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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1967
Page
3
Marjorie Pennell shares how she created a pretend medical kit for children using empty bottles talcum powder water and bandage tin. A cheap fingernail brush glassless spectacles and blunt scissors complete the role play set.
On Wednesday September 6 1987 various church groups meet including WSCS at Method ist Church 1 pm regular session 1 30 pm and multiple women's missionary circles at Grant Avenue Baptist Grace Episcopal Nazarene and United Brethren in Christ churches. A Rainbow Division Veterans Memorial building covered dish dinner 630 pm. On September 7 1967 Royal Neighbors of America IOOF Hall dinner noon Rural Grange meeting 730 pm and other private club gatherings.
Sweeten diced fresh pineapple with sugar to taste and fold in freshly squeezed orange juice. Serve as a bright, refreshing first course for brunch.
Mrs Mary Ellen Finney and Edgar L Youngberg exchanged wedding vows at the First Baptist Church Erie in a double ring ceremony set with white gladioli and blue carnations The couple will live at 1802 S Highland after a trip to the Ozarks Attendants included Mrs Arthur James and Dale W Youngberg The bride wears turquoise blue knit suit and orchids attended by Mrs Youngberg employed at Hans Flowers and the groom at Ash Grove Cement Co
A 79 year old motorist, Charles Alderson, died in Stockholm after steering too far right and colliding with a tree as Sweden began driving on the right. In the first 57 hours under the new system, 387 accidents were logged and Monday traffic was generally smooth with fewer injuries.
The schedule lists business hours: weekdays until 11 30 a m and 2 to 6 p m Sunday hours from 9 to 12 noon.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Trumbull of 523 S Western were feted Sunday in a surprise party marking their 25 years of marriage. Hosted at 1002 W 7th by Mr and Mrs Marion Wise and family with Mrs Neil Ford assisting, guests included Carl E Cox and Larry Ford Cox Don Cox and Mark Bert Cox Lavonburg Mike Lana and Shirley Trumbull.
Mr and Mrs Frank Schupback of R 4 hosted the rehearsal dinner for Marcia Hutchison and Bill Hutchison Thursday evening at the Orchid Buffet. Attendees included relatives from Chanute Eureka Bartlesville Shawnee Mission and friends.
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Sheryl Kay Long and John Lee Crane wed at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Humboldt with Rev. Herman C. Seyfert officiating. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Long, wore Chantilly lace and peau de soie with a Dior bow and cathedral arrangement. Attendants included Deborah Long, Barbara Shaw, and Linda Sue Williams. Groom's brother Craig Crane served as best man. ushers included Jerald Long and David Long. Reception featured five-tier ivory cake and baby ivy decor. The couple plans a Colorado honeymoon and will reside at 1102 Sylvan Street Emporia after Sept. 11, where the bride will teach in Emporia.
The Chanute Chapter of Rainbow Veterans hosted a dinner for 100 members and wives at the Orchid Buffet honoring a 50th anniversary. Col. John B. Smith reviewed National Guard and Army formation in 1917 and Franklin Brinegar described Army of Occupation routes in Germany.
Chanute Senior High Kayettes held their first board meeting Thursday evening at sponsor Mrs. Virgil Akins home. They planned a membership drive, meeting schedule, teacher appreciation project, and stamp sales to grade school. Organizers prepared for the club’s first party Kayette Kiddie Kapers and began decorating faculty coffee mugs for the appreciation effort.
Kayettes at Chanute Senior High finish their first service project of the year by replacing worn classroom flags with twenty four new U.S. banners ordered by co chairmen Stephanie La Rocca and Mary Jo Winkler.
Fifty five members of the World War I Barracks and Auxiliary attended a picnic supper at the south shelter house of Santa Fe Park Monday evening. Commander C. J. Anderson presided and introduced guest speaker Tolley Tarrant. Members voted to participate in Veterans Day with a float and financial help. Next meeting set for Oct 2 in the Memorial Building.
Three tables of bridge played at the Duplicate Bridge Club meeting in the Home Savings building. Above average pairs were Mrs. Ralph Caldwell with Bob Allen at 27 percent, Mrs. Fred Johnson with Mrs. Bob Allen at 27 percent, Mrs. Jo Payne with Fred Foster at 25 percent, and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart with Mrs. Frank Jones at 24 percent.
Luke Lasleys and family hosted a Sunday afternoon dinner at tended by Jane Lasley of El Dorado and many relatives. Guests included Charles L. Mueller and family from Overland Park. Robert Berry of Yates Center. Walter Gericke of Stark. Clarence Webb and family. Harley Roberts and Kenneth Webb from R 3. Marsha and Cheryl. Clifford Webb of Humboldt. Doris Brown of Shawnee Oklahoma.
Neosho Valley Busy Bees met at San ta Fe Park with Georgann Rausch presiding. Nominating committee proposed officers: Doug Lopeman president Steve Lopeman vice president Royce Adams secretary Debbie Myers reporter. Program notes included music camp Doug Lopeman project talk Sara Benton demonstration Linda Smith conservation Danny Martin and parliamentary Susan Smith. Bill Thompson led recreation. Achievement party set for Sept. 25.
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