Couple Exchanges Vows In Pennsylvania Chapel
Steve Almond son of Mr and Mrs Howard Almond 409 Steuben and Linda Virginia Fultz of Chalfont Pa wed May 8 at Whitemarsh Memorial Chapel Prospectville Pa The bridegrooms Navy assignment is at the Air Development Center Warminster Pa They reside at Middle Street Woods Edge Apartments Dublin Pa The Almonds hosted the reception and son Joe served as usher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Almond
Howard Almond
Steuben
Linda Virginia Fultz
Chalfont
Whitemarsh Memorial Chapel
Prospectville
Clyde W. Fultz Jr
Navy
Air Development Center
Warminster
Middle Street
Woods Edge Apartments
Dublin
Joe
Pennsylvania
Hair Dryer Quick Fix for Wet Mattress Spots
A reader shares a rapid method to dry fresh mattress stains using a hair dryer cap placed over the spot for about 20 minutes. Suggests disinfectant spray and notes it helps busy parents with morning bed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Karen D
Karen
Reunion of Buffalo High School class of 1931
Buffalo remembers classmates and teachers from the 1931 reunion held May 8 at the American Legion Auxiliary Hall. Guests included the class of 1950 and many members from 1930 and 1931 with special appearance by teachers L. A. Magginnes, Forrest Sale, and Bertha Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Buffalo High School
0. R. Chapman
W. D. Hempen
American Legion Auxiliary Hall
Paul Cockrell
Kansas City
Don Marple
W. C. Follmer
Altoona
Millicent Landrith Stiles
Caldwell
Garland Landrith
Elsie Gillespie Chapman
Orlie Chapman
Abbie Orr Hempen
Viola Rucker Bosse
Seattle
Mardell Danner Berry
Marion
Rose Todman Moore
Independence
Lewis Mattix
Wichita
Katherine Shotts Southworth
Torrance
Calif
Lester Spong
Great Bend
L. A. Magginnes
Clarence Moore
Forrest Sale
Charles Lett
Chanute
Helen Shaw
Yates Center
Tom Landrith
Tulsa
Marjorie Shotts Osterman
A. Dewey
Doyle Stiles
Eugene Callarman
Felice Stanfield
Markham
Trene
Reading Club At Thayer Installs Officers
The Friday Reading Club Library Association held its year end meeting at Mrs. Harold Umbarger home with a 1 PM luncheon. Mrs. Roscoe Hallenberg became president and other officers were named. Iris and lily of the valley corsages were presented to each new officer. Fifteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
Thayer
Johnson
Wesley Anderson
J. M. Gelwix
H. E. Anderson
Fred Hill
Victor Erbe
J. K. George
Hallenberg
Apri
Fred Harris
Verne Stafford
Federation
Milo Hazen
M. H. Siple
Salina
Faculty Dames Program Discusses Antique Dolls in Erie
The Faculty Dames of Neosho County Community Junior College met at Mrs. James Carlson's home in Erie to view antique dolls and discuss types, restoration, and doll collecting. Mrs. Don Tucker was elected chairman for 1971 72, in a session led by president Mrs. Al Jones, with two guest wives of retired NCCJC faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Community
Howard Jester
C. V. Crissman
NCCJC
VEW Auxiliary Installs Officers
VEW Auxiliary installs officers at the post home. New conductress and assistant installed along with appointive officers. Membership initiated and flags honored as members donate to Four Chaplains. Memorial Day participation urged. Delegates elected to department convention in Hays. May baskets for veterans produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Fortign Wars Auxiliary
Department
Hays
Alien
District Aide Honored At Savonburg
Mrs. Charles Hill Jr the district aide of District 16 Order of the Eastern Star was honored Monday at a Savonburg Masonic Hall reception. The Pixie Wishes ceremony was directed by Mrs. Maxine Cupper with several chapter members and numerous grand representatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Charles Hill Jr
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Maxine Cupper
Mmes
Delores Wilson
Mona Holmes
Gladys Ericson
Maggie Albert
Wilma Goff
Esther Ericson
Edna Goff
Dave Evans
Chanute
Star of the East
Geneva Erikson
Hill
New Citizens Christy Annee Born to Augustine Family
Christy Annee was welcomed as a new citizen born May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. William Augustine of Rural Route 1. The birth records note the family residence and the child shares in the local community milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Annee
William Augustine, R. 1
Classified ads ordering hours and contact number
Notice states same day service for classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays and before 9 a m Saturdays Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the prior day Dial 431 4100 for contact and submission details.
