gossip as Elaine Stevens and Marilyn Nelson recount a weekend with a married man. One seeks return of a $650 diamond ring, while Ann Landers offers guidance via this Chanute Tribune page.
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Becky Nelson
Kathrine Carl
Chanute Tribune
Elaine Stevens
Conservation
Marilyn Nelson
SAP
Makeups scheduled for Self Service and American Legion
Two makeup games planned by July 7 over a schedule that includes a Thursday night clash between Self Service and American Legion. The inning scoring shows American Legion 14 11 7 and Self Service 19 8.
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Self Service
American Legion
Commissioner Reports on Crime in Kansas City
Kansas City lacks major organized crime says Curtis T. Thatcher director of the Crime Commission. In the annual meeting Thatcher notes narcotics not a serious problem prostitution not organized though increasing. A large East side policy wheel operates as the biggest gambling operation with an estimated gross over 200000 dollars annually.
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Kansas City
Curtis T. Thatcher
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Betsy Eaton
Mrs. Biele
Mrs. Fowler
Terry Fields
Ronald Piazza
Jimmy Eaton
Drisdell
Miss Wentler
Dale Hinkle
the Tribune
Sweet 16
Ann
Aly
Johnson Bros. Furniture
Lincoln
Elks In Lead
Tommy
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M.C.P
de Cous Mutual Citrus Products CO
Anaheim
California
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