Pattern Additions and Catalogue Offer Details
Customer requests five cents per pattern for first class mailing and twenty two cents for six copies of the Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. Address is The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept P.O. Box Old Chelsea Station New York. Copy to include name address tone and pattern number. Include patterns like crochet knitting embroidery and weaving with quilts toys and dolls.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O. Boxif
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. N.Y
Alice Brooks
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
N.Y
Peck and Veronique Welcomes Sixth Child in Santa Monica
Gregory Peck and Veronique Peck become parents to a 6 pound 8 ounce girl born at Santa Monica Hospital. The actor already has three sons from his first marriage to Greta Peck and one son with Veronique.
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Hollywood
Gregory Peck
Veronique
Santa Monica Hospital
Peck
Greta Peck
Woman Says Men Don't Like Too Much Morality
Ann Landers responds to reader letters about morality and marriage. The first writer argues men dislike high moral standards, while a second reader asks about bridesmaids ages and family roles. Landers advises daughters choose their own bridesmaids and suggests marriage depth over appearances.
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Ann
New York
South America
Ann Landers
Mrs Everett Booe Hosts Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Mrs Everett Booe of Humboldt hosted a covered dish luncheon for Cottage Grove Ladies Aid. Thirteen members eight children and a guest from Coffeyville joined in quilting. Mrs Ralph Debler presided and next meeting is May 22 with host Mrs Ed Brinkmeyer.
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Everett Booe
Humboldt
Cottage Grove
Lucinda Pitman Wins Grand Prize at Arts and Crafts Fair
Lucinda Pitman of Humboldt wins the grand prize for Still Life With Purple Vase at Murray Hill School Arts and Crafts Fair opening today. Exhibits run 5:30 to 10 p.m. Friday and 2 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, 2 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Dee Anne Tabor
Murray Hill School
Tribune
Lucinda Pitman
Humboldt
Robert Blunk Jr
Reed Schmickle
Pittsburg State College
Lottie Wortman
Pat Lofthouse
Charlotte Amalie
William Bailey
Sheila Bray
Joseph G. Lewiss
Paris
Shower Honors Cindy Jenkins
A layette shower honored Cindy Jenkins, new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jenkins. Hostesses Mrs. James Osborn and Mrs. Wayne Huffman served at the Huffman home, 418 West. Guests included Beverly Hansford Judy Reed Sandra Mills Marilyn Johnston and many Jenkins and Reed family members. The table featured a white branch with pink flowers and pastel streamers and candles.
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Cindy Jenkins
Robert E. Jenkins
James Osborn
Wayne Huffman
Huffman
Beverly Hansford
Judy Reed
Sandra Mills
Marilyn Johnston
Mmes Jenkins
Floyd Reed
Eugene Jenkins
Wayne Greve
Glen Doepke
Dale Friederich
James Sheridan
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Gary West
Glen Grinnell
Don Lee
Dick Stowell
Burns Hosts PEO Dessert Luncheon At Home
Mrs. A L Burns entertained Chapter CD of the PEO with a dessert luncheon at 402 S Garfield assisted by Mrs. Edwin Rideau. The lesson Design for Giving Ourselves was by Mrs. Bruce Burns. Twenty three members attended. Mrs. D C Diver will host the next meeting May 15 at 1 30 p m.
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A. L. Burns
S. Garfield
Edwin Rideau
Bruce Burns
Art Holmes
Talmadge Fry
Methodist
Topeka
D. C. Diver
S. Highland
Royal Neighbors In Meeting at IOOF Hall
A covered dish luncheon was served to Royal Neighbors of America members in the IOOF hall. Twenty four persons attended. Mrs P B Darlington reported on the state convention in Great Bend. The group will meet at Santa Fe park shelter house next.
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Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
P. B. Darlington
Great Bend
Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Mrs Reinhardt Hosts Cancer Drive Helpers
Mrs. Reinhardt of rural Erie hosted a Tuesday coffee for women who assisted with the Cancer drive in Big Creek township. She chaired the drive and welcomed invited guests including Mrs W D Richardson, Mrs Fred Malson, Mrs John Naughton, Mrs John King, Mrs Harold Krueger, Mrs Clyde Sellegren, Mrs Marie Wheatley and Mrs Arnold Phillips.
