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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
3
The marriage of Phyllis Kay Logan and Danny Warren Wade took place Saturday at 10 30 AM in the First Church of God with a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Paul Wagner. The altar was flanked by two large baskets of gladioli. Parents of the bride are Mr.
A naturalistic slice notes a noon school crossing observation, quirky elephant questions, and a yearling buffalo for sale in Finney County. It then details a Stark area wedding with Chantilly lace gown, centerpieces, and guest list, plus future home in Central.
In Buffalo the HD Unit met Monday with Mrs. Jim McAdams presiding and the group naming itself Happy Dames. A one dish meals lesson by the home demonstration agent preceded a luncheon. The Stark unit heard a lesson on Outlook and Social Changes with Mrs. Don Sailors leading and new members Mrs. Max Page and Mrs. Norman Croft joining. New 1965 officers were Mrs. Louis Beggs president and others. Fifteen members and one guest attended. The Neosho Memorial Hospital tour is planned for the November meeting.
Pulitzer poet Phyllis McGinley says women have been brainwashed to feel guilty about choosing homemaking over careers. She praises housewives as a true profession, blames college deans and writers for restlessness, and cites her book Sixpence in Her Shoe.
A Chanute Tribune reader shares how a 1964 Ann Landers column advised resolving marital strife with a surprising method. The letter details following a husband to his affair, mimicking a messy home to prompt behavior change, and notes long-term success.
The Barracks and Auxiliary of the Veterans of World War I held a district meeting in Parsons with attendees including Mr and Mrs Grant Wilson, Mr and Mrs D L Geeding, Mr and Mrs William Rensk, Mr and Mrs Charles Ratcliff, Mr and Mrs John Thielen, Mr and Mrs J C Anderson, Mr and Mrs Roscoe Offenbacher, Mr and Mrs H J Rauhoff and Mrs George Wilson.
Humboldt couple announce engagement of Shirley Ann Boman to Vernon A. Shultz son of Beulah Shultz 219 Highland. Shirley a Humboldt High School graduate and Vernon a Chanute High School graduate now serving in the Army. A November wedding is planned.
Mr and Mrs Shelton Propst of Allen attended the 50th reunion of Propst high school class in Neosho Missouri on Saturday night Then they visited Pittsburg on Sunday to join the 25th reunion of a Sunday School class he started at the Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Robert E Newkirk of Kemmerer Wyoming welcomed a daughter Roxann born at 8 30 Saturday evening Mrs Newkirk formerly Dar Jene Burghart daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl A Burghart 1018 N Grant The paternal grandmother is Mrs Nellie Clark of Independence
Mrs. Frank Miller of 103 East Chestnut will spend the winter in Whittier California with her sister Mrs. John F Ray. She will visit other relatives including Ida Mae Ball Mr and Mrs Robert Herndon Billie Joe Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Woosley of 201% W 5th returned from a trip to Branson Missouri and Tulsa They visited in Branson with Woosleys sister and her husband Mr and Mrs R A Bierbaum Another sister and husband Mr and Mrs J B Livingston Houston Texas joined them They went to Tulsa to visit relatives before returning home
The Buffalo Booster 4-H club met at the American Legion Hall in Buffalo with a group program including carmel apple demos, rot ating crops talk, piano and vocal numbers, and health and music appreciation segments. New officers were installed: Jeanie Collins president Roma Payne vice president Cheryl Carlson secretary Beverley Clinesmith treasurer Bonnie Summervill reporter Debra Engelman song leader Loretta Carlson parliamentarian and recreation leader Dick Payne. New leaders are Mrs. Carl Harvey and Dale Sharp. Gorda Lee Offen backer joined the club. Dan Pherigo county agent filmed parts of the meeting and took photographs. Refreshments were provided by the Meryl Summervill family.
A weekly calendar lists events such as weightlifting for junior high in the weight room at 6:30 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday, family volleyball at Hutton gym 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, youth bowling at Bowl Mor and other activities through Saturday, including an after game dance at Launching Pad and senior citizen programs at Memorial building.
Mrs. Good Hostess The Chanute Playschool Association met at 204 East 9th with Mrs. Boyd Burns presiding. Reports on equipment for the year were given by Mrs. Jack Loss and Mrs. James Blessing, and Mrs. Robert Humphrey discussed the mother-helper role. A Halloween party was planned for Oct 30 with refreshments served to 19 members. Vienna's historic coffee houses are no longer paying.
Oct 21 social calendar items for Chanute groups include Gem and my Society Masonic events Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple and other club meetings at 100F hall Maple Leaf Tea Room and various churches. Notable names include Mrs George Hazen Mrs Vyrl Segel Mrs Charles Broadwell Mrs B J Hupp and Mrs Leo Gottlieb with meetings from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. across Maple Leaf Tea Room Heritage Room and local churches.
The Chanute Tribune issue lists the Chanute Publishing Company as publisher with Dwight McCreight, John Hovorka, Dwight Wallingford, Mrs. Leland Lowe, Ben B. Nicholas and Dorsey Osborn in manager roles. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and post office entry as second class matter, with AP rights and local circulation areas.
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