Nelms-Trembly Wedding Rite Unites Belén Couple
Sabrea Ella Nelms and Bill D. Trembly wed April 30 at Belén Federated Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore magenta silk taffeta with Alencon lace and a cathedral train, bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. The groom’s family and friends served as ushers and guests, with plans to reside in Pittsburgh, Pa., where the groom is stationed with the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabrea Ella Nelms
Clyde J. Nelms
Belen
N. M
Bill D. Trembly
R. M. Trembly
Chanute
Belen Federated Church
Chester Frantz
Murray Homburger
Marvin Trembly
Bobby Trembly
Jimmy Trembly
Randy Trembly
Pat Trembly
Arch Trembly
Clayton
Carl Trembly
Albuquerque
Peter J. van Havermaat
Detroit
Pittsburgh
U. S. Army
Victory HD unit lesson on non agitating blanket wash
Mrs W G Arthur and Mrs W J Arthur led a lesson on the non agitation method of washing a blanket at Victory HD unit. They demonstrated process and stressed five points of good management including supplies equipment worker fabrics methods and schedule. Eleven members answered roll call sharing soap preferences. Catherine Thompson attended as a guest. Mrs Wilbur Thompson spoke on Blue Shield and Blue Cross. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs Lester Thompson on June 1.
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W. G. Arthur
W. J. Arthur
Victory HD Unit
George Morehead
Catherine Thompson
Wilbur Thompson
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
Lester Thompson
Marian Fagin to Wed Dr Campbell in Dallas
Marian Fagin was honored with a linen and household shower at 1199 S Garfield. The event featured pastel decor, pink roses, and pink rosebud favors. Guests included Miss Fagin, the Rev L C Campbell, Wichita, Ann Wheelock, and several others. gifts came from Charlene Rike Erie, Kathryn Thornton Humboldt, and Margaret Rabas Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Fagin
C. A. Campbell
Dallas
Ervin Brune
S. Garfield
Irene Arnold
Miss Arnold
Miss Fagin
L. C. Campbell
Wichita
Ann Wheelock
Eric
Allene Myer
Stark
Patricia Blankinship
Fredonia
Wilma Jones Mines
Thomas Twedell
James W Osburn
George Lightfoot
Wayne Knox
Fred Fortney
Mildred Ennis
W. C. Markley
Dewcy Bedell and
Co. C
Luncheon Closes Season For Devoted Mothers
Devoted Mothers club concluded its season with a Kay Hotel luncheon. Purple and silver decor featured iris centerpieces and lily shaped nutcups. Twenty one were served. Hostesses included Mies, and officers were installed by retiring president Mrs. Max Tharp with Mrs. Albert Benson named new president.
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Kay Hotel
Iris
Mies
Robert Lassman
Charles Heaton
Edward Billbe
Charles Weggint
Max Tharp
Albert Benson
Bill Burghart
Lassman
Mothers Honored by Local Telephone Operators
Friday event in the operators lounge featured flowers for seventeen mothers and daughters who viewed color slides of Yellowstone Park after a brief visit to the operating room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Mmes
Dean Stone
CC. T. Manly
Andrew Ladd
M. C. Phillips
Guy Donovan
A. W. Hodges
C. E. Franklin
Dorothy Byers
W. R Simpson
C. F. Leavitt
Maude McCann
W. G. Fargo
Ruth Allison
Darrell Donovan
FE. B. Green Jr
Valeria Schleicher
C. Francis Jackson
Pattern add request mailed to Chanute Tribune department
Instructions for sending 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing. Mail to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. at 31 West 14th Street New York NY. Print plainly NAMF and address with zone size and style lumber.
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Colina
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
14Th St
New York
N.Y
Social Calendar May 1958 Tioga Hotel Activities
Sunday May 1958 social calendar lists events at the Tioga Hotel Green Room including Mothers Day Breakfast at 7:46 a.m. and Duplicate Bridge. Monday May 9 1955 shows more events like Alcott PTA basket dinner at 6:50 p.m. and Mary Martha guild dinner at Presbyterian church 6:30 p.m. Also Santa Fe Womens Federation at 2 p.m., VFW auxiliary at Memorial building 7:59 p.m., and Chanute Ladies Encampment at Odd Fellows hall in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga
Alcott
4-H Club News High Prairie Pioneers in Mound Spring
High Prairie Pioneers 4-H met at Mound Spring school led by Robert Baughn. Marjorie Wiltse and Maxine Wing led singing. 30 members and 4 leaders answered roll with favorite pastimes. Upcoming events include 4-H Sunday May 15 at High Prairie church and a 4-H tour on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie Pioneers
Robert Baughn
Mound Spring School
Marjorie Wiltse
Maxine Wing
High Prairie Church
Marjorie Wilse
Larry Marple
Carolyn Wing
Gary Morton
Philip Wing
Hutchinson
Darrell Wiltse
Joe Cook
Lawrence Coats
Ronald Wiltse
Donald Raughn
Cheryl Campbell
Floyd Wiltse
Brian Morton
Neosho Memorial Auxiliary Meets Seeks Renewals
Mrs. Gordon Barker, president, urged renewal of memberships at Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary. The group announced purchase of a 45 dollar electric in‑and‑out register for doctors. Reports covered birthday guild, Gray Ladies, nurses aides, cancer dressings, chapel draperies, maternity ward, and landscaping needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Barker
Neosho Memorial Hospital
C. G. Bailey
Gray Ladies
Chanute Council of Church Women
Frank Burtle
Charles Broadwell
Mrs Ballou Hosts Circle Five CWF Meeting
Mrs Charles Ballou Jr hosted Circle 5 of the Christian Womens Fellowship in her home on Wednesday evening. Officers elected include leader Mrs Dick Crowl and assistant leader Mrs Royce Wells with secretary reporter Mrs Glenn Kiddoo and treasurer Mrs Charles Wolfe. Mrs Henry Alford discussed topics for next year and Mrs Gerald Rowan reviewed a Thailand chapter from This Is Missions. Devotions by Mrs Ballou, refreshments served to two guests and 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ballou Jr
Circle 5
CWF
Albert Benson
Dick Crowl
Royce Wells
Glenn Kiddoo
Charles Wolfe
Henry Alford
Christian Womens Fellowship
Gerald Rowan
Thailand
Tools Aids For The Blind Demonstrated In Neosho Meeting
Nor ma Varney demonstrated devices for the blind at a Neosho County Welfare staff meeting. Items included white canes tape measures diabetic insulin needles and rolling pins. Varney, blind, works with the home teacher services for the division of the blind Kansas Department of Social Welfare, serving Chanute area and offering services to all sight impaired persons. Information available from county welfare director Adeline Fortney. Varney's home is in Kansas City Kansas.
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Norma Varney
Neosho County
Adeline Fortney
Miss Varney
Kansas City
Kas
Drought Study Urged In Seven Kansas Counties
Washington insiders report Agriculture Department is asked to study drought in seven Kansas counties to decide eligibility for emergency feed program. Gov. Fred Hall and Rep. Hope urge department to review conditions in Cowley Sumner Barber and Harper counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Fred Hall
Hope
Kansas City Officer Fatally Wounded in Shooting
Off duty Kansas City detective William Kenner, on the force since 1932, died after midnight at General Hospital following a struggle to take a shotgun from Herschel Williams. Williams, 34, admits shooting after a tavern incident involving Russell Hoover.
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Kansas City
William Kenner
Kenner
General Hospital
Herschel Williams
Williams
Russell Hoover
Hoover
Showers Hit Some Areas Across Midcontinent and Texas
The Associated Press reports wet and windy conditions in parts of the midcontinent with thunderstorms from the Great Lakes to the Central Plains and Central Texas. Tornadic winds damaged property in Texas and Iowa, killing Mamie Bennett in Temple, and injuring another person as heavy hail fell in central Texas. Temperatures cooled in the Northern Plains while the Upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes saw a warming trend.
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Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Texas
Iowa
Mamie Bennett
Temple
Tex
Harlan
Des Moines
Plains
Needles
Calif
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Friday admissions include George Phillips at 619 S Grant surgical and Edgar Starliper from Elsmore medical plus Lana Trum bull at 409 N Grant surgical. Dismissals list Luella Fur nee 719 S Grant Mrs Mary M Rensing 1693 S Central Mrs Linnie Gilmore R 3 and George Phillips 619 S Grant Roy Cowan 202 N Central Dr Ed Ashley 9118 S Highland Mrs Lelia Dunham Stark LaVerne Smith 709 W 1st Birth to Mr and Mrs Robert Lewis 412 W Ist a son.
Neodesha hires Earl McCray as next year music instructor
Southeast Kansas area briefs report Earl McCray an orchestra instructor at Neodesha schools in the early 1920s has been hired as music instructor at Thayer for next year and is currently teaching at Parker. Coffeyville plans for two housing additions north of North Edgewood and at the northwest end of West Coffeyville receive city commission approval. A Coffeyville health drive outlines a four step sanitation cleanup focusing on garbage cans shelters privies and industrial wastes. Fort Scott reports a one year old boy Michael Leftwich suffered burns after grabbing a cup of hot grease from his mother. Mound City news notes Charlie Ward, 89, injured in a home accident and taken to Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott. Ward had been hanging bedding on a clothes line at his home.
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Neodesha
Earl McCray
Thayer
Parker
Coffeyville
North Edgewood
West Coffeyville
City Commission
Richard Lyness
Lawrence
State Board of Health
Fort Scott
Michael
Darlene Leftwich
Mound City
Charlie Ward
Main Street Mercy Hospital
Ward
Armory project advances as city mails map
Pittsburg completes its share of the national guard armory project by mailing a contour map of the site. No state date yet for letting a contract to build the new armory.
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Pittsburg
National Guard
Lee Haworth
Chiropractor Dr J 8 Whitteberry Back From Wichita Convention
Dr J 8 Whitteberry returned from a three day chiropractors convention in Wichita accompanied by Mrs Whitteberry. Police reports detail several vehicle collisions: a Santa Fe Park entrance collision involving Jess Flores Godinez and Charles Gambrill with damaged front and left areas. Forest Hosack's car pushed into a ditch on US 169 with no injury and the other driver fleeing. and a second crash at Hickory and Lee involving Richard E Starliper and Chester J Shockley with damage to left side and right front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Whitteberry
Wichita
Whitteberry
Jess Flores Godinez
1016 S. Steuben
Charles Gambrill
Erie
Santa Fe Park
Forest Hosack
1813 E. Main
US 169
Chanute
Hosack
Richard E. Starliper
Lavonburg
Chester J. Shockley
Lafayette
Hickory and
Lee
Ozark Station Agent Named Manager in Clarksville Tennessee
Earl Romine, previously a station agent for Ozark Airlines for three years, has been promoted to station manager at Clarksville Tennessee. The promotion was announced by Ozark officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Romine
Ozark Airlines
Clarksville, Tenn
Romine to be Replaced as Agent by Kent Blackwood
The Chanute Tribune notes Romine’s replacement as agent by Kent Blackwood, son of Mr and Mrs C D Blackwood. Romine and his wife with three children will relocate to Tennessee once housing is arranged. The Romine family home is 420 North Kansas Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ebert
Romine
Kent Blackwood
Streak of Luck In Clover Patch
Atchison 20 year old Barbara Laurie read an AP dispatch about a Virginia girl finding a six leaf clover. She searched her front yard patch and found a six leaf clover along with four five leafs and four leaf clovers in ten minutes. She expects a deluge of good luck.
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Atchison
Barbara Laurie
Associated Press
Richmond
Barbara
Kansas Claims Assn Elects Wichita Man President
John P. Aderholts of Wichita is named the new president of the Kansas Claims Association, announced in Topeka. The leadership change unfolds as the group pursues its professional agenda.
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Kansas Claims Assn
Wichita Man
Topeka
John P. Aderholts
Wichita
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