Madill-Carlburg Vows at Colfax in Candlelight Ceremony
Ella Marie Madill and Frank Carlburg Jr. wed at Colfax Baptist Church in a 7:30 p.m. candlelight service officiated by Rev. Paul Life. The couple, both with local ties, hosted a reception after, and will reside in Wichita where Carlburg works for Boeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Baptist Church
Ella Marie Madill
Ralph C. Madill
Frank Carlburg Jr
W. R. Wall
S. Forest
Frank Carlburg
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Jim McCoy
Marilyn Costin
Mary Koch
Lyla Hanson
Karen Costin
Ralph Madill Jr
Dick Livingston
Dick Carlburg
Mrs. Carlburg
S. Waco
Wichita
Carlburg
Boeing Aircraft Co
Chanute High School
Wayne Madill
Cathy
Carol
Raymond Madill
Tim
Dixie
Iola
Ernest Madill
Marsha
Larry
Susan
Parsons
A. H. Ellis
Larnard
Arlen H. Carpenter
Robert Taylor
Bridal shower honors Miss Marva Aziere prior to October wedding
A bridal shower for Miss Marva Jane Aziere was held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Matilda's Orphage at 643 S. Ashby. Gifts were sent by several friends. Miss Aziere will wed Fred Paulie on October 13 at St Patrick's Church. Guests included Mrs. Aziere, her mother, and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marva Jane Aziere
Lois Menke
Mathilda
Orphage
S. Ashby
Miss Aziere
Fred. Paulie
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Howard Chester
Joe Westerman
Aziere
V. J. Aziere
B. H. Korphage
Leo Fickel
Kermit Nelson
Gustaf Adelgren
Reba Whitmore
Nancy
Merle Venus
A. A. Frischenmeyer
Janet
Harold Jester
Carl Schickhardt
John Westerman
Mary Fi
Otto Friederich
Mury Hole
Edna Menke
Frankie Sue Schupbach to wed Bright in Sunday ceremony
Frankie Sue Schupbach was honored with a bridal shower on Wednesday hosted by Mrs. George Barker and others at 329 S. Rutter. The couple, to marry Sunday at the Schupbach home, will celebrate at 3 p.m. with a dessert course and gift ribbon favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Sue Schupbach
Fred Bright
George Barker
Carl Koenig
Barbara Koenig
Mmes
Howard Bailey
Bob Bright
Paul Burker
Schupbach
Frank Schupbach
Clara Ott
Lamont
Anna Miller
Burlington
Okla
Emma Koenig
Paul Burket
B. M. Record
Maudlee
Kennie Bright
Chucki
Butch
Jackie
Charles Bright Jr
Fred Hummer
Roy Schoepflin
R. 0. Sperry
Charles Phillips
Sharon Umbarger
Mrs
George
Mail Order Pattern Request Form Instructions
Instructions request sending thirty five cents plus five cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Address Marian Martins care of The Chamute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York 11 NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Marian Martins
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
NotableNames Include Local Figures in Texas and Missouri
The list names Mrs Newt Carey of Benbrook Texas Mrs Jim Holmberg of Iowa Mrs Jack Morrison of Holden Missouri Mrs Hugh Wandford of El Dorado Stark Mrs Gene Pope Eric and several Mmes Otto Bright H A Stitt Wesley Henry Dean Bright Mryle Umbarger and Misses Mary Davis Doreen Burghart and Betty Stierwalt, reflecting a regional social roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benbrook
Greenville
Tex
Newt Carey
Iowa
Jim Holmberg
Holden
Jack Morrison
el Dorado
Hugh Wandford
Stark
Gene Pope
Eric
Otto Bright
H. A. Stitt
Wesley Henry
Dean Bright
Mryle Umbarger
Mary Davis
Doreen Burghart
Betty Stierwalt
PTA Activities Board Sets Plans For New Year
Murray Hill PTA executives met at Mrs. E O Morris home to outline plans for the year and discuss projects. A September teacher reception and a September 13 Study Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Gerardy's home were announced. Eighteen council officers and unit chairs gathered with Burl O Connor to map civil defense work. Two radio programs monthly were approved and membership goals set to exceed last year s 1030. The 4th District Conference will be in Pittsburg on September 25 with a slate of KCPT officers leading sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill Pta
