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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
3
Betty Carnations and other flowers highlight lavish Bridals as Betty Williams aids brides with wedding needs. Western Kansas teens and elders are praised for flood relief along the Arkansas River. Two auto thieves in Atlanta kidnap a bloodhound. suspects flee with dog on leash. A busy weekend ends with empty cupboards on Monday.
A quick kitchen idea mixes pineapple tidbits chunks or chopped rings into canned baked beans. Heat until warm for a sweet tangy side.
A golden wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. David W. Olson was held at Friends Home Lutheran church. Their five sons greeted guests, with relatives and friends traveling from Philadelphia, Santa Fe, Lavenburg, Salina, Clovis, and nearby towns as tables and cake were arranged with gold chrysanthemums and white net over gold satin.
A fragmented sentence notes souffles moving to ungreased baking dishes and mentions something about climb being best. The readable text lacks clear subject names or dates.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Treloggen of 701 W. Main plan an open house July 6 from 4 to 7 p.m. to mark their 55th wedding anniversary. The Chanute couple lived their entire married life there and have three sons J W Treloggen of 218 S. Western, H W at 1220 W. 3rd, and E E of Topeka, plus three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Meeker of 1417 S Highland marked their belated fiftieth wedding anniversary with a gathering at Elks Lake. Attendees included their children Cecil Cooklin Betsy Jean Fort Dodge Iowa. Joseph Buford Meeker Galesburg. Walter Howard Meeker W H Jr Michael Arkansas City. Kenneth J Meeker Grand Rapids Mir Sharon Van Dreamel Brian Treas eire Charlevoix Mich. James M Meeker Melinda Terry Augusta. John H Meeker John Jr Elaine Russell Everett Wash. Jesse F Meeker Chanute. Wayne Meeker Anita Stephen San Antonio Tex. and sisters Minnie B Howe Muir Mich and Mrs Glenn Faler Wayland Mich.
Ever Ready 4 H club members will host a swimming party on July 1 at 5 p m. The event aims to provide a social gathering and activity for club participants.
Ches ter L. Kimble Floyd A. Rice and Charles E. Pulliam retire from the Santa Fe Railway Company marking about 118 years of combined service. Kimble and Rice began in 1922 as car repairers and inspectors while Pulliam, a clerical worker, rose from stenographer to chief clerk before retirement.
A Sunday gathering of the Youngberg family took place at Santa Fe Park. Attendees include Neil and Debra Kepley. Norman, Ricky, and the Youngbergs from Lawrence Independence Garnett Parsons Topeka Iola Howard Chanute and others.
Chanute Kansas hosts the Golden Shrine of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem with Mrs Gwendolen Palmer Heeb and Gordon C Hawk conducting Inspections. Co hosts Pittsburg Fort Scott. Over 400 attended the Saturday event with guests from Kansas Oklahoma Missouri California and New York. Kansas State White Shrine Club met Sunday at Murray Hill School and Cedar Temple for its tri monthly meeting with Heeb and Hawk among about 200 attendees.
Tonight features Rookie League IGA diamond Chanute Lumber at Ward and Major League Highland Park Bank of Commerce versus Olney's Cate. Senior Teener League at Santa Fe Park shows Gray Lumber against Olson Supermarket with Fowler Transport versus Self Service.
The 3 to 11 p.m. shift held a Tuesday picnic at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park to honor Mrs. Richard Smith, a graduate nurse who will move to Wichita soon. About 20 people attended and a going away gift was given.
The BPW Circle of the First Baptist Church met in the educational building Tuesday night with 11 members present. Mrs. Thomas Tweddell hosted, Mrs. Joe Jackson presided, and devotions were led by Mrs. Herla Rush. The lesson by Mrs. Elmer McCandless focused on Mission the Christians Calling, from Missions Magazine. A gift was voted for Rev and Mrs Worley in Thailand.
Twenty women played in the Chanute Country Club Ladies Day golf event on Tuesday. Prizes went to Mmes Ralph Taylor 36 Alvin Cramer W G Bodley FE Morris 37 David McCune Glen Shook 38 and Don Elder 39 for low net putts. Mrs Charles Broadwell earned a ball for low putts. Mrs Bodley served as day chairman.
President Johnson has a bill on his desk authorizing 16.5 million dollars in federal funds for juvenile delinquency prevention, control, and treatment. The Senate approved the measure by voice vote, allocating 6.5 million for the current fiscal year and 10 million for the next year.
Chanute’s Wonderwood Day Camp hosted 109 Girl Scouts for a week of primitive camping cooking outdoors crafts and nature study. Camp activities culminated with campfire skits and songs. Camp leaders included Mrs. R L Montgomery Mrs. John Splane Mrs. Faye Edwards and others with separate unit leaders for Brownies Juniors Cadettes and helpers.
Thursday highlights include Royal Neighbors at Santa Fe Park at noon Channcomers at Home Savings Lounge 1 30 p m Thursday Bridge Club at Mrs Hugh Morgan 24 dollars Larson 1 30 p m Missionary Prayer Band Bible Baptist Church 2 30 p m Rural Grange Meeting Rural School 7 30 p m Seamona HD Unit at Mrs Nelle Stevens Route 3 2 p m Friday July 2 Harmony HD Unit at Mrs Robert Johnson Route 2 Humbold 1 30 p m W W Diet Club Sewyer Hall 1 50 Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m Dorcas and Any Man s Class First Christian Church north shelterhouse Santa Fe Park 6 30 p m
A Saturday night shower at Vilas Bethel Lutheran church honored Mr and Mrs Lewis Myers with a program led by Elmer Anderson and readings by Mrs Anderson. About 125 guests attended. pink and white decorations graced the gift table as family assisted with gifts and refreshments.
The Buffalo group met Thursday for sewing and cooking classes judging grooming manners cooking and sewing. A class of girls presented sponge cakes another bread loaves. Meg Clinesmith judged the dishes while Mrs Engelman demonstrated button hole stitch. Eight refreshments were served and the next meeting will be in July.
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