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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1959
Page
3
Ann Landers counsels a wife with four children who reject her husband and keep them apart. The adviser labels the wife immature, urges the clergyman to intervene, and warns that the couple's children risk growing to be emotionally crippled.
JAMA BAG PETS By Alice Brooks Tots will have a circus of fun with gay pet jama bags. Two embroidery pieces create each bag and can double as matching pillow heads. Pattern 7356 includes transfer bags and directions. Send 30 cents for this pattern plus 1 cent for each additional pattern. The Chanute Tribune Household Art Dept P O Box 143 New York NY New York. NAMF ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. The 1959 Alice Brooks Needie Catalog offers crocheting knitting embroidery dolls weaving and a catalog to keep a child occupied with a cutout doll and clothes. Send 28 cents for the book.
Electa club Hulda Parker chapter ae Mre P H Taylor 115 N Western Past Presidents American Legion Auxiliary Maple Leaf 7228 Highland dinner at 4 30 pm Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel 7 30 pm Choral Aires High Prairie church 1 30 Rebekah Lodge Murray Hill School degrees pm general meeting pm initiation and refreshments
The coolest prettiest summer tops that are easy to sew with little fabric. Pattern 9005 Misses' sizes 12 14 16 18 20. Size 16 top uses specific yardage for different sections. Send fifty cents plus five cents per pattern for set class mailing to Marian Martin care of Chicago Tribune Pattern Dept. 222 West 18th St New York NY. Include name address size and style number.
Members of the Mary-Martha circle of the Evangelical Covenant church met Wednesday at the church parsonage. Mrs. Emma Larson led the program. They spent the afternoon doing missionary work for missionaries in the Belgian Congo. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Clarence Collins in rural Erie.
Scout Den 2 Pack 25 gathered at Mrs Paul Mueller's home 1117 S Evergreen Monday evening to wrap gifts and make cards. Ricky Myers led the flag salute and the meeting closed with the law of the pack.
Mrs. V. C. Steele hosted the Maple Leaf gathering for the Chann-Comers. Mrs. Darrell Thorsell presided as vice president and a club gift was given to retiring president Mrs. Ed Little. Mrs. Carter Brookhart reported on a Memphis refresher course for Welcome Wagons and showcased Wichita luncheon prize. Cards followed. guests included Mrs. Carl Pate and Mrs. E. W. Johnson.
Erie and vicinity news note a Get Acquainted party by the American Legion and auxiliary in Chanute with Patricia Brady Connie No land and delegates Sharon Brasier and Kay Kiser among attendees. The girls state meeting is set for June 7 at the University of Kansas Lawrence.
William E. Baker 72 a lifetime Chanute resident died at home after a heart attack born March 16 1887 in Chanute a retired Santa Fe locomotive engineer his wife Elizabeth M Frye died May 7 1950 survivors include a son Buford of Atlanta Ga a grandson and great granddaughter Johnson Mortuary handling arrangements
Erie High School prepares a baccalaureate service at 8 p m at the school auditorium for 45 graduates. Dr Charles Wesley Garrett will deliver the sermon titled What Is in Your Hands with Wanda Vinson giving the commencement address Don't Park. The program features processions, solos, and selections by the school band and choirs.
Benedict Grade School schedules three graduation events with details. May 19 at 8 p.m. features address by A R Ebeli, diplomas by Charles Lewis, music by the school band, and performances by the eighth grade girls chorus and Judy Wilson on piano. Baccalaureate May 17 at 8 p.m. includes Rev Craig speakers and songs by grade boys. Class Night May 18 presents history, songs, poetry, and a play led by Hermar Anderes and Betty Goff with student members listed.
A carrier edition emphasizes a schedule of 35 weekly advertisement reads.
Humboldt residents organized a house to house canvass and donations from organizations and business coin containers. Ward captains coordinated helpers. multiple volunteers listed. Community events included church notices, club meetings, and visits by residents to nearby towns.
Seoul reports President Syng man Rhee paid tribute to U.S. troops in the south, calling them a vital part of the guard along the frontier to freedom.
A belated Mother's Day dinner will honor Mrs. Plummer at the Paul Lowe home in Topeka. Alice McCune earns Angel Flight membership from Washburn University cadets. Southeast Kansas engineers from Chanute attend a meeting in Cherryvale with Grimes Barber and Adams representing local firms and the highway commission.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admittances and dismissals list patients with surgeries and illnesses. Births reported for Friday and today include a boy to Mr and Mrs Ralph Bockover and a girl to Mr and Mrs Dennis Kennedy. A fire incident is noted with a time and location. patrol citations issued for driving and poseing in Kanene City. Building permit granted for a garage at 24 Central with estimated cost of 1000.
Thayer celebrates graduation with eighteen seniors receiving diplomas in a combined ceremony. Speaker George Bell, Wyandotte County Superintendent, praised student achievement. The event followed an earlier start. Rev Renken gave invocation and benediction. Peggy Young sang.
Topeka AP reports Governor George Docking named Democrat Don Hewitt to the Kansas Turnpike Authority and to the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review. The announcements include nominations to the Supreme Court nominating commission. Hewitt is a Democrat from Kansas.
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