Newton-Trainor Vows in Wichita
Linda Rae Newton and Charles Andrew Trainor Jr were married Oct 11 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Wichita with Rev. Lewis Deffner officiating. The couple will reside in Wichita after a wedding trip to Oklahoma.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1968
Page
3
Linda Rae Newton and Charles Andrew Trainor Jr were married Oct 11 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Wichita with Rev. Lewis Deffner officiating. The couple will reside in Wichita after a wedding trip to Oklahoma.
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A reader question prompts practical domestic tips in a Heloise column style. The page four hints cover kitchen, cleaning, and organization tricks with concise steps and friendly guidance.
The Chanute Tribune lists publishing staff including Dwight McCreight as Publisher Terry Murphy as Editor and Dwight Wallingford as News Editor with Wayne J. Smith handling Advertising. It notes circulation rates for various regions and delivery methods in Chanute Kansas and surrounding counties.
Clue list identifies a Gospel writer who is a Gentile and linked to Acts, with disputed origins named by Eusebius and Ramsey. It notes Colossians 4 14 and II Timothy 4 11 mention him, and his Gospel is listed third with feast day October 18. The item asks to name him.
A Claimed 1967 column reprints letters to Ann Landers. A wife pleads for guidance while her daughter battles hospitalization duties. A separated couple faces divorce after 20 years of marriage. A nurse contends with a recuperating patient chasing her, while pay rises tempt her to stay.
The Future Homemakers of America chapter at the Senior High School elected officers for 1968 69 including president Diane Lassman and vice president Becky Black. Janie Neely was chosen as Calendar Girl for February and sponsors Mrs Hal Davis and Mrs Leroy Chaney were recognized. Meetings will be held on the first and third Thursdays with the next gathering set for November 7.
Mrs Barbara Deane reports Chanute postmaster Mrs Floyd Kelley at the National Association of Postmasters convention in Washington DC. She recalls meeting the Chicago postmaster Henry McGee, visiting Nixon headquarters by chance, and discussing postal rate and salary issues amid a Democrat Republican mix.
First Baptist Church WM S circles gathered Wednesday for three group meetings. Grace Hill circle hosted by Mrs. Fred Mullen with Mrs. Homer Wagner presiding. devotion by Mrs. Gus Thompson and lesson by Mrs. William Haines. six members attended. Charline Bass circle hosted by Mrs. Arnold Dixon. presiding by Mrs. A. C. Dickson. Lula Leonard led the lesson. twelve members present. Charlotte Worley circle hosted by Mrs. Jack Hunt. seven members attended with devotions by Mrs. Ralph Chapman and lesson by Charline Worley. seven members. Visitors included Mrs. Dale Sneeringer and Mrs. Ray Hutchison.
The Women’s Arts and Crafts group meets Monday from 9 to noon at Central Park Community Building to create Fuzzy-Wuzzy flowers. Attendees should bring scissors a plastic lid pliers glue and a pencil. Ruth Nelson announces the Fall Craft Show November 9 and 10 inviting all area residents to display crafts.
Twelve members of the World War I Veterans Auxiliary attended an all day sewing session Wednesday in the Memorial building. Mrs. Fred Hinzie led the event. Articles were produced for the Veterans Hospitals.
Sing-Out Midway, a 45 member high school vocal group, will perform patriotic songs at the Buffalo Homecoming carnival grounds from 1 30 to 2 p m. They will accompany themselves with three guitars drums and a piano in a series of 45 minute shows.
Community groups schedule events across town from 6:30 p.m. Civil meetings at American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building to 9 a.m.0 noon Women crafts at Central Park Community building and clubroom dinners at the Elks. Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall and Shakespeare Club meet at local venues. Cycle Club plans track activities. Veterans and civic groups listed.
Mrs. Don Abbuehl announces a general meeting of Red Cross Gray Lady volunteers in the Neosho Memorial Hospital solarium at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Patricia Parker, newly appointed hospital director of nurses, will be introduced.
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