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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1959

Page

2

Kansas Jucos Expect Gain of 10 Per Cent

Kansas public junior colleges forecast a ten percent enrollment rise this fall with 5 000 students expected, up from 4 487 last year. Dean Karl M Wilson notes 2 210 admission transcripts already filed and cