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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
3
Readers share practical kitchen fixes and home hacks including foil rims to prevent pie crust shrinking and overbrowning, drying rack setups using boot caddies, and simple storage tricks for pans and textiles. The column notes Heloise cannot answer every letter but answers where possible.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Santa Fe Park with Mrs. Roy Williams installing new officers for the year. Officers include president I. O. Minnear and vice presidents Cumings and Freeburg, secretary Slane, treasurer Miller, chaplain Eaton, sergeant at arms Oglesby, and historian McCune.
Mr and Mrs Wayne L Butcher announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Lorraine to Don Lee Gould son of Mr and Mrs T E Gould. Donna is a Chanute High School and Venus Academy of Beauty Culture graduate employed at Lucys Beauty Shop. Gould attended Yates Center Chanute Junior College and is with the National Guard nearing completion of a Fort Ord administrative supply course. The wedding is planned Sept 7 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Coons Custom Coach Manufacturing Co of Oswego announces a major expansion adding a 62 000 square foot building for pickup camper production. Employment is expected to reach 103 at peak in mid January with 22 Parson ay hawk Division workers joining the new plant. The current Oswego plant continues production and 65 staff. Coons has branch plants in Coffeyville Mound Valley Pomona Calif and Radford Va. The Oswego plant began operations in 1959.
Prepare bite sized ice cream balls rolled in chopped peanuts. Wrap each ball individually and store in the freezer for quick serving later.
Judy Baldwin daughter of Rev and Mrs W J Baldwin of 701 W 7th was honored at a bridal shower Wednesday night in the Evan gelical United Brethren Church annex. She will wed Ronald Oliver September 2. Guests included numerous relatives and friends, with games led by Mrs Thelma Miller. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees.
The Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church met Wednesday afternoon in the Fellowship room. Mrs. A. E. Turner led devotions and the lesson Take My Voice and Let Me Sing Always Only For My King. Mrs. Garrison sang In My Heart There Rings A Melody and reported on Winsome Witnessing. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Horton to six members and four guests.
Mrs C L Campbell of 410 N Evergreen was honored at a going away party at the Grady Schoolhouse before she moves to Ottawa. Punch and cake were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R J Ellis Mr and Mrs Orval Ellis Mr and Mrs Kenneth Young and Frank and many others noted by name.
A traditional method uses a plate atop the fruit conserve or relish in a crock to keep it submerged while a jar of cold water weighs the contents down, ensuring proper fermentation and removal of air pockets. This simple technique relies on readily available kitchen items.
HAL BOYLE surveys office coffee breaks as a social ritual with recurring personas. The piece lists figures like Genial George and The Round Table and notes the boss and staff interactions shaping the workplace mood during breaks.
In Savonburg the Evangelical Covenant Women gathered at the church annex on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Leon Corbett led the lesson The World Mission Campaign, and Mrs. Francis Lee read scripture and led prayer. A Congo mission letter from Dr Theodora Johnson was shared. Members prepared bandages for hospital aid.
Center Ridge Women of the Center Ridge WSWS joined the Doreas and Ruth Circles of the EUB Church for a joint program at the church annex on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Percy presided as missions in Indonesia were discussed by the Center Ridge group under Mrs. Bill Carlson. assisted by Mrs. Dale Nelson and Mrs. Willard Carlson. Hosts Mrs. Robert Cation, Mrs. Jennie Nelson, and Mrs. Percy served refreshments to 21 members and guests.
Rhonda and Susan Tubbs were celebrated at a birthday party on August 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Reed. Guests included Donna Hancock Debbie Hancock Trellous Wolfe Cynthia Tubbs Dickie Cummings Steven Cummings Laura South Larry South and others with mothers present.
The Woman's Mission Society of Colfax Baptist Church met Wednesday with Mrs. Harry Larson presiding. Maxine Stoll led the love gift dedication and Mrs. Ruth Hart along with Miss Stoll reviewed missions magazine articles. Mrs. Don Horton reported on the 33rd Woman's Conference at Ottawa. Refreshments served by Mrs. Donald Anderson to nine members.
The U S Agency for International Development announced an 850000 loan to the University of East Africa for three dormitories and three engineering buildings at University College of Nairobi Kenya. The plan aims to expand facilities and support higher education in the region.
The seventh annual Eble reunion gathered at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park with attendees including George and Pratt Eble. Irvin Dame and Linda. Sylvia. Richard Dame and Lary, Mark, and Renee. Stafford. Max Dame. Verlin Wingert. Ronald Dame and Diana. Phillip Dame Hutchinson. Melvin Storrer and Colleen. Ronald Hess. Raymond Clause and Melinda and Stewart. Lary Storrer and Clinton LeRoy. Dan Tundis. Douglas and Cindy. Jim Lowe. Steve, Dave, Don, Dale, Cynthia, Phil, Mary, Bruce and Brinda. George Mitchell. Sam Ricketts. John, Lucy, and Mitch. Eric. Kenneth Storrer and children from Iola.
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club met at Wards Bootery Chanute with 25 members and guests. Christine Nelson and Pat Black presented Keys to Personal Development and Good Manners for Eating Out. Kathy Carlson led a What Kind of Girl Are You quiz. Mrs. Ward demonstrated cosmetics with models Vera Hunziker and Miss Black.
Harry Guy presided at the August meeting of the Willing Workers club. Twenty five members answered roll call for fair entries. A swimming party was planned for August 16 at 5 30 p m. The program included talks on fat lambs by Sheila Fisher and Danny Boecker, demonstrations of biscuits by Sherrell Fisher, and music appreciation by Larry Paulie. Announcements were made about the fair.
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