E. O. Morris
Fred Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Edwin Rideau
PTA Council
George Barker
S. Rutter
Burl O'Connor
Council Civil Defense
Chanute
PTA
O'Connor
Pittsburg
J. E. Beth
Wellington
KCPT
Kenneth Harmon
Leavenworth
Juvenile Protection
Harry Ireland
Parsons
R. W. Scoville
Kansas City
Parent Educational
Quentin Nelson
S. E. Atkins
Earl Bevan
Baptists Women Meet at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Gilbert Gray led the Educational meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday. A nursery will be provided for future meetings. Committees were named with Mrs. Nickerson as chair and Mrs. Lofgren and Mrs. Bender as members. Judy Jordan sang, narrators and lessons were announced, and the meeting closed with prayer. Circle 3 hosted 28 members with Mrs. Tommy Baughn presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gray
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Orville Nickerson
Linus Lofgren
W. Gavel Bender
Earl Grogan
Our Baptist Home Missions
WMS
Lester Thompson
Henry Biggs
Judy Jordan
God
Earth
Bender
Wilford Johnson
Lofgren
Vivian Arthur
Glen McLaren
William Templeton
George Allen
Nickerson
Circle 3
Tommy Baughn
Etiquette Advice for Week-Long Visits and Simple Wedding Breakfast
A week is a long visit and you may invite the host’s other friends if you choose a time when your hostess has no plans. For a small wedding a suitable breakfast includes fruit juice eggs with bacon or sausage muffins toast marmalade and coffee.
Leamona Unit Meeting Led By Mrs Wheatley
Leamona Unit met at the home of Mrs. Marie Wheatley with ten members and one guest, Mrs. Pearl Malson, attending. President Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt discussed a home economics agent letter, planned a September 25 playday stunt, and appointed committees for officers and event planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Malson
Leamona
Marie Wheatley
Ralph Reinhardt
Marguerite Granneman
Central Park
Chanute
Mmes
Elliott Sheen
Earl Reinhardt
Albert Tuttle
Mmnes
Clyde Russell
Harold Redburn
Lloyd Rensing
Harry Briley
Unesco
Russell
Briley
Redburn
Santa Fe Park
Tuttle
Mrs. Young Hosts Prayer Band Meeting at Home
The Bible Baptist Missionary Prayer Band met at Mrs. Frank Young's home with eight members. Mrs. Earl Smith presided, prayer partners were chosen, and Mrs. Henry Ebert led the lesson "God's Promises" followed by refreshments. Next meeting date remains to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist Missionary Prayer Band
Frank Youn
Earl Smith
Henry Ebert
Tilford Ames
Ladies Day Bridge at the Country Club
Mrs Arch Allen hosted two tables of Ladies Day Bridge yesterday at the Country Club. Mrs Joe Payne won first place and Mrs Carl Kelley second. Mrs Allen had the high hand. Mrs Floyd Johnson received a case of soft drinks. Mrs Lester Purdy will host next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Allen
Country Club
Joe Payne
Carl. Kelley
Allen
Floyd Johnson
Lester Purdy
Laurel Mothers Club Discusses Security Lesson
The Laurel Mothers Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. John Akers home to hear Mrs. William Weis present Our Own Need for Security. An open discussion followed with 14 members and guest Mrs. Palmer Forslund. Mrs. Darrell Hull was elected vice president. Door prize went to Mrs. Tom Morehead. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Bill Benson and Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
William Weis
John Akers
W. 5Th
Weis
Darrell Hull
Tom Morehead
Palmer Forslund
Bill Benson
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Mothers Club Meets in Morning Session
