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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1955

Page

3

Altoona Couple Wed Sixty Years

Altoona Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Reeve celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with open house May 29 at their Altoona home. Edith May Lewis born Des Moines July 19 1877 and William Urban born Necoma Illinois May 8 1875 married Canton Illinois May 24 1895. They moved to Kansas in 1902. They have eight children 38 grandchildren 47 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. She is 77 and he is 80 and both are in good health.

Altoona W. A. Reeve Reeve Edith May Lewis Des Moines William Urban Necoma Canton Ill Clatworthy Kansas Earl Daniels Ben Lowry Orval Reeve Thayer Winfred Daniels John Borton Leslie Prowant Centralia Darrell Prowant Sturgeon Leslie Reeve Bridgeport Wash

Bride's Shower Honors Miss Florence Krone

A bridal shower for Miss Florence Krone was hosted in Zion Lutheran church fellowship room by Mrs. Glenn Allison, Mrs. Don Beach, and Mrs. James Ranabarger. A pink and white theme graced the refreshment table as gifts from a farm-themed centerpiece were presented to the bridegroom-elect Leonard Carlson. Floral sprigs, cake by Mrs. Tralph Debler, and coffee served by Mrs. Ralph Burghart accompanied games and awards for Miss Krone.

Florence Krone Mmes Glenn Allison Don F. Beach James N. Ranabargar Zion Lutheran Church Tralph Debler Ralph Burghart Miss Krone Leonard Carlson Elsmore Sharon Cooper A. H. Krone Clifford Erickson Joanna Phillip Cooper Sharon Wilbur Allison Nancy Eric Carlson Gerald Johnson Kristine Fred Cunningham Jr Rosann Randall LaVonne Carlson Eric Robert Lassman Patty Terry John Arnett Linda Gladys Krone Joyee Krone Jean Judy Ranabargar Flaine Debler F. H. Pralie Agnes Zimmerman Vincent Laving Marvin Seefeldt Frank Krone Alfred Krone Robert Webb Joe Dodd Harold Watts Emmet Bolze Ralph Debler

Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club Event

Local social calendar notes a Do-Si-Do square dance gathering at Alcott School on Saturday afternoon. Listed in The Tribune's At Your Service classified column for May 21 1955.

Alcott School the Tribune

Benedict Couple Wed In Benedict Methodist Church

Wilma Deanne Morgan and Wayne Edward Payne wed in a 2 pm double ring ceremony at Benedict Methodist Church. Rev. Loren E. Schaffer officiated for family and friends amid gladiola, fern, and white ribbon decor. The couple will reside in Wichita after May 22, with Payne employed at Boeing Aircraft and Morgan a Benedict graduate.

Benedict Wilma Deanne Jesse Will Morgan Wayne Edward Arwell Payne Benedict Methodist Church Loren E. Schaffer Jesse Will Morgan Jr Corliss Vendle Morgan Glenn Hoffman G. R. Hutchison Alice Faye Elder Floyd Russell Altoona Chevy Lyne Shelley Wichita Floyd Fussell Jim Bentley Independence Lyle Myers Annette Harris Miss Harris Lawrence Hess Benedict High School Boeing Aircraft Margaret E. Wills Buffalo Okla W. C. Dennison

Brownie Troop 3 Hikes to Highland Park End Year Picnic

Lincoln School Brownie Troop 3 hiked to Highland Park on Tuesday and ended the year with a picnic. Eighteen Brownies attended and refreshments were served by troop leaders Mrs. Marvin Seefeldt, Mrs. John Borgen, and Mrs. Sam Baughman. all mothers were invited.

Lincoln School Highland Park Mmes Marvin Seefeldt John Borgen Sam Baughman

Mrs. Taylor Honored by Pear Chapter at Thayer Meeting

Newly appointed district aide to Dist. 16 OES Mrs. P. H. Taylor was recognized by Pear chapter in Thayer last night. Attending Chanute chapter members included Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and many named colleagues.

P. H. Taylor Dist. 16 OES Pear Thayer Chanute Messrs Mmes. Taylor C. Vincent McCune R. D. Churchill Roy S. Gibson James H. McClure Dave Petterson Cora Vance J. C. Shinn Hulda Parker Don C. Beach Francis J. Meeker Mmes Erma Joe King Cecil Cage Harold Cox Gilbert Wilson J. E. Peterson Pearl Hallenberg Joseph Rensing Neal Munger Sunflower

First Baptist WMS Circle 5 Hosts at Redden Home

Mrs. H. B. Redden hosted Circle 5 of the First Baptist WMS at her residence 4158 S Ash. Devotions by Mrs. Agnes Wagner, lesson on India by Mrs. Agnes Chittenden. After business led by Mrs. C. E. Nickerson, cancer dressings were prepared. Dessert and coffee served to eight.

H. B. Redden S. Ashby First Baptist Wms Agnes Wagner Agnes Chittenden India C. E. Nickerson

Philathea Class Makes Cancer Dressings at Church

The Philathea class met all day yesterday at First Baptist Church to make cancer dressings. One hundred twenty dressings were completed by fourteen members present. An old fashioned ham and bean dinner was served at noon.

First Baptist Church

Auxiliary Chorus Enters Topeka Music Contest

An American Legion auxiliary chorus travels to Topeka to compete in a music contest at First Presbyterian Church during the auxiliary convention May 20 to 22. Director is H Hollenshead and accompanist J A Butin. Chorus sings I Love You Truly a cappella and Heather on the Hill. Winners go to the National American Legion convention in Miami in October.

American Legion Auxiliary Topeka First Presbyterian Church John Nation H. Howard Hollenshead James A. Butin Bond

Mrs Melvin Allen Receives Layette Shower Honors

Mrs. Melvin Allen was honored Wednesday night at a layette shower hosted by Mrs. Merle Cawthorn and Mrs. Dean Buster at 205 S. Forest. Betty Allen assisted as guests placed gifts in a stork guarded bassinet and signed embroidered baby blankets for Mrs. Allen.

Melvin Allen Merle Cawthorn Dean Buster S. Forest Betty Allen Mrs. Allen Barbara Allen Mmes Wilma Pittser Mary Flynn Jennie Yates Harry Atkins Jennie Lose Loren White A. L. Pogue Linda Mines Flynn Pittser Atkins Yates Faye Johnstone Winona Burker Bill Staggs Roy Grove Connie Jo Allen Linda Carter Louise Carter Mitzi Buster Ray Childers Jim Simpson Frank Allen Joe Allen John Splane LeRoy Hole Guy Gromer Helen Alley

Patricia Reeve Heads Walnut Rainbow Girls

Patricia Reeve was installed as worthy advisor of Walnut assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, at a Monday night installation in the Masonic Hall. Nancy Eggen and Phyllis Hershberger sang In the Garden and The Gift of Roses as she was escorted in.

Walnut Patricia Reeve Walnut Assembly Order of Rainbow Nancy Eggen Phyllis Hersberger Miss Reeve Miss Hershberger Miss Eggen Nancy

Shively, Vera Lou Wheeler and officers listed for chapter

A list of officers installed includes Vera Lou Shively as marshall and Mrs. Loene Dixon as musician. Several roles follow with names such as Mary Cole, Beverly Johnson, Mildred Eggen, Delores Reeve, Jeanette Doub, Carolyn Bammann, Miss Hershberger, Roberta Augustin, Miss Shively, Glenda Hurst, Joan Miller, Sandra Hurst, Nancy Eggen, Claudia Martin, Mrs Harry Kennedy, and others serving as roles like chaplain, drill leader, love, religion, service, and confidential observer. Also mentions a sewing pattern feature and ordering details for Pattern 92806 by Marian Martin.

Shively Marshall Vera Lou Wheeler Loene Dixon Mary Cole Beverly Johnson Mildred Eggen Delores Reeve Jeanette Doub Carolyn Bammann Miss Hershberger Roberta Augustin Miss Shively Glenda Hurst Joan Miller Sandra Hurst Nancy Eggen Claudia Martin Harry Kennedy

Mrs Joe Berckefeldt Feted At Wesleyan Shower

Mrs Joe Berckefeldt recently moved to 508 North Highland and was the guest of honor at a dish and linen shower hosted by Wesleyan Methodist women. Guests and gift bearers included Mrs Ross Mahin Mrs Philip Ross Mrs Dan Hoffmeier and others. gifts sent by Mrs L B Wilson Mrs Bert Carver and Mrs Carl Jeffers. Americans used 445 million pounds of potato chips worth 285 million dollars in 1954.

Joe Berckefeldt N. Highland Wesleyan Methodist Church Mmes. Berckefeldt Ross Mahin Philip Ross Dan Hoffmeier Roy Gentry I. E. Herb Jim Dye Wayne Sample Virgil Douglas Vern Snyder Adelaide Lewis Mmes L. B. Wilson Bert Carver Canl Jeffers

ESA Beta Delta chapter meeting at Tioga Hotel

Mrs. Scherel Booe presided over the ESA Beta Delta meeting in the Tioga Hotel Pine room. New officers were installed by Joan Turner. farewell gifts given to departing members. canasta played with awards won by Dorothy Coldwell and Miss Triplett.

Scherel Booe Beta Delta Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Pine Room Tioga Hotel ESA Topeka Booe C. F. Disney Tommy Anderson Joan Turner Joe Bean Shirley Triplett Marilea Triplett Rosia Keim Carla Olson Don Shoemaker Pat McLemore Weddle Mary Jane Banks Ralph Krone Chanute Colene van Winkle Bean Miss Triplett Mariella LaSalle Miss Keim Betty Campbell Campbell Olson Triplett Dolores Peterson Dorothy Coldwell

May 20 1955 Chanute Tribune Briefs

Local page reports brief notices and community items from Chanute Kansas. Short items cover meetings births and weather notes with names and places typical of mid century small town news.

The Chanute Tribune

Friendly Club Hosts Mrs. Cunningham and Guests

Friendly club met at Mrs. Ben Cunningham’s home Thursday afternoon for an informal gathering. Mystery sisters exchanged gifts and coffee and dessert were served to ten members and three guests including Mrs. Orveta Burtle of Tulsa. The next meeting is with Mrs. Wesley Thompson on June 16 with roll call describing each guest’s wedding dress.

Ben Cunningham

Luncheon Held by PEO Chapter DD at Tioga Hotel

PEO Chapter DD met for a Thursday luncheon in the Pine room of Tioga Hotel. Attendees included Mmes. G. W. McDowell, Lee Judy, Waltap A. Lapham, A. F. Leverenz, and John.

Peo Pine Room Tioga Hotel Mmes. G. W. McDowell Lee Judy Waltap A. Lapham A. F. Leverenz John

Luncheon Hosts Honor Chapter Officers and Report On Manhattan Convention

Mrs. D. A. Finney, president, reported on the state sisterhood convention held in Manhattan May 1 3. Hostesses Mull C H Pankratz Carl Pate Don M Rankin Lewis Taylor and William E West organized the luncheon with tables accented by yellow coreopsis and white honey suckle. Mrs L E Lofgren then hosted a follow up meeting at her home.

Berean Class Holds Wiener Roast at Grant Avenue Church

Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist met at Highland Park Tuesday night with 36 members and 25 children attending a wiener roast. Guests included Mrs. D Hadley and her children of Independence. Mrs. Reynold Huffman gave devotions and Mrs. Leo Cox led the prayer.

Grant Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elna Doepke Ed Nordt Harold Seefeldt Ed Seefeldt Humboldt Sue Anne Wendein Oliver B. Wendeln Kenneth Hasty Thornton Matlock Raymond Leroy Escar Eskridge Bob Washburn Alan Krone Neil Krone Fiverett Seefeldt Cecil Storck Irvin Lassman Mer Your Moo Bell Brook Morgan-Payne C. E.russell Leonard Gwen Jackie Myers Park Tidd L. KE. Schaffer Deborah Ann Stanley Allengi Billi Hammer Merle E. Shelley Bob Marvin Francis Morgan David John Morgan J. E. Morgan Lloyd Honey Tommy Elder Bob Paine Marzie Dennison Ernest Dennison Larry Sandra Scout News Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Redden Philathea Walnut Rainbow Girls Marian Martin West 18Th St New York N.Y Mrs. Booe North Santa FE Walt Johnson’s Pink T.V Eathen Allen Kenmar T.V. Swivel Johnsons Main Lincoln Elaine Baby Doll Shorty Phore
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