Chanute Trio Tours Europe by Freighter Return Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Williams and Mrs H C Bodley recently returned from weeks in Europe. They sailed July 4 on a Norwegian freighter from Texas, disembarked at Antwerp, toured Belgium France England Norway Denmark and Sweden, visited the Brussels World's Fair and praised the US exhibit. They noted food prices compare, pastries and open faced sandwiches artful, Europeans lack pie, and cheeses were excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
S. Central
H. C. Bodley
S. Highland
Europe
Texas
Antwerp
Belgium
France
England
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Brussels
United States
Williams
Kepley Reunion Hosted by Leslie O Kepley at Katy Park
Leslie O Kepley hosted the Kepley reunion at Katy park with a basket dinner at noon and watermelon in the afternoon. Attendees included many relatives and friends from Chanute Humboldt Parsons Independence Wichita Grandview and Grandview Wash. Read advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie O. Kepley
Kepley
Katy Park
Ray Carter
Everett Carter
Marsha
Dianne and
Kelly
Earnest Kepley
Orville Kepley
Tony
Allen
Anna Jean
Orlin Hoffman
Ted Garrell
Pat
Miss McGinnis Engaged to Gary Shaw
Announcement of engagement Patricia Helen McGinnis daughter of Mrs Edward S McGinnis 907 S Highland and Camp Polk La to Gary Lee Shaw son of Mr and Mrs Jack Shaw 2542 N Grant. Both attended the Chanute schools. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Helen McGinnis
Edward S. McGinnis
S. Highland
Camp Polk
Gary Lee Shaw
Jack Shaw
Notable Observations From Scandinavian Travel
The travelers note plentiful whipped cream with ice cream, small farms with few large combines, and hay hung to dry. Williams shows interest in Karlstadt Sweden where his mother was born. They admire European road signs and cycling during 5 o'clock rush hour, praising local friendliness especially in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Karlstadt
Sweden
Williams and Bodleys
England
Mission Accomplished Why Come Back
Advice column excerpt from 1954 featuring Ann Landers answering readers. Topics include a detached suitor who vanished after a first night, and a bridesmaid dispute over gown color and headpiece. The piece ends with a note about obtaining Ann Landers’ booklet on alcoholism.
Social Calendar Highlights for Sept 9 1958
Community groups schedule a busy two day calendar. Meetings include Ladies of GAR at Memorial Building 2 p m and Roosevelt PTA at the school 7 30 p m on Tuesday, plus various church and club events across Ada and nearby areas through Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Gar
Roosevelt Pta
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpentvera Hall
A.m
Methodist Church
WSCS
Ada
Jay Klinginsmith
N. Sieubern
Esther
Dana Dorst
W. Oak
Mary
Walter Poor
Lafayette
Orpha
Lee Embry
WN. Garfield
Rebekah
J. O. Purviance
Highland
Martha
Methodist
I Christian Women's Fellowship
EUB Church
Charlies D. Donovan
W. 4Th
Roosevelt
PTA
Tidga
Women's Auxiliary
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Margaret
Charlies Henshall
Kansas
St. Mary's
Dale Torrence
N. Forest
St. Pat's Altar Society
Church
Twins Named Ronald Wayne and Rhonda Sue Born in Neosho
The Tribune notes the birth of Ronald Wayne and Rhonda Sue Simmons, twins of Mr and Mrs Donald Simmons of 1609 S Highland, born Aug 15 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Also listed are Samuel Alan Waller and Diane Lou Thorsell, with their birth details and parent addresses, and a brief carrier notice for Cindy Lou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wayne
Rhonda Sue
Donald Simmons
S. Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Samuel Alan
Jim Waller
W. 3Rd
Diane Lou
Darrell Thorsell
the Tribune
Cindy Lou
Names and Birth Announcements From Neosho Memorial Hospital
A list of birth notices from Neosho Memorial Hospital includes multiple newborns with details such as parents names and addresses in Neosho and nearby areas. Names include Tina Joanne Heatherington, Lucinda Jane Wright, James Leon Layman, Alan Thomas Tharp, Neil Edward, Donald Jr., Leesa Elizabeth Harris, Nancy Jean Walters, Cynthia Jean McCoy, Sandra Kay McCune, Donna Jean Lewis, and Mark Alan Haight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Muninger
S. Lafayette
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tina Joanne
Gerald D. Heatherington
S. Evergreen
Lucinda Jane
Loren H. Wright
Humboldt
James Leon
James J. Layman
S. Malcolm
Alan Thomas
Lee L. Tharp
W. Beach
Neil Edward
Howard McNeill
West Main Road
Franklin Donald Jr
Frank Baughn
N. Steuben
Leesa Elizabeth
Donald Eugene Harris
Monty McCune
W. Main
Donna Jean
Charles Lewis
Yates Center
Mark Alan
Jack W. Haight
W. Walnut
Sharon Nelson to Wed Charles Reaves in October
Sharon Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Neil Nelson R 1 will wed Charles Reaves son of Mr and Mrs Edward Reaves Humboldt in a ceremony October 17 at Vilas Bethel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Nelson
Neil Nelson
Charles Reaves
Vilas Bethel Church
Reaves
Edward Reaves
Humboldt
Mrs Ralph Filson Hosts Savonburg Missionary Society
