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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune collage of 1965 Ann Landers questions covers an aunt's costly accident to a ukulele, advice about vacation courting, single men’s views on romance, and a couple's loud love habit, urging practical responsibility and discretion.
An Eastern Star reception in Savonburg honored Mrs. Geneva Erikson District No.16 aide. Under Mrs. Maxine Cupper the ceremony featured A Wish ing Well theme. About 80 guests attended with talks and music ending with punch and cake.
The Hutton PTA study group held a covered dish dinner at the First National Bank community room on Wednesday noon marking the final meeting of the year. Mrs Edward Billbe led the gathering.
Odense HD unit hosted a guest tea at Mrs. Herbert Schultz home with Mrs. Clyde Selle gren presiding. Donations supported Cancer fund and 4-H fairgrounds floor. Vilas Homebuilders met at Vilas Church with lessons on Alter Patterns and Standard of Excellence.
Chaincomers met Thursday at the Tioga Hotel for a 27 member luncheon with six sponsors. Mrs. Jack Patrick and Mrs. Charles Ross received newcomer gifts as Martin Rotunno outlined the summer program, while Mrs. Ralph Taxter, president, announced the next coffee on May 20 at 9 30 in Highland Park and a family picnic on June 1 at 6 30 p.m.
The Royal Neighbors of America met at IOOF Hall on Thursday noon for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Ora Ritter presided over the business session. Officers prepared for the ballet march at the convention to be held in Coffeyville on May 19. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Nathan Hole in rural Erie on June 3.
Glenna Lou Layman and Larry Jack Richardson wed Sunday at First Christian Church Bonner Springs. Officiant Rev Norman L Cullumber led a double ring ceremony with family members from Reeds Spring Missouri and Santanta Kansas. Guests included out of town relatives and friends as the couple will reside in Shawnee Mission after a short honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Ross Miller announce the birth of a great grandson Bradley Dean to Mr and Mrs G H Hensley Overland Park born May 4 The Hensleys also have a son Mark age five Army PFC John H Schettler 24 son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schettler R 1 St Paul participates in Exercise Silver Hand at Fort Hood Texas May 1 15 He is a driver in Headquarters Company 1st Battalion 1st Armored Division 46th Infantry The Rev Dale L Sneeringer of First Baptist church attended the annual clergy conference at Osawatomie State Hospital during National Mental Health Week
IC Class of the EUB Church met at 1402 S Central hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Kimble. Bes sie Brady led the session with a poem, Edith Jones gave devotions, and Mary Edwards won the door prize. A dessert course was served. Edwards will host the June 3 meeting at 217 W. 6th.
Chapter DD of PEO met in the home of Mrs. Don Rankin at 609 S Highland. Mrs. Howard Jester reviewed the play All the Way Home by Ted Moses. Cake and coffee were served from a lace table with garden flowers and candles. Mrs. Dean Gough poured. Mrs. Crockatt assisted. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Goughs home.
The Krone reunion gathered Sunday at the Humboldt Community Park shelter house with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Leonard Carlson family, Krone relatives, Seefeldt and Erickson families, and other local residents from Humboldt and Chanute.
The story hour for children will be held Saturday from 10 30 to 11 at the library featuring Shaun and the Boat. R D Churchill president of Churchill Inc returned home today from St Luke s Hospital in Kansas City after a stay starting last Sunday.
The Dial Tribune notes a Sunday meeting at 7 30 p m in Melville Public Library where readers discuss Billy Budd Foretop Man. The event is hosted by the Grest Books Discussion Group.
Governor William H. Avery issued a proclamation designating Sunday May 9 as Mother's Day in Kansas and urged reverent observance.
The Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. M. Holman’s home, 524 Grant. Mrs. Arthur Garrison led devotions and the mission study Changing Rural America. Nine members and three visitors attended including Mrs. Mary Rutherford, Mrs. Fred Gillihan and Mrs. Don Cornell.
A list of households from multiple cities appears including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pittman Wichita Mr and Mrs Joe Divine Lyndon Mr and Mrs Sam Gibson Kansas City Mr and Mrs Larry Runkle Manhat tan Mr and Mrs Ron Harger Manhattan Mr and Mrs R C Greer Mrs JA Leonard and son Mr and Mrs Joan Porter and Son Perry Mrs Mary Marshall Topeka Mr and Mrs Loren Bailey Independence Mo Mr and Mrs M A Iverson and Tory Raytown Mo Mr and Mrs Jim Pierce EmporiaCarload of Kansas families and associates listed across states.
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