DeMeritt Bridal Shower Honored Guest at Home
Mrs. Dennis DeMeritt nee Bette Poor was the honor guest at a Thursday evening bridal shower hosted by Judy Jordan and co hosted by Sue Anderson and Gloria Osborn at 203 N Washington. Guests included DeMeritt family members and KSTC roommates among a long list of attendees with games gifts and a green white theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis DeMeritt
Bette Poor
Judy Jordan
N. Washington
Sue Anderson
Gloria Osborn
Muffett Truitt
Alice Bauman
Marilyn Mull
Janice Young
DeMeritt
Walter Poor
A. B. DeMeritt
DeAnna
Lavenburg
Carolyn Middleton
Charlotte Rhodes
Sue Barnum
la van Wickle
Alice McCune
Becky Marks
Peggy
Franklin
Rose Mary Nation
Floyd Osborn
Shower in Honor Of Mrs Greve And Baby Dart
A surprise layette shower at Mrs. Robert Jenkins home honored Mrs Wayne Greve and her new son Dart with a blue bassinet centerpiece and blue decor. Guests included Mrs Greve and her family, friends, and neighbors who played games to win prizes and enjoyed white iced tea cakes with blue shoes and a boy quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Greve
Dart
Robert Jenkins
Robert Wilson
Fred Robertson
Forest Richardson
Greve
Debra Sue
Daryl
Clarence Greve
Mmes
Robert Greve
Charles Stevenson
Dale Steinman
Fred, Robertson
Jack Wood
D. M. Nagel
J. W. Lopeman
Joe McMillen
Marsha Jo
Kenneth Cumings
E. B. Weaver
Floyd Bray
Jim Rickerson
Brenda
Chet Hale
Floyd Reed
Herschel Frankenberg
Etta Hanson
Ilene Greve
Judy Reed
Marjorie Greve
Judy Shepherd
Iron On Pansies Pattern 7251 Colorful Motifs
Thrifty, easy method to brighten home or dress accessories with iron on pansies. Contains 10 motifs sized 2x22 to 3x9 inches in deep blue pink and green washable. No embroidery required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Pattern order instruction for mail request
The note instructs sending thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mail. Mail to Marian Martin care of The Cha nute Tribune Pattern Dept. 132 West 18th St New York NY 10011, with full name address zone size and style number printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
Center Ridge WSWS In Business Meeting
Center Ridge WSWS opened with a poem and prayer by president Mrs. Curtis Carlson. Roll call on Our Father. Reports from secretaries. Next month focus on Bible reading. Lesson If You Are Going to Plant given by Mrs. John Shike and assistants. Scripture from Matthew read. Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Anna Carlson. Refreshments served to 10 members, 1 visitor, and 12 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
WSWS
Curtis Carlson
Father
John Shike
Anna Carlson
James Olson
Maud Carlson
Ladies Day Bridge Winners at Country Club
The Ladies Day Bridge Club met yesterday at the Country Club with Mrs. Jim Ganson winning first, LaRue Delp second, Frank Burris third, Carl Kelley fourth, and John McKelvey low. Five tables were in play. Arch Allen will host next Friday at 1 45 p.m. at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Day Bridge Club
Country Club
Jim Ganson
LaRue Delp
Frank Burris
Carl Kelley
John McKelvey Low
Arch Allen
Birthday Party for Carolyn Kay Alford Attendees Named
Mrs. Warren Alford entertained with a birthday party Friday morning at 9 o'clock for her daughter Carolyn Kay age 4 at 902 West Oak. Attending were Mrs. Robert Smith and Linda Jeanne, Mrs. Bob Reinhardt and Keith, Mrs. Dale Steinman with Dennis and Sherry, Mrs. Wayne Cooper, Larrie Joe and Steven Wayne. Ice cream and cupcakes were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Alford
W. Oak
Carolyn Kay
Robert Smith
Linda Jeanne
Bob Reinhardt
Keith
Dale Steinman
Dennis and
Sherry
Wayne Cooper
Larrie Joe
Steven Wayne
Practical Household Tips From Then and Now
A reader asks simple home care questions. Answers cover preventing fermentation by laying a bottle on its side, boosting shine with vinegar-enhanced stove polish, using a cork for scouring steel, waxing a floor with beeswax turpentine, and stopping a gas pipe leak with soap or wax paste.
