Humboldt couple to celebrate 40th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Collison of Humboldt will mark 40 years married with an open house at their home 613 North 7th, hosted by their children and MBS club. The couple wed in 1916 in Chanute, later living on a farm near Humboldt before moving to the city. they have two children and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Ben H. Collison
MBS Club
Hattie Myrtle Ostrander
Chanute
Rose
Frank J. Ostrander
Collisons
Dale LeRoy Collison
Ardeth Lee Willenburg
Williamsfield
Ill
Dale Leon
Kate Yvonne
Jeredith Ann
Patricia Lynn Willenburg
Methodist Church
Rural Grange
Humboldt Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Humboldt Music Club
Drisdell
Paint Club Elects Officers At Chanute Meeting
Paint Club met all day Tuesday in Carpenters hall with 15 members present. Mrs Earl Schooley was elected president Mrs Albert Benson vice president and Mrs Manuel Fletcher secretary treasurer. Next meeting set for May 20 new members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Earl Schooley
Albert Benson
Manuel Fletcher
Schooley
New Officers Installed By Rainbow Girls
Jean Marsh presided over the Rainbow for Girls meeting at the Masonic Temple last night and announced guest officers. Janice Smith, Barbara Whitlock, Donna Shoemaker, and Peggy Ostrander were elected to receive degrees. Installations named Charlotte Rhodes and a slate including Jean Treloggen, Judy Smith, Evelyn Dormois, and others with Marsh as installing officer. Refreshments followed as decorations and coordination were provided by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marsh
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
C.V. McCune
Harold Cox
Francis Meeker
Cecil Cage
Janice Smith
Barbara Whitlock
Donna Shoemaker
Peggy Ostrander
Miss Marsh
McCune
Erma Joe King
Carolyn Loveall
Charlotte Rhodes
Jean Treloggen
Judy Smith
Evelyn Dormois
Hope
Karen Sallee
Sheila Bray
Carol Puckett
Kay McCulloh
Deanie Burk
Barbara Balch
Sandra Midcap
Pat Blackston
Sharon Williams
Fidelity
Jane Murphy
Janice Browning
Confidential Observer
Betty Wilson
Outer Observer
Carol Barnhart
Sharon Wood
Earl Loveall
C. F. Leavitt
Jack Churchill
A. H. Alcott
Harold Arthur
Santa Fe Women Plan June 12 Rummage Sale
Santa Fe Women’s Federation met Monday at the club rooms with Mrs. E. M. Bedell as hostess chair. Elsie Cunningham led the business session and plans were discussed for a rummage sale postponed from last month to be held on June 12. Mrs. H. M. Bauer accompanied piano and group singing. Carols and Scrabble provided entertainment. Mrs. L. W. Mitchell was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Women's Federation
E. M. Bedell
Elsie Cunningham
H. M. Bauer
L. W. Mitchell
Local Bridge Club Awards High Score Prizes
Mrs. G R Stewart and Mrs. F B Carpenter receive high score prizes in a bridge event with Mrs A C Ward also honored. Cake and coffee were served on a lace table. serving committee included Bedell Carson Wible Oglesbee Nickerson Reinhardt Hollenberg. Next meeting led by Mrs M F Seefeldt and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Stewart
F. B. Carpenter
A. C. Ward
Mmes. Bedell
P. C. Carson
L. H. Wible
J. W. Oglesbee
C. E. Nickerson
K. R. Reinhardt
Pearl Hallenberg
M. F. Seefeldt
Kelley elected Lioness Club president in meeting at Warren home
Mrs. Carl Kelley was chosen president of the Lioness club at a gathering hosted by Mrs. William Warren at 620 St. Highland Tuesday night. Also elected were Mrs. Roy Smith as vice president and Mrs. Homer Cook as secretary treasurer. A gift of appreciation was given to retiring president Mrs. A E Goodwin. Canasta followed with first prize to Mrs. James D Ganson and consolation to Mrs. Oscar Bell. Door prize went to Mrs. Ralph Beeson. Fourteen guests were served refreshments by the host and co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kelley
Lioness Club
William Warren
St. Highland
Roy Smith
Homer Cook
A. E. Goodwin
James D. Ganson
Oscar Bell
Ralph Beeson
Neal McCoy
Social Calendar May 17 1956 adds postponed Xi Alpha Tau event
Chapter DD PEO hosts a 1 o clock luncheon at the Tioga Hotel. Xi Alpha Tau luncheon postponed to May 31. Beta Sigma Phi hosts a 6 30 picnic at Santa Fe Park. Thursday Bridge Club meets with Mrs. Carl Wortman at 510 West 6th at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
