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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
3
Practical homemaking tips include hanging a bedspread on a door rod with brackets to keep it wrinkle free and using a towel rack as an alternate hanger. Readers share painting switch plates, rolling out canned biscuits with foil, ironing onto freezer wrap for patterns, and labeling towels with names to avoid mixups.
Neosho County United Nations Association plans to add flags of more nations for patriotic and world brotherhood activities. Flags are contributed by the association and others. Rev. George Willard Jr. of Thayer hosted and Rev. J M Torr ence led the business session after a covered dish dinner. Membership reaches 27.
Scout Troop 100 meets at Otterbein United Methodist scouthouse with Larry Denton leading flag pledge and oath. Medical forms for summer camp distributed due May 16. New troop rules take effect as charter year begins. Uniform inspection by Wayne McDaniel and Paul Standfast. Panther Patrol tops with 81 points, Bear 80, Wolf 68, Senior 45 percent. Tom McLaren from the Police Department spoke on drug use in Chanute at the March 28 gathering.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Anderson showed slides for the Gem and Mineral Society at the Memorial Building. The slides featured geode rock formations found in Keokuk Iowa while Melvin Hubler led a round table on cutting and polishing cabochons. Harold Sharp won a door prize.
Community events listed with venues and times. Do Si Do Square Dance Club meets April 8 at Central Park Building 8 p.m. Great Books Discussion Group April 9 at Safari Recreation Commission 7:30 p.m. April 10 events include Santa Fe Women's Federation Carpenters Hall 2 p.m. VFW Auxiliary Post 1654 7 p.m. St Cecilia Music Club Neosho County Community Junior College 2 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings lounge 7:15 p.m.
Mrs. Marion Kibler led Victory Ex tension Homemakers Unit at her home with a luncheon where members shared quick meal dishes. She compared prepared foods with home cooking for economy and advised near and distant utensil placement. Mrs. Oscar Martin gave a health report on venereal disease. 15 members attended, plus Mrs. Lonnie Rhodes and daughter.
A reader cites an old column arguing wives should nag husbands to healthier habits and medical care. Ann Landers counters that nagging strains marriages, while advising focus on self-motivated change and considering blended families when marrying someone with children.
World War I Barracks and Auxiliary elected 15 delegates and 15 alternates to the department convention May 25 27 in Hutchinson. Officers were chosen for installation May 1. Announcements cover district meeting attendance in Pittsburg and schedules for Easter season events and hospital visits.
A teen writer shares a troubled home with constant parental arguing. The author questions if love ever existed and vows to apply home lessons to life. Ann Landers suggests asking the parents directly about their past.
The pha raohs of Egypt monopolized mushrooms for their own use deeming them too delicate for common people. They believed mushrooms grew magically, a view tied to their sudden overnight appearance per United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association.
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