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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1975
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stephens will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at their home, 301 W. Walnut. Audra Mitchell and Glen Stephens were married Aug. 8, 1925, in Bartlesville, Okla. They have resided in Chanute since.
They formerly resided in Caney Coffeyville and Mound Valley in June 1974. Stephens worked at the North American Car Company in Coffeyville before retiring. The couple are parents of a son Jack of Kansas City and a daughter Mrs. Max White of Lakewood Heights. They have three grandchildren.
A clarified recipe article explains pickling cabbage like a Japanese coleslaw with a sweet sour dressing. It includes grated ginger, vinegar, sugar and peppers, plus storage tips and serving ideas for barbecues and pork.
Descendants of Orval and Mabel Lowe held a family reunion in Highland Park on Sunday with 56 relatives and guests in attendance.
Community groups list meetings for August 6 and 7 at various churches, clubs, and venues. Activities include United Methodist Women sessions, Christian Circles, golf, prayer bands, ladies events, and relay club gatherings with times and locations.
Kansas Farm Bureau reports wholesale beef prices falling for five weeks with a 32 to 44 cent per pound drop for choice steer beef. Retail declines include seven cents per pound for T bone and sirloin steak while round beef stays steady and ground beef rises a penny. Pork prices mix with sirloin roast up and chops and bacon down. Beet sugar up seven cents per 10 pound bag as canning season approaches.
The 1975 76 Make It Yourself with Wool competition opens with new rules for sub divisions 10 13 14 16 and 17 21 plus an adult over 21 division in Kansas. A 70 30 wool blend is allowed and American wool term will be omitted. State and district directors supply entry forms.
USDA economists note fresh vegetable prices will ease seasonally as harvests peak but shoppers will pay well above 1974 levels for most of 1975. Planting for fresh sale is down 3 percent. processed vegetables show modest gains while labor energy and transport costs keep consumer prices high.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor Jr. hosted a cookout Wednesday honoring their son Greg on his first birthday. Sixteen guests attended the birthday supper marking this milestone in Stark County.
Major cities seek to revive downtown retail by blending living, working and leisure spaces. Olympic Tower in New York, a 52 story mixed use building with a block long indoor park, exemplifies the approach. Proponents argue coexisting offices residences and public amenities counter desertlike city centers and sustain vibrant urban life.
SPG Harry Salzwedel of 206 S Highland leads Company C food service. The unit is among three 69th infantry brigade groups up for the year’s best mess award after receiving an outstanding rating in the annual training evaluation. Sgt Darrell Summers praised Salzwedel and the company for professional service and credit to the Kansas National Guard.
Jennifer Lynne Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Marshall 911 S Highland born July 20 Amanda Kay Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Cox 618 S Wilson born July 10 announces two new residents in the community.
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