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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
3
Heloise shares simple kitchen and home hacks from dowsing charcoal with water to save briquettes to prolong mascara life by hot water and quick hem methods. She also suggests two pairs of long-handled tongs for grilling and offers quick sewing and measuring tips with practical examples.
The First National Bank treated its major league baseball team to a dinner at La Rosa de Oro Restaurant. Attendees included Donnie Feld Dean Peter David Noland Dale DeCoster Dale Kamn Ken Allen Brad Berg Gary Vetter Mike Rutter Tyson Smith Sampson Stoll Rodney Washington and others. Kevin Gormley Kenny Clark could not attend.
On his 77th birthday Guy Everly was feted at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Byers at 502 West Washington. Attending were Virgil Sutton of Bremerton Washington and Janice and Diana Byers among others.
The winners of the American and National Football League titles will meet in Miami's Orange Bowl Stadium on Sunday, January 14.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship met with 58 members and guests at a 9 am breakfast. Two books were donated to the church library one named for Mrs. Frank Fackler’s circle for top reading last year and the other in memory of Mrs. Ed Wolfe from the Neal Testerman circle.
Orville Hedges, general agent for Manhattan Mutual Life, and his wife along with two associates and their wives have qualified for the company's three day convention at the Hilton Inn in Kansas City Missouri beginning August 24. Roy Ramsey of Uniontown and Floyd Fink of Fredonia plus their spouses also qualified.
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Edith Jones of 329 S Rut ter hosted the Esther circle of the Women’s Society of World Service at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Edna Strohm presided with prayer by Bessie Brady. A lesson on the Church role in Philippine concerns followed with 16 members present. Rebecca and Martha Circles skip August. officer elections planned for September meetings.
A farewell coffee honoring Mrs. J. W. Halverstadt was hosted by Mrs. Marvin Knapp with help from Mrs. Russell Corbitt and Mrs. Lloyd Dalton. Thirteen guests attended, gifts were given, and coffee and doughnuts were served to 25 women.
Warren C. Giles marks his sixteenth year as head of the National League, continuing to steer the senior baseball circuit.
The Treasury cannot explain a long running tax anomaly that reduced the 1967 individual income tax revenue estimate by about 3 billion dollars. Consultants failed to resolve the mystery, prompting the president to cite it in proposing a 10 percent surcharge. The margin rate unexpectedly fell in 1966, forcing a downward revision of 1967 projections.
The Past Matrons Club of Bluebird Center hosted a Sunday picnic at Buffalo Lake with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Dick Robbins and numerous families. Birthdays were celebrated for Michael with a cake of five candles as balloons and favors delighted the children. Other notices mention relatives visiting Wichita and Atlanta, attendance at weddings, and a local baseball camp for sixty boys sponsored by a Manhattan coach.
A church social and bridal shower for Miss Jayne Owen was hosted by First Assembly of God Church members at the Central Park Community Building on Tuesday evening. Miss Owen will wed Larry Hollis of Topeka on Sept. 15. Betty Wiltse and Mrs. Rita Willis led the decorations. A head table under a roses arch featured bride and groom tokens, white drapery, and silver streamers, with home made ice cream and cake served to 75 guests.
Rainbow unit meets at north shelter Santa Fe park morning. Carpenters Hall luncheon 12 30 p.m. Miriam Circle Rebekah IOOF hall 7 30 p.m. Senior Citizens covered dish luncheon 11 30 a.m. We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m. Wilson Class First Methodist 10 a.m. Bridge Country Club 1 30 p.m. Call for rides 8 10:30 a.m.
Mrs Wayne Taylor of Earlton Route 4 welcomed the Ladies Aid group from Earlton Evan for a Wednesday afternoon session. Mrs Lewis Taylor led the meeting and Mrs A J Elliott delivered the lesson. A dessert course was served by the hostess.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at Tioga Hotel for its monthly dinner. Presiding was Mrs. Velma Beasley. Mrs. Don Tucker spoke on youth problems and solutions noting knowledge has doubled three times since Christ and 1966. Plans include Oct 11 Girard BPW visit, Oct 15 BPW week breakfast at First Christian Church, Sept 13 membership night with Erie and Humboldt invited. Vendia Kjellander welcomed as a new member.
Tonight features soccer at City Park 5 30 to 7 30 and VFW Little League baseball at Santa Fe Park 7 00. Friday list includes Temmis Reg International and Advanced at Highland Park 9 to 11 and various pool and lawn events across City Park Santa Fe Park Highland Park and Swimming Pool.
An ad promotes Galaxon tablets promising fat loss and longer life. It highlights a $3.00 price and a full money back guarantee if not satisfied, with orders filled by Casey Drug Store at 12 E Main.
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