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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1958

Page

3

Stacys Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary Open House

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Stacy of 616 South Malcolm celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Their daughter and son-in-law, and granddaughters, host the event. They wed September 20, 1908, in Milo Missouri and have lived in Chanute, Parsons, Ottawa, and back to Chanute while working in various local businesses.

Floyd F. Stacy Hazel V. Crook Milo S. Malcolm Drisdell John P. Nation Sheila Rosemary Friends Chanute Stacy Davis and Merritt Hardware Company W. J. Shepler Stacy-Shepler Grocery Parsons Harbinson Manufacturing Company Kansas City Ottawa Burgess Battery Company Ray-O-Vae Battery Company Nation Cleaners

Florence E Wormser Circle Hostess Meeting

Mrs Ray Nicewaner hosted the Florence E Wormser circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist church at 215 N Western. Mrs Ray Ruhs led the meeting with a prayer by Mrs E M Pearson. Members reported 25 calls and 11 Bible books read. Deovotions on Hope and Faith given by Mrs Clayton Osborn. Mrs Hilma Huffman led the lesson I’m Not Afraid by Barbara Murray Finkes. A piano solo Star of the East was played by Mrs Earl Young. Refreshments served to eight members.

Ray Nicewaner N. Western Florence E. Wormser Grant Avenue Baptist Church Ray Ruhs E. M. Pearson Clayton Osborn Hilma Huffman Barbara Murray Finkes Earl Young

Mrs H R Claus conducts inspection at LAPM meeting

Mrs H R Claus presided as vice president during an inspection Tuesday at the LAPM meeting held in the IOOF hall. F C Gilbert led drill practice with members present from Neodesha Fort Scott Humboldt and Chanute.

H. R. Claus LAPM IOOF

Lioness Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Smith and Mrs Cook

Mrs Roy Smith at 108 North Highland entertained Lioness Club members Tuesday evening. Mrs Homer Cook presided over a brief business session. Ladies played hearts and each received a handkerchief as a prize. Seven members were served refreshments by the host and co host.

Roy Smith N. Highland Lioness Club Homer Cook Cook

Piatts Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Albert Harvey Piatt of 510 East 18th observed their 50th wedding anniversary. Married Sept 16 1908 in Erie their family honored them at a surprise dinner with many relatives from Chanute Arkansas City Neodesha Wichita and Fall River listed among attendees.

Albert Harvey Piatt Erie Piatts Roy Haviland Mary Alice Dale Peggy Ernest Pyper Linda Faye Harvey Earl Elizabeth Chanute John B. Jordon John Huckstep Jim Malcolm John Malcolm Howard Erhart Wichita Warren Pratt Black Neodesha John Cox Sue Virgil Cox Fall River Carl Haviland Thayer Kenneth Cox Mae Cox Treece

Rice ring with olives almonds and parsley

A home cooks guide suggests enriching a rice ring by folding in chopped stuffed olives and slivered browned almonds or minced parsley for added texture and herbal aroma.

Ramsey Gamble Are Married Ramsey Gamble Are Married

Etta Mae Ramsey and Glen D Gamble wed in a Nazarene church parsonage ceremony officiated by Rev Claude E Pittenger. Maid of honor Nancy Ramsey wore a yellow dress. brides dress was pink with pear trims. Reception at bride's parents home. They plan further studies and live at 615 North Harding Wichita.

Etta Mae Ramsey E. J. Ramsey S. Grant Glen D. Gamble C. F. Gamble S. Plummer Nazarene Church Claude E. Pittenger Nancy Ramsey Gamble Chanute Junior College Pittsburg State College Lincoln School Wichita University Emporia State College K and E Drilling Inc Wichita N. Harding

Scouts Meet For Branding Iron Craft Night

Scout News reports Den 1 of Pack 100 met with den mother Mrs. Fred Dicks at 1126 S Lafayette Tuesday night. The group began with a flag salute and crafted branding irons assisted by den chief Aldin Seefeldt. Refreshments were provided by denner Mike McKillips and assistant denier Tommy Tripp, closing with the living circle.

Den Fred Dicks S. Lafayette Aldin Seefeldt Denner Mike McKillips Tommy Tripp Living Circle

Meeting closes with living circle led by Tommy Gard

Mrs Paul Mueller hosts a gathering with Cubs including Tommy Gard Terry Gard and Eddie Mueller making horses for a cowboys corral The meeting ends with a living circle led by Tom m y Gard Larry Seefeldt serves as den chief

Paul Mueller Tommy Terry Gard Eddie Mueller Living Tommy Gard Larry Seefeldt Den

Mrs. Johnson Honored At Layette Shower

A layette shower for Mrs. Robert L. Johnson of Humboldt was hosted by Mrs. Charles E. Mussulman and Mrs. John C. Jones at 817 W. Walnut. Guests wrote letters for Mrs. Johnson to read in the hospital as a blue angel hair centerpiece and stork cradle decor highlighted the event.

Robert L. Johnson Humboldt Charles E. Mussulman John C. Jones Jones W. Walnut Homer Moody Mrs. Johnson Robert Townsend Charlotte Mmes Roy Hawley James Clements Lyle Baker Pete New James Sheridan Bill Whitmore Tom Krokstrom Harold Stroud Dennis DeMeritt Chanute Dean Wright Manhattan Lester Smith

War Area Pay Hike for West Coast Seamen Net

A new agreement signed Tuesday by the Pacific Maritime Association and Maritime Union provides double pay for West Coast seamen in the Formosa area amid war threats. The pact also offers $10,000 life insurance and $100 in additional benefits.

Los Angeles Formosa Maritime Assn Maritime

Ship Crew Offered Bonuses for Destruction or Damage

A historical report notes officers or crew receiving a 1530 dollar bonus if a ship is destroyed or damaged, highlighting incentives tied to naval losses.

Social Calendar for Sept 18 1958 events listed

Alpha Chi of Beta Sigma Phi meets at Memorial building to send Christmas cards at 7 45 p.m. North Valley Ladies Aid covers a noon luncheon at Highland park. Girl Scout Association at Hutton School. Commission on Education dinner for teachers and officers at 6 30 p.m. Zion Homeworkers meet all day at 509 W 3rd. Senior Mothers club at Memorial building 2 15 p.m. Modern Mothers club luncheon hosted by Mrs Dick McMinimy. Friendly club at Santa Fe Park Shelter house 2 p.m. Junior St Cecilia Music club Birmingham burger fry by Barbara Baich 210 S Larson 6 p.m. Friday Sept 19 1958 Past Noble Grands club of Rebekah Lodge hosted by Mrs L J Junod at 509 S Ashby 12 noon covered dish dinner for July Aug Sept birthdays bring table service Wilson class quilting at Methodist church 10 a.m. Dorothea L Dix tent DUV Memorial building 2 30 p.m. Confraternity of Christian Mothers St Patrick's School 7 30 p.m. Ladies Day bridge Chanute Country club 1 30 p.m. Neosho Valley HDU Village Creek Community Center 10 a.m.

Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Memorial Building North Valley Ladies Aid Highland Park Girl Scout Association Hutton School Commission On Education Methodist Church Zion Lola Browning Senior Mothers Club Modern Mothers Club Dick McMinimy Santa Fe Park St. Cecilia Music Club Bhamburger Fry Barbara Baich S. Larson Noble Grands Club Rebekah Lodge L. J. Junod S. Ashby Wilson Dorothea L. Dix Confraternity of Christian Mothers St. Patrick's School Chanute Country Club Neosho Valley

PTA Activities at Hutton and Alcott Sequences

The Hutton PTA held its first year meeting on September 15 at the school with a basket dinner honoring teachers. Rev. Harold Young gave the invocation while Mrs Richard Barnard presided. The next meeting is set for October 13 at 7 30 p.m. at the school. At Alcott PTA a reception for teachers followed a Brownie Scouts flag ceremony led by Charline Manly Beth Ann Hutchison and Elaine Cook with a Star Spangled Banner piano solo by Bertha Wall. The program featured poems songs and welcomes by PTA officials and principals. About 100 adults and 75 children attended with decorations of a red schoolhouse and pencil boxes at each table.

Hutton Pta Richard Barnard Harold Young Alcott Pta Brownie Scouts Troop 5 Charline Manly Beth Ann Hutchison Elaine Cook Bertha Wall America G. B. Wall PTA Sally Embry J. O. Adams Myrtle Moelter E. M. Pearson Connie Olson Terraleen Carnahan al Kihm Johnny's Paula Bowyer Sunshine Erickson

Beautiful India Ware Sale at Dollars for Scholars Fair

A Dollars for Scholars Fair on September 20 offers Beautiful India ware for sale at 217 E. Main. The advertisement invites shoppers to attend the event and view a range of India made items.

E. Main

Dear Ann Landers column excerpt in 1958 Chanute Tribune

Readers seek guidance on infidelity and in law family pressures. A husband hides affair and faces blackmail while a mother worries about meeting future in laws and dining plans. The column answers advise confessing, facing consequences, and making proper invitations. The piece mimics Ann Landers style with references to engagement and etiquette in a mid century local paper.

$25 000 Damage Suit In Fatal Shooting

In Wichita a $25 000 damage suit was filed by the widow of Prince Bryant against James Samuel Miller 38 for the fatal shooting of Bryant during an argument over a game of dominoes. Miller faces a preliminary hearing September 29 on a first degree murder charge.

Wichita, Kas James Samuel Miller Prince Bryant Miller

Rhode Island Vote Today Battle Dims Rivalry

Providence RI reports a bitter personal fight over votes as residents head to polls today. The contest centers on a hotly debated issue and pits influential local figures against each other in a high stakes civic decision.

Rhode Island Gubernatorial Primary Seen as Record Vote

In Rhode Island the hot Democratic primary pits Gov. Dennis J. Roberts seeking a fifth term against Lt. Gov. Armand H. Cote. Unopposed incumbents include Sen. John O. Pastore and Reps. Aime J. Forand and John E. Fogarty, with Republican Christopher del Sesto unopposed for 1958 nomination.

Rhode Island Dennis J. Roberts Armand H. Cote Roberts John O. Pastore USS Aime J. Forand John E. Fogarty Raymond H. Hawksley Cote Christopher del Sesto

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