A Rose by Any Other Name Dear Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers writes to explain the impact of unusual names on daily life from misaddressed mail to costly computer sorting. Readers mock and remember but one letter argues for naming children boldly to be memorable amid modern record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Marmaduke Crumburn
Joe Smith
Ron Sanders
Joe
Washington, D. C
Wash
Detroit
Europe
D. Troit
Jules
Honey
Social clubs and gatherings listed for May 17 and 18
A calendar of meetings and events for May 17 and May 18 includes Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings Lounge 7 15 p.m. Past Presidents Parley at American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building 6 30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 8 p.m. Chanute Cycle Club at track 7 30 p.m. Women’s Arts and Crafts Central Park building 9 a.m. to noon. Ladies of Elks dinner 6 30 p.m. meeting 7 30 p.m. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 9 30 a.m. May 18 features Ladies Day Golf Chanute Country Club 10 a.m. and 1 15 p.m. Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 7 30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant IOOF Hall 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m. Wesleyan Service Guild First United Methodist Church 4 p.m. prayer 6 30 p.m. First Christian Men's Fellowship 7 30 p.m. Grant Avenue Baptist Circles Esther Ruth meet Humboldt and R 1 R 4 7 30 p.m. 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
American Legion
Memorial Building
Rebekah Lodge
Chanute
Women's Arts and Crafts
Central Park
Ladies of Elks
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute Country Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
IOOF
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
First Christian Men's Fellowship
Grant Avenue
Baptist
Esther
Clayton Osborn
Humboldt
Ruth
Kay Faulkner
Merry Mothers Club Installs New Officers
Officers for the Merry Mothers Club were installed at a La Rosa de Oro diner meeting. President Mrs. Terry Murphy, Vice President Mrs. Ray Boone, Secretary Mrs. Larry Reeves, and door prize winner Mrs. John Barr were noted. 26 members attended as retiring president Mrs. Melvin Willis conducted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mothers Club
la Rosa de Oro
Terry Murphy
Ray Boone
Larry Reeves
John Barr
John White
Melvin Willis
Teacher Honored At Bridal Shower
The Grant Avenue Baptist Senior High girls class honored teacher Mrs. Al Hutson with a bridal shower in the church fellowship room. Decorations featured crafts from Hutson's class and gifts. Twenty seven guests, all church women, shared anecdotes from weddings or honeymoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
al Hutson
The Evolving Dairy Experience Across American History
A historical overview traces dairy from pioneer candied butter and churns to modern dairy industry efficiency. It notes the shift from family cows to wagons, ice refrigeration, and packaged butter and milk. It highlights May’s abundant dairy foods and shares Frosty Pumpkin Pie recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jamestown
Consumer and Marketing Service
Baptist Women Study Changel In Family Life
The American Baptist Women's Society of First Baptist Church held a Wednesday lesson titled The Changing Family with a 1 p m luncheon. Mrs. Wilma Hutchison led from Hear the World of God assisted by Mrs. Jack Hunt and others. Forslund presided. Ot Tawa conference delegates named. Alaska state project noted. 28 members and two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Baptist Women’s Society
The
First Baptist Church
Wilma Hutchison
Jack Hunt
Henry Biggs
P. L. Forslund
Everett Wiles
Leota Lathrom
Hutchison
Forslund
Lathrom
Lois Cady
Vendla Kjellander
Ottawa
Frank Coble
Alaska
Kansas
A. Hawton
Wichita
Mark Garrett
Everett
Wash
Cheese Lesson Highlighted by Peace-Progress Unit
Mrs. Bill Carter led a cheese themed lesson for the Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers unit at Mrs. Lola Kuykendall's home. Talks covered refrigeration myths and cheese in meat planning with samples on display. Seventeen members attended roll call and a group sing led by Mrs. Alta Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Carter
Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers
Lola Kuykendall
Carter
Orlin Hoffman
Alta Allen
Central Park Building
Believe in God through divine Love and prayer
A Christian Science reading room promotes belief in God through personal proof of divine Love. It cites a freed woman through prayer and an entertainer healed by prayer, inviting readers to learn the week's Bible Lesson and discover spiritual laws. Services at 18 N Forest & Elm, Chanute Kansas, 24 hours except Sundays and holidays.
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Pennsylvania Chapel
Tersea Bigley
Patricia Earl
Shirley
VEW Auxiliary
George Wilson
Kenneth Raney
Bernice Splane
George Hansen
Irene Moore
Merle Young
I. C. Minniear
Chester Bowman
Robert Donovan
George Taylor
Lupe Godinez
Gladys Fraklin
Stanley Allen
Gertrude Brazil
John Curtis
Voice of Democracy
Fred Wilson
Midway
Minniear
Kansas College At National Home
Joseph Smith
James Woods
Americanism
George Lightfoot
John Bergen
Cupper
George Shoonover
Abbie Hempen
District 23
Joe G. Wasser
New Hampshire
C. W. Bray
Montana
Rena Clinesmith
Texas
Joan van Cleave
Washington
Florida
Erie
Walnut
Jean Heer
Garden City
Miss van Cleave
Gladys Nelson
Sunflower
Mrs. Wilson
Mines
Virginia Foster
Beverly Myers
Joyce Erikson
Birdseed Wilson
Tonsilius Moore
Numbers Game Jones
Scrooge
Teach
Dearie
Lois Carlson
Lais
L. E. Lofgren
J. C. Sanders
Love, Inc
Cancer Crusade
Heart Fund
March of Dimes
Kuykendall
Allen
KLKC
Parsons
KGGF
Coffeyville
Truitt's Greenhouse
N. Steuben
Christian Science Reading
N. Forest & Elm Chanute, Kansas
Quiet Kool
Emerson Radio
Hardware & Music CO
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