Menu Suggestions Mazarin Tarts
Mazarin tarts recipe details ingredients and method for almond filling and dough. Includes butter sugar egg yolk flour and almond filling steps, rolling cutting pressing into pans baking at 325 degrees for about 30 minutes then cooling and storing. Makes 24 tarts with optional preserves if filling short.
Social Bridge Teatime at Tioga Hotel July 2 1956
Duplicate bridge event listed for Monday July 2 1956 at Tioga Hotel starting 1 30 p m with participants from Chanute Saddie eclub awaiting players and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge
Tioga Hotel
Chanute Saddie Eclub
The
Chanute Tribune
Etiquette on Golden Anniversaries and school dances
A reader asks about obligations for golden wedding anniversaries and paying for school dance tickets. The answer: extend congratulations. the girl inviting pays for her own dance, and each girl buys her own ticket and pays for food and entertainment, escorts cover corsages and transport.
Chicken and Tongue Sandwiches Fillings Recipe
A recipe for chicken and tongue sandwich filling combines ground cooked chicken and smoked tongue with Bahama-type mustard onion pulp and juice minced green pepper and mayonnaise. Season to taste. Yields about one cup of filling.
Seventh annual creamery picnic planned at Fair Grounds
The Erie area will host its seventh annual creamery picnic at the Fair Grounds on Monday with vaudeville acts at 2 p m and 8 p m. A noon picnic dinner includes free ice tea from the Erie Chamber of Commerce and at 2 p m the Chamber will give ice cream to all the children. Carnival rides run from morning until night for visiting families as thousands are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Erie
Three story restaurant building collapses in Blackpool
A three story restaurant and store building collapsed in Blackpool killing at least one person and injuring 18 others. The incident disrupted the area as responders searched the rubble and treated the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackpool
England
Brighter Scene For Agriculture Gains Seen in Farm Prices
Washington reports farm prices rose two percent in the month ending June 15 amid continued gains for fruit potatoes and vegetables. Secretary Benson welcomed the higher prices and extended the soil bank participation deadline to July 15, with state committees allowed to set later limits. Parity ratio rose to 287 and the index to 247, while the parity index remained at 286. Livestock prices fell less than a half percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soil Bank
Benson
Scheele named president of Warner-Chilcott Lab
Lambert Pharmaceutical announces Scheele will become president of Warner-Chilcott Laboratories in Morris Plains New Jersey. His salary was not disclosed. He resigns as surgeon general after several years service citing family security and future property, and says he will continue to support health causes in private life. Eisenhower accepts resignation with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Obituary notes for Osburn Bass and Carlburg families
James W. Osburn 59 of Chanute died at home after moving from Hepler in 1944. Survived by widow Annice, son Gordon, two brothers, a sister and three grandchildren. funeral pending. Minnie Bass 91 of Girard died in Girard hospital. mother of Walnut Mayor Mason Bass, survived by three sons and many descendants. funeral Sunday at Carson Chapel Walnut. Anna Carlburg of Buffalo died at Wilson County Hospital Neodesha. Swedish-born, survived by two daughters, three sons, 18 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. funeral Sunday at Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church. burial Vilas Bethel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Osburn
Francis A. Osburn
Louisburg
Roland L. Osburn
Dallas
Merrill Chaney
Miami
Okla
Hepler Masonic Lodge
First Methodist Church
Chanute
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Minnie Bass
Minnie Myers Bass
Girard
Girard Hospital
Mason Bass
Walnut
Walnut-Girard
Orville
N. Y
C. E. Bass
Bass
R. J. Bass
Phoeniix, Ariz
P. A. Bass
Denver
Robert Carson
Carson Chapel
Carson Funeral Home
Walnut Cemetery
Anna Carlburg
Buffalo
Wilson County
Neodesha
Yarnloo
Sweden
Charlie Carlburg
Vilas
Carlburg
Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church
