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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1967
Page
2
A column excerpt features Heloise advising readers to pack familiar items when rehoming pets to ease anxiety, plus readers share practical hacks like using lids racks in cabinets, leather repairs with polish, porch light summons for kids, and creative reuse of matchboxes with macaroni decorations.
On this date in 1946 twenty eight Japanese leaders were indicted in Tokyo as war criminals. Ten years ago King Hussein of Jordan accepted a grant of ten million dollars in American aid. Five years ago Russia recovered its Cosmos satellite after more than 72 hours in space. One year ago Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge headed home for a Washington review of Vietnamese problems.
Tonight Launching Pad hosts a 3:00 event and Senior High Night runs 7:30 to 11:30. Sunday features Bowling Majors at Sportmans Row at 7:00. Monday at L Pad recreation runs 10:11:30 a.m. Cain golf at Country Club Driving Range 1:00 to 2:30. Open House at Launching Pad 3:00 to 5:00 and Creditas golf at the Driving Range 6:30 to 8:30.
The Yates Center High School track team placed second at the Leon Relays led by Harrod who won both the high and low hurdles and the 100 yard dash. The 880 relay team set a Leon Relay record. The 4H in-depth training began at the National Guard Armory with Cecil Eyes tone as speaker and a May 4 meeting planned. The senior class presented Twelve Angry Jurors over two nights. A twilight tour of a Frank Sicka farm near Piqua drew 25 to 30 farmers for alfalfa fertility tests. Extension agents Ted Wary and Tom Maxwell attended. Various local residents and visitors attended events, with Mrs. Mary Lee Edwards and Mrs. Kukl visiting Elmer Krueger’s family as Elmer recovers from surgery. Services at First Methodist themed Four Nights for God featured choirs from multiple churches. Mrs. V. C. Buttermore and daughter planned travel to Pipestone for the Women’s Society of World Service event where Mrs. Nolte will speak.
Earlton residents report progress on a Danville fire truck conversion using an army two ton truck with tank hose and platform. The project adds a white star and olive drab to be painted bright red as volunteers expand community fundraising and support for the cancer drive.
Community notes from Savonburg list belated birthday party for Gary at the Hawkinson home with classmates, several family visits from Johnsons and Hoffmeiers, weekend guests from Parsons Stillwater and Erie, and hospital updates for Mrs Bundy and Maggie Grant. Macaroon crumbs feature in a fruit and nut yeast coffee cake recipe.
George travels to Wichita for an eye surgery checkup recently performed by E. A. Yard. Garden work stops as weather threatens freezing with light hail and sleet one morning. Mrs. Dean Dighero Mrs. A Morris and Sheila visit Dighero's hospital bound mother in Fort Scott.
A note from the Chenute Tribune advises drying macaroon crumbs completely before crushing to fine crumbs for use as a cake filling in Seven Minute Frosting.
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