The Senior Mothers Club gathered Thursday morning for a 9 o'clock breakfast. Devotions were led by Mrs. S. J. Nickerson. Members Dana Dorst and Meeker celebrated birthdays. A potted plant center piece was given to Mrs. Myrtle Swiler as the door prize. Eighteen members attended and were dismissed with prayer by Mrs. Nickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Nickerson
Dana Dorst
Meeker
Myrtle Swiler
Nickerson
Mrs. Merritt Ramey Honored on Birthday
A surprise birthday party in Highland Park honored Mrs. Merritt Ramey aged, 110 W Mulberry. Hostess Mrs. Hosea Jones served a red and green half watermelon cake with cold drinks and mints. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Ann Branham and several relatives and friends. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Darrell Finley Ronald Dale Casebolt and Mrs. Clouie Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Merritt Ramey
W. Mulberry
Ramey
Hosea Jones
Mary Ann Branham
Mines
Robert Kern
Connie and
Candie
Robert Bright
Ralph Patton
George and Paul
Rufus Tinsley
Dale Casebolt
Byrle Record
Chucky
Barbara Akina
Iola
Darrell Finley
Ronald Dale Casebolt
Clouie Petty
UCT Auxiliary Hosts Breakfast in Buffalo Home
Mrs. W. T. Blackwood and Mrs. W. A. Hoofnagle hosted a 9 o'clock breakfast for the UCT Auxiliary Friday morning at Mrs. Blackwood's Buffalo home. The business meeting was led by Mrs. Clyde Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Blackwood
W. A. Hoofnagle
UCT
Royal Neighbors Plan Convention in Chanute
The Royal Neighbors of America met in Odd Fellows Hall with 22 members and two visitors Mrs Fannie Russell and deputy Mrs Verna Noel. Mrs Noel spoke about the October 26 convention while Mrs Ernest Kepley presided over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Fannie Russell
Iola
Verna Noel
Neodesha
Noel
Ernest Kepley
Oracle
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meet in Santa Fe Park
Ten members and three guests attended the Beta Delta Chapter meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha on Thursday night at Santa Fe Park. Guests included Mmes. William Nelson Raymond Tripp and David Saker. Following the watermelon social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Santa Fe Park
Mmes
William Nelson
Raymond Tripp
David Saker
Social Calendar For Monday September 16 1956 Debutante Event
Social calendar lists events including Sub Deb Doris Halverstadt at 628 5 Gentral 7 p.m. VFW Auxiliary Santa Fe Park covered dish picnic 6:30 p.m. Santa Fe Womens Federation Club Room covered dish dinner 1 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows hall 7 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian church covered dish dinner 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Halverstadt
Gentral
VFW
Santa Fe Park
Santa Fe Womens. Federation
Chanute Ladies
Odd. Fellows
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Fall Festival Parade Plans Discussed At Meeting
The group met at Mrs. Scherel Booe’s home to plan a float entry for the Fall Festival parade. The next meeting is September 13 at 6 30 p.m. in Santa Fe Park featuring a wiener roast with dessert served by the hostess.
Thrifty Gifts by Alice Brooks
Pattern 7350 provides directions for crocheted boot slippers in sizes Small Medium and Large. Boot uses single crochet with glitter trim in garter knit and stretchable slipper rib. Slippers are designed to stretch to fit any size and offer a quick easy gift idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Two Free Patterns From Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book
Readers can obtain patternsprinted designs for home and personal use from the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book. Dozens of other designs available to order. Send 25 cents for a copy to receive the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Ice Tray Converts Two Cups Water Into One Pound Ice
An ice-cube tray designed to hold two cups of water yields about one pound of ice cubes. The compact device emphasizes efficient freezing and compact storage for household use.
Fire destroys Troy warehouse loss $200,000
Fire at a Twombley Grain Co warehouse in Troy last night caused an estimated $200,000 loss. The blaze damaged a building housing about 100,000 bushels of corn and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Kas
Twombley Grain Co
City Sealed Bids Sought for Two Houses Near Public Library
Sealed bids due September 13 in the City Clerk's Office for wrecking or removing two houses south of the Public Library. City reserves right to reject all bids. Howard Parsons city clerk announces details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parsons
Word Reaches Chappell Couple on Route 3
A notice states that Mr and Mrs Walter Chappell of Route 3 have received word. The brief item records a familial update without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chappell
R. 3
American Cancer Society Dressings Drive at Main Street Room
The American Cancer Society rooms at 124 W. Main will be open Thursday afternoon to receive dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
W. Main
Rural Grange officers meet at Rural School
Eleven officers attend the Rural Grange meeting at Rural School. Members vote to send as many delegates as possible to Dean Dodd School on September 13 to assist with initiation. Election returns show all but five former officers reinstated to the executive committee. Delegates are chosen for the county convention on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Grange
Rural School
Dean- Dodd School
Grange
Charles Beck
Lester Marts
Mabel Armstrong
Leon Spence
Flora
Nathan Hole
Chanute Tribune Highlights From Page Three
Chanute Tribune reports on local events for Saturday September 8, 1956. Stories cover community notices, school news, sports results, and upcoming civic activities with brief updates from Chanute and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Community gathering hosts 35 at cookie and coffee event
The committee led by Mrs. Spence and Mrs. Beck served cookies and coffee to 35 members and juveniles. Mrs. George Wiley returned to Denver after visiting Pearl and Bess Johnson. The Chanute Textile Paint Club meeting was postponed to September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
Beck
George Wiley
Denver
Pearl
Bess Johnson
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Admittances Friday Harold L Irwin 1005 N Garfield medical Mrs Franklin D Russell 1019 N Santa Fe medical Mrs Ray Coder 417 W 7th medical John F Irwin R 3 surgical Admittance today Mrs Marie Bolze 206 S Kansas surgical Dismissals Friday Mrs Ed Ross Yates Center Mrs Kenneth Baeten and daughter Humboldt Mrs Kelly Stockton 217 W 5th Dismissals today Barbara J and David L Kaemmerling 1030 Evergreen Traffic Citations Police Jon Stephens R 3 Eleanor Tripp 1012 S Washington legal parking bond posted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara J
David L. Kaemmerling
Evergreen
Boy Uses Rope to Sneak Early Fishing Trip
In Beckley West Virginia thirteen year old Robert Peters wanted to go fishing at 4 30 am. He tied a rope around his waist with the other end out the window and slept. The next morning his fishing buddy pulled the rope and he left unnoticed. The two boys then caught 20 fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
W.va
Robert Peters
Robert
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Madill-Carlburg
Colfax
Robert N. Allen
South Santa Fe
Joplin
Sun
KFSB
Kans
WDAF
Marian Martin
Baptist Wms
Mrs. Wheatley
Mrs. Young
Chanute Insurance Board
Carter Brookhart
Lee Burns
Ted Cronemeyer
Charles DE Bolt
C. W. Greene
David L. McCune
Glen McLaren Olson & Krone
Schultz & Judy Avery Sprague
Frances Churchill
Dale Steinman
Bob Allen
W. Marcus Barbee
Bruce H. Burris
Frank B. Burris
Paul T. Brennecke
Peta
Mrs. Allen
Mothers Club
Royal Neighbors
Hirlume
Dupont
Koch Bros. Furniture
B.M.A
Tribune
Friendly Neighbor Club
Alcott Pta
Dale Thomas
Wood River
Ill
Church of God
Ninth and Forest
Everlasting Arms
Mose Shirley
George Krapes
Albuquerque
N.M
A. N. Murphey
Murphey
Shirley
Sandia Crest
Santa Fe
Vandelier National Monument
Pueblo
East High School
Walter
Gene Chappel
Katherine
Mrs. Chappell
L. Dean Lewis
Charles
Urbana
Lewis
University of Illinois Health Service Station
Urbana High School
Allen Bar
S. Santa Fe
S. Steuben
Brookhart Insurance Agency Real Estate
N. Grant
P.S
Chanute, Kansas
Galesburg
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery
Erie
Guernsey
Jersey
Yellow Jersey
Black Jersey
Massey-Harris
John Deere
Philco
B.T.A. Humphrey
Clifton Trim
Bill Riley
First National Bank
Daily Transcript
Jon Stephens
Eleanor Tripp
S. Washington
Boy
James Shoes
Frye
Wbetre Cs
Daniel Green
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