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Ralph Reinhardt
Erie
Big Creek
Reinhardt
Mmes. W. D. Richardson
Fred Malson
John Naughton
John King
Harold Krueger
Clyde Sellegren
Marie Wheatley
Arnold Phillips
Laurel Mothers Close Club Year
A luncheon at the Tioga Hotel marked the Laurel Mothers club year end. Officers were installed: Merle Venus president, Lee Sharp vice president, Robert Smith secretary, Lewis Watts treasurer. Hostesses included Mrs Watts Lonnie Rhodes and Wayne Klau man. A June 12 children’s picnic is planned in Highland Park.
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Tioga Hotel
Laurel Mothers Club
Merle Venus
Lee Sharp
Robert Smith
Lewis Watts
Mmes. Watts
Lonnie Rhodes
Wayne Klauman
Highland Park
Silver Tea Showcases Hawaiian Atmosphere at Church Event
In the Fellowship hall of the Methodist church the Martha circle hosted a Hawaiian themed silver tea. Mrs. O A Klingner presented Hawaii slides and crafts while wearing native costumes and leis. Japanese ceramics and Hawai ian articles were displayed, with music by Mrs. Palmer Forslund and Mrs. John Hargrave. About 200 attended as Mrs. Floyd Hall organized arrangements and Mrs. Milo Johnson led the tea service.
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Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Martha Circle
Women’s Society of Christian Service
O. A. Klingner
Islands
Hawaii
E. W. Johnson
Johnson
Klingner
Floyd Hall
A. A. Miller
Palmer Forslund
John Hargrave
Milo Johnson
Floyd Stacey
Chanu-Comers Visit Wichita Celebrate Welcome Wagon Day
Ten members of the Chann Comers club visited Wichita for the Welcome Wagon Day event proclaimed by Mayor James L. Gardner for April 29. A noon reception, 1 pm luncheon with fashion displays, and a Prairie Revue performance drew about 400 guests from multiple Kansas towns. Chanute attendees included Mrs. E. W. Johnson, Dale Painter, Floyd Naff, A. G. Stone, Leroy Barker, Hans Herold, and Carter Brookhart.
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Chann- Comers Club
Wichita
Welcome Wagon Clubs of
James L. Gardner
Welcome Wagon Club
Coffeyville
Independence
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Marysville
Salina
Newton
Junction City
Kansas City
Kas
Winfield
Hays
Chanute
Mmes. E. W. Johnson
Dale Painter
Floyd Naff
A. G. Stone
Leroy Barker
Hans Herold
Carter Brookhart
Passenger Train Delayed for Pictures at Parsons Terminal
The last Katy Flyer arrived at Parsons terminal late but understandably so after a journey from St Louis. The passenger train was repeatedly delayed along its route for spectators taking photographs at various stops.
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Parsons
St. Louis
Independence Reporter Circulation Chief Resigns in Move to St Louis
Jack Hive ly, circulation manager of the Independence Reporter, resigns to join Hickey Mitchell Newspaper-boy Insurance Co. of St. Louis as field representative covering five states. He began in Chanute in 1953 as Tribune circulation manager. John Petsick will replace Hively June 2 in Independence. A steer owned by Henry Warner of Altoona was struck and killed near Altoona, causing about $300 damage to Glen Lee Campbell’s car.
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Independence
Jack Hively
Independence Reporter
Hickey- Mitchell
Boy Insurance Co
St. Louis
Hively
Chanute
The
Tribune
Hivelys
John Petsick
Montgomery County
Altoona
Henry Warner
Glen Lee Campbell
Campbell
First American diesel locomotive tested on ten railroads
The first diesel electric locomotive in the United States was trialed on ten railroads during 1924 and 1925, marking an early test of diesel power in mainline service.
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United States
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Silver Tea
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