Gillilands Observe 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Edith and Mr. John Gilliland of 1707 Will celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary on Sunday. Married May 28, 1898 in Caney, they are parents of 12 children, nine living, with 34 grandchildren and 45 great grandchildren.
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John Gilliland
Edith
Caney
Lester
Jim
William
A. E. Morelan
William Bright
Chanute
John Caulfield
Coffeyville
Jack Daniel
Shawnee
Lloyd Knight
el Dorado
Lewis Thorton
Iola
Culture Class Hosts Mrs Amy Osgood Event
The Christian Culture class of the First Baptist church met at 626 S Malcolmb to hear devotionals titled Rain bows. Mrs Fred Mullen presided with Mrs Alta Allen leading devotions. A reading from Stella Koon of Waverly and a skit by Bessie Barker and Nellie Dickinson followed.
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Amy Osgood
S. Malcolm
First Baptist Church
Fred Mullen
Alta Allen
Stella Koon
Waverly
W. J. Hosfelt
Bessie Barker
Nellie Dickinson
Joe Jackson
Allen
Hosfelt
Engagement of Ruth Brothers to Raymond Tredway Revealed
Miss Ruth Brothers of rural Winfield is engaged to Raymond Tredway of rural Stark. Ruth is a home economics agent for Chautauqua county. Tredway, son of the late Ralph Tredway, is a Cedar Vale teacher who graduated from Chanute Junior College. A fall wedding is planned.
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W. W. Brothers
Winfield
Ruth
Sedan
Raymond Tredway
Ralph Tredway
Stark
Miss Brothers
Chautauqua County
Tredway
Chanute Junior College
Cedar Vale
Year End Meeting of Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its final meeting of the year with a hamburger fry at Mrs. Baird Brinkmeyer's Humboldt home. Mrs. Dean Sutcliffe led the session and plans were made for a June 2 party at Santa Fe Park and a hot dog concession for the Centennial celebration in the city park. Secret sisters were revealed and refreshments served as committee chairmen were named.
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Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Baird Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Dean Sutcliffe
Santa Fe Park
Bill Morgan
Jack Haight
Leonard Ford
Joe Melynk
Brinkmeyer
Bob Osborn
Ralph Lee
YOUR PRIDE AND JOY pattern and author note
Pattern and book advertisement for The Chanste Tribune Household Arts Dept. promotes quilt patterns by Alice Brooks-Farly, including Flying Geese triangles. Instructions list prices, mailing details, and pattern numbers with requests to send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mailing.
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Alice Brooks
Chanste Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Sandwich Idea For Lunchtime
Open faced chili sandwich idea features ground beef kidney beans tomatoes onion and cheese for a hearty lunch option. This simple recipe suggests a warm, comforting meal combining toppings on toasted bread for a satisfying mid day bite.
Open Faced Chili Sandwiches Quick Recipe
Ground chuck is browned then mixed with kidney beans canned tomatoes salt chili powder oregano garlic powder and minced onion. Split French bread halves, top with chili, add American cheese, broil until melted, and cut into six servings.
Birthday Dinner at Evangelical Covenant Church
The Savonburg congregation of the Evangelical Covenant Church held a quarterly birthday dinner in the church annex. Mrs. Emma Larson gave the lesson and Rev. Willis Adel read the scripture and led prayer. The afternoon included quilting. next meeting June 14 with Mrs. Ellen Rost.
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Savonburg
Mary Mar_tha
Evangelical Covenant Church
Emma Larson
Willis Adel
Ellen Rost
SO SLIMMING Marian Martin Across-the-table Fashion
Ladies pattern 9374 features a cool flattering V neck with crossover collar and shoestring bow accents for slim sheath lines. Printed in cotton or linen with sizes 34 through 48 and yardage 4 yards for size 36. Send fifty cents plus extra postage to Marian Martin Pattern Dept at The Chanute Tribune.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West
18Th St
New York
Rene
Unanswered Letters From Jail and Etiquette Questions
Readers send questions ranging from a jailed driver complaining letters to a girl, to dinner etiquette and a housewife’s perspective. Ann Landers offers practical, blunt guidance on fidelity, manners, and personal choices, noting Harvard etiquette is learned at home and good manners aren’t a curriculum.
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Ann Landers
G.J.L
Cook County
Harvard
Clod
Buster
Kimball EUB Church Welcomes New Pastor
Kimball EUB Church in Kimball will welcome Rev. L. W. Biddle of Parsons as pastor. A farewell dinner is planned for Rev. Willis Adell of Lavonburg. The section notes a community skating party and lists many local residents attending.
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Rev. Biddle
Kimball Eub Church
Kimball
Kimball Eub
Willis Adell
Lavonburg
L. W. Biddle
Parsons
Ronald Olson
Elmer Owen
Ethel
Carl Olson
Laura
C. L. Bohlander
Ronald
Carl Hazen
Russell Page
Linda Lee Bailey
Harper
Roy Daggett
Friends Church of
Jewel Clements
Richard
Esther
Mary Ellen
Jim Daggett
Doug Harding
Danny Sample
Paul Cook
Mary
William
Willard Allen
Barbara
Sharon
Juanita
Robert
Cheryl
Wayne Harding
Larry
Nancy
Jerry Goff
Rosalie Wright
Jolene Hodgdon
Henry Hazen
Stark
Anna Stanley
Winnie
Eva Shook
Pamela Jo Marnell
Milford Page
Community gathering calendar from Chanute area
Social visits fill a weekend as families from Chanute Parsons Independence and Cherryvale share host dinners and outings. Attendees include Olsons Phillips Clements Elliott Fletcher Hazen Owen Simmons Ludlum Laver Romine and Daggett with trips to Riverside Park zoo and the Bender Museum and a May 18 Joint Rural High School No 3 event for 8th graders.
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Chanute High School
Wayne Romine
Stella Laver
Ray
Genie Laver
Shirley
Gary Ludlum
Willard Allen
Arthur Ludlum
Deloris
Harry More
Kansas City
Rosalie Doty
Lakeside Hospital
Florence Watts
Erie
Arnold Philips
Ed Phillips
John Gard
Milford Page
Marion
Max
Pamela Jo Marnell
Harold Sample
Francis Lee
Donald Hazen
Henry Hazen
Mission Covenant Church
Savonburg
Jewell Clements
Elmer Owen
Ethel
Carl Olson
Ronald Olson
Sons of
Chanute
Roy Phillips
Paul Cook
Mary
William
Esther Clements
la Fontaine
Zoo
Riverside Park
Independence
Bender Museum
Cherryvale
Jewel Clements
Richard
Esther
Mary Ellen
J. J. Elliott
Myrtle Fletcher
Danny
C. L. Shields
Parsons
James Greenwood
Janice
Russell Page
George Simmons
Susan
Joe
Virgil Olson
Richard Clements
Loie Bailey
Mary Cook
Joint Rural High
Sophia Loren Praises Mrs Kennedy’s Modest Dresses
Italian actress Sophia Loren arrived from Rome and defended First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy saying her legs are marvelous and her dresses modest, countering Emilio Schuberth’s claim that Kennedy should wear longer skirts. Loren praised Kennedy’s posture beauty and attire.
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New York
Sophia Loren
John F. Kennedy
Miss Loren
Rome
Emilio Schuberth
Kennedy
TV picks thin as week offers focus on sports and international events
Television listings show a sparse week with few marquee items. Highlights include CBSs Way Out and a chiller False Faces, ABC Wide World of Sports on the Indy 500, NBCs The Nations Future debate on NATO, and Perry Como with Audrey Meadows and Brenda Lee.
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New York
CBS
Notre Dame
ABC
NBC
Twentieth Century
Paris
Meet the Press
James E. Webb
Dinah Shore
Laurence Harvey
Dick van Dyke
Perry Como
Audrey Meadows
Brenda Lee
Newton Treasurer Admits Embezzling
Mrs. Anna Arbogast, Newton city treasurer, admits embezzling about 5700 dollars to cover city finances during her tenure. The confession implicates misuse of public funds and highlights a local government financial lapse. Investigations continue to determine full extent and restitution.
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Newton, Kan
Anna Arbogast
City Treasurer Arbogast Charged After Audit
County Attorney Richard Hrdlicka said a charge will be filed after an audit is completed, likely Saturday or Monday. He noted Arbogast drew monthly funds from water department accounts to cover her invalid mother’s care from 1954 to 1958 and then replaced the money. Arbogast, 45, who served as city treasurer from 1940 until her dismissal Wednesday, earned a monthly salary of 366 dollars.
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Europe
County Atty
Richard Hrdlicka
Hrdlicka
Arbogast
Water Department
Daisy Toland
Ake Dasie Toland
Erie
Neosho County
Kansas
Ralph H. Toland
Robert Pennington
Chenwte Tribune
James C. Atchison
State OF Kansas
John N Sherman J
James CC. Alchiser
Decca
Seid
John N. Sherman, Jr
Richard
Ashley “Morner
Dr. Harold Howe Named Chief of Education Fellowships
Dr. Harold Howe of Kansas State University Manhattan was appointed chief of the graduate fellowship program of the Office of Education. The announcement places Howe in charge of funding and oversight for advanced study.
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Washington
Harold Howe
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Office of Education
Neosho County approves retirement system affiliation
Neosho County Commissioners adopt a resolution to apply for affiliation as a participating employer in the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System. The move aims to retire eligible county employees with dignity, fund reserves, and improve government efficiency. The resolution will be published in The Chanute Tribune for two weeks and then voted by electors.
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Chanute Tribune
Neashe County
Kansas
Senate
Negano County
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
Nesshe County
Chante Tribune
Neosho County
Dwight C. Diver
Eras
HO Noris Mempe
Prena WN
M. Jayne Chauncey
Mei.s
Charles G. Chauncey
Nevsne County
Balch & Bailey
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Lassman Electric
N. Maina
Dr. Howe
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Neosho Co
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