Anderson Weds in Tulsa Bride From Tulsa and Los Angeles
Wanda Jean Anderson of Tulsa and John Lee Allen of Los Angeles were married at 8 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Chapel Tulsa officiated by Dr. Bryant Kirkland. The bride wore white silk taffeta with Alencon lace and carried a white Bible with stephanotis. The reception followed in the church parlor. The couple plans residence at 1710 East 22 Place Tulsa after a wedding trip to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Jean Anderson
Tulsa
H. E. Anderson
W. Main
John Lee Allen
Reginald P. Allen
Los Angeles
First Presbyterian Chapel
Bryant Kirkland
Haydn
Norma Hampton
Mike D. Crawley
Russell W. Brown
George M. Parker
Oklahoma City
Robert E. Ruthrauff
First Presbyterian Church
Jay Allen
Russell Brown
Margaret Dillingham
Martha Plummer
Martha Settle
Kansas University
Allen
University of Southern California
Douglas Aircraft
Colorado
E. East
Paul K. Allen
Worthy of a Bride pattern transfer guide
This item describes a decorative linen transfer pattern from pattern 7154 for cross stitch. It highlights a quick way to give linens an expensive look with bed sets towels and scarves. It suggests gifting at showers and bazaars and mentions motif sizes for transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Missionary Study Group Gathers at First Church of God
Members of the First Church of God Missionary Study met Thursday afternoon for a study session at the church. Mrs Randall Bell led scripture and prayer and a new home missions study book North American Neighbors was introduced. Eleven members attended. A new prayer group will form at 2 p.m. September 10 at Mrs William Gregory's Humboldt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Church of God Missionary Study Group
Randall Bell
William Gregory
Humboldt
Ladies Circle Meets at Zion Lutheran Church
The Ladies Circle of Zion Lutheran Church met Wednesday with 11 members present. Rev. W. T. Niermeier led a discussion on how we know we have the original Bible. A thank you letter from Lutheran Children's Service was read and plans for a Fall Festival parade float were started. Calls and visiting will be the month’s project. A committee was set for October family night. Mite boxes are due in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
W. T. Niermeier
Lutheran Children's Service
Laurel Mothers Plan Luncheon
The Laurel Mothers club opened its season with a Friday meeting at 310 S. Rutter home led by Mrs. Merle Venus. Plans were set for the annual fall luncheon with the group hosting. Refreshments for 19 members were provided by the hostess with help from Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs Wayne Klauman. door prize went to Mrs. Fred Stewart. The next gathering is September 19 at 515 N. Evergreen with Mrs. Dale Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mother's Club
Bill Benson
S. Rutter
Merle Venus
Mother’s Club
Laurel Mothers
Robert Smith
Wayne Klauman
Fred Stewart
Dale Edwards
N. Evergreen
Bride's Family Sets Wedding Budget Constraints
Ann Landers advises that a wedding is a religious ceremony not to be used to boost a business and that hosts may limit guest lists to what they can afford. She suggests the couple decide how far to go and offers a plan to host a town reception if in-laws push for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Open House Honors Walter Bells 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell of 713 S Lafayette celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday. Sons and daughters in law Oscar Bell Chanute Kenneth Bell Lincoln Neb Melvin Bell Iola hosted. More relatives helped with serving and gifts as about 125 guests attended. A family dinner preceded the event at Chanute Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bell
S. Lafayette
Oscar Bell
Chanute
Kenneth Bell
Lincoln, Neb
Melvin Bell
Iola
Mr. Bell
Bertha Bu
Chanute Country Club
Unit Members Prepare Dinner for Seamena HDU Meeting
Mrs. Harley Roberts hosted an all day Seamena HDU gathering at her home in Ringgold Rural Route 3. Ten members and guest Mrs. Charlie Beale prepared a meal and shared a milk based recipe. Reports on UNESCO and advisory board outlined 1959 lesson plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Roberts
Seamena Hdu
Roberts
Charlie Beale
Harry Briley
Clyde Russell
Unesco
Ralph Reinhardt
Odense HDU Dines and Plans Activities in September
Odense HDU members met September 3 with Mrs. John Bebbington to prepare a dinner using milk products. Mrs. Charles Olson presided. Crafts Day is set for September 11 at the Chanute Armory. They will attend the National Home Demonstration convention in Wichita October 13 to 15 and Kansas Day falls on October 14. Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt reported from the advisory board. Next meeting is October 8 with Mrs. Ray Spencer. Marjorie Price will give the lesson. Refreshments were served to 10 members and four children. door prize won by Mrs. Walter Enstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odense Hdu
John Bebbington
Charles Olson
Armory
Chanute
Wichita
Kansas
Ralph Reinhardt
Ray Spencer
Marjorie Price
Walter Enstrom
Local hypnosis demonstration draws notable guests
Brinkmeyer and Mrs. Joe Bill Wills along with Dr. Edward E. Long of Humboldt spoke on hypnosis and gave demonstrations. Visitors included Mmes. Robert Wilson Les Matthews Kent Blackwood and Edward E. Long. Twenty four people attended the event with refreshments served to 19 members and five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Long
