Golden Anniversary for Humboldt Couple
Humboldt Mr. and Mrs. Chyde Logan celebrate 50 years Sunday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Us-169 and Amos. Hosts include their son Clyde and Bobby Logan with Irene McCarty, Cen terville, among others. Logan worked in oil, then Standard Pipeline, retiring Sept. 1, 1956. No gifts requested.
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Humboldt
Chyde Logan
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Us- 169
Amos
Boyd Logan
Centerville
Clyde Logan
Bobby
Ciff
Boyd
Clyde
Irene McCarty
Garnett
Logan
D. D. Richard
Standard Pipeline Co
Service Pipeline Co
Service Pipeline
Chanute
Twe
Christian Women Study Indian Religion Impact
The Christian Women’s Fellowship at First Christian Church concluded the six hundred million neighbors series with a lesson on The Impact of Indian Religion. Circle 1 met at Mrs. Blanche Clemings’ home with eight members present. Mrs. Marion Wise led and provided refreshments. The group also reported calls made in the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Circle 1
Blanche Clemings
A. N. Plumer
Marion Wise
Lois Cady Gives Class Devotions at First Baptist Church
Lois Cady led the Cheerful Workers Class devotion with the theme Citizens of Two Worlds from Hebrews and Romans in the church parlor. Twenty four members and three guests answered roll call as Ruth Gray led entertainment and gift presentations occurred for Mrs. Arnold Dixon moving to Nevada.
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Two Worlds
Lois Cady
First Baptist Church
Ove Jensen
Vendla Kjellander
Arnold Dixon
Nevada
Ruth Gray
Jane Jackson
Dixon
J. Wilford Johnson
Kjellander
Virginia Edwards
Dear Ann Landers Suicide column prompts reader responses
Letters to Ann Landers discuss personal crises and suicide, urging readers to live for others. A Rye New York writer shares surviving a prior attempt and choosing purpose by teaching retarded children. A Memphis reader questions hospital ethics and taxpayer waste in government facilities.
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Rye
New York
Ann Landers
Fall Luncheon For Chapter DD Members
Chapter DD of PEO met at the Country Club for a fall luncheon and then visited the home of Mrs. Don Rankin at 609 S Highland. Guests included non resident member Mrs. Alice Pankratz from Newton and Mrs. Jean Lee of Kansas City Kan a visiting state officer.
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Chapter DD
PEO
Country Club
Don Rankin
S. Highland
Alice Pankratz
Newton
Jean Lee
Kansas City
Kan
20th Century Club Begins New Season
Mrs. F. H. Dugan hosted the first meeting of the season at the Orchid Buffet before visiting Mrs. Dugan's home. Retiring president Mrs. John Walters opened with a memorial to Mrs. Howard Parsons, and new president Mrs. O. M. Hoffman led the group in affirming the club’s aims. All members attended, with guests Mrs. Maryon Ledder and Mrs. S. E. Null from California.
Wedding Rehearsal Dinner Held in Savonburg
In Savonburg the rehearsal dinner for Gail Corbett, Eric Ewan, and Merle Ewan took place at the Evangelical Covenant Church. Hosted by the couple, Miss Corbett baked the pies. serving were Mrs. Bill Richwine, Mrs. Verle Shook, Stark, and Ruth Larson. Leon Corbett, the bride’s father, offered the invocation.
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Savonburg
Gail Corbett
Eric
Merle Ewan
Girard
Evangelical Covenant Church
Ewan
Miss Corbett
Bill Richwine
Verle Shook
Stark
Ruth Larson
Leon Corbett
Local Social Calendar Promotes Area Meetings
Delta Tioga Hotel luncheon hosted by Adelae at 7 30 with Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit led by Mrs Gordon Barker. American Legion Auxiliary dinner at 6 30. First Presbyterian Women sew ing group at 9 am. Today's Mothers Club led by Mrs J W Johnson at 2 pm. Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit 1 30 pm. 50 50 Class First United Methodist Church party 6 30 pm in room 107. Stewardess Board Grant's Chapel AME Church at 7 pm.
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Delta
Tioga Hotel
Adelae
W. Elm
Tioga
First United Methodist Church
Grant's Chapel
Ame
Modern Study Club Hosts Informal Picnic At Harris Home
Members of the Modern Study Club entertained their husbands with an informal picnic at the summer house of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris located at 1202 West Second. Mrs. Harris chaired the committee with help from Mmes Johnny Litchenburg Kenneth Keas Ralph Willcott Fd Ranz Jr. and Howard Wilson.
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Modern Study Club
Fred Harris
W. 2Nd
Mrs. Harris
Mmes
Johnny Litchenburg
Kenneth Keas
Ralph Willcott
Fd Ranz Jr
Howard Wilson
Golden Wedding Year Marked by Lofgrens
Mr. and Mrs. Linus Lofgren of 418 North Steuben celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering 2 to 4 PM at Maple Leaf Tea Room 722 South Highland. Their son Robert of Chicago will host. they were married October 18 1922 in Chanute and have lived in the same home since.
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Linus Lofgren
N. Steuben
Maple Leaf Tea Room
S. Highland
Robert
Chicago
Ill
Evangeline Carlson
Chanute
A. E. Carlson
Lofgren
Santa Fe Railroad
All Kinds In World Dear Heloise Hints For Health Habits
Reader shares tips from hospital recovery. Drink eight glasses daily via a 42 ounce morning pitcher plus 22 ounces tea or coffee and track pills with a tray setup. Temperature checked twice daily with an egg timer. Include a humorous note about stretching washed pants after a dryer mishap and a husband helping.
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Drisdell
Mr. and
Mrs
Tober
Carl Bedenbener
Dale Sneeringer
Sneeringer
Grace Smith
Oswego
Harvie Clemens
Circle 2
Ruth Sparks
Grace Chickadonz
Circle 5
Darrell Summers
W. 10Th
Tom Stevenson
Guild
Lorens Nelson
S. Santa Fe
Esther Weitzel
May Allison
Grow
Memphis
Teed
Ralph Nader
20Th Century Club
F. H. Dugan
Lofgrens
American Legion
The
Elks Club
P.E.O. Chapter DD
Ladies of the Elks
Heloise
Ruth
B. Coleman
Helolse
Polyester
Orig
Penn - Prest Jersey
Penn Prest
Jcpenney
Czarina
Barr
Barr's Fashions
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