Judy Greve Sets Marriage Date
Judy Greve of 502 S Evergreen announces the engagement of her daughter Judith Mary to Albert Leon Chard of 1003 St Grant. Judy is a 1957 Chanute High School graduate and works at Limerick Finance. Chard is a 1955 graduate of Chanute High School. The wedding is planned for July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Mary Greve
Albert Leon Chard
Drisdell
Lester F. Greve
S. Evergreen
Judith Mary
F. E. Chard
St. Grant
Miss Greve
Chanute High School
Limerick Finance
Chard
Mrs Doepke Leads Lutheran Program at Zion Circle
Mrs Glen Doepke led the Christian living topic Sit Stand and Walk With God at a Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle meeting with 15 members and a guest. Mrs Robert Lassman presided and Mrs W T Niermeier was elected delegate to the state LWMS convention in Great Bend. The group planned altar flowers for Neosho Memorial Hospital chapel, hosted a baby shower for Jill Ann Mueller, and packed three barrels of clothing for world relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Doepke
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Robert Lassman
W. T. Niermeier
LWMS
Great Bend
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jill Ann
Paul Mueller
Four Square Unit Observes HD Week
A Four Square Home Demonstration unit held a National Home Demonstration Week meeting with perfect attendance. Thirteen members and three guests attended as Mmes. Dana Dorst, Howard Sharp, and Robert Lopeman joined guest list. Mrs. Roy Tunnell and Mrs. Eugene Maxwell hosted, with reports on the May 2 district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Square Home
Mmes
Dana Dorst
Howard Sharp
Robert Lopeman
Roy Tunnell
Eugene Maxwell
Crawford
Tunnell
Mmes. Crawford
Social Calendar for Lincoln PTA and Women Groups May 1960
Social calendar lists May 10 and 11 events in Lincoln with meet times and locations. Includes Lincoln PTA covered dish dinner at the school and multiple club meetings at Masonic Temple Memorial building Carpenters Hall Tioga Hotel and churches, plus a recipe tip to press hard cooked egg through a sieve onto creamed spinach with paprika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Pta
Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Chanute Textile
Carpenters
Chanute Country Club
ACT Council and Auxiliary
Carpenters Hall
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Church
Esther Group
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Memorial Building
Sunflower
Tioga Hotel
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s
Dwight Wallingford
Steuben
St. Margaret's
Jim Lightfoot
Grant
ACT Council
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Adah
F. W. Bouray
Edith
Esther
H. G. McNeal
Elizabeth
Dell Reed
Highland
Martha
Don Aaccune
Rutter
Mary
A. BF. VanvVickle
Kansas
Naomi
Orpah
Lee Embry
N. Garfield
Ruth
A. J. Bertram
N. Evergreen
Rebekah
Fellowship Day Observed In Area Church
In Urbana the Community Council of Church Women held May Fellowship Day at Evangelical United Brethren church with participants from Thayer and Galesburg Methodist churches and Earlton and Urbana EUB churches. Speakers included Kay McDermott of Galesburg on The Church and Christian Social Relations. Musical numbers featured Lucille Simmons and Wayne Atherton, and Gary McFarland with Carl Funk on trombone. Ministers Rev Ruel Wampler, Rev Paul Holter, and Rev Hershel Straw attended. The group voted to continue sponsoring four Parsons State Training Center boys, while Urbana offered cookies punch and mint treats amid jonquil decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Community Council of Church Women
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Methodist
Thayer
Galesburg
EUB
Earlton
Kay McDermott
Lucille Simmons
Wayne Atherton
Gary McFarland
Carl Funk
Ruel Wampler
Paul Holter
Hershel Straw
Raymond Fickel
Parsons State Training Center
Advice From Ann Landers Reactions On Fair Sex Etiquette
Letter discussion on gender fairness with mixed views, including a man called Mere Male and a reader Knothead Ken Ny asking etiquette questions. The column offers brief answers and a request to mail in further problems to The Chanute Tribune, with copyright 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Mere
Chanute Tribune
Up and Atom 4-H Club News Meeting Recap
The foods project class met Thursday at Linda Schultz home 320 West 3rd. Twelve members seven mothers and three guests attended. Demonstrations were given by Paulette Bowyer Linda Schultz and Mary Bob Martin before refreshments. Next meeting is June 2 at Nancy Corns 501 West 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Up and Atom the Foods Project
Up and Atom 4-H Club
Linda Schultz
Paulette Bowyer
Mary Bob Martin
Nancy Corns
Modern Etiquette Q and A on receiving lines and gifts
A etiquette column advises shaking hands with line members as a rule while not chatting with those behind you. It favors a handwritten thank you note over a phone acknowledgment, and it begins advice on how to eat a hardboiled egg at table by tapping gently with the blade.
