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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

3

German Song Highlights Junior Club Meeting

German guest Jan Priewe taught Roslein aus der Heide to Junior St. Cecilia Club members. Bruce Parker led the hymn of the month. Georgann Rausch reported on Beethoven. Susie Jones on Chopin. Gene Mason played trumpet. Pam O’Darie and others performed piano solos and medleys. Moonlight Sonata was played by Gail Abbuehl. Fifteen members and sponsors attended.

Jan Priewe Germany Bruce Parker Georgann Rausch Susie Jones Gene Mason Pam O’darie Altwein Carol Carson Gail Abbuehl O. H. Cunningham Wallace Johnson Susan Graham

Fowler Weds McCann In Sapulpa Oklahoma

Carla Jean Fowler married Carl Russell McCann on October 14 in Sapulpa Oklahoma. The ceremony was read by Dr J C Fowler and Rev Bill Fowler. The bride is daughter of Dr and Mrs Fowler of Sapulpa. groom son of Mr and Mrs James McCann of Sapulpa, formerly Chanute. Russell Sharp and Elaine Sharp attended.

Carla Jean Fowler Carl Russell McCann Sapulpa Okla J. C. Fowler Bill Fowler Lee Sharp Elaine W. Main

Mrs Slater Presides For VFW Auxiliary Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the Memorial Building with Mrs Tom Slater presiding. District officials Mrs Bill Shoptow and Helma Sawyer visited for inspection. The charter was draped for Mary Annette Davis. A float entry was approved for the Veterans Day parade. Buddy Poppy Day set for November 4-5. Refreshments served to 36 members. Gladys Franklin won the door prize.

Ladies Auxiliary To Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Building Tom Slater Bill Shoptow Columbus Third District Helma Sawyer Parsons Lodge Mary Annette Davis Buddy Poppy

Mrs Johnson Hosts Past Matrons Club Event

Past Matrons Club Sunflower Chapter CES met at 402 W 6th with Mrs Clint Johnson as hostess. Assisting were Mrs Lois Cady and Mrs Violet Jeffers. devotion by Mrs J O Purviance and program by Mrs Johnson featuring Hurryin Big for Little Reasons by Ronald R Meredith. Three guests and 14 members attended. December gathering planned as a Christmas party at the Maple Leaf Tea Room.

Sunflower CES Clint Johnson W. 6Th Lois Cady Violet Jeffers J. O. Purviance Johnson Ronald R. Meredith Howard Carder Kay Groskinsky Lewis Junod Maple Leaf Tea Room

50th Anniversary For Elmer Nicholses

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nichols of 107 S. Ashby celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their daughter’s home, 425 S. Edith. Guests included the Nichols families from Cottonwood Falls and local relatives, with gifts from Everett Faulkner and the Kansette Club.

Elmer Nichols S. Ashby Harold Sharp S. Edith Robert Nichols Cottonwood Falls Chester Nichols S. Central Neil Sharp W. 3Rd Everett Faulkner Kansette Club

Agricultural agents attend Kansas State conference sessions

Fredonia agent Jack Linn and Wilson County home economics agent Vera Hunziker attend the 52nd annual Cooperative Extension Service conference at Kansas State University in Manhattan. Sessions began yesterday and run through Friday.

Fredonia Jack Linn Wilson County Vera Hunziker The Cooperative Extension Service Kansas State University Manhattan

25th Anniversary For George Houghtons

The Rev and Mrs George A Houghton of Altoona celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday covered dish dinner at Altoona High School cafeteria. Hosts were their children Earl Houghton Wichita Mr and Mrs Jerry Houghton US Navy Dale Kenneth and Beverly. Gifts were presented and a wedding cake baked by Mrs Betty Denney Thayer. The afternoon included visiting and Gospel singing with many relatives and friends attending.

