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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1968
Page
3
A reader quiz excerpt by Lavina Ross Fowler asking about Golgotha meaning Mark 15 22 who Jesus told feed my sheep John 21 17 the last Bible book and author and which man showed patience with references to Genesis 42 and early Christian history in Jerusalem and Constantine.
The auxiliary board met in the hospital conference room. A 2 p.m. April 29 tea and annual meeting will be held in the hospital solarium. Guests may attend. Glen Dormois will present two new equipment pieces for the planned physical therapy room. The Junior Kayette was thanked for Easter baskets on patient trays. A poster recounting auxiliary achievements since January 1951 was prepared for display by Mrs. S. A. Mannoni.
Three tables competed in the Home Savings lounge last night with above average results. Top pairs included Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Fred Johnson scoring 30, Mrs. Murray Shively and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell 28 2, Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton 25 12, Mrs. Paul King and Mrs. Clyde Bloom 24, and Mrs. Jo Payne and Fred Foster 23%.
Progress of seeds planted in cups discussed at First Baptist church on Monday afternoon. Wolf and bear heads painted. Clay Collins served refreshments to the Cub Scouts and den mothers Mrs. Jack Hunt and Mrs. William Davis.
The Esther circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met last night with Mrs Harold Neptune. Mrs Clayton Osborn led the opening prayer and Mrs Lloyd Woosley presided. Imelda Adelgren gave devotions on love and Mrs Woosley taught the lesson. Hilma Huffman closed with prayer. Refreshments served to eight members.
The calendar lists multiple social events across April with details on dates times locations and organizers. Highlights include Beta Sigma Phi Mrs Joe Weiner Humboldt 745 p.m. and Circles at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Dorcas Ruth meetings.
In a reader feature Heloise suggests using the plastic centers from tape rolls as toys for children and as practical pulls for venetian blinds. She notes red nail polish on a pull for easy spotting and invites further ideas via the newspaper. Kathy Klaus shares a cooking tip about pre-sifting flour for quicker future use.
Apple apricot cobbler combines apple pie filling with apricot bar mix in a coffee klatch dessert. Made with canned filling, lemon juice, and a baked base, it bakes 30 minutes at 350 degrees and is served with whipped cream or ice cream.
A rare vaccinia immune globulin serum was flown from St. Louis to Kansas City to save a 3-year-old girl Kris Kametz from a sight threatening reaction to a small pox vaccination. Red Cross located 15 cubic centimeters processed from 96 blood donations at Great Lakes Naval Air Station.
Mrs. Bertha Jeffrey presided at the Chanute Rebekah Lodge meeting in Odd Fellows hall. An April 25 school of instruction in Moran was announced with LaHarpe lodge in charge. Reservations due by April 20. Birthdays honored: Harold Claus, Gladys Franklin, Robert Willan, James McKenzie, A. R. Hudspeth. Past Noble Grand Club to meet April 26 at 2 p.m. May 6 meeting set for 8 p.m.
Five year old Sheila Morris, daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Morris Jr of rural Chanute, was honored at a birthday party Thursday morning. Guests included Kerry Erickson Don Morris Mrs Janice Dirnberger David Mark and Joey Bollig Mrs Stella Reed and Lisa.
The report states that over 22 million Americans own stock in one or more companies. It notes broad participation across age groups and regions, reflecting widespread investment activity and rising ownership of equities in the national economy.
A record 2,975 corporate mergers occurred last year, up 25 percent from 1966. The previous peak was 2,377 mergers in 1966.
First Lt. Ron Poor of the Kansas National Guard spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Tioga Hotel. He described duties, history, and current status of the National Guard in Kansas and locally. Steve Ohrazda, a high school senior, attended as this month’s junior member. Wilbur Allison presided over the program.
Chanute Tribune details circulation options and prices for mail and carrier deliveries. Includes trade territory and Chanute post office rates, with staff listings and Associated Press affiliation.
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