Sewing Pattern Ad and Local Youth News
The ad promotes Marian Martin sewing pattern SICW 9479 for Misses sizes 12 to 18, with 45 inch fabric and price fifty cents plus mailing. The piece also notes the 1960 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog and reports Evelyn Larson receiving a Y-Teen pin from Marilyn Chapman, plus gifts to the youngest and oldest mothers, Mrs. Forsythe and Mrs. Robert Dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Y Teen and YWCA Banquet Held at Midway School
The Y-Teen and YWCA Mother-Daughter Banquet at Midway School featured worship led by Mrs. Elsie Chapman and a work summary by Mrs. C. D. Butcher. Freshman Y-Teen members sang, a piano duet was performed by Mrs. Ralph Winterrowd and daughter Sara, and Jerelyn Wiegert sang solo. Officers were installed by Mrs. Harry Orendor, with corsages given to senior girls including Judy Clough and Georgia Sprague, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
YWCA
Midway School
Philip Wing
Elsie Chapman
C. D. Butcher
Ralph Winterrowd
Sara
Jerelyn Wiegert
Odense Home Demonstration Looks Toward June Meeting
Mrs John Bebbington hosted the Odense unit on May 4 with Mrs Ona Roberts presiding over the 1959 seal. Mary Cook of the Jolly Jayhawkers 4H demonstrated safety post for a pond and lesson topics included Family Life and My Best Color. Eleven members three guests and a child attended. Next meeting set for June 1 with Mrs Hubert Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odense
John Bebbington
Ona Roberts
Mary Cook
Jolly Jayhawkers 4H Club
Wanda Grizzle
Augustana Lutheran Women meeting at Friends Home
Mrs A D Campbell and Arline Johnson hosted the Augustana Lutheran Church Women at the Friends Home Lutheran church. Mrs Arnold Swanson led devotions. Mrs Jack Jordan chaired. Gladys Nelson elected treasurer replacing Leonard Carlson. Group will visit State Training School in Parsons June 2. Nelson and Mrs Harold Swanson reported on the ALCW convention in Kansas City. Refreshments served to 18 members and a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
A. D. Campbell
Arline Johnson
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Augustana Lutheran Church
Arnold Swanson
Jack Jordan
Gladys Nelson
Leonard Carlson
Parsons
Square Dance Club Elects Wilbur Lyman
Wilbur Lyman was elected president of the Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club at a Saturday night meeting at Alcott School. Delbert Uden was named vice president, Mrs Emmett Bower secretary-treasurer, and Mrs Rene Thuiller reporter. Forest Howard will continue as caller, with the last season chance set for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Luman
Alcott School
Delbert Uden
Emmett Bower
Rene Thuiller
Forest Howard
Mayahi
Marmalade Gel Test Describes Classic Jelly Test
The jelly test for orange marmalade involves dipping a metal spoon into the mixture, holding it sideways, and observing two drops forming on the edge and dropping together. For thick or still marmalade, continue cooking until the drops run together as they fall.
Canned Fruits and Veggies Packaged in 16 to 17 Ounce Cans
The article notes most canned fruits and vegetables are now sold in 16 to 17 ounce cans yielding about 2 cups per can.
Soviets Obtain Information Without Risk
Washington reports that North America's air space has remained free of confirmed Soviet intrusions due to robust radar fences and allied defenses. General Foulkes met with Eisenhower in a social farewell, while officials note that Russians gain more from observing press and publications than from risky high altitude flights over the continent.
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Washington
North America
Canada
Alaska
Russia
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Norway
Japan
U.S
Pentagon base locations become public property claim
The article asserts that information on intercontinental ballistic missiles, major American bases, and major military units at home or abroad is public property and can be obtained by simply calling the Pentagon. This stance frames military locations as accessible information.
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Pentagon
Eisenbrandt Family Visit Noted from Kansas City
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Eisenbrandt and their sons from Kansas City spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eisenbrandt at 418 West 6th. Dr. Eisenbrandt is the dean of the pharmacy school at Kansas City University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Eisenbrandt
Village Creek Wiener Roast Meeting Set at Center
Village Creek residents will gather Tuesday at 7 pm for a community wiener roast at the Center. Attendees should bring their own food, and drinks will be supplied. All residents are invited to attend.
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Village Creek
Quigg and Cartre Family Stays Highlight Mother's Day
Mr and Mrs K FEF Quigg of Tulsa spent Sunday with his mother Mrs J C Shinn at 3 EF 8th. Lucille Cartre of Bartlesville visited Mother's Day with her mother Mrs Minnie Carter at 219 N Grant.
Sorghum Valley Grange Meet Set at School
The Sorghum Valley Grange invites members to gather at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the school for a meeting with cookies and coffee served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorghum Valley Grange
Hill wins Potts-Woodbury scholarship at KU
Duane E. Hill, a junior in the William Allen White School of Journalism, receives the 3rd annual Potts-Woodbury Advertising Agency scholarship for the coming year at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. He is noted by faculty as the most outstanding advertising student and is the son of Mrs. J. D. Lawman, 101 N. Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane E. Hill
William Allen White
University of Kansas
Lawrence
J. D. Lawman
N. Larson
Mrs Ford and family visit as son recovers in Kansas City
Mrs. Douglas Ford of 2158 Ashby and her husband arrive with children while her parents Mr and Mrs W C Dean of Thayer stay to help. Kirk Ford, a patient at the University of Kansas Medical Center, was removed from the critical list after a coma from an aspirin overdose began April 12. He has moved to improving responses to treatment since April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Ford
Ashby
W. C. Dean
Thayer
Ford Home
Ford
Kansas City
Kirk
University of Kansas Medical Center
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Judy Greve
Harvie Clemens
Alton Mintz
Reuben Bark
Smurthwaite House
Roy D. Johnson
Mmes. Clemens
Mintz
N. E. McMillen
Maxwell
Johnson
Walter Browning
Mabel Hutchison
Mrs. Doepke
Lutheran
Four Square
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
N. Y
Buster
Ann
Knothead Len
Knothead
Ken
Kenny
Jean
D. S
Winthrop
Westboro
Slattisons Shoes
Square Dance Club
Wilbur Lyman
Charles Foulkes
Canadian Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Foulkes
Philco
Shannon
IOLA
MIX Mercantile Stark
W Furniture
Fredonia
Johnson Furniture CO
Neodesha
Harold's Furn. & Appl
Humboldt
Reeves Furn. & Appl
Erie
Bank of Commerce
Chanute, Kansas
F.D.I.C
Cash
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