Ann Landers Advice Column on Hair Jokes and Dancing
A Chanute Tribune excerpt shows Ann Landers advising a sister to repay hair-cutting damage with weekly care costs. The column also counsels a husband to prohibit his wife from dancing with strangers and suggests a single farewell for a long courting case, ending with a prompt to send problems to the column.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
They’ll Please Him by Alice Brooks
Delight the man in your life at Christmas with smart warm knitted sets. Pattern 7140 includes directions for men sizes small to large. Send 30 cents plus 5 cents mailing and write name address zone pattern number to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept. New Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book offers three free patterns and many home craft ideas. send 25 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Patern
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
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Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Social Calendar Tuesday with numerous local club meetings in Chanute
Ort 1958 Lincoln PTA study group at 9 50 a m Mrs Virgil Sellers 420 N Lafayette. Wesleyan Service Guild prayer group dinner 6 p m First Methodist church. Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple 7 39 p m CWF Guild 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall 9 a m Culture Club 2 30 p m Round Table Study Club 2 p m Modern Study Club 2 p m Coames Study Club 7 30 p m Tuesday Reading Club 2 p m Athenaeum 2 p m Outlook Study Club 2 p m Jaycee Jaynes 7 p m Sorosis 7 p m Rainbow for Girls 6 30 p m Who s Who Study Club 2 p m Murray Hill PTA Study Group 8 30 a m Ort 1 1880 Wilson class 7 30 p m Friendly Thimble Club 2 p m Women s Missionary Society circles 2 p m Lydia Priscilla Martha Lydia circles 7 30 p m Presbyterian Church Builders class 7 30 p m
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Lincoln Pta
Virgil Sellers
N. Lafayette
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
LAPM
Odd Fellows Hall
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
CWF Guild
Christian Church
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Chanute Culture Club
Ford Johnson
Round Table Study Club
Chares
Modern Study Club
Leon M Barnes
Coames
Rolla Waldrip
Ira Barber
Athenaeum
H. C. Miller
Central
Outlook
George McCune
N. Forest
Jaycee Jaynes
Maple Leaf
Sorosis
R. M. Cooper
Highland
Twentieth Century Study Club
Clyde Bishop
Western
Rainbow
Mra
Erickson
Katy
Murray Hill
PTA
Mre
Guy Furrow
Wilson Clase
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Baether
A. C. Dickinson
Kanees Hannah
Ray Plummer
Aller Martha
John Rang
Priscilla
Willard Cleaver
N. Grant
Lydia
L. L.r Rowan
Presbyterian Church
Car Kerwitz
W. Main
Hobart Hobert Vows in Humboldt Wedding
Maude G. Hobart of Humboldt and Lewis G. Hobert of Albuquerque were married at 8 p m October 15 at the Evangelical United brethren church parsonage in Humboldt. The Rev Earl L Enyeart officiated. After November 15 the couple will reside at 304 Alamosa Road N W Albuquerque. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Walt Middendorf and Jerry of Elsmore Mr and Mrs Gary Lower and Debbie of Iola and Mr and Mrs Dale Hobart and Jim Chanute.
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Maude G. Hobart
Humboldt
Lewis G. Hobert
Albuquerque
N. M
Evangelical United Brothern Church
Earl L. Enyeart
Hobert
Alamosa Road
N. W
Walt Middendorf
Jerry
Elsmore
Gary Lower
Debbie
Iola
Dale Hobart
Jim
Mrs Mary Coder 91 Honored at Chanute Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Levi Bailey of Erie hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for Mrs Mary Coder turning 91. Attending were Mrs Coder’s children Mrs Ora Heilman of Thayer Mrs Louesa Howell Mrs Harry Cole and husband and Ray Coder and wife all of Chanute.
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Levi Bailey
Erie
Bailey
Mary Coder
Safety First lesson for Devoted Mothers club
Mrs. Leo Cox presented Safety First to Devoted Mothers on Friday with 21 members in attendance. Mrs. Kenneth Lindsey hosted at 812 W. Oak, as Mrs. Roy Smith presided and plans were made for a guest day luncheon on November 12 at the Maple Leaf. New member Mrs. Melvin French was welcomed with refreshments provided by hostess Mrs. Dean Burtch and Mrs. Kenneth Hasty.
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Leo Cox
Devoted Mothers Club
Kenneth Lindsey
W. Oak
Roy Smith
Maple Leaf
Melvin French
Dean Burtch
Kenneth Hasty
Sardine and cucumber jack o lantern sandwiches
A party snack features little round sandwiches with sardine and cucumber filling. Cream cheese frosting tinted yellow and red creates pumpkin faces cut from pimiento, placed on top with kitchen shears. Apple cider completes the Halloween vibe.
Dress and Tunic Pattern 9426 by Marian Martin
Sewing pattern notice for a two way tunic and sheath dress with scarf tie and three quarter sleeves. Suitable for larger figures with sizes 36 to 48 and 39 inch fabric length. price fifty cents plus five cents mailing. Send to Marian Martin Cha vote Tribone Pattern Dept New York.
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Marian
Martin
Marian Martin
West Tath St
New York
N. Y
Sardine Jack o Lantern Sandwiches
Cut bread into rounds and layer half with Sardine Sandwich filling then top with remaining rounds. Mash cream cheese with milk until spreadable, tint orange, frost each round, and decorate with pimiento jack o lantern features. Yield about 12 sandwiches.
