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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
3
Cathy Ann Byers and Stephen D. Brotton united in marriage at Otterbein United Methodist Church on August 4. Parents listed are Mr. and Mrs. Don Byers of 705 West Oak and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brotton of 204 South Kansas.
Readable letters discuss handling a dying 14 year old, a blended family marital stress over charge accounts, a church wedding in Ottawa with detailed ceremony notes, and reader complaints about crude headlines in Ann Landers. The columns reflect personal guidance and social norms of the era.
Bite size cream puffs can be filled with chicken ham or sea food salad. Serve this hors d oeuvre with fruit punch. Heat a loaf of garlic bread in a 400 degree oven about 15 minutes. For a crusty loaf do not cover with foil.
Jaycee Jaynes discussed plans at Judy Chappell's West View Addition home. Sharon Broeder reported a Saturday Back to School dance at Central Park Building and a pop sale fundraiser. They schedule a December 8 Santa Claus luncheon at St Patrick's gym with Broeder chairing.
Readers share improvised uses from baking soda as a rinse to thaw meat via a warm oven and to freshen hair. Advice covers hair care with soda solution, washing half a shag carpet, icy onion odor removal with toothpaste, and creating colored icing with grape drink powder for Halloween.
Melvin Hubler discussed trimming matrix from gemstones for the Chanute Gem and Mineral Society Tuesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgtorf. A door prize Indian mane grinding stone furnished by Dave Munson was received by Mrs. Ernest Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Burgtorf with Mrs. C. D. Blackwood served ice cream and cake to 18 members.
Health and safety alert notes fatalities rise from June through late summer with 1971 seeing over 4 million serious injuries and more than 27 thousand home fatalities. Firearm dangers, child poisonings, and automobile deaths are highlighted with cautions on night driving, speed, and drinking.
Colfax Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society hosted a program on spiritual growth at Mrs. Gordon Erickson’s home. The Hannah group led by Mrs. Andrew Erickson presented Rejoice Hope and Encouragement. Speakers emphasized salvation hope and supporting missionaries.
Janet Kay Carlson and Roger L. Heinen married at Prairie Baptist Church in Prairie Village. Clergy Dr. Robert E. Shaw officiated with organist Angela Urbanac and soloist David Circle. The couple, both University of Kansas seniors, plan future and family backgrounds include Overland Park Humboldt Cawker City.
Society editors announce event summaries due 48 hours after each meeting. The telephone line 431 4100 provides deadlines and submission details for local social calendars and society notices.
Sorghum Valley Grange presented 25 year certificates and pins to members at the grange hall. Lloyd Taylor Mrs. Tilford Ames and Beverly McLaughlin received pins. Nathan Hole state overseer presented certificates to Taylor and Mrs. Ames. Mrs. Gene Maxwell lit the centennial candle with 19 members and six guests present.
A two day tour August 21 and 22 from Erie will visit the Agricultural Hall of Fame Bonner Springs McCormick Distilling West on Patricia Stevens Career College and Modeling Agency Harry S Truman sports complex and library River Quay and a continental plane at the new International Airport. Lunch at the airport and meals at Country Club Plaza and Stephenson's Apple Farm are planned. The Starlight Theater production Sound of Henry Mancini is featured. Bus departs Erie 6:00 am and Tioga Hotel 6:25 am. Cost 22.60 singles 50.60 couples. Reservations through the extension office in the Erie courthouse.
Lois Carlson discussed completing record books at the Up and Atom 4 H Club gathering on August 6. Ribbons went to parents who helped clean the fair grounds. Programs included talks on brushing teeth and crocheting, a nails demonstration, a safety talk on drunken driving, an illustrated piece Hangin Around, and a piano solo. August birthdays noted for several members.
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