Spencer Reinhardt engagement announced in Wichita
Mr and Mrs A Lee Spencer of Wichita announce the engagement of their daughter Clarice Louise to Kenneth Eugene Reinhardt son of Mr and Mrs K R Reinhardt of 1210 S Highland. The couple plans to wed at 230 pm June 28 at First Presbyterian Church Wichita.
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A. Lee Spencer
Wichita
Fredonia
Clarice Louise
Kenneth Eugene Reinhardt
Reinhardt
K. R. Reinhardt
S. Highland
First Presbyterian Church of
Miss Spencer
Fredonia High School
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Laughlin Furniture
Chanute
The
Santa Fe Railroad
University of Wichita
Clarice Louise Spencer
Kenneth Os Nee
Ighland
Midway School Faculty and Staff Picnic at Santa Fe Park
A May 3 picnic for Midway School faculty and personnel was held in Santa Fe Park. Attendees included Robert J. Dollar, numerous couples, and several individuals led by Rev. G. M. Pierce, with extensive local representation.
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Midway School
Santa Fe Park
Robert J. Dollar
John Laster
Ray Hames
Floyd Collison
Charles Schooler
Rick
Pamela
Freda Potter
Charles Anderson
G. M. Pierce
Lorene
Amye Stevens
Ivan Mears
Bonnie Travis
Junior Braman
Marla Raye
Clay
Melvin Sperry
Linda
Susie
Don Marple
Larry
David
Max
Clarence Nelson
Marilyn
Keith
Other York
W. D. Fisher
Janice
Sandra
Roy Anderson
Judy
Walter Nolitenmeyer
Chester Uden
Nancy
Shirley
Marcia
Pete Johnson
Donna
Carolyn
Jack Kennedy
Dear Ann Landers column on parenting and marriage
A Chanute Tribune reader outlines child discipline issues and a husband obsessed with bridge plus a 16 year old in love with a 19 year old. Ann Landers replies urging a firm hand with children, confronting a bridge-obsessed spouse, and warning about immature expectations in love and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Don
Missionary Society Creates Memorial Crosses at First Church of God
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God held a Thursday meeting. Mrs. Randall Bell presided and led a devotion, with prayer by Mrs. Tom McQuin. Plans were made to paint the Fellowship Center. Eight members and a guest Paula Jean McBee attended.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Randall Bell
Tom McQuin
Paula
Jean McBee
WSCS Circles Close Club Year With Meetings
The Orpah circle of the Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held its final meeting at Mrs. Robert Rader’s home with poems devotions and a lesson by Mrs. R. R. Elder. Naomi circle ended under Mrs. Don Shoemaker with a salad luncheon at Mrs. Lewis Taylor Jr.’s country home attended by 11 members and two guests.
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Orpah
Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Robert Rader
W. Elm
Lee Embry
G. B. Wall
R. R. Elder
W. Roy Johnson
Wall
Greg
Nancy Cole
Don Shoemaker
Naomi
Lewis Taylor Jr
Ed Ranz
Kay Shoemaker
Georgia Fitzpatrick
Seth Farwell
Social Calendar May 11 Event Highlights
May 11 schedule includes St Cecilia Music Club at Tioga Hotel closing luncheon 1 pm Hannah and Esther Groups of EUB church 7 30 pm Mary Marthe Guild Presbyterian church dinner 6 30 pm Santa Fe Women’s Federation Carpenter’s Hall 2 pm Murray Hill PTA 7 90 pm Fairfield PTA school 7 30 pm Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel 7 30 pm.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
Tioga Hotel
Hannah
Esther
EUB Church
Church Annex
Mary Marthe Guild
Santa Fe Women's Federation
Carpenters Hall
Murray Hill Pta
Achool
Fairfield Pta
Echool
Duplicate Bridge Club
Devoted Mothers Club Hosts Salad Luncheon
The Devoted Mothers club held a salad luncheon Friday at 1010 S Evergreen, hosted by Mrs. Richard Barnard. Eighteen members and a guest attended as officers were installed and the new president announced her committees with assistance from Mrs. Edward Billbe and Mrs. Max Tharp.
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Devoted Mothers Club
Richard Barnard
S. Evergreen
Edward Billbe
Max Tharp
Miriam Circle Meeting At Murray Hill School
Eighteen members of the Miriam circle of the Rebekah Lodge gathered Friday night at Murray Hill School with Mrs. Gladys Franklin presiding. Mrs. H. M. Kemmerer gave the opening prayer and Mrs. George Wilson won the door prize. The degree staff practiced for the Assembly meeting with Mrs. Edith Maholland, president, slated to attend on May 18. The next gathering is a 6:30 p.m. covered dish dinner on June 12 hosted by Mrs. Nathan Hole.
