Endsley Vows In Arizona
In Phoenix Arizona on June 19 Myra Jean Endsley and Dale Roy Dashney exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at the Phoenix Wedding Chapel. The bride is the daughter of Neil and Mrs Endsley of Phoenix formerly Chanute. Groom’s parents are W M Wilson and Mrs Wilson of Phoenix. Marcia Endsley and Kenneth Wilson served as maid of honor and best man. A reception followed and the couple plan to live in Phoenix after a wedding trip to the Grand Canyon.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Myra Jean Endsley
Dale Roy Dashney
Neil Endsley
Chanute
W. M. Wilson
Marcia Endsley
Kenneth Wilson
Grand Canyon
Ona Finney Honored With Linen Shower
Humboldt residents celebrate Ona Finney at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. C. E. Vestle in pink and white decor to honor her upcoming marriage to Richard Walls on August 3. Guests included her mother Mrs. Robert A. Finney and numerous locals, with gifts opened and refreshments served.
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Humboldt
Ona Finney
C. E. Vestle
Richard Walls
J. R. Leimenstell
J. L. Parkhurst
Cecil Brinkmeyer
H. C. Johnson
W. A. Byerley
Vernon Hawver
Emerson Lynn Jr
A. L. Googins
W. V. Baskett
W. T. Garvie
N. A. Armel
A. J. Trueblood
Bill Wright
C. A. Reynolds
Sylvia Lee
Peoria, Ill
Donald Newell
Ann Arbor, Mich
Louise Lehrack
Eva O'Conner
Kate Moore
Frances Skinner
Claudia Glover
Birthday Party Held For Michael Swink
Michael Swink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Swink of 229 West Fourth, was honored on his seventh birthday with a party at home Thursday hosted by his mother. Assisted by Mrs. Robert McCready, guests included Larry Wright, Bobby Wright, Michael Ogle, Steven Moon, Pat Blanchard, Bobby McCready, Tommy McCready, Ralph Brown, and Penny and Eva Swink. Favors of bubble gum and fire crackers were given to attendees.
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Michael Swink
Lyle Swink
Mrs Hill Hosts Grant HD Unit Meeting on Foot Health
Mrs Francis Orton led the first part of a Foot Health lesson at the Grant HD Unit meeting held at Mrs John Hill's home. The final lesson will be at Mrs Lloyd Audiss's home. Nine members attended and discussed applying color theory at home. Committees planned a county fair display. Mrs Price Ewing acted as secretary pro tem. Door prize went to Mrs Orton and a mystery gift to Mrs Bernard Smith. Refreshments were served to five children. Next meeting set for July 16.
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Francis Orton
Grant HD
John Hill
Lloyd Audiss
Price Ewing
Orton
Bernard Smith
Vilas Vikings 4-H Groups Hold Meeting at Vilas Church
The Vilas Vikings 4-H clothing and foods project groups met at the Vilas church Wednesday afternoon. The foods group brought items to be judged and the clothing group studied fabric thread and needle sizes. Nine girls and leaders and three mothers attended. The next clothing meeting will be July 3 at Mrs Everett Olson's home.
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Vilas Vikings
Vilas
Everett Olson
Fidelity Votes Aid For Indian Home
Fidelity Class of the Grant Avenue Baptist church voted to sponsor an 8-year-old boy from the Murrow Indian Children's Home in Badone Oklahoma. The meeting Thursday night at Santa Fe shelterhouse hosted 16 members a guest Mary Richardson and seven children. Robert Cox led the business period. Mrs Everett Olson gave devotions. A tick tack dough game was arranged by Mr and Mrs Dean Strack.
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Fidelity
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Murrow
Helping Hand Club Hosts All Day Meeting in Chanute
Helping Hand Club members met at Mrs. Earl Pugh’s rural Chanute home for an all day session. They completed quilting projects and planned a picnic at Katy Park on July 21.
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Helping Hand Club
Earl Pugh
Chanute
Katy Park
Mrs Toon Honored With Stork Shower
Mrs. Ode Toon was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Max Tharp and Mrs. W. R. Burks at Mrs. Burks home. Guests included Roy Hawley Charley Hawley Merle George Ruth Stevenson John Kienzle Don Hawley Lloyd Drybread Warren Johnson Clifford Stout and Paul Whitworth.
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Max Tharp
W. R. Burks
Mmes
Roy Hawley
Charles Hawley
Merle George
Ruth Stevenson
John Kienzle
Don Hawley
Lloyd Drybread Jr
Warren Johnson
Clifford Stout
Paul Whitworth
Harrison Stevenson
Babe Holloran
Wesley Tasche
Floyd Flowers
Scotch Foursome Teams Lead at Country Club Play
The event at the Country Club saw Mrs. Bill Porterfield and Merton Jeanes post 42 to tie for low, while Jay Tabor and Marjorie Cook also 42 for a second place. Jerry Stewart and Mrs. Rex Truitt topped with 58, with the Truitts named chairmen for the next Scotch Foursome.
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Bill Porterfield
Merton Jeanes
Jay Tabor
Marjorie Cook
Jerry Stewart
Rex Truitt
Social Calendar Duplicate Bridge Club July 1 1957
The Duplicate Bridge Club meets at 7 30 p m Monday July 1 at the Tioga Hotel. Members and guests are invited to participate in the evening of bridge play and fellowship.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Engagement Announced for Fern Christmas and Gary Mock
Fern Christmas daughter of Lloyd Christmas Thayer and Gary Wayne Mock son of Mr and Mrs Frances Mock 326 W 3rd Chanute are announced by Ferns father The couple plan a wedding on August 11 at the Church of Christ Chanute Both attended Thayer and Chanute high schools with 1955 graduates Jim Hudon Properties Inc employed by Mock and Hans Flowers employed by Christmas
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Fern Christmas
Lloyd Christmas
Thayer
Gary Wayne Mock
Frances Mock
Miss Christmas
Thayer High School
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Hudson Properties Inc
Hans’ Flowers
Church of Christ
Chanute
Shower Held for Mrs Young Honored by Friends
Miss Mary Ann Fargo and others hosted a layette shower Thursday night at 116 North Steuben for Mrs Larry Young nee Judy Leslie. Pink and blue decor brightened the serving and gift tables while a large stork centered the gift display. Cupcakes punch and cookies were served as Suzie Biele Nancy Harris Mrs Bob Clark and Miss Truster shared winning prizes.
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Mary Ann Fargo
Sandy Cook
Mary Teresa Truster
Barbara Truitt
Miss Fargo
N. Steuben
Larry Young
Bob Clark
Miss Truster
Young
Mmes. Clark
Bill Mendenhall
Paul Mayfield
Bud Fargo
Vickie Best
Jo Mendenhall
Nancy Harris
Mary Jo Brazil
Karine Bowman
Peggy Wheatley
Medina David
Mary Mayer
Suzie Biele
Charlotte Rhodes
Carol Shook
Ruthie Chandler
Alice Hazen
Dec Tabor
Shower Honors Rose Couple
A Rose area bridal shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mears at the Perry School east of Rose. Attendees included Treva Waltermire’s family, MRB 4-H Club members, and many neighbors and friends. The Bay Bridge traffic note appears as a separate line about the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge carrying 92 000 vehicles daily.
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Rose
Donald Mears
Perry School
Mears
Treva Jean Waltermire
Worth Waltermire
Eric. Mears
Ivan Mears
Darrel Manderscheid
Judy Clough
Elaine Stevens
Carol Bowers
Maxine Stoll
MRB 4-H Club
Woodson County
Nancy Brock
Eunice Jackson
Trula Waltermire
Messrs
Mmes
Herman Padfield
M. J. Clough
Judd
Roy Robertson
Carl Stoll
Glen Stoll
Frank Hempen
Noel Jackson
Myrl Ford
Merrill Brock
Guy Rucker
Sonny Sievers
Earl Gray
E. L. Morrison
Emile Stoll
Ruby Robertson
Oley Apt
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Police Chief's New Baby Among Local Happenings
Police Chief Lige Matlock welcomed a son born at 11:35 p.m. yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital, weighing seven pounds one ounce. A Sunday meeting for boat owners and interested persons is set for 2:30 p.m. at the Santa Fe Lake boat dock west end south of Chanute. Various residents travel to Kansas City for visits and Army Reserve training, with several family arrivals and sendoffs noted.
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Lige Matlock
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Santa Fe Lake
Chanute
Fisherman Hurt After Fall From Canal Wall
Robert H. Mills, 63, fell six feet from a wall along a Miami canal during a fishing incident. He suffered a broken arm and multiple cuts and bruises.
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Miami
Fla
Robert H. Mills
Fredonian wins award at national forensics tourney
Betsy Hesser of Fredonia Kansas captured a dramatic interpretation award at the National Forensic League Speech Tournament in Lexington Kentucky last night.
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Lexington
Betsy Hesser
Fredonia
Kas
Vagabond Players Perform By Candlelight In Power Outage
In Flat Rock North Carolina the Vagabond Players staged Janus during a severe storm after a power failure. The show proceeded by candlelight, kerosene lamps, and two car headlights.
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Flat Rock
N.C
Deaths and Funeral Notices and Nickerson Missile Trial
Mrs. Harry Lee 76 a Benedict resident dies at Mercy Hospital Independence. Survivors include three daughters and a brother with burial in Maple Grove cemetery. In Alabama the Nickerson court martial enters verdict deliberations after Maj Gen Medaris testifies as the defense rests.
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Harry Lee
Benedict
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Anna Elder
G. W. Elder
Lillie Elder
Allen
Mmes
Cameron Kirkpatrick
el Cajon
Calif
Thomas
Two Local Residents Die. Services Scheduled in Buffalo Shaw
William Glamser 81 of east of Buffalo dies after years of ill health born May 3 1876 in Clay Center moved to Shel bina Missouri as a child later to Buffalo in 1908 married Bertha Swartz in Cloud Oklahoma Aug 3 1904. Surviving wife two sons Albert and Max Welda grandchild Kay. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Buffalo with Rev Fred Shaw officiating. Burial Buffalo Cemetery. A M Blough 74 dies in Shaw after illness from December born July 20 1882 Earlton married Elsie Newman Sept 20 1910 Copan Oklahoma oil worker later at Earlton Shaw Surviving wife five sons a daughter sister and 15 grandchildren. Funeral Monday 3 30 p m Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Shaw burial Green Lawn Cemetery.
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William Glamser
Buffalo
Glamser
Clay Center
Shelbina
Bertha Swartz
Cloud
Okla
Buffalo Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen
Bertha
Albert Glamser
Max Glamser
Welda
Kay
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Buffalo Cemetery
A. M. Blough
Shaw
Addison Milton
John Henry
Susanna Blough
Earlton
Elsie Newman
Madison
Copan
Oklo
At&sf
Sinclair Oil Co
S. Richard Blough
Bartlesville
Lucy McGinnis
Princeton
Green Lawn Cemetery
Rockets Beat Braves 12-7 in Junior Division Tilt
The Rockets defeated the Braves 12 to 7 in a Little League junior division game played at the EUB Church Diamond last night.
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Rockets
Braves
Eub Church
Testimony on Air Force bids for Army long range missiles
Medaris was to testify on Nickersons views of officer capabilities. Nickerson and others testified the Air Force sought to take over the Army long range ballistic missile program. Nickerson said the Air Force would accept an inferior missile rather than buy the Army’s better one, arguing their goals depend on money and jobs in the aircraft industry.
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Medaris
Nickerson
Air Force
Army
Earth Tremors Displace Residents Near Orleansville
Two strong earthquakes shook Orleansville in the night driving residents from their homes. The tremors occurred about ninety minutes apart and caused little reported damage. In Cairo, a Nasser spokesman said Egypt will prevent Israeli shipping from...
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Algiers
Orleansville
Here
Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Allies warn on waterways and wartime trials
Wing Cmdr Ali Sabry warned that Israel must not force the Suez Canal or the Gulf of Aqaba with foreign help, saying any attempt would mirror last November’s invasion of Egypt. In Tokyo Australia freed four officers and an enlisted man jailed for mistreatment of Allied POWs, leaving 63 U.S. convicted war criminals at Sugamo after parole next Monday. Buenos Aires reports about 320 political prisoners held under siege have been freed, many followers of Juan Peron.