Mrs Ralph Filson hosted a Missionary Society meeting at the Savonburg Methodist church on Thursday. Mrs R W Walquist led devotions as verses of scripture were read for roll call. Mrs Clarence Cross gave the lesson Thinking and Acting Wisely with a quiz segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Filson
Missionary Society of the
Savonburg Methodist Church
R. W. Walquist
Clarence Cross
Prevent moths in piano and rug wear tips
A reader asks how to prevent moths in a piano and protect small rugs from wear. Advice suggests hanging two bags of gum camphor inside the piano away from keys and turning or swapping rugs to distribute wear, extending life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macshore
Rex Truitts Win Tournament In Sudden Death
Rex Truitt and partner won low gross in a sudden death playoff at Chanute Country Club for the annual couples golf tournament. Mixed couples saw Robert Allen Arch Allen take low gross with 80, while Marge Cook Tony Lock topped low net with 73. Thirty one couples entered and prizes were awarded. a buffet dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Truitt
Jay Tabor
Chanute Country Club
Tabor
Earl Ostrander
Joe Vandiver
Iola
Bill Helton
Dennis Mills
Glen Shook
Lyle Holman
Ed Ashley
Dick Ashley
Charles Broadwell
Robert Allen
Arch Allen
Marge Cook
Tony Lockyear
F. G. Hooker
Ed Parr
Lorene Carson
Morton Sutton
Raymond Radford
Bruce Burris
Shook
John Nation
Layette Shower Honoring Mrs Barnett Featured Fall Decor
Mrs Ward Barnett was honored at a baby shower Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs Beverly Beatty assisted by Mrs Pete New at 211 S Central. Fall colors adorned the event with a central bouquet of cat tails. Guests included Mrs Homer Moody Junior Ray Sam Lambert Lyle Baker Bill Penner Norman Gates and James Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Barnett
Beverly Beatty
S. Central
Pete New
Mmes
Homer Moody
Junior Ray
Sam Lambert
Lyle Baker
Bill Penner
Norman Gates
James Clements
McCoy Descendants Hold Picnic in Highland Park
The annual McCoy descendants picnic of Charles L. and Eliza McCoy gathered yesterday in Highland Park with a 1 p.m. basket dinner. Gail Malson and Leslie Harding were elected to serve in 1959. Attendees included Bill Beck and family from Laverne Oklahoma and Neal McCoy relations from Coffeyville and Peoria areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Charles L
Eliza McCoy
Highland Park
Gail Malson
Leslie Harding
Bill Beck
Terry and
Timmie
Laverne
Okla
Albert Lessman
Debra
Judy
Teddy
Coffeyville
Myrtle Baine
Peoria
Ill
Wilbur Hines
Gary Lee
Stephen
Neal McCoy
Local Names Listed for Chanute Gathering
Martha Bennett and David with numerous guests including Leslie Harding Carl Cooley Kenneth Kinney Nancy Roger Earline Cale Jess McCoy Luth McCoy Marvin Earl Yockey Selby Hudson William Whitworth Yancy Charles McCoy Lynn Lyle Gail Molson Linda Robert Ken Kathy Ruth Erwin Effie Harris Melba Whitworth Stanley gather in Chanute for a community event with many households represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Bennett
David
Leslie Harding
Carl
Carmen Cooley
Kenneth Kinney
Nancy
Roger
Earline
Cale
Jess McCoy
Luther McCoy
Marvin
Earl Yockey
Selby Hudson
William K. Whitworth
Yancy
Charles McCoy
Lynn and Lyle
Gail Malson
Linda
Robert
Ken
Kathy
Ruth Erwin
Effie Harris
Melba Whitworth
Stanley
Chanute
Broiled Swordfish with Tomato Marinade
Swordfish steaks marinated in peanut oil soy sauce and sugar for 30 minutes. Broil four inches from heat about 15 minutes brushing with marinade. Tomatoes go under the broiler ten minutes to brown lightly. Garnish with parsley. serves 4 to 6.
Colfax Baptist Class Holds Outdoor Supper Meeting
Beacon Light class of Colfax Baptist church met Thursday at the Anderson home for an outdoor supper. Co hosts were Glenn Hanson. Sixteen members and two visitors attended. Mrs Hugo Larson gave devotions and Mrs Myron Cooper presided. Fifty calls were reported since the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light
Colfax Baptist Church
Clarke Anderson
Glenn Hanson
Leslie Brenner
Chanute
Hugo Larson
Myron Cooper
Displaying wedding gift checks in etiquette guidance
The article advises that money gifts should not be openly shown. If many checks are received, conceal the amounts by layering them under glass so only the top edges are visible, preserving discretion while presenting the display.
Signatures Revealed And Etiquette For Street Courtesy
A reader asks about disguising check amounts with an envelope. Another queries polite thanks when a stranger returns a dropped item. A club reception question answers that the president acts as hostess and greets guests while members circulate to ensure proper attention.
Cuddle Kitten Pattern from The Chanute Tribune
Cute kitten pattern by Alice Brooks offers a simple two-piece foundation knit with a 4-ounce skein of worsted yarn. Pattern 7025 designed for a 16-inch kitten, priced at five cents with extra for first class mail. Additional catalogue available for twenty-five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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Chanute Trio
Marian Martin
Chaeste Tribune
Westime St
D. N.Y
Miss McGinnis
Ann Landers
Ann
Toots
M.U.P
Chanute Tribune
Macshore Classics
Mrs. Ralph Filson
Koch Bros. Furniture
Rex Truitts
Layette
Mrs. Barnett
Colfax
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