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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
4
Americans favor beef and short ribs appear high on the list. The recipe guides slow moist cooking to fork tender meat with ginger ale and soy sauce, plus onions and celery. Cook two hours, add vegetables near the end, thicken sauce, and serve over rice for four servings.
Evelyn Jones hosts Sun shine Embroidery Club and Joe O'Brien hosts Hepler EHU meeting with nine members. AD 248 Walnut unit to present an all school program Friday night at Walnut grade school at 7 30. Various local visits, family news, and hospital updates follow including births, recoveries, and travel.
A Kansas Rural Letter Carriers group visiting Walnut for a district meeting stopped in Savonburg over a weekend, visiting the Singers and other locals. Many residents hosted guests, attended club meetings, and shared meals, with fund efforts for cancer and hospital visits noted.
Manhattan advice urges power mower spring check before lawn work. John Ferguson of Kansas State University offers steps: wash, drain gas and oil, replace air filters, clean spark plug, lubricate bearings, sharpen blade, and coat with oil to prevent rust. The guide notes steps ease chores though won’t fix all lawn care issues.
District 101 lists weekly meals with corn bread and butter and milk. Tuesday features chicken and noodles with tossed salad buttered rice stewed raisins and homemade bread. Wednesday offers beef and vegetable stew cheese sliced buttered broccoli sliced peaches and bread. Thursday serves turkey salad with lettuce hard boiled egg celery sticks green beans cookies hot rolls butter and orange juice. Friday no school Easter vacation.
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