Shower Honors Peggy Dormois at Home Event
Peggy Dormois of 204 N Grant was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Walter Poor's home. The couple-to-be, Dormois and Gene Schmidt of Hoisington, plan to marry November 5. Schmidt is a Kansas State College student in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Dormois
N. Grant
Walter Poor
Miss Dormois
Gene Schmidt
Hoisington
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
F. G. Hooker
John Schultz
J. B. McGrath
Joe Sutcliffe
Fred Montague
Tim Thompson
Kenneth Caldwell
Jerald Henry
B. M. Eastburn
Dave Evans
Mahion Gray
Alex Bruce
Herschel Frankenberg
Howard McNeil
Delbert Hanson
Charles Heaton
Ora Cheyney
Glen Dormois
Dennis DeMerritt
Margaret Newland
Lowell Kreider
Leonard Hunt
Julie Hanson
Karen Kreider
Lawrence
Glenda Dormois
Manhattan
Jerry Russell
Pratt
Jackie Helton
Humboldt
David DeMeritt
Joel Nelsons 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Nelson of Independence celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on October 16 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church Independence. They married October 18 1916 at the Johnson home Savonburg. The couple moved to Independence in 1945. Hosts are sons Joel N. Nelson of Augusta Georgia and Eugene L. Nelson of Cocoa Florida. They have two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel B. Nelson
Independence
Zion Lutheran Church
Alvena Johnson
Joe Nelson
Nelson
Alfred Johnson
Savonburg
Joel N. Nelson
Augusta
Eugene L. Nelson
Cocoa
Fla
Supreme Court declines to review church tax exemption case
The high court refused to review Maryland Court of Appeals ruling upholding church property tax exemptions as constitutional. Petitions from Madalyn Murray O Hair and from Mr. and Mrs. Lemon Cree with the Free Thought Society of America were overlooked. Maryland officials argued exemptions aid public welfare and are constitutionally proper.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Madalyn E. Murray O'Hair
Lemon Cree
Mount Rainier
Free Thought Society of America
Atty
Thomas B. Finan
Port of Lourenco Marques sees cargo surge in 1966
Port authorities in Lourenco Marques Mozambique report the harbor will surpass 14 million tons of cargo in 1966. In the first half of the year the port handled 7,515,542 tons, up 21,473 from the previous year, while Matola docks ferried 1,118,847 tons of ore January through July for Japanese cargoes.
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Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Durban
South Africa
Matola
Annual Reunion of FOB Club Highlights Elections and Play
Members of the FOB Club held their annual reunion in the Memorial Building Federation room with a business meeting led by President B F Wyatt. Officers elected were Junior T Fritz as president, Mrs Walter Krueger as secretary, and Sidney Olson as treasurer. A play Queen for the Evening narrated by Patty Krueger featured several members. A queen was chosen and a gold crown awarded. A Sunday dinner at Orchid Buffet drew many members from Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma, including Joe Armstrong, Earl Wingblade, Walter Krueger, Joe Jackson, and others.
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FOB Club
Federation
Memorial Building
B. F. Wyatt
Junior T. Fritz
Walter Krueger
Sidney Olson
Patty Krueger
Joe Armstrong
Earl Wingblade
Gladys Johnson
Edith Hiendale
Joe Jackson
E. E. Zastrow
la Junta
Colo
Pittsburg
Yates Center
Orville Stowell
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Edith Hiemdale
Tulsa
Gertle Chambers
Lena Blanton
Beulah Lovett
Social Calendar for Oct 11 1966 City Events
The October 11 1966 social calendar lists the Women's Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Tioga Hotel and numerous church and club meetings across Sawyer Hall Malcomey North Center Masonic Temple and local schools. Notable groups include Women's Missionary Societies circles at EUB and Grace Episcopal Church and PTA gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hote
St. Elizabeth
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolmey Center
Hulda Parker Canper Ces
Masonic Temple
Ladies of
Memorial
Vasntel Oes
Peenage Circle
EUB
Zion Methodist
WSCS
the Church
Don Rankin
S. Highland
Reuben Burkman
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Neosho Valley
Scavenger Picnic Held by Modern Study Club
A scavenger picnic was held Saturday by the Modern Study Club for their husbands. Fifteen members and their husbands attended as clues led to refreshments.
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Modern Study Club
Grant Avenue WMS Meets at Church
Grant Avenue Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Harold Nep tune presiding. Dr. J. R. Hale showed slides and narrated history of the Murrows Indian Children Home in Muskogee Oklahoma. Hannah circle served refreshments to 17 members and two guests.
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Grant Avenue
Muskogee
Oklo
Hilda Youngberg
Hannah Circle
Dr. Hale
Larry McCune
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
Instructions advise calling Tribune through your carrier or dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability. The note emphasizes using the provided numbers when standard contact fails.
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Tribune
Surveyor 1 Too Weak For Pictures
In Pasadena California AP the Surveyor 1 mooncraft shows weak power with its auxiliary battery active beyond intended use during a lunar survey. Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials say thermal stress and temperature swings near 500 degrees on the moon could have damaged the battery shielding and hampered television transmission. The craft, previously believed dead, sent faint signals last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
America
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Women’s Golf Assn Elects Officers at Country Club Luncheon
The Women’s Golf Association closed its luncheon at the Country Club Friday and elected officers for the coming year. New president is Mrs. Richard Cloke and others include vice president Mrs. C A Wood secretary Mrs. Charles Westle treasurer Mrs. Burl Shaburg and bridge chairmen Mrs. John McCall and Mrs. Harry Ricketts. Awards were given to top players in multiple divisions and retiring president received a gift amid low net and ringer score recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Golf Association
John McCall
C. A. Wood
Alma Ves
Country Club
Richard Cloke
Charles Westle
Burl Shaburg
Harry Ricketts
Mmes
Glen Shook
Lief Nelson
Roy Williams
Murray Shively
Arch Allen
Joe Sutcliffe
Gail Malson
F. G. Hooker
Wilbur Thompson
Ed Ranz
Tony Lockyear
Charles Winickier
Ed Ashley
Earl Ostrander
Richard Ashley
Keith Dodd
Jeff Coots
Gary Johnson
Hints on carpet nap direction and home tips
Readers share tips on carpet nap guidance for proper laying to ease cleaning and dust flow. Suggestions include making rugs run toward entry and doorway, using cork bits to cushion surfaces, slicing tomatoes to keep bread from soggy, monthly room-by-room cleaning, nylon net pompons for scrubbing and drying, laundering down pillows, and general house-hold hints column notes.
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Heloise
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Joel Nelsons
Doy Hampton
Tle
Burl Schaberg
FOB
Dial Tribune
Sorghum Valley Grange
Westview Baptist Chapel
United Commercial
Agiraviers
Tioga Inn - Dorcas
Rutty’ Circle
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
St. Mary's
Paul King
Tennessee
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Elizabeth
Jack Billingsly
S. Plummer
Esther
Dean Foster
Martha
Dean Kepley
Naomi
Fred Johnston
S. Rutter
Orpah
Shelton Propst
Allen
Rachel
Lloyd Dalton
WMS
Surveyor
The
Drumstick Cafe
South Plummer
Women's Golf Assn
Charles Broadwell
Dan Elder
Robert Allen
Robert Johnson
al Cramer
Barbara Blackwood
Dennis Mills
E. O. Morris
Chanute Tribune
Heloise Cruse
Dolores C. Donatelli
A. Parker
Grace M. Whipple
Audrey Meath
Lois Mangello
E. Main St
Alan Collins
Met
Chanute
Kress
Oupon Orner
Diana F
Iso
Our
Reg. Stock
Cablevision
FM Music
North Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
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