Logan Burris and Leta Logan wed in Denver ceremony
Mr and Mrs Bruce H Burris returned from a Denver Casper vacation. In Denver on August 26 Leon Pennington Burris II and Leta Eleanor Logan were married at St Michael and All Angels. The bride is from Denver and Colorado University music graduate. The groom attends Denver University in business administration. The couple will reside in Denver at 2355 Gaylord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Burris
W. Main
Denver
Casper
Wyo
Leon Pennington Burris II
L. P. Burris II
Leta Eleanor Logan
G. Arnold Logan
St. Michael and All Angels Church
Burris
L. P. Burris
S. Evergreen
Bruce Burris
Denver University
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Chanute
Choral-Airs Elects New Member in Altoona Meeting
Wilson County Choral-Airs director Mrs Walter Guenther led practice of new and old numbers at Altoona Methodist church Tuesday. She prepared Christmas carols for engagements this season. Mrs Donald Morris presided. Mrs Jack Corwin joined as new member. The group set meetings for the first and third Mondays at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Guenther
Wilson County Choral-Airs
Altoona Methodist Church
Donald Morris
Fredonia
Jack Corwin
Neodesha
Sara Jane McRell Honored With Bridal Shower
Aqua and white decor graced a Wednesday evening shower for Sara Jane McRell hosted by Marva Azier and Wilma Schultz at 330 S. Rutter. Miss McRell, soon to wed Vergil Dahlstrom on September 15, received gifts as LaDonna Schultz won a game prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane McRell
Marva Jane Azier
Wilma Schultz
S. Rutter
Miss McRell
Vergil Dahlstrom
la- Donna Schultz
Lawrence McRell
K. V
Princess Ensemble fashion pattern notes and sizing
Marian Martin Loveliest princess lines fashion the jumper dress ensemble with a fitted jacket option. Describes pattern 9183 for Misses sizes 10 through 20 with fabric yardage for a size 16 dress and jacket suitable for fall and winter wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern Add On 35 Cents for 1st Class Mailing
Send thirty nine cents in coins for this pattern add five cents for first class mailing to Marian Martin care of The Cha sana te Tribune Pattern Dept. 131 West 1xth St New York Jl N Y Print plainly name address with zone size and style number Dahlstrom Savenburg Mmes V J Aziere Herman Schultz and La Donna Bill Hosfeldt Howard Bailey Roy Marts Misses La Vonne Dahlstrom Iola Pauline Rickerson Humboldt Barbara Taylor Marjorie Schmeissner Jeannine Crumrine Sending gifts were Mmes Lester Marts and Jackie Mrs Glen Uden Mrs Lester Smith Independence Mrs Tom Kirby Dayton Ohio Mrs Leon Henderson and Phyllis Switzer Topeka
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chasante Tribune
West
Leanna Ladies Aid Holds All Day Church Meeting
Mrs J H Alford hosted the Leanna Ladies Aid in the Leanna church for an all day meeting. Seven members quilters worked as Mrs Robert Lopeman led devotions and the business session. Reports were given on recent sales and plans discussed for the church bazaar and dinner set for October 24. The group will meet to quilt on September 18 with the next regular gathering on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Alford
Leanna Ladies Aid
Leanna Church
Robert Lopeman
Kenneth Ingels
Modern Etiquette Q A Guide to Earrings and Table Manners
A reader asks about wearing earrings and finger rinsing at meals. Small earrings suit any time while diamond drop styles suit evening wear. finger rinsing can be done by tipping the water glass onto a napkin corner and drying fingers. A cake may feature the couple’s first names inside a heart.
Presbyterian Women Meet Across Circles at First Church
The Presbyterian Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church held multiple circle meetings on Wednesday with devotions from The Way and The Wayfarer. Circles met in homes on Lincoln and Main, discussing Hong Kong Thailand and Thailand lessons, with eight to twelve members present and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Circle
Circle 7
Dwight Diver
S. Highland
Ethel Fleming
Practical Home Help Bits From An Old Guide
A set of concise household tips covers rendering fat, securing parcel posts with multiple cords, removing scorch spots from white garments with diluted peroxide, and keeping a shoe tongue from slipping by threading laces through small slits.
Annual McCoy Picnic in Highland Park Sees Family Gathering
Sunday noon gathering in Highland Park for the McCoy annual picnic. Mrs. L. S. McCoy, 80, oldest attendee, and great granddaughter Susan Gail McCoy, 4 weeks, youngest. Numerous McCoy relatives from Chanute to Iola attend, including Myra McCoy and Clifford McCoy family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
McCoy
L. S. McCoy
Susan Gail McCoy
Myra McCoy
Clifford McCoy
Raymond
Ken
Debra
Stanley McCoy
Robert Lopeman
Billy
Doug
Stevie
Lawrence McCoy
Virginia
Nelva
Sherry
Leo Booe
Melba Whitworth
Stanley
Earl Yockey
Chanute
S. C. Hudson
Carmen
Carl Cooley
Mmes
Jesse McCoy
Ira Lowmaster
Lawrence McRelly
Sara Jane
Everett McCoy
Earlton
Bennie Pierce
Bartlesville
Bede Fairfield
Myrtle Bane
Margaret McCoy
Peoria
Ill
Leonard Schierer
Metamora
Fred McCoy
Hollis
Keith
Carol
Forrest
Anita
Dallas
Verle L. McCoy
Kim
Ralph McCoy
June
Kay
Leah
Iona
Susan Gail
Eric
Clifford Kemmerer
Iola
Mrs Gene Uden Layette Shower Honor
A layette shower for Mrs. Gene Uden was held at the home of Mrs. Dean Haines at 801 S. Western on Wednesday evening. Hosts Mrs. Merle Calhoon and Mrs. Junior Zimmerman assisted in serving as guests played games with winners Mrs. Bob Uden Mrs. Junior Zimmerman Mrs. W. F. Haines and Mrs. Arthur Owenell later receiving prizes. Refreshments included pink frosted diaper shaped cakes with blue safety pins. Attending were Merle Calhoon Junior Zimmerman Eliner Kueser Jack Wilson W. F. Haines Ira Uden Bob Uden Delbert Uden Glen Uden Bud Uden Harry Jackson Wayne Beech L. F. Ingle J. Willbanks Ed Nantz and Dean Lacen plus gifts from Mrs. Paul Moore Humboldt and Mines Ted Gorrell Claude Camp Raymond York and Elden Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Uden
Dean Haines
S. Western
Merle Calhoon
Junior Zimmerman
Mmes
Bob Uden
W. F. Haines
Arthur Owenell
Merle ‘Calhoon
Elin‘er Kueser
Jack Wilson
Ira Uden
Delbert Uden
Glen Uden
Bud Uden
Harry Jackson
Wayne Beech
L. F. Ingle
J. Willbanks
Ed Nantz
Dean Lacen
Paul Moore
Humboldt
Mines
Ted Gorrell
Claude Camp
Raymond York
Elden Knight
Wright Family Reunion Held in Highland Park
The 39th Wright family reunion was held in Highland Park on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. After the meal, the current board was retained at the business meeting. Attendees included Fannie Ellis and families from Lexington Oklahoma and Earlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Highland Park
Fannie Ellis
C. A. Nicholson
Lexington
Okla
Wess Wright
Hannah Wright
E. A. George
Earlton
Local families listed in wedding notice
Mr and Mrs Kenneth George and two daughters Thayer, Mr and Mrs Wesley Henry and Jarold and Judith, Mr and Mrs Bill Gerken, Mr and Mrs Bill Hardesty, Mattoon Ill, Mrs Freda Lowe Oregon, Mr and Mrs J C Ellis, Mrs Nora Ledbetter Bellville, May Grady, Mr and Mrs Milven Trabue and two sons Wichita, Mr and Mrs Wayne Ellis and children, Mr and Mrs Jim Ellis and two sons Eric, A D Toland, Mrs Maude Cook, Ralph and Harold, J W Hurt and family Cherryville, Mrs Eva Trabue, Mr and Mrs Jim Richman, Mr and Mrs Head Cherryvale, Mr and Mrs Jim Hurt, Walnut, Mr and Mrs Roy Hurt and two sons, Mrs Mary Henry, John Viers Kansas City Mo, Mr and Mrs Ralph Berg and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth George
Thayer
Wesley Henry
Jarold
Judith
Bill Gerken
Bill Hardesty
Mattoon
Ill
Freda Lowe
Oregon
J. C. Ellis
Nora Ledbetter
Bellville
May Grady
Milven Trabue
Wichita
Wayne Ellis
Jim Ellis
Eric
A. D. Toland
Maude Cook
Ralph
Harold
J. W. Hurt
Cherryville
Eva Trabue
Jim Richman
Head
Cherryvale
Jim Hurt
Walnut
Roy Hurt
Mary Henry
John Viers
Kansas City
Ralph Berg
Mrs Stratton Hosts Friendly Thimble Club Meeting
Mrs Warren Stratton hosted 11 members of the Friendly Thimble Club at 1126 S Washington on Wednesday afternoon. The meeting led by president Mrs Fred Bartholomew opened with a devotional by Mrs C P Rhoades, followed by prayer. Plans were made for the September 19 dinner at Mrs Pearl Rapp's home. The afternoon closed with The Lord's Prayer and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Stratton
