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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1959

Page

3

Dannelley 50th Wedding Anniversary Open House

Mr and Mrs Roy Dannelley celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house hosted by their children on Sunday at 501 N Kan sas from 2 to 4 pm. They wed November 4 1909 near Galesburg and have five sons ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Roy is a retired Ash Grove Cement Plant employee with 37 years service.

Roy Dannelley Drisdell Kansas Galesburg Chanute Edward Sagos Calif John Chicago Leland Midland Ore Roy Jr Burl Dannelley Ash Grove

Engagement announced for Lois Ann Greve and Walter Corn

The marriage is announced by Lois Ann Greve’s parents Mr and Mrs George Greve. Walter Corn is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Corn of Girard. The wedding is set for November 28 at St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Walnut.

Walnut Lois Ann Greve Walter Corn George Greve Corn Kenneth Corn Girard St. Patrick's Catholic Church

Helen Anderson Speaks on "You" at Les Des Meeting

Royster Junior High School teacher Helen Anderson spoke on "You" during a Les Des gathering Monday evening. The group met with Linda Scott and Vicki Gardner reported plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets.

Helen Anderson Royster Junior High School Linda Scott Wilson Vicki Gardner

PUSS-ON-BOOTS Pattern and Needlecraft Offer

Patricia Alice Brooks-Tots presents a Christmas slipper project for pussy-cat slippers with pattern 7490 sizes small to large. Send 35 cents in pins for pattern 7490 plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York 11 NY. Also advertise 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book offering three free patterns and craft ideas.

Alice Brooks Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Marian Martine Hanute Tribune West Sth SN. V

Halloween Bargains Across Chanute Markets

Halloween shoppers in Chanute find broad best buys across produce and meats. Apples, pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, and lettuce remain cheap or steady, while prices ease for pork, veal, and certain steaks. Eggs rise modestly, and citrus remains prominent in fruit deals.

Associated Press Idaho

Fifteen Women Apply to Chanute AAUW Branch

Fifteen university women have applied for membership in the Chanute Branch of the American Association of University Women. The new members bring the Chanute Branch total to 52, announced by Mrs. Nelle Stevens at the October meeting. Thirty-five members attended. New members include Mmes Miles Rickart Jerry Steele W D Clum Jack Durham Donald Mears Joe Lewis Carter Brookhart Jim Foster Leo Gottlieb Mrs Ralph Fortenberry of Thayer Misses Dorosia Ann Minniear Marguarite Barrett Adelaide Lewis Evelyn Hackney Marguerite Hackney Chanute Iola. Mrs Brookhart and Mrs Gottlieb are former members.

Chanute American Association of University Women Nelle Stevens Mmes Miles Rickart Jerry Steele W. D. Clum Jack Durham Donald Mears Joe Lewis Carter Brookhart Jim Foster Leo Gottlieb Ralph Fortenberry

PEO Chapter DD Hosts Reciprocity Tea in Fredonia

Eleven PEO members from Chanute and about 65 members from Cherryvale Parsons Neodesha Fredonia and Chanute gathered at the new REA building in Fredonia for a reciprocity tea hosted by Fredonia Chapter NI. Chanute attendees included James D. A. Finney Fred A. Johnson John Mull Art Holmes William T. Hunt Wilfrid Cavaness Cecil Pankratz Lewis Taylor Gilbreath Howard Jester and Ed Cathers.

PEO Chanute Fredonia New REA Cherryvale Parsons Neodesha My Fair Lady James D. A. Finney Fred A. Johnson John Mull Art Holmes William T. Hunt Wilfrid Cavaness Cecil Pankratz Lewis Taylor Gilbreath Howard Jester Ed Cathers

Sunflower OES Chapter Initiates Two Members

Sunflower chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star initiated two new members at a Wednesday evening ceremony led by past matrons and patrons. The event included gifts for past matrons, a charity donation to the Boy Scouts, and a turkey dinner preceding the meeting.

Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Floyd Kelley Jay Klinginsmith W. C. Roberts Emanuel Anderson Dave Chickadonz Rena Edwards W. C. Bray William A. Pownall Edith Palen Ella Townsend Orie Montgomery Marshall Id. C. Beach Adah Ed F. Peterson Ruth Erma Joe ‘King Esther J. R. Mee Martha B. F. Wyatt Electa Lee Longest John Bower Sentinel D.C. Beach Ross Cooper Bert Hargrove Cooper Hargrove Charles Leavitt Bertha Michener Boy Scouts Hargrove Garden

Quest Club Meets With Mrs McCune

Quest Club met at 221 S Steuben hosted by Mrs Roy McCune with 12 members present. Guest Mrs Henry McClarnan of La Salle Illinois attended. Activities included roll call, Drew Pearson article, study of Africa, Holiday magazine art by Dr Romain Gary, and an Africa racial fusion article. A Boy Scouts donation was made and the next meeting is November 10 with Mrs Armstrong.

Roy McCune S. Steuben Quest Club Chanute Henry McClarnan la Salle Ill Frank Armstrong Armstrong Drew Pearson W. E. Wilson Africa Romain Gary Sidney Laws Boy Scouts

Murray Hill Brownies Meet at School Library

Thirty second grade Brownies met with leader Mrs. Fred Moulton in the Murray Hill School library. Marsha Heaton led the flag salute as the girls made trick or treat bags and co leader Mrs. Glenn Peak surprised the group.

Murray Hill Fred Moulton Murray Hill School Marsha Heaton Glenn Peak

Girls Receive Treats as They Are Dismissed

A brief note describes girls receiving a small treat for their bags as they were dismissed from a gathering. The event highlights a light concluding gesture and keeps a gentle tone.

Troop 34 Brownies Meet At Hutton School In Evening

Troop 34 Brownies gathered Tuesday in the Hutton School music room. Sixteen girls answered roll call as plans for a Halloween party and a wiener roast were set. First aid kits were discussed and the meeting closed with the Brownie Tunnel led by Mrs. Ray James with co leaders Mrs. Fay Edwards and Mrs. E. B. Carter.

Hutton School Ray James Fay Edwards E. B. Carter

Social Calendar Friday October 20 1959

Wilson class at First Methodist quilting and sewing 10 am Duplicate Bridge at Pine Room Tioga Hotel 1 15 pm Past Presidents of LA to RB of IT hosted by Mrs Barker and Mr Welch luncheon at Silver Grill 1 pm

Wilson First Methodist Church Pine Room Tioga G. EB. Barker Lester Welch Silver Grill

Chanute Woman Elected Neosho County Farm Bureau Young People President

Mrs. Howard Bailey of 120 N Steuben is elected president of the Neosho County Farm Bureau Young People. George Bartholomew Eric is vice president Eleanor Umbarger secretary treasurer Mrs Kermit Adelgren publicity chairman Adelgren Chanute director representative. Officers to be installed at November meeting. A Halloween party at the Farm Bureau office followed. Mrs Bailey named delegate to the Wichita state convention. husband Howard Bailey is alternate delegate. Next meeting 8 p.m. Nov 19 at the Erie office.

Howard Bailey N. Steuben Neosho County Farm Bureau George Bartholomew Eric Eleanor Umbarger Earlton Kermit Adelgren Chanute Adelgren Bailey

Surprise Luncheon Honors Mrs Sharpe

Mr and Mrs Claude Carver hosted a surprise birthday luncheon Tuesday honoring Mrs C A Sharpe. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J F Richman Mr and Mrs Bert Carver Mrs Roy Gentry Novella Gentry Tommy Cassady Chanute Mrs C E Russell Altoona and Mr and Mrs Clarence Carver Neodesha.

Claude Carver S. Western C. A J. F. Richman Bert Carver Roy Gentry Novella Gentry Tommy Cassady Chanute C. E. Russell Altoona Clarence Carver Neodesha

Nothing Ages People Like Too Much Liquor

Dear Ann Landers letters discuss liquor tolerance and breakups. A teen girl seeks breakup advice for an 18-year-old steady, while a wife seeks help for her husband who holds 18 jobs in 20 years. Ann Landers offers blunt guidance.

Ann Carrie Nation Ann Landers Rip

Favorite Recipe Jelly Muffins From Chanute Tribune

A home recipe for Jelly Muffins combines flour milk egg and shortening baked at 400 degrees for twenty minutes. The entry from Virginia Miller of Buffalo Kansas notes jelly added in each cup and mentions Judge Mr Kermit Adelgren a former home economics teacher who selects published recipes.

The Chanute Tribune Chanute Kase Kermit Adelgren

Don Donaldson Presents European Pictures to Club

Don Donaldson displayed slides from his European tour at a Business and Professional Women's club meeting held at the Tioga Hotel. He described people and scenes from Italy France England Spain Austria Switzerland Germany and Denmark with emphasis on Berlin. New members Virginia Wiltse and Pauline Carder were welcomed and the International Relations committee led by Lou Lucas and Pauline Barker organized the program.