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Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Ali Sabry
Israel
Egypt
Britain
France
Tokyo
Australia
Sugamo
United States
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Disaster Aid Declared For Flooded Louisiana and Texas
President Eisenhower designated hurricane ravaged sections of Louisiana and Texas as major disaster areas and urged Americans to support Red Cross relief efforts. He contributed personally to the Red Cross and directed federal facilities to aid local authorities in disaster response.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Texas
Red Cross
James C. Hagerty
Leo Hoegh
Omaha
Federal
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
Pay Strike Called By Zinc Workers
Henryetta Oklahoma union workers at the Eagle-Picher zinc smelter voted last night to strike by Sunday mid. The action follows stalled wage talks and affects operations at the plant in Henryetta.
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Zinc
Henryetta
Okla
Eagle - Picher Zinc
Chanute Tribune highlights June 29, 1957 page three
Page three of the Chanute Tribune dated Saturday June 29 1957 features local notices and brief items. Readers find community updates, small reports, and concise notices typical of mid century local papers.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Wage contract talks threaten 650 Eagle-Picher workers
A. K. Berkey of United Steelworkers Local 4327 said Eagle-Picher offered a three year contract with wage increases totaling 15 cents per hour tied to zinc price. The deal would start July 1 1958 with 5 cents rise, another 5 cents next year and a final 5 cents in year three if zinc reaches 142 cents per pound by June 30 1959. The union seeks cost of living adjustments and a higher wage scale with no figures given.
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A. K. Berkey
United Steelworkers Local
Eagle-Picher
Burkey
Family Affair Promises Double Ring Wedding
In Morgantown West Virginia the Cutlip sisters plan double wedding vows tonight Elnora will wed William Savage and Barbara will marry Charles Savage in a joint ceremony.
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Morgantown
W.va
Cutlip
Savage
Elnora Cutlip
William Savage
Barbara
William
Charles
Fatal two car crash near U S 34 claims Wichita man
A two car collision 11 miles east of here on U S 34 killed Ernest Fitzwillliams about 64 of Wichita and critically injured his widow. Three occupants of the other car were lightly injured in the crash.
Hawks Win 7-5 Over Yankees in Junior Little League
The Hawks defeated the Yankees 7 to 5 at the softball diamond in a junior division game played last evening.
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Hawks
Yankees
Eyewear Prevalence Among American Adults
A survey reports that about 67 percent of adult Americans wear eyeglasses. The finding highlights widespread use of corrective eyewear across age groups and regions.
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Endsley
Arizona
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Ul. N.Y
Alice Brooks
Potter's Hatchery
Mrs. Hill
Indian Home
Mrs. Toon
T. L. Bushfield
Kansas City
J. L. Bushfield
W. M. Ambrose
Lee Ramsey
Lyndia
Ronnie and
Lee Jr
al Clark
Msgt. Ramsey
Camp McCoy
Wis
Chicago
Carl Eikost
Jim Gilstrap
Nancy Swartz
Janet Minniear
Judy Mader
Garnett
Miss Minniear
Marie Couch
S. Wilson
Marie Maples
Greg Ainsworth
George Ainsworth
Chris Hunter
Pittsburg
John Walker
Tom Boman
Owen Hilliard
Tommy
Candace
Mark
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Mas. Hilliard
Madigan Army Hospital
Civil Service
Fredonian
Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Army Ballistics Missile Agency
William G. Barry
John B. Medaris
West Pointer
Joplin
Sun
KFSB
Wichita
Kans
WDAF
Woodruff Oil Co. & Truck Sales
Chanule
Global Briefs
Associated Press
U. S
Bismarck
N. D
Chicago Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Stark State Bank
Stark, Kansas
U. S. Treasury
Marry E. Rash
Lloyd E. Swanson
Ruth J. Rash
Muriel J. Hurst
Lorraine Swanson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Charles Mussulman
Paul Harris
Paul
First National Bank
Harry E. Rash
W. E. Rash
Kenneth Rash
A. W. Burton
T. Cashier
Vera Harms
Ass't
Galen F. Morley
Mrs. Eunice Rash
Mrs
Lila Rash
Thayer, Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
Harry E. Rush
Fpederal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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