Edna Sutterfield
Lillie McAdams
Gus
Frank Carlburg
Kenneth Carl ‘Burg
Fredonia
Emma Dahl
Vies ‘Lutheran Church
Rolland Christenson Etait
Vilas Bethel Cemetery
Wilson - Johnson Mortuary
Evaporated Milk Consumption Declines In Postwar Years
The article notes U S per capita use of evaporated milk fell from 182 pounds in 1947 to 1542 pounds in 1953, reflecting a postwar shift in American dairy product consumption and household usage patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Coast Enjoys Nice Weather Across Regions
Pleasant conditions dominated the Atlantic Coast and Pacific Northwest while heat, humidity, and rain persisted in other areas. Cooler air moved from New England to South Carolina with temperatures about five degrees lower. Upper Midwest and Great Lakes saw 10 to 15 degree rises, and Traverse City spiked 24 degrees as severe storms and tornado winds hit the Midwest during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Northwest
New England
South Carolina
North Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
California
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Traverse City
Mich
Midwest
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Renewal of Violence Reported in Poland
A Swedish delegate said new violence erupted at the Poznan International Trade Fair as it reopened. Resistance groups inside the fair fired on police and Danish delegates were caught in crossfire while tanks patrolled Poznan streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Poznan
Poland
Scheele Quits as Surgeon General to Lead Private Firm
Washington announced Dr. Leonard A. Scheele would resign as surgeon general of the U.S. Public Health Service on August 1 to head a private pharmaceutical company. President Eisenhower said he accepted Scheele's resignation after more than eight years in the post. The Warner announcement followed shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
U.S. Public Health Service
Eisenhower
Scheele
Warner
Gas Tanker Fire Destroys Homes In Cincinnati Tragedy
A gasoline truck trailer overturned and exploded near Harrison and State avenues injuring and killing residents. Ten buildings burned as 50 people evacuated. one woman May Barnett died, possibly from shock or a heart attack. Larry Whitaker, 26, said the trailer overturned as he turned onto Harrison. Fifteen fire companies battled the blaze with flames shooting 50 feet high. Traffic on the Western Hills viaduct was rerouted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harrison and
State Avenues
Western Hills
Larry Whitaker
State
Harrison
Whitaker
May Barnett
Stanley
Elvert Frye
Thut Whitaker
Drought relief extension sought for 24 Kansas counties
Gov. Fred Hall recommends extending the drought relief program to Oct 1 for 24 Kansas counties including Cheyenne Sherman Wallace Greeley Hamilton Morton Logan Wichita Kearny Hodgeman Meade Colmanche Cloud Mitchell Osborne Rawlins Thomas Scott Ford Clark Sedgwick Sumner Kingman and Gove. The first twelve counties were recently designated drought disaster areas. Farmers may buy livestock feed at reduced prices under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Fred Hall
Cheyenne
Sherman
Wallace
Greeley
Hamilton
Morton
Logan
Wichita
Kearny
Hodgeman
Meade
Colmanche
Cloud
Mitchell
Osborne
Rawlins
Thomas
Scott
Ford
Clark
Sedgwick
Sumner
Kingman
Gove
State approves route change for US 55 designation
Kansas approves designating US 50N and K45 as part of the new US 55 route from Kansas City to Springer New Mexico. Westbound, US 55 enters at Elkhart and goes northeast to Great Bend along K45 then toward Baldwin and Kansas City via US 50N and US 50. US 50N between Lapned and Garden City will get a new number at the next highway commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript records hospital admittances for today including Mrs Les ter C Glassburn of St Paul and Mrs Linda D Carver with surgical needs. Dismissals noted for Friday and today include several patients from Buffalo Humboldt and local residences. A city court hearing for Billy A Allen and a traffic citation for Robert L Clark are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Glassburn
St. Paul
Medical
Michael L
Richard A
Linda D. Carver
S. Gretchen
Surgical
Armour Sprague
Buffalo
Donald Holman
Britton Thompson