Sardine Sandwich Filling Recipe Variant
This recipe combines two 4 ounce sardine cans with 3 ounces cream cheese 1 tablespoon mayonnaise 1 teaspoon lemon juice 6 drops Tabasco and 1 tablespoon minced chives to a smooth paste. Add 1/2 cup chopped cucumbers well drained then blend with sardines for a tangy filling.
Chanute Cosmetologists Attend Pittsburg Fall Beauty Festival
Six Chanute cosmetologists attended the Bottenfields Fall Beauty Festival Sunday in Pittsburg. Local guests included artists Jerry McDonald and Joseph C. Peach. Attending from Chanute were Mmes. Marjory Talmadge Ruth Whitworth Marguerette Erickson Mildred Gerken Ima Bower and Marie McDonald.
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Chanute
Pittsburg
Jerry McDonald
Joseph C. Peach
Mmes
Marjory Talmadge
Ruth Whitworth
Marguerette Erickson
Mildred Gerken
Ima Bower
Marie McDonald
Modern Etiquette Answers Banquet Questions
A etiquette column offers guidance on taking place cards and favors, using scented stationery, wearing rings over gloves, and acknowledging prior introductions. It advises keeping personal mementos, scent packaging advice, gloves etiquette, and a polite, slightly formal acknowledgment when meeting someone again.
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Carter
Fleming Dunham marriage at Wellington Christian Church
Etta Dunham and Ed Fleming were married at 4 p.m. Oct. 11 in Wellington Christian church officiated by Rev. Ted Hurst. The couple resides at 3105 Chess in Parsons after the ceremony.
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Etta Dunham
N. Lafayette
Ed Fleming
S. Western
Wellington Christian Church
Ted Hurst
Fleming
Chess
Parsons
Married Bliss For Couple By Univac
Hollywood AP reports a handsome couple found lifelong match via Univac selecting ideal mates Shirley Saunders and Bob Kardell wed October 18, 1958 after meeting on Art Linkletter's People Are Funny They dated a year before marriage and now live in a suburban apartment planning to buy a house Their TV story began as a gag on Linkletter’s show and grew into a real romance with the couple as the Math brain Univac aiding their mate choice and wedding plans
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Hollywood
Shirley Saunders
Bob Kardell
Sunset Strip
Art Linkletter
Univac
Elec
Bob and Shirley Trease Reflect on Marriage Origin
The couple credits a TV show with bringing them together while noting they would have fallen in love anyway. Shirley adds that two people right for each other are right for each other.
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Trease
Bob
Shirley
Minor Crashes Reported In City
Police report two collisions and a theft incident today. A 1955 Plymouth driven by John Gorton collided with a Sutcliffe Pipe truck at 2nd and Grant causing 120 dollars damage. A Keighly truck sustained 75 dollars damage. An Evergreen block accident damaged a Dixson Plymouth and Hollingworth Chevrolet with 50 and 15 dollars damage. Mrs Overbay reported a car taken overnight from 3rd and Rutter returned with left front damage.
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John Gorton
W. 4Th
2Nd
Grant
Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply I Co
Gorton
Herbert W.keighly
W. Walnut
South Evergreen
Donald L. Dixson
Salina
Merle C. Hollingworth
Wichita
Dixson
Plymouth
Hollingworth
Chevrolet
Dave Overbay
S. Grant
3Rd and
Rutter
Langelle Bribery Allegation Ties U S Attache to Spy Cash
Soviet sources report U S Embassy attache Russell Langelle was caught paying a Soviet citizen 20 000 rubles for secret intelligence. He left Moscow with his wife and three children after being declared unwelcome on spying charges. Soviet journalists promise a formal response to Washington’s kidnapping framing claims.
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Moscow
U.S
Russell Langelle
Langelle
Washington
Soviet Foreign Ministry
United States
Favorite Recipe Seafood Souffle from Chanute Tribune
A printed home recipe titled Favorite Recipe Seafood Souffle instructs to mix lemon juice salt and seafood with a cream sauce, fold beaten egg whites, and bake in a water bath for 50 to 60 minutes at 350 degrees until puffed and golden. It credits Mrs C R Swan of Chanute Kansas and notes a published contest with a prize.
Publication decision tied to Washington publicity in Cold War framing
The article notes that publication of a Soviet version was chosen mainly due to Washington publicity, but no printing date in the United States was set. The United States dismissed the accusation as groundless.
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Washington
United States
Whooping Cranes Sighted in Kansas
Prairie View students Larry Thurlow and Dennis De Boer reported seven whooping cranes near a pond west of Prairie View Kansas. Kirwin Reservoir refuge manager Larry Means confirmed the description fit the rare birds and noted fall migration observation.
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Prairie View
Kan
Kansas
Larry Thurlow
Dennis de Boer
Prairie View High School
Larry Means
Kirwin
Crane migration noted at Aransas Pass refuge
The Chenute Tribune notes cranes moving toward the Aransas Pass refuge in October 1959. Descriptions indicate two of the birds are young.
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Chenute Tribune
Aransas Pass
Tex
Refuge
Governors Lead Pittsburg High Debate Team Victory
Pittsburg High School claims the only debate team with governors. Senior Ann Leffler, elected Sunflower Girls State governor, and Gary Zukav, Sunflower Boys State governor, won first place in the Russell invitational.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg High School
Ann Leffler
Sunflower
Gary Zukav
Russell
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