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Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Murray Hill School
Gladys Franklin
H. M. Kemmerer
George Wilson
Assembly
Edith Maholland
Nathan Hole
John Bebbington
Odense
Harry Lindberg
David Olson
Bebbington
Ernest Stemple
N. Garfield
Rainbow Unit
J. W. Ames
Unesco
Ambie Eckard
Mmes. Merle Umbarger
Will Crumrine
Florence Barker
A. M. Garton
C. Hunter
Willing Workers 4-H Club May Meeting Highlights
The Willing Workers 4-H Club met Tuesday at Hillcrest School with 21 members present. David Swiler presided, 21 members answered roll, and new member Mike Rutledge joined. Demonstrations were led by Michael Dent and Mary Neely, health talk by Swiler, and talks on music appreciation and parliamentary practices by Harry and Jeanne Guy. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Oscar Swiler and Mrs Leo Fickel.
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Willing Workers
Hillcrest School
David Swiler
Mike Rutledge
Bill Frederick
Michael Dent
Mary Neely
Harry Guy
Jeanne Guy
Oscar Swiler
Leo Fickel
Ridge Family Night at Ridge Evangelical church event
Ridge Family Night was held at the Ridge Evangelical United Brethren church with about 50 attendees. Hostesses were Mrs. Ed Kuhn and Mrs. Virgil Solomon, decorations by Mrs. James Olson, Melvin Carlson, and Willard Carlson, and group singing led by Connie Carlson.
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Ridge
Ridge Evangelical United Brothern
Ed Kuhn
Virgil Solomon
Mmes
James Olson
Melvin Carlson
Willard Carlson
Connie Carlson
Olson
Curtis Carlson
Judy Carlson
Karen Solomon
Maxine Stoll
Walter Guenther
Bill Carlson
E. A. Pauli
Alaska
Mr. Kidd
Fredonia
Norton Woman Heads PEO Sisterhood
Mrs. C. E Long of Norton was elected president of the Kansas PEO Sisterhood at the annual convention closing session. Other officers elected include Mrs. E. J. Riedell Salina first vice president Mrs. Wiley Cranson Scott City second vice president Mrs. Marc Marcellus Emporia organizer Mrs. Carl Nelson Independence recording secretary Mrs. P. R. Craft Junction City corresponding secretary and Mrs. Harold R. Fatzer Topeka treasurer. The 1960 convention will be held May 10-12 at Pratt.
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Topeka
C. E Long
Norton
Kansas Peo
E. J. Riedell
Salina
Wiley Cranston
Scott City
Marc Marcellus
Emporia
Carl Nelson
Independence
P. R. Craft
Junction City
Harold R. Fatzer
Pratt
COOL CONTRASTS IN MARIAN MARTIN PATTERN
Marian Martin presents printed pattern 9179 for misses sizes 12 through 20 with two fabric choices snow-white pique or broad cloth. Pattern requires 4 1?2 yards of 35 inch fabric and a 1/2 yard contrast, with thirty five cents per pattern plus extra for mailing. Send to Pattern Dept New York.
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Chanute Tribune
Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York II
N.Y. Priest
Marian Martin
Che Eute Tribune
Weet
18Th St
New York
D. NY
Hope Flicker for Michigan Ends Impasse Crisis
A flicker of hope emerged as bipartisan talks on Friday produced a potential breakthrough in Michigan's political stalemate and financial crisis. Officials indicated progress toward a resolution and possible funding steps.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Area Demonstration Units Observe National HD Week
National Home Demonstration Week May 3 9 was observed by area units with special meetings and programs. A Victory HDU picnic at Union Valley School marked the unit 17th anniversary.
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The
Victory Hdu
Union Valley School
Wilbur Thompson
Hdus
Ralph McMinimy
Dick MecMinimy
Buford Allen
Kermit Adelgren
Reuben J. Burkman
Mmes
Messrs
Ernest Wahl
Bill Arthur
Howard McNeill
John Barney
Andrew Nelson
Harve Johnson
Glen McLaren
F. A. Prosser
Robert W. Smith
Happy Homemakers
No accord reached as talks continue between party leaders
After a weekend recess Gov G Mennen Williams and top Republican leaders held a lengthy talks at the governor's invitation. Key tax disputes underpin the stalemate that has halted state pay and welfare funds and pushed the deficit toward 100 million dollars. Sadie Layton, not charged in a fatal crash, faces a $350 000 damage suit.
