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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
3
Ann Landers counsels a reader facing a bridge quarrel as bidding decisions spark conflict with a sister in law. The note warns against pressuring partners to lose and suggests redirecting aggression to bowling or golf while setting firm limits with in-laws.
Misses dress pattern 9255 offers a lean sheath with a new wide collar in linen or cotton. Sizes 12 through 42 listed with yardage for size 16. Pattern costs 50 cents, add 5 cents for first class mailing. send to Marian Martin at The Che oute Tribune Pattern Dept. 792 Weet ath St New York Til SY.
Thrift gift that brings the greatest pleasure with little work. Simple embroidery pattern 7006 sampler 13 x 16 inches. Send thirty cents coins plus 3 cents mailing for first class to The Chanete Tribune Arts Dept New York. Include name address zone and pattern number. 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog offers crochet knitting embroidery quilts dolls weaving.
Mary J Kobe daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Kobe of Ely Minnesota became the bride of St Benjamin Wheat Fort Bragg North Carolina son of Mrs George Wheat of 323 W 5th at a June 11 ceremony in St Anthony's Catholic church Ely The couple reside at Fort Bragg where he is stationed The bride wore a Chan tilly lace gown with a pearl crown veil and colonial bouquet A brunch and reception followed with maid of honor Patti Kobe and best man George Andcy Wheat.
The Wide Awake 4-H club met at Union Valley School on June 23 with eight members and 11 guests. President Sharon Brant led the session as plans were set to attend the county judging school at Iola. The program featured a health talk by Shirley Brant, dairy cattle judging by Billy Waggoner, Cheryl Myers on the accordion, and reports on six foods and seven sewing project meetings. John Gorton screened safety films and Sheila Fisher was welcomed as a prospective member. Refreshments followed.
Karen Mae Johnson of Chanute and James Richard Stueve of Kansas City Kas were married at St. Patrick's Catholic church in a 9 AM ceremony. The couple's families, attendants, and the reception at Tioga Hotel are noted with plans to reside in Kansas City Kas after June 30.
Community clubs and church groups schedule events in Chanute and nearby areas. Dishes, picnics, golf days, study circles, and mission society meetings span July and June with varied times and locations.
The Mary Martha circle of the Evangelical Covenant Church met at the Vivian Johnson home near Savonburg with Mrs Alfred Rost conducting. Fifteen women attended. The next meeting is July 8 at Jack Campbell home near Shaw. Roll call answers with a Bible verse containing covenant.
A reader asks how to react to high restaurant prices and whether a gift is required if a wedding has no reception. The story lists wedding party members including Mrs Leonard Moody and Lorna Forman, noting Gail Lewis as best man and Archie Forman Jr. as usher. The couple will live in Wenatchee, Washington where he works as a construction worker.
A simple quick bread recipe uses 1 egg milk oatmeal bread mix prunes sugar orange rind and nuts. Beat egg with milk then mix in the bread mix fold in prunes pour into a non greased pan top with sugar orange rind and nuts bake at 375 degrees for about 45 minutes until a tester comes out clean.
Evelyn Maxine Crawford formerly of Chanute and Ronan Montana married Donald H Forman June 21 in a double ring ceremony at a Meth odist church in Ronan Montana The Rev Theodore Cox officiated The bride wore a satin gown with Chantilly lace and a fingertip veil She carried a handkerchief from the Crawford family and a white Bible with red roses on top The groom is son of Archie Forman of Polson Montana and the couple received the bride’s father as presenter
Douglas Schomerus named superintendent of utilities in Lola to assume many duties of city engineer Paul Bush who resigned. Schomerus previously served as Lola city engineer 1927 to 1932 and has worked in Luling Texas for two years. Primo Guerrier and Martin Golob purchase Clyde Crumb fiberglass boat firm in Pittsburg move to Arma to form Sun Jay Manufacturing Co.
The Tribune advises purchasing enough small salt and pepper shakers to provide a set for every two diners when refurbishing table service. This planning tip appears in a brief home care notice.
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