Tioga Hotel
Xi Alpha Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Santa Fe Park
Bridge Club
Carl Wortman
W. 6Th
Miss Booth Hosts Les Demoiselles Club Meeting
Rosalynd Booth acted as hostess at her home 331 S Larson Monday night for the Les Demoiselles club business session led by Karen Johnson. Thirty members and two sponsors attended. refreshments were served by Mrs Arthur Booth and Booth’s mother Mrs W D Patton assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalynd Booth
Les Demoiselles Club
S. Larson
Karen Johnson
W. D. Patton
Forrest O. Hazen
Arthur Booth
Rose Marie Laude Shower Honors May Bride to Be
Rose Marie Laude, whose May 26 marriage was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Laude, received a miscellaneous shower Monday night at Community Park. Hostesses Mmes Marvin Wellcome Carl Pullman Lloyd Thompson Eugene Bennett and Ed Brinkman decorated in green and yellow. Gifts were displayed under a green yellow umbrella and a pretend wedding cake of folded white towels topped with a miniature bride and groom. A punch and cake table with yellow cloth served guests including the bride to be and many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Rose Marie Laude
Herbert Laude
Community Park
Mmes
Marvin Wellcome
Carl Pullman
Lloyd ‘Thompson
Eugene Bennett
Norma Brinkman Henderson
Miss Laude
Mimes
Walter Wimberley
Ed Johnson
Amos Chaney
Ray Middendorf
Henderson
Albert Middendorf
Charlie Baum
Ralph Kepley
Lawrence Larson
Carl Ladd
Marvin McCallum
G. H. McCleary
Ed Brinkman
Elmina Wilson
Walter King
Zella Headley
Joyce Thompson
Marlene Kepley
Janis Pullman
Leila Wellcome
W. E. Headley
T. A. Griffith
Arthur Carlson
Kenneth Chaney
Robert Holtz
C. M. Glore
Lloyd Hengan
Charles Leonard
Sherman Oliphant
J. G. Breshears
Robert Wheatley
Herman Crawford
Louis Hammond
W. D. Clum
Betty Crawford
Visitors tour families across the Midwest and Texas
Mrs. Pearl Flannery spent Mother's Day in Kansas City visiting her son and family, while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ray and their daughters traveled to Stanton, Texas to see Roy E. Ogle and family. Ogle works for Byers Portobase Corp. Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness hosted relatives, and Mrs. J D Nolan returned from Woodland Hills after two months with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Flannery
Kansas City
Bernard Flannery
Patsy
Columbia University
Roy Ray
Western
Stanton
Tex
Roy E. Ogle
Pamela Jane
Delores Jean
Ogle
Byers Portobase Corp
Sen
Wilfrid. Cavaness
Paul FE. Chandler
Chandler
Robert J. Schmitz
Larry
Joseph
Wheaton
Ill
J. D. Nolan
Woodland Hills
Calif
M. W. Outhwaite
Week's sewing buy offers three wear options
Marian Martin presents Pattern 9066 Half Sizes with an apron, a sports jerkin, and a terry cloth beach coat for summer. It suits shorter fuller figures and opens flat for easy sewing. Sizes 14 to 24 with yardage guidance for 35 inch fabric.
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Marian Martin
Pattern order form for Marian Martin requested
A typed instruction directs sending thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing to Marian Martin care of The Chautauqua Tribune Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number in plain print.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West 18Th St
Ladies auxiliary meeting at Odd Fellows hall reports officers
The Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant met Tuesday night in Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. E. S. Barnhart presiding. Fifteen officers were present and lines formed by Mrs. Marie Henderson. Mrs. Barnhart inspected members while Mrs. Fae Lance was chosen as representative and Mrs. Fern Clampitt as alternate to the Grand Lodge session. Members of the Canton joined for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
E. S. Barnhart
Marie Henderson
Barnhart
Fae Lance
Fern Clampitt
Grand Lodge
Canton
Carrie
Serving Committee At Iola Event Draws Forty
Mrs. Myrtle Groves Frodsham and Mrs. L. P. Garrison served on the committee at a gathering in Iola where about 40 people attended.