George A. Houghton Altoona Altoona High School Earl Houghton Wichita Jerry Houghton U.S. Navy Dale Kenneth Beverly Home Betty Denney Thayer H. C. Brown C. D. Foster Kansas City N. A Chriestenson Kan M. L. Bishop W. J. Clark Phyllis C. E. Chriestenson Colony Ralph Harner Humboldt Marion Dorris Julia Eric George Washburn Marilyn Elliott Chet Kustendorter Kathy Chanute E. R. Denney Jerry Bob Bishop Woodward Okla J. E. Richardson Fredonia Clifford Fisher Arthur Watson Iola Hugh Douglas Kenneth Richards Neodesha

Two Birthdays Are Honored At Home Party

Martha Jean Johnson eight and Catherine Johnson seven were celebrated by their parents Mr and Mrs Robert L Johnson at home. Pin the Tail on the Pumpkin and other games sparked fun with Cindy Jenkins Joni Noland Debbie Dodd and Lisa Bowes winning prizes. Treats included chocolate cupcakes decorated with candies ice cream and koolaid. Favors of candies and Halloween shakers were given to guests Debbie Dodd Mandy Rickert Lida Bowes Debby Riggle Jonie Noland Betsy Steele Monica Geiger Kerry Church Shari and Tari Noland Dede White Janice Cook and Cindy Jenkins attended.

Martha Jean Johnson Cathy Jo Johnson Robert L. Johnson S. Western Cindy Jenkins Joni Noland Debbie Dodd Lisa Bowes Mandy Rickert Lida Bowes Debby Riggle Jonie Noland Betsy Steele Monica Geiger Kerry Church Shari Tari Noland Dede White Janice Cook

Household Hints and Quick Fixes From Heloise Readers

Readers share practical tips from to keep enameled shelves clean using rubberized trays to stop clinking bottles. A bread wipe cleans tiny glass shards. Hair spray fixes ravelling drapes while spot testing advised. A safety note suggests inside-opening closet latches. A toy box makeover uses adhesive wallpaper. grandchildren’s art decorates cupboard walls.

Eskridge Girl Wins 1966 KSU Homecoming Queen

Bonnie Biery of Eskridge has been chosen as the 1966 home coming queen at Kansas State University. A junior in home economics teaching she was selected from five finalists after an all-school election sponsored by Blue Key. Attendants include Pat Callen Lynda Clyne Tammy Gaynier and Patricia Ann Seitz.

Manhattan Kan Bonnie Biery Eskridge Kansas State University Biery Blue Key Pat Callen Wichita Lynda Clyne Kansas City Tammy Gaynier Dallas Tex Patricia Ann Seitz Leavenworth

MoPac Earnings Show Increase in Nine Months

Missouri Pacific Railroad reports nine month earnings of 21,172,686 total and 11.44 per share up from 1965. Third quarter net income stands at 5,062,670 or 2.73 per share versus 6,303,289 or 3.39 per share a year ago.

ST. Louis Missouri Pacific Railroad

Picnic Honors Mrs. Faye Tice in Santa Fe Park

A Sunday picnic in Santa Fe Park honors Glendale California visitor Mrs. Faye Tice. Attendees include numerous relatives and friends from Chanute Humboldt Iola Yates Center and nearby towns. Afternoon callers add to a social gathering celebrating her visit.

Santa Fe Park Faye Tice Glendale Calif Ronald Cheyney Rhonda Jack Lee Mintz Alton Mintz Ora Cheyney Nellie Tice Ralph Dent Michael Marsh Janie Chanute Lacy Mintz Roger Craig Todd Monty Gary Daniels Danny Humboldt Roy Lumley Kenneth Yates Center Bob Johnson Gene Fisk Iola Par Jess Osborn Arkansasity Nathan Mintz Eric Hubert Mintz Winnie Orr Georgann Rausch

Builders Class Mourns Late Member At First Presbyterian

Mrs. S. E. Null hosted the Builders Class party at 8145 S. Lafayette for 11 members of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. O. D. Nelson led the business meeting and Mrs. Earl Loveall delivered the devotional How Does God Speak. The group closed with the Lord's Prayer in memoriam to former member Mrs. Roy Chapple.

S. E. Null First Presbyterian Church S. Lafayette Lloyd Brown O. D. Nelson Earl Loveall God Roy Chapple

Bridge Club Plays Five Tables in Homes Savings Lounge

Five tables of duplicate bridge were played in the Home Savings Lounge Monday evening. Readable top scores included Mrs Charles Broadwell with 64 and Mrs Bob Allen. Fred Dickerson led with 61. Dr Albert Kihm and Fred Dickerson scored 58.5. Bob Ward and Gary Church reached 56. Mrs Murray Shively and Mrs Ralph Caldwell posted 55. and Mrs Frank Jones with Mrs Clyde Bloomheart finished 54.5.