Humboldt
Mmes
Robert Wilson
Les Matthews
Kent Blackwood
Social Calendar for Chanute Sunday and Monday Events
Sunday September 7 1958 2:30 p.m. Couples Tournament Chanute Country Club. Monday September 8 1958 events include Builders close of Presbyterian church Mrs George Garrison 101 N Steuben 7:30 p.m. Mary Martha Guild dinner 6:30 p.m. Santa Fe Womens Federation Santa Fe club room 2 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel 1:30 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows hall & p.m. VFW Auxiliary Memorial building & p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
George Garrison
N. Steuben
Mary Martha Guild
Santa Fe Womens Federation
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Chanute Ladies
Odd Fellows Hall
VFW
Memorial Building
P.m
Haynes Family Honors Relatives in Oklahoma Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Byrne Haynes hosted a family gathering at 1202 N Garfield with special guests from California including Mrs. Joe Maning and Clarence Haynes of Hawthorne and Leon Haynes with Leon Jr. of Torrance. Others present included local relatives: Gilbert, Carl, Patricia, Byrle, Neil Haynes. John and Lovett families. Janice, Stevie, Yvonne. Floyd Claus and Eric. Nancy Desselle. Jack Hewitt and Cha nute. Russ Moreland and family from Independence and Petrolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne Haynes
N. Garfield
California
Joe Maning
Clarence
Pete) Haynes
Hawthorne
Calif
Leon Haynes
Leon Jr
Torrence
Gilbert Haynes
Carl Haynes
Janice
Patricia
Byrle
Neil
John Jordan
Stevie
Yvonne
T. H. Lovett
Floyd Claus
Eric
Nancy Desselle
Chanute
Jack Hewitt
Independence
Russ Moreland
Eddie
Wayne
Nancy
Petrolia
Mrs Arch Allen Wins on Ladies Day Bridge
Mrs Arch Allen won high during Ladies Day bridge yesterday at the Chanute Country club. Mrs Ed Parr won second high, and Mrs Al Endres, low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Allen
Chanute Country Club
Ed Parr
al Endres
Amphibious Landing Aims at Formosa Waters
A combined U S and Nationalist Chinese task force launches Operation Land Ho in Fangliao near Kaohsiung with under 10 000 troops including about 4 000 Americans from the 7th Fleet Marines and air units. The landing marks the first joint assault against war threats in southern Formosan waters beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
U. S
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Fangliao
Kaohsiung
Encephalitis Deaths Rise Across South Korea
The government said sleeping sickness encephalitis caused 24 more deaths on Friday, bringing total deaths to 1,111 and 4,951 cases across six weeks in South Korea. The report notes 1949 figures and mentions Alpha Chi and Beta Sigma Phi activities in Humboldt hosted by Mrs. Osborn with co-hostesses Mrs. Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Osborn
Humboldt
Baird
Quick Sew Misses' Dress With Scalloped Yoke Pattern 9333
Dashing fall dress with relaxed shape scalloped yoke and gathered back. Printed Pattern 9333 offers bright plaid or Harvest colors in Misses' sizes 10 through 18. Include 50 cents and address details to Marian Martin ChaPute Tribune Pattern Dept. New York.
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Chanute Tribune Hogeehold Arts Dept. F.C
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West 18Th St
FFA Officers Plan Activities in Chanute
Chanute FFA officers met at Charles Carter's home to appoint committee chairs and discuss chapter activities. Members present included Carl Hines president Bill Triplett vice president Glen Swiler reporter David Swiler treasurer Donnie Chickadonz secretary and Neil Gray sentinel. committee chairs named for leadership recreation conductor of meetings earnings and savings scholarship cooperative activities supervised practice community service yearbook and publicity. Twenty FFA members departed by chartered bus at 6 30 this morning for the Topeka Free Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Future Farmers of America
Charles Carter
FFA
Carl Hines
Bill Triplett
Glen Swiler
David Swiler
Donnie Chickadonz
Neil Gray
Sentinel
Housewife Says Help on Dotto Quiz Win
New York AP A Manhattan housewife says she received some assistance before earning 900 on the discontinued TV quiz show Dotto She spoke after questioning by the Manhattan district attorney s office which is probing irregularities in Dotto and other shows Nine former contestants were interviewed while the Twenty One probe also continues Former contestant Herbert Stempel alleges the show was rigged. Grasshoppers moving through the wheat and corn belt west of the Mississippi in 1934 38 cost farmers more than 315 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Dotto
Herbert Stempel
Mississippi
Community events and minor traffic crash noted in Chanute briefs
Local church meetings and social gatherings are announced including an all day WSCS session hosted by Mrs. Strack and Mrs. Russell, a Middle East class finale at the Methodist church, and a First Quarterly Conference family night. A 1953 Pontiac rear collision on Main Street caused minor damage to Earl Klauman's right side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Strack
Clyde Russell
Big Creek
WSCS
Earl Klaumen
Earlton
E. Main