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Frodsham
Myrtle Groves
Iola
L. P. Garrison
Surprise Event Honors Mrs. Bollig in Earlton Dinner
John E. Bollig hosted a surprise birthday and Mother's Day dinner after Mass at St. Patrick's hall in Earlton. Relatives and friends from multiple towns attended including the Bollig family and the Sander, Suppes, Kirkpatrick, and Munsch households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Bollig
Earlton
St. Patrick’s Catholic School
Bollig
Linda
Joan
Judy
Bob
Jane
Pat Bollig
Chanute
Anthony J. Bollig
Nancy
Eric
Pete Suppes
la Crosse
Fred Brungardt
Galesburg
Felix Schumacher
Hays
Herb Schuckman
Brownell
Edwin Munsch
Bazine
PTA Honors Alcott Teachers At School Dinner
Alcott school teachers were honored at a PTA dinner Monday night with gifts for each recipient. Principal Myrtle Moeller and eight other teachers including Jean Vaughn Merrill Brock Virginia Hinrichs Pauline M Briggs Laura Warren Aleene Jacobs and Joseph C Reed received awards. About 100 attended with Mrs Warren giving devotions and John Young presenting awards to the safety patrols.
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Alcott School
PTA
Myrtle Moeller
Mmes
Jean Vaughn
Merrill Brock
Virginia Hinrichs
Pauline M. Briggs
Laura Warren
Aleene M. Jacobs
Joseph C. Reed
Warren
John Young
Safety Patrol
Etiquette on Accepting Seconds at Dinner
If others refuse a second helping, you should likely decline to avoid delaying the next course. A well bred person is considerate of others, a prime secret of popularity.
Newspaper reading builds vocabulary and culture
The text discusses etiquette and personal stationery use. It notes that engraving a phone number is improper and that a family may request to omit flowers in a funeral notice if that is their desire, emphasizing respect for motives.
Time saving silver cleaning and ironing tips
A timer saving guide offers practical household tricks. It recommends boiling water with baking soda and salt to clean silver, using soap jelly starch to prevent sticking while pressing, and a boiled water dip to remove fish scales cleanly.
Mrs Carver Hosts FAF Club Meeting Near Western
Mrs. Carver, 315 S. Western, hosted FAF club on Tuesday afternoon with 12 members present. Mrs. E. P. Gibson led the meeting, a Bible verse was recited, and Mrs. H. J. Pruitt read a housing convention article. Gifts were exchanged for June Bride Miss June Marie King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Carver
S. Western
E. P. Gibson
H. J. Pruitt
The Tribune by carrier 30c a week
Local notice announces the weekly carrier price of 30 cents for the Tribune newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Guild Meets Nineteen at Presbyterian Church Dinner
The Mary Martha guild held a covered dish dinner in the church dining room Monday night. Mrs. Mabel Hudson presided with devotions by Mrs. Fred Heinze from The Way and The Wayfarer. Mrs. Margaret Wood led the lesson It’s A Woman’s World Or Is It from Christian Living Family Style. Dinner committee included Mrs. Pearl Peyton Bebe Killion Mrs. W Marcus Barbee and Mrs. Roy S Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hudson
Fred Heinze
Margaret Wood
Pearl Peyton
Bebe Killion
W. Marcus Barbee
Roy S. Gibson
Mrs Wiggans Hosts Westminster Class Meeting
Mrs. A. B. Wiggans hosted Westminster class of Presbyterian church at 323 W. 6th Tuesday night with 14 members present. Bessie Apt presided in Mrs. Ralph Drake’s absence. Mrs. Mabel Hudson opened with devotions on Prayer and Mrs. B. M. Dunham read a Christian Herald story Something Extra Special. Coffee and dessert were served. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. W. H. Wegman, Walter Wright and Fred Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Wiggans
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
W. 6Th
Bessie Apt
Ralph Drake
Mabel Hudson
B. M. Dunham
The
Christian Herald
Mmes
W. H. Wegman
Walter Wright
Fred Cole
The Baby Is Named Ted Lee Noland
The baby Ted Lee Noland, son of Edsel E. and Mrs. Noland, 1320 West 4th, was born May 1 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Debra Kay Wilbanks, daughter of Jesse and Mrs. Wilbanks, 705 West Main, born April 24 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. William Randal Peterson, son of William W. Peterson, Humboldt, born May 9 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Lee Noland
Edsel E. Noland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Debra Kay Wilbanks
Jesse Wilbanks
W. Main
William Randal Peterson
William W. Peterson
Humboldt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Brooks
ISIS
McKesson
McCune Drug Store
W. Main Chanule
Kansas
Rainbow Girls
Santa Fe
Mrs. Kelley
Harrison
Clara
New Midsummer
S. Lincoln
Mrs. Carver
Nation Cleaners
Mrs. Wiggans
Truitt
N. Steuben
Johnson Furnes
Freeman
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