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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1972
Page
3
A classic lemon broiled chicken recipe with a butter garlic lemon glaze. Includes prep steps from splitting fryer chickens to basting, broiling times, and doneness checks. Serves 6 to 8 with crisp skin and pan juices.
Dorothy Anderson and Debbie Myers, high school juniors, were chosen to attend Girls Sunflower State June 4 11 at the University of Kansas. The Chanute American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the event supporting leadership and citizenship education for 444 participants.
Mrs E M Pearson taught Hannah Circle at the home of Mrs Gene Webber 301 S Lafayette on Uncut Pages of Life. Mrs Ralph Toland led devotions Flowers of Happiness. Roll call noted a Bible verse starting with W and plans were made for the graduation banquet April 26. Mrs Webber served refreshments for 10 members and a guest Mrs Blaine Marks.
Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church prepared White Cross articles in the church with Mrs John Clark as chair. Mrs Clayton Osborn opened with prayer. Roll call cited Bible verses starting with W. Mrs Viola Gillham led devotions from Psalms 25 and 96 and read poems. Imelda Adelgren presided as members reported 30 calls and 11 Bible books read. Lloyd Woosley served refreshments to 10 members.
Twenty five members of the Up and Atom 4H Club named a foreign country to visit during the April meeting. Twelve parents and guest Teresa Clements attended. David Williams spoke on room improvement, Tracey Sharp on health, Lisa Hartman on safety. The ensemble performed and a play was presented. The Sharp and Seefeldt families served refreshments. Green onions are in supply and described as tender savories used raw with meat, cheese or fish.
A reader shares how to reclaim kitchen chaos by emptying, regrouping, and repurposing jars and bottles to create order. Heloise offers tips on sauerkraut odor using a raw potato and readers share sewing scraps ideas and space-saving closet hacks.
Dear Ann Landers column features a reader upset by Olga who lights one cigarette off another, insisting second hand smoke is harmless. The response cites health authorities saying second hand smoke irritates eyes and breathing and notes the bus seating rule and European council views.
Community notes list events for April 23 to 25 including Christian Men’s Fellowship at First Christian Church breakfast at 7 30 a m Great Books Discussion at Safari Recreation and Parks Commission office Highland 7 30 p m April 24 auxiliary tea at Neosho Memorial Hospital 2 p m Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings lounge 7 15 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary post 1654 7 p m Builders Class at First Presbyterian Church parlor 7 30 p m Fairfield Grange dinner at 6 p m Past Matrons Club at CES Mrs Marie Gibson 217 W Main 7 30 p m April 25 Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 am to 4 pm Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple 7 30
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