Klauman
Lawrence E. Noakes
Erie R. 1
Noakes
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Local Permits
Friday admissions include Mrs Vera Solomon 1301 Edith surgical Augustine Orr 1118 S Highland medial Mrs Bryan Burk R2 medical Dismissals Friday include several residents from Humboldt Yates Center and nearby towns Dismissals today include Mrs Zack Baker and Mrs W Hoofnagle Building permit applications list six projects in Neodesha with estimated costs from 400 to 8000 dollars Veterans of Foreign Wars addition at 27 W Main and several other local alterations Highway Patrol citations show multiple drivers fined for speeding obstructing troopers and licensing violations with total costs noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Solomon
Edith
Surgical
Augustine Orr
S. Highland
Medial
Bryan Burk
D. E. Harris
N. Highland
William C. Caldwell
Humboldt
L. R. Drake
W. 7Th
Ivan LaCrone
Yates Center
William E. Thompson
E. 14Th
Jacob Quackenbush
Anna K. Saving
Floyd Hamilton
Zack Baker
W. A. Hoofnagle
S. Steuben
Frank D. Hotchkiss
Lafayette
L. E. Walker
S. Katy
S. F. Simon
S. Washington
Ed C. Glover
N. Western
Carl Pearson
N. Forest
Cecil Fowler
North Santa Fe
Highway Patrol
Howard V. Crowe
Neodesha
Clinton Bull Jr
Independence
Opal F. Overman
McCune
Glen D. Roles
N. Garfield
Ronda Eugene Hollingsworth
Lola Ilegal
Ella Weakens Moves Gently Toward Texas Coast
Tropical storm Ella edged into Texas with intermittent rain and rising seas. Eight towns evacuated and about 1000 people fled Mustang Island near Corpus Christi as Ella moved inland and winds of 30 to 40 mph persisted along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ella
Texas
Texas Gulf
U. S. Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Mustang Island
Weather Bureau
Deaths and Funerals for Homer Wilson and Olive Kimbrough
Homer Wilson 56 of Tulsa formerly of Fredonia died recently. Graveside service set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Altoona cemetery. Olive Kimbrough 71 died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. she was a long-time area resident and member of several organizations.
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Homer Wilson
Stella Noyes
S. Lincoln
Tulsa
Fredonia
Altoona
Olive Kimbrough
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Vilas
J. Arch Kimbrough
Rich Hill
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Bertha Hampton
Kansas City
Phillip Tharp
Huntington Park
Calif
Mima Alcock
Chanute
Johnson Mortuary
Charles Wesley Garrett
Elmwood Cemetery
Grandma Moses to Be 98 Sunday
Grandma Moses, famed primitive painter, turns 98 this Sunday in Eagle Bridge New York. She continues to paint though her physician Dr. Clayton Shaw has advised rest and moderation for her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge
N. Y
America
Clayton Shaw
Grandma Moses in frail health at home in Rensselaer
The Chanute Tribune notes Anne Mary Robertson Moses, known as Grandma Moses, remains frail in her Rensselaer County home near the Vermont line. She spends short painting sessions, suffers arthritis, and is cared for by her daughter Winnona Fisher while sons and many descendants live nearby.
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Rensselaer County
Vermont
Grandma Moses
Anne Mary Robertson Moses
Winnona Fisher
Independence Awards 1958 Sidewalk Contract
The Independence city board awarded a $10 000 contract to H and R Construction for the 1958 sidewalk improvement program. The bid priced at 37 cents per square foot covers 27 000 square feet of sidewalk. General wage and salary increases for Electra employees take effect Sept 29 with an extra seven cent an hour rise due to the bonus system. Iola public schools report a net enrollment gain of 12 to 1 761 students, with 1 140 in junior college and 343 in high school. Linda Bowin crowned queen of the 1958 American Legion Free Fair. Carol Ann Bardin and Janet Blair named attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
City Board of Commissioners
H and R Construction Company
Iola
Columbus
Linda Bowin
Central
Carol Ann Bardin
Spring Valley Sparklers
Janet Blair
Hermie Gingersnaps Club
Emporia State Hosts College Officials Meeting
The Kansas College Officials Assn holds its fall meeting with Emporia State College as host. Quarterly intrasquad football game officials will work each quarter tonight, with Carl Kopelk of the State High School Activities Assn to discuss new rules tomorrow. Others will join sessions on mechanics and duties of football officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kansas College Officials Assn
Emporia State College
Carl Kopelk
State High School Activities Assn
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Jean Anderson
Mrs. Gregory
Laurel
Ann Landers
Laura
Chanute Tribune
Walter Bells
Haynes
Mrs. Allen
Global Briefs
Dr. Long
Joplin, Sun
Kansas City, Sun
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Oilfield Research Labs
Chanute, Kansas
Peoples Cleaners
U.S. Royal
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Tribune
Ralph Willcott
Tom Crawshaw
Allen-Neosho County
Middle East
John Hemphill
Sarah Hailer
United Nations
The
Clyde Brewster
Board of Trustees
Commission On Evangelism
Daily Transcript
Chanute Tribune Pa
Emporia State
Mrs. Bolze
E. Eugene Bullinger
Wichita, Ks
Wayne Browning
Emmet Bolzes
Lassman & Steeves
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