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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
3
A reader attack on psychiatry accuses it of quackery and heredity limits, while Landers rebuts with notes of therapy helping some and urges accepting professional help. Another reader recounts a dinner guest who offered to reimburse a broken toilet seat, and Landers advises accepting the check.
Household readers share quick stove top methods to reheat leftovers. A method uses a inverted foil pan in a sauce pan with water to steam heat meat without drying it. Other notes cover warming breakfast rolls via toaster oven and small anecdotes from readers.
A Chanute gathering celebrated four generations of the Flottman family with 48 relatives meeting at Central Park Building and a later dinner at Orchid Buffet. A Sunday picnic dinner attracted 75 attendees at Home Savings lounge, with relatives traveling from Kalispell Montana to Kansas City Missouri and beyond.
The Miller Umbarger reunion on August 15 marks the centennial of Umbargers’ arrival in Kansas. Rudolph and Clara Umbarger settled in Danville Township Neosho County from Illinois 100 years ago on the family farm now owned by Vernie and Nellie Umbarger. Peggy Umbarger will present a written history and hopes for a family coat of arms from Pennsylvania. Display of photos albums Bibles and memorabilia requested. Basket dinner at noon drinks provided by hosts Raymond Umbarger Topeka and Wayne Umbarger 103 S Larson.
Stark attendance center schedules enrollment for new Kansas students on August 9 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the principal William Gossett's office. Required documents include a certified birth certificate and immunization card. Kindergarten fee is 5 dollars and grade school book rental is 9 dollars, with a weekly publication included. Classes begin August 28.
A reader guides using a blender to prepare infant foods at home to save money and fit doctor recommended diets. It covers vegetables and fruits blends, testing smoothness, making blended meats, and freezing portions for later use.
Pattie Lea Wiklund and Roger Douglas Mintz exchanged marriage vows Saturday in Humboldt according to a local society notice. The ceremony was held at a civic venue with friends and family in attendance.
World War I Barracks and Auxiliary planned activities at Sants Fe Park north shelter house with committees for an ice cream social. They will attend the 5B district meeting Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Memorial Building Fort Scott. September highlights include a covered dish dinner and a watermelon feed.
The United Brethren Church Women Missionary Association continued its Sierra Leone study at a Monday meeting in the church annex led by Mrs. Max Grogan. Devotionals covered God Gave Life to Men with Genesis passages. 15 members and three guests attended. A wedding narrative follows noting a bride in white lace, pearls from the groom, bouquet on a white Bible, reception at the parents’ home, and a pink pantsuit for the trip. The couple will reside in Fredonia with Mintz employed by Midwestern Litho.
The Vilas Vikings 4-H group held a July meeting at Buffalo Lake with fourteen members, thirteen parents, and one guest. They finalized Wil son County Fair plans, approved placing No Littering signs around the lake, and reminded members that record books are due August 13.
Advertisements for display style classified ads must be placed by 12 noon the day before. For standard same day service write before 9 30 a.m. on weekdays or 9 a.m. Saturday. Dial 431 4100 for assistance.
Social calendar notice requests notes within 48 hours after events and wedding photos within seven days. Friday August 6 includes We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Chanute Country Club bridge 1 30 p m Otterbein United Methodist Church Ladies group Mrs Mabel Salzman 924 S Western 9 30 a m.
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