S. Washington
Friendly Thimble Club
Fred Bartholomew
C. P. Rhoades
Pearl Rapp
S. Allen
Bartholomew
Ninety Six Birthday for Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge New York celebrates Grandma Moses at 96 with no elaborate plans. Anna Mary Robertson Moses gained world acclaim for simple, charming paintings and still paints a little daily. Her daughter Winona Fisher notes her eyesight and health remain strong as they enjoy a cottage life near the Vermont line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Grandma Moses
Grandma
Anna Mary Robertson
Moses
Winona Fisher
Mrs. Fisher
Vermont
Erie Projects Planned for 1958 Bridge and Bypass
J R Cheney district highway commissioner told Erie Chamber of Commerce a 1958 plan includes a new Neosho River bridge and a bypass of Erie on US 59. Warren W Shaw accompanied him as Republican gubernatorial nominee. Discussion covered US 59 rerouting south of Parsons and improving the Erie Parsons stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Erie
J. R. Cheney
Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce
Cheney
Warren W. Shaw
Topeka
Chamber
Parsons
Mound Valley
Walnut
Town
State Highway Commission
One Brunette Three Blondes Lead Miss America Prelims
Atlantic City coverage notes three blondes and a brunette as frontrunners in the Miss America preliminaries. Miss Hawaii Jere Wright, Miss Arkansas Barbara Banks, Miss Kansas Mary Ann MeeGre w, plus two other winners from Wednesday night, pace toward final judging as finalists await tomorrow’s finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Miss Hawaii
Jere Wright
Honolulu
Convention Hall
Miss Arkansas
Barbara Banks
Conway
Kansas
Mary Ann Mee- Grew
Wellington
California
Joan Colleen Becket
Sacramento
Alabama
Ann Stuart Amian
Birmingham
Notice Sealed Bid for Houses South of Public Library
Sealed bids will be received at the City Clerk's Office up to 5 P.M. September 13 for the first two houses south of the Public Library to be wrecked or removed from their lot. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Howard Parsons City Clerk adv 125 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parsons
JayCee program to sponsor part time student employment
The JayCee Jobs for Students Committee announced a new part time employment program for fall and winter. Dave Laker said employers should consider qualified high school and junior college students for afternoon and Saturday work. The Kansas State Employment Service will again assist, with 148 placements from April to August, mainly in retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JayCee - Jobs
Dave Laker
JayCees
JayCee Committee
Laker
Kansas State Employment Service Office
E. Main
Untidy fragment notes home return and storage tips
Fragmentary report notes Mr and Mrs K C Snyder returned home after summer travels. It mentions storing leftover cooked foods in tightly covered containers in the refrigerator to maintain freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Snyder
S. Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan-Burris
Alice Brooks
Krone
Insurance Agency
Lincoln
Ray
North Grant
the Tribune
Presbyterian
Circle 2
Blanche Petit
Fred Skinner
R. L. Warner
John Nation
W. D. Hildebrand
J. E. Kirshner
Stella Koll
Paul Parsons
Libbie Heer
J. G. McElhinny
Robert Koch
Ed Sloan
Gene Leabo
Thailand
Carl Koenig
C. S. Newton
Randall Diver
Don Lock
S. Santa Fe Road
M. L. Morton
Clifford Gibson
Hong Kong
Dean Burtch
Robert Williams
Devo‘tions
A. C. Wink
W. 4Th
Frank Armstrong
Harold Bodley
Circle 8
William T. Hunt
Tennessee
R. D. Harnar
Louis Garrison
Hamar
Wesley
North Highland
Mrs. Stratton
Bai
Bettijean
B.M.A
Tribune
Lester Purdy
N. Forest
Florida
Village Creek
U.S. Navy
Joplin
George N. Warren
W. T. Warren
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Warren
University of Kansas
Rosecr
Bermuda
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