Home Savings Charles Broadwell Bob Allen Albert Kihm Fred Dickerson Bob Ward Gary Church Murray Shively Ralph Caldwell Frank Jones Clyde Bloomheart

Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff details listing

The Chanute Tribune staff and contact information are listed with roles including Dwight McCreight publisher John Hovorka news editor Fay D Clopine advertising manager and Ben Nicholas circulation manager Also shown are subscription rates by mail in and outside trade territory and Chanute carrier rate The paper notes Associated Press membership granting local and AP dispatch rights.

Chanute Tribune Chanute Kansas S. Highland Dwight McCreight Dwight Wallingford John Hovorka Fay D. Clopine Ben Nicholas Dorsey Osborn Neosho Allen, Wilson Woodson

Neodesha 4-H Achievement Dinner Honors Clubs and Members

About 250 club members parents and friends attended the Wilson county 4-H achievement dinner in Neodesha Saturday night. Project awards for the year were presented and club leaders were recognized. Mrs Joan Bayles of Fredonia performed folk songs and Diane Fortner of the Good Luck club spoke on The Value of 4-H. A Home builders club band played several numbers and Sam Atherton of the Happy Hustlers acted as master of ceremonies.

Wilson County Joan Bayles Fredonia Diane Fortner Good Luck Club Sam Atherton The Happy Hustlers

Parmesan flavored butter snap beans recipe idea

A simple idea to enhance butter snap beans is to finish them with a generous sprinkling of grated Parmesan. This adds a savory umami note and a creamy, salty finish to the beans as a quick side dish.

Social Calendar Dial for Oct 26 1966

Wednesday events include Sunflower EH Unit at 1 30 p m Mrs Ford C Johnson 416 W 6th BPW Tioga Hotel dinner 6 48 p m Sorghum ae Grange school house 7 30 p m Women of Grace Episcopal Church St Elizabeths Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Reception for Teachers Womens Division of Chamber of Commerce Home Savings Lounge 3 30 p m Sunflower Chapter CES Masonic Temple 7 30 p m Thursday Oct 27 1966 United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group at church 9 a m Mary Dell Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m Delta Study Club Mrs C A Wood 107 N Lafayette 1 30 p m Who's Who Club Mrs Roy Johnson 623 S Santa Fe 2 p m Merry Mothers Club Mrs Jer Black 516 W Std 1 30 p m Holly Mothers Club Mrs Dick Purdy 1018 S Tennessee 1 30 p m Autumn Mothers Club tour of Koch Furniture Mrs Ron Sutcliffe 126 S Steuben 1 p m

Sunflower EH Ford C. Johnson Tioga Hotel United Presbyterian Women Mary Dell Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center Delta Study Club C. A. Wood N. Lafayette Roy Johnson S. Santa Fe Merry Mothers Club Jer Black W. Std

Christian Men's Fellowship Elects New Officers

The Christian Men's Fellowship held a Monday dinner in the Fellowship Hall with 58 men in attendance. Officers elected for the new CMF include President Royce Wells Vice President Don Mitchell Secretary Glen Fogel and Treasurer Jerry Talent. Bob Simpson spoke as CMF executive secretary in Topeka. Group singing was led by Charles Chauncey with a quartet comprising Bob Ward Clayton Ward Robert Ward and Bert Campbell.

Christian Men's Fellowship CMF Royce Wells Don Mitchell Glen Fogel Jerry Talent Bob Simpson Topeka Charles Chauncey Bob Ward Clayton Ward Robert Ward Bert Campbell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carl McCann Mrs. Slater VFW Ida McCoy Gladys Franklin DuBarry Cosmetics Roscoe Peggy Moffitt Rudy Gernreich Miss Moffitt Hartford Mrs. Johnson Elmer Nicholses Naples Attan Ruavor Nordis Royal George Houghtons Joe Giacoma Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York, N.Y Heloise Elaine Pollock M. R E. M Regena Bassarear Marguerite MoPac Accutron Bulova Charlie McCarthy Claudia Cardinale Hollywood Edgar Bergen Null Bridge Club Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press Christian Men’s Fellowship Mitchell Motor CO RS Arse Aieur
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