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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
3
Readers share sewing and cleaning tips including scratching lacquer with nylon net to aid adhesion, cleaning aluminum pans with salt, dyeing faded white gloves, arranging a baby's bed for easier access, and a foam ice chest for car travel to curb spill risk. Heloise notes she cannot answer all letters but will respond when possible.
Community events listed for Wednesday and Thursday include Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church 1 30 p m. Women's Society at Methodist Church. BPW dinner at Tioga Hotel. Sorghum Valley Grange. Neosho Valley Coin Club. Martha Circle at EUB Church. UPW Executive Board. American Legion Auxiliary. United Presbyterian Women. Ladies Day Golf at Country Club. Sweet Adelines at 910 W Elm. Attendance and exact locations noted for multiple groups.
Vilas Lutheran Church women gathered Sunday evening for a pot luck supper at 6 30 with 18 in attendance. Rev Arthur F Solomonson spoke on Naaman the Syrian army commander and healing. Keith Nelson summarized Camp Wa Shun Ga activity from his week with Bethel Lutheran youth. Mrs Clarence Nelson presided. Elmer Anderson led closing hymn and prayer.
The notice instructs readers to call their Tribune phone line for carrier contact. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. It emphasizes alternate contact method and evening hours for assistance.
In Eugene Oregon AP reports 180 Jehovah's Witnesses were baptized in the University of Oregon swimming pool in an hour long mass ceremony. The group entered water three or four at a time.
The Vilas Vikings 4-H club met Friday at Mrs. C. A. Nelson’s home for a personal development class. Kathy Carlson spoke on careers. The group planned a future meeting at a local restaurant to practice dining manners, with refreshments served by Mrs. Nelson.
The Babcock family reunion was held at Highland Park on Sunday with attendees including Claude and Mildred McDonald of Bartlesville Fred Brownell and daughter Olin Harper and family from Wichita Harlan McAdoo Cathy Nick and Jack Maude McAdoo from Nevada Missouri John Parker and family Sharon Gayle Clifford Coleen Miller and Kevin Twila Wiles Oren Patterson Irvin Gibson and Clarence Babcock from Altoona.
A Friday night picnic at Santa Fe park honored Steven Flippin age ten, son of Mrs. Katherine Flippin. Attendees included his mother and sister Terry, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan, Tony, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howler and Milton, Mrs. Junior Welch, Roy McCoy, Linda and Jerry Callarman, Earlton, later joined by Mrs. Lucille Morgan, Christy and Charlie.
A Sunday bridal shower for Dorothy Waggoner was hosted at Mrs. Everett Wiles home 315 N. Grant with 39 guests. Pink roses and pink tapers adorned the refreshment table as she prepares to marry Bill Haden on Sept. 3. Mrs. Gary Keys and Mrs. Lamar Whitson assisted.
Four tables of bridge were played at the Dupl cate Bridge Club in the Home Savings Lounge last night. Above average scores were posted by Mrs Ralph Caldwell Bob Allen 3142 Mrs Fred Dicker son Mrs Fred Johnson 28 Mrs Joe Payne Mrs Sarah Best 2642 Mrs F G Hooker Mrs Kenneth Horton 25%
A Colombian airliner hijacked by five armed men lands in Havana Cuba en route to San Andres with 68 passengers including four U.S. citizens. The hijackers request political asylum while the crew and most passengers leave after a farewell party.
Karen LaVerne Olson and Ralph S. Osenbaugh plan a September 10 wedding in Wichita at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. The bride is a Chanute High School and Neosho County Community College graduate working for Mountain Iron and Supply in Wichita. the groom is a Wellington High School and Cowley County Community College alumnus employed by Culbertson Mortuary in Wichita.
Joe F. Wampler son of Mr. and Mrs. C L Wampler of 804 West Main earned a PhD at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Friday. He attended Chanute Public Schools and the junior college. The Wampler and Barsby families visited in Lincoln where Dr. Wampler is professor and head of mathematics at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Mrs. Joe Wampler is Doris Barsby of Savonburg.
The Cottage Grove Ladies Aid announces that its Thursday meeting is canceled this month, avoiding a planned gathering and leaving members without the usual session.
The Tribune welcomes wedding reports and requires prompt submission to the woman’s page editor. Publish the day after the ceremony or within two days, otherwise brief form. Out of town weddings allowed extra time. advance notices common. Include sender name and phone. submit photo if possible.
WASHINGTON AP All four state senators except Fulbright D Ark voted against a motion to broaden the central Arizona water diversion project. The Clinton Allott motion would have authorized the Hulapai Hydro electric dam and studied importing water to the Colorado River basin. The motion failed 70 12 with Long and Symington voting against.
Boy Scouts at the World Scout Jamboree report catching about 3000 rainbow trout from the stocked netted area on Lake Pend Oreille in Farragut State Park Idaho.
Senators Mo Harris Monroney of Oklahoma and McClellan of Arkansas among Democrats, with Republicans Carlson and Pearson of Kansas, voted against the motion while Fulbright abstained via pairing.
Detroit Tigers pitcher Earl Wilson sometimes bats as a pinch hitter and occasionally belts home runs, showcasing his versatility in games.
Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma asked the International Control Commission to investigate reports of Cambodian forces in Laos. Government sources said Laotian forces captured 15 Cambodian soldiers in July who had crossed the frontier to repatriate 300 Lave refugees who entered Laos last May.
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a nationwide oil and condensate output peak with the United States at 9,305,155 barrels per day, up 257,725 from the prior week. Louisiana rose to 2,253,000, Texas to 3,399,975, Kansas to 283,690, and Oklahoma to 647,110 barrels per day.
Local newspaper page three details community events, announcements, and brief items from Chanute Kansas. Notable mentions include civic notices, club reports, and upcoming calendar dates in August.
Dr. Ralph G. Nevins 41 will become dean of the K State College of Engineering at Manhattan. A native of Kinsley, he has been on the K State faculty since 1948 and currently heads mechanical engineering, directs the Institute for Environmental Research, and holds the KS Power and Light Distinguished Professorship. He succeeds Dr. Paul Russell who left administration to return to teaching at Arizona State University.
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