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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1973

Page

3

Elementary Students Develop New Projects

Unified District 413 elementary students prepared group and individual projects. Lisa Marnell, fourth grade, spoke to Alcott third graders about her Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum visit in Mansfield Missouri. Sixth graders at Lincoln entered a Farm Bureau safety poster contest.

Unified District 413 Elizabeth Pieper Lisa Marnell Alcott Laura Ingalls Wilder Mansfield Lesa Christiansen Paul Nutter Nancy Kihm Fadocia Nole Shelly Hill Carla Nordh Lincoln The Farm Bureau

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Meetings and Classes

Calendar lists events for Monday to Tuesday including Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel, Chorus at St. Cecilia Music Club, Victory Extension Homemakers at Edith Street, Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm, and numerous community activities at First Christian Church Zion Lutheran North Malcolm Community Center Safari West and Safari Museum. Student projects and classroom activities described by local students and teachers conclude the report.

Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel St. Cecilia NCCJC Victory Extension Buford Allen Edith Chanute North Malcolm Community Center Vilas Homebuilders Safari West First Christian Church Church Chapel Zion Lutheran Church Gen Mineral Society Patriarchs Military D.m. Rainbow Masonic Temple Safari Museum SAMS Wesleyan First United Methodist Church

Vows Exchanged at Otterbein United Methodist Church

Nancy Catherine Hett and Michael Jon Elliott wed April 21 at Otterbein United Methodist Church. Officiants were Rev. Paul R. Hett and Gerald Elliott. Bridesmaids wore yellow and orange georgette. reception helpers listed. The couple, Parsons residents, are Parsons High graduates and reside at 2922 Stevens Parsons.

Nancy Catherine Hett Michael Jon Elliott Otterbein United Methodist Church Paul R. Hett W. 7Th Gerald Elliott Parsons Patricia Ahrendt Peggy Hanson Inwood Iowa Gayle Hauser Woolstock Kathy Elliott Sue Bretton Lori Carlson Stevens, Parsons Parsons High School Westmar College le Mars

Egg Whites Coagulate Sooner in Custards

Egg whites coagulate at a lower temperature than yolks, making curdling more likely when whole eggs are used in custards. Yolks alone are more forgiving, requiring less careful control of heat.

National Selected Morticians NSM

Flattened paper bake cups used as dividers for patties

A home method uses flattened paper baking cups as separators between ham burger patties stored in the freezer to prevent sticking and maintain portioning.

Founders Day Celebrations For Beta Sigma Phi Groups

Chanute Beta Sigma Phi chapters observe the 42nd anniversary with a Founders Day banquet at St. Patrick's gymnasium. Xi Delta Gamma hosts, with Mrs. Richard Harmon as toastmaster. Local history review and new member welcomes planned. A message from the sorority president will be read from Kansas City.

Chanute Beta Sigma Phi St. Patrick’s Gymnasium Abilene United States Canada Xi Delta Gamma Richard Harmon Evelyn Carroll Mmes Royce Krepps Bob Bussman David Fehr Dean Foster Ralph Barclay Foster

District Meeting Set in Coffeyville May 5

The district meeting of the women's group of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be in Coffeyville May 5. In a meeting in the home of Mrs. George Carlson, Mrs. Howard Earnest gave devotions "His Last Days on Earth." Seven members answered roll call with "something I enjoy doing outdoors."

The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Coffeyville George Carlson Howard

Dear Ann Landers letters on forgiving parents and in-law etiquette

Readers share how years of therapy eased hostility toward parents and how forgiveness brings inner peace. A couple recounts last minute dinner guests and intrusive in laws, highlighting boundaries and courtesy in family relations.

Ann Landers Ann

Coffee Mug Tree Planter and Frugal Living Notes

A reader suggests using a coffee mug tree as a planter for ivy ferns or small flowers, placing cups on a window sill or hanging them for a city apartment touch. The piece also includes a letter about happiness from belief and a local ordinance excerpt on parking meter overtime fees in Chanute Kansas.

Heloise Joy Bingman Chanute City OF Kansas

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