Don Donaldson Business and Professional Women’s Club Tioga Hotel Donaldson Italy France England Spain Austria Switzerland Germany Denmark Berlin Virginia Wiltse Pauline Carder Lou Lucas Pauline Barker Goldie Arnett Grace Drake Nina Knetzer Sara Wilson Velma Ogden Barker

Europe Via the Hostel Route Lesson Presented

Mrs. Oliver Wendeln led a Belles Lettres Reading club meeting with the talk Europe Via the Hostel Route by Joseph Nettis. The group gathered at 929 S. Highland with Mrs. Dwight Diver hosting. a Boy Scouts donation was made and dessert served.

Europe Joseph Nettis Oliver Wendeln Belles Lettres Reading Club Dwight Diver S. Highland Boy Scouts

Sunflower Unit Elects Mrs Sharpe

Mrs. Lloyd Dalton hosted Sunflower Home Demonstration unit a 12:30 luncheon for 17 members and guest Mrs Leona Brooks. A business meeting followed. a donation to the Boy Scouts was planned as nominating committee named Mrs C A Sharpe and Mrs Dalton with Mrs Ray Westling as treasurer.

Lloyd Dalton S. Katy Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit Leona Brooks L. J. Junod Boy Scouts C. A. Sharpe Dalton Ray Westling

Society notes on meeting and birthday observances

Mrs Ford Johnson as secretary and Mrs Homer LaForge as public relations led a session on Storage in the Home by Mrs Junod. She gave the lesson in two parts with Mrs Sharpe winning the door prize. Birthday cake and coffee followed in honor of members. Next gathering set with Mrs E W Johnson at 1121 S Highland.

Ford Johnson Homer LaForge Junod Sharpe E. W. Johnson S. Highland

Nazarene Society Observes Work Day

The Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society at the church spent the afternoon organizing used clothing for Haiti rolled bandages for an African hospital and items for Betty Cummings an outgoing missionary to Africa. Mrs Lowell Holland led devotions and Mrs Delmar Miley presided at a brief business session planning a December 8 dinner and Christmas food baskets for families.

the Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society Haiti Africa Betty Cummings Carthage Lowell Holland Delmar Miley Bers Claude E. Pittenger

Modern Etiquette Answers on Table Manners and Tipping

The guide states plates are removed before dessert with crumbs brushed to a tray, salts and peppers cleared. It says tipping attendants in a powder room is expected. It approves naming an adopted baby boy Junior as in good taste.

Grant Home Demonstration unit hosts October meeting

Mrs. Robert William Stark was hostess for 17 members of the Grant Home Demonstration unit on October 20. Four children and two guests attended. Erie county home economics agent Mrs. Margaret Price taught “Foundation Garments.” Officers were elected: Mrs. George Simmons president, Mrs. Paul Cook vice president, Mrs. Bernard H. Smith secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Sherman Goff public relations, Mrs. Lloyd Ruddis recreation, and Mrs. Jewel Elder song leader. A county meeting November 6 at Erie High School will replace Achievement Day. Mrs. Odin Dunham won the door prize. The unit will assist with the 4H club supper December 14. Next meeting November 17 with Mrs. C. L. Bohlander.

Erie High School Odin Dunham C. L. Bohlander

Baby Names and Births in Neosho Memorial Hospital Listings

Jamie Lynn Evenson born Oct 4 to Delbert and. Evenson of Fredonia. Susan Dian Ramsey born Oct 10 to Robert and. Ramsey of 1506 S Santa Fe. Scott Howard born Oct 11 to Jeff and. Coots of 210 N Grant. Lora Lee White born Oct 16 to R L White of R2. Charles Christopher Rodgers Jr born Oct 18 to Chuck and. Rodgers of 211 N Central. Carolyn Sue Smith born Oct 22 to Richard and. Smith of 905 S Allen. All at Neosho Memorial Hospital.

Jamie Lynn Delbert Evenson Fredonia Neosho Memorial Hospital Susan Dian Robert E. Ramsey S. Santa Fe Scott Howard Jeff Coots N. Grant Lora Lee R. L. White Charles Christopher Rodgers Jr Chuck Rodgers N. Central Carolyn Sue Richard C. Smith S. Allen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dannelleys Emma Dunivant Lele Ann Greve Les Des Speaker the Tribune Scout News Chanute Woman Mrs Shirley Bailey Mrs. Sharpe F. F Wilson's Davis Paint Store Virginia Miller Buffalo Margaret Blair Dumbarton Scotland Sunflower Marian Martin Nazarene Society Hsgh E. Main iThe Chanute Tribune Fashion Shop
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