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G. Mennen Williams
Bart
Sadie Layton
Tragic Miami Crash Leaves Bart Burne Vegetative
In North Shore Hospital Miami a 31 year old man, Bart Burne, lies comatose after being struck crossing to his drive in restaurant. Doctors say he will never recover and his family faces mounting medical bills and emotional strain. Bart’s wife Jo Ann cares for two young children as the family contemplates a hoped for unborn child.
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Ann Landers
Billy
Miami, Fla
North Shore Hospital
Jim Burne
Bart Burne
Bart
Scranton
Jo Ann
Bart, Jr
Florence
Nile boat Dan dara sinks amid picnic tragedy near Cairo
Divers and navy frogmen recovered 40 more bodies from the sunken Dan dara after it capsized with about 300 aboard. Police said 95 more are unaccounted for, pushing toll toward 150. President Nasser helped direct rescue efforts as women and children perished beneath decks.
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Cairo
Egypt
Vaughn Joins Staff of Southwestern Bell
Marvin Jack Vaughn of Fredonia has become staff assistant in the Southwestern Bell training program at Topeka. He will graduate in June from Kansas State University with an electrical engineering degree after four Navy years 1951 to 1955.
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Manhattan
Marvin Jack Vaughn
Fredonia
Southwestern Bell
Topeka
Vaughn
Kansas State University
Navy
Chanute Junior College
Chanute
Engineers Club
Kansas State
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Student Institute of Radio Engi
Sharks Close San Francisco Beaches After Fatal Attack
Sharks forced San Francisco to close its beaches following the death of 18 year old Albert Kogler who was fatally mauled 50 yards offshore. His companion Shirley O Neill, 18, aided him and waited with prayers until he lost consciousness.
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San Francisco
Albert Kogler
Shirley O'Neill
W. J. Follett
California Academy of Sciences
Rogier
Barry Wilson
James Jacobs
Monterey Bay
Mother's Day DARLKING offers and local notices
Duck Creek area brief lists Rexall Drugs sale ads with two days left Friday and Saturday. Watchtower rep L Lambert speaks at 3 p.m. Sunday. Dee Ann Tabor to comment at May 21 Christian College fashion show in Columbia. Four Square Unit members attended May 4 district meeting in Pittsburg. Car collisions injure fronts of a 1957 Buick and a 1953 Plymouth at Allen and Oak. Boat reported stolen near Neosho River east bridge. Check writer and notary seal recovered from bus depot locker. A Chanute youth reports four attackers outside a cafe last night.
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Dee Ann Tabor
Vic
Jay Tabor
Christian College
Columbia
Wichita
Tabor Motor Co
Scratching Incident Quoted With No Arrests Made
A report notes a scratched face incident and states that no arrests were made. Further details remain unclear from the readable text.
Hospital Admittances and Birth Notice in Daily Transcript
Admittances yesterday include Bill Burghart at 1702 S Central medical and today Douglas Scott 524 S Evergreen surgery and Paul Godinez 902 N Steuben surgery. Dismissals yesterday list Merle Estes 1401 S Allen William Bragg Stark Leo Culbertson Pasadena and Mrs Elizabeth Linn mann Eric. Birth today to Mr and Mrs Cleo Rutherford Buffalo a girl.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bill Burghart
S. Central
Medical
Douglas Scott
S. Evergreen
Paul Godinez
N. Steuben
Merle G. Estes
S. Allen
William L. Bragg
Stark
Leo Culbertson
Pasadena
Elizabeth Linemann
Eric
Cleo Rutherford
Buffalo
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt Area
George B. Moore aged 70 died Friday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after months as patient. Survivors include wife Ella, two sons Henry and Kenneth, an uncle and several nephews. Funeral at Johnson Funeral Home Monday with Mount Hope Cemetery burial. Grace Adams funeral held at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt with last rites by Eastern Star.
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George B. Moore
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
George W
Rosella Foster Moore
Louella Driscoll
Henry
Columbia
Kenneth
Independence
Fred Foster
Caryle
Harold Moore
Chanute
Paul Moore
Monarch Cement Co
Johnson Funeral Home
Mount Hope Cemetery
J. A. van Nice
Grace Hamm
Davida Cox
Adah
Vesta Williams
Ruth
Hazel Lewis
Esther
Kathryn Redding
Martha
Pauline Naff
Electa
Christ Jesus' healing by prayer practical today
A Christian Science notice notes growing interest in spiritual healing through prayer as described in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Readers are invited to borrow or purchase a copy for $3 postpaid at the Chanute Reading Room, 18 N. Forest, with hours 2-4 p.m. except Sundays and holidays.
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Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
N. Forest
Chanute
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