Lawrence Barr
Rose
W. E. Walters
S. Edith
John Mueller
Humboldt
Hearing Winds Up On Laboratory Site
The Agriculture Department panel in St. Louis concludes a long hearing on a proposed 18 million dollar national animal disease research lab. About 70 delegations argued for various sites nationwide as committee head Don Collins of Kit Carson Colorado leads the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Agriculture
Department
Don Collins
Kit Carson
Colo
American National Cattlemen's Assn
Committee to Inspect Five to Eight Feasible Lab Sites
A 10 member committee will inspect five to eight sites as the most feasible locations for a new laboratory. The final sites will be disclosed gradually during the inspection tour. The planned laboratory will replace obsolete Washington DC facilities that have been closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Washington, D. C
Nixon Talks On Uprising In Poland At Lions Convention
Miami Vice President Nixon linked Poland unrest to a modern colonial imperialism by the Communists. He reaffirmed a deeds not words stance toward Soviet peace claims and noted his 10 day world trip including the Philippines and Vietnam. He cited Poznan riots with figures ranging from 30 000 demonstrators to dozens dead and hundreds wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla.p
Nixon
Poland
Lions International
U. S
Philippines
Viet Nam
Poznan
Warsaw
Russia
GOP State Meeting Opens in Tennessee
In Nashville the Tennessee Republican convention opened with most delegates already chosen for the National GOP nominating process. State chairman predicted no opposition to instructing delegates to back an Eisenhower Nixon ticket. No other candidates were mentioned in preconvention speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Car and Boat Plunge Into Miami River in Sudden Embarrassment
In Middletown Ohio Benie Harrod of Miamisburg backed his car to the Miami River to launch a trailer boat. As he released the boat the car slid into the water. He rescued his six month old son from the front seat before the car disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Bennie Harrod
Miamisburg
Miami River
Harrod
Walker Named to Succeed Eisenhower as Penn State President
University Park Pa Dr Eric A Walker vice president of Pennsylvania State University has been named to succeed Dr Milton S Eisenhower as president The former president submitted his resignation three weeks ago for personal reasons and later told trustees it was irrevocable He said he does not plan to seek a government position
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park, Pa
Eric A. Walker
Pennsylvania State University
Milton S. Eisenhower
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Mrs. DeMeritt
Mrs. Greve
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Peoples Cleaners
N. HiGhland
Erie & Vicinity
Brian Liebst
Marie Liebst
Neosho County
United Nations
Unesco
Brian
EHS
W. D. Larrimore
Eric
Baxter Springs
Oliver Craig
Second and
Lincoln
Cleo Dalton
Harvey Steele
Ira Sherlock
Gene Highfill
Willis Stroup
Harold VanCleave
Donnie Malcomb
Glen McClaren
Kansas City
Ballpark
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
W. M. Kimmey
F. B. Carpenter
Pittsburg
Ray Lowe
Mount Carmel Hospital
Charles Gribben
Buick
Parsons
Global Briefs
Manila
Richard Nixon
Nathan B. Twining
U.S. Air Force
Red Air Force Academy
Monino
Twining
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Tribune
Debs
Joan Ranabargar
N. Grant
Larry L. McGregor
Morris E. McGregor
Germany
Second Armored Division
McGregor
Army
Chanute’ Junior College
Robert L. Hayes
USN
Raymond E. ‘Hayes
S. Santa Fe
Cavalier
Iwo Jima
Charles Neville
Rodney
Ronnie
Charlene
Rosemary
Tremont, Ill
Pamela June Chapman
Sgt
Leslie
Jim) Chapman
Phoenixville, Pa
Billie
Chapman
Norma Jean Wilson
G. E. Barker
S. Central
I Carthage
B. R. Gay
Mrs. Gay
Earl Dee Burghart
Burghart
Robert Pennington
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Oilfield Research Labs
American Legion Hall
Bobby Jones
Academy
Permane
Venice
Judy Moore
Charlott Colborn
Marilyn Carlson
W. Main
Daily Transcript
Billy A. Allen
Edith
Robert L. Clark
Walker
Milton
CBS
Church of the Air
Sun
WIBW
KFH
Floyd L. Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
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