Rains-Hansen rites at St Josephs Humboldt
The ceremony at St Josephs Catholic Church Humboldt united Shelia Marlene Rains daughter of Rev and Mrs C E Rains with Leo Edward Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen. The bride wore white silk organza over taffeta and carried a white orchid. Attendants included Brenda Moor Pittsburg and Jane Mueller. The couple will reside in Humboldt after a reception in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia Marlene Rains
Humboldt
C. E. Rains
S. Western
Miss Moor
Hansen
Ward Hansen
Miss Mueller
St.Oswallaw Eneahude Joseph's Catholic Church
Frances Hay
Marie Reynolds
Parsons
Mary Jarboe
Brenda Moor
Pittsburg
Jane Mueller
Chanute High School
Pittsburg State College
Humboldt High School
Chanute Junior College
Social Scene Events and WSCS Circles Schedule
May 16 listings include CWF general meeting at the church 2 p.m. and numerous WSCS circles meeting at multiple addresses. Activities feature salad luncheon 12 30 p.m. and a playlet presented by local participants with a closing prayer by Rev. Herschell Straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Federation Room
Memorial Building
St. Margaret's Chapter
Grace Episcopal Church
Roy Isham
S. Alien
Esther Group
Evangelical United Breth
Neosho Valley Coin Er
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tioga Hotel
M. Adalt
WSCS
First Methodist Church
T. ©. Ward
WN. Lafayette
Elizabeth
John Gorton
W. 9Th
Esther
Carl Bedenbender
W. Elim
Martha
Lloyd Dalton
Katy
Mery
Sante Fe
South Shelter House
Ruth
Robert Roder
W. Kim
Dean Dighero
Joe Spurling
Two Stark Women Host Party at Garnett Home Unit
Elderly women of Stark attended a Garnett Home Demonstration Unit party in the dining room of the Methodist church. About 40 guests enjoyed refreshments a program and talks. In Fearston the Women’s Society of World Service met for family night with Mrs Julius Hanke as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Garnett Home Demonstration Unit
Methodist Church
Lodge hosts dinner as parade of guests from Parsons
Lodge No 368 of the LS of B of LF and E met Friday at Carpenters hall for a covered dish dinner. Thirteen members of the Pride of Parsons Lodge in Parsons were guests. Mrs T W Boman presided. The charter was draped for Mrs Gladys Ray.
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Chastain Lodge No
Carpenters Hall
Parsons Lodge
Parsons
T. W. Boman
Gladys Ray
Etiquette on wedding gift cards and late-night calls
It is acceptable to write a few lines of good wishes on a wedding gift card though not required. The proper telephone hour depends on family custom and their usual bedtime, with ten o'clock as a reasonable latest time for a young man to call.
WWI Groups Attend Convention in Abilene
Chanute World War I Veterans and Auxiliary attended the department convention in Abilene over the weekend. National Commander John E. Erickson and National President Mrs. Lucille Mort presided. Chanute officers included Mrs. Grant Wilson and John Uhren as district leaders with Grant Wilson as inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute World War 1 Veterans and Auxiliary
Abilene
John E. Erickson
Lucille Mort
Chanute
Grant Wilson
John Uhren
Ed Lesher
Gene Stewart
Wilson
Dean Geeding
J. FE. Vance
H. C. Slater
H. R. Mueller
William J. Rensick
Ed McAlexander
Joe H. Jackson
Uhren
Jack Owens
Home Textile Stain Help From Old Notes
Advice covers removing tobacco stains with glycerin then detergent soak and possible chlorine bleach for cottons and synthetics or hydrogen peroxide for silk and wool. It also suggests grating hard cheese on soup and using lemon juice with alcohol to clean satin slippers.
Shrimp Cakes with Butter Sauce and Cornmeal
Cook butter and flour, add milk to thicken then blend with beaten egg and hot sauce. Fold in lemon juice onion flakes and shrimp, chill, shape into six cakes, roll in corn meal and fry in melted butter until golden brown.
Better English and Pronunciation Quiz Answers
The questions cover sentence awkwardness with a corrected version, pronunciation of sycophant, misspelled word identifying perpetrate, opprobrium meaning, and aapword for deification apotheosis with examples. The ad ends with a dial-in line for the Tribune.
Dear Ann Landers excerpts reveal family gossip and social pressure
A reader asks how to handle a notorious gangster relative when marrying into a social family. Ann Landers advises feigned cousin status, while other letters urge listeners to protest lewd radio content and discuss gender roles in domestic labor and elder care. The column closes with a note about sending questions to the paper.
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Ann Landers
M. C. Ann Landers
Untouchable
Kansans Vote in Congress Show Mixed Support
AP reports how Kansas members backed and opposed recent roll calls. In the Senate, the minimum wage bill passed 64 to 28 with Carlson voting for and Schoeppel not voting. A second Germany bond resolution passed 86 to 5 with Carlson for and Schoeppel not voting. In the House, the min wage bill passed 230 to 196 with Breeding for and Avery Dole Ellsworth McVey Shriver against. a $100 million water pollution control program passed 307 to 110 with Breeding for and Avery Dole against.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Carlson
Schoeppel
United States
Federal Republic of Germany
House
Avery
Dole
Ellsworth, McVey, Shriver
Ellsworth
McVey, Shriver
Return to Staff System of Command
New York AP report says the invasion of Cuba led to a return to the staff system of command used under Eisenhower. Sen. Kenneth B. Keating notes Kennedy’s plan to run the executive establishment from the top was short lived and aired on a local TV program.
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New York
Cuba
Eisenhower
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Kennedy
Keating
Talk Feature Is Humorist George Groman Set for Club
Humorist and impressionist George Groman will headline the final Talk of the Month Club meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The event takes place at the Home Savings Arena on Walnut and Lincoln. Groman holds a BA from the University of Minnesota.
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George Groman
Home Savings Aren
Walnut and
Lincoln
Groman
University of Minnesota
Centennial Party at Grant Home Demonstration Unit
The Grant Home Demonstration Unit marked its centennial with a display in Stark Methodist church dining room featuring textiles, kitchen implements, and 1560 year old spectacles. Sun Shine friends and elderly women from Parsons Erie Stark Walnut and Kimball attended as guests. Local program included Mary Cook singing Sunflower, vocal trio Long Long Ago, talks on Mother's Day origins, and early day experiences. Tea and coffee were served.
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Stark
Grant Home Demonstration Unit
Stark Methodist Church
Sunshine Friends
Parsons
Erie
Walnut
Kimball
Rosa Smith
Mary Cook
Solo
George Simmons
Odin Dunham
Cook
John Piesker
Jewel Elder
Mother
Miss Cook
Lelia Dunham
Ida Olson
Mable Battershell
Mrs. Cook
Folk singers bolt around New York park ban with unaccompanied songs
Greenwich Village folk singers evade Parks Commissioner Morris ban on Sunday Washington Square Park musicales by using unaccompanied singing. About 700 people rallied and sang without instruments, despite prior enforcement and brief detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Newbold Morris
Washington Square Park
Park Department
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Shelia Rains
Drisdell
Dial Tribune
Lodge
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Lim
Bill Morgan
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the Tribune
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Grant
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O.K
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Chanete Tribune
Lanvin
Elizabeth Arden
Worth
Evyan
Garrott's Candies
Trifari Jewelry
Gotham
Bridge Supplies
Princess Gardiner
The
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Winston Churchill
Ronald Coleman
Peter Lorre
Jerry Lewis
Jimmy Durante
Charles Boyer
Red Skelton
Rochester
Gary Cooper
S. Central
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Nation Cleaners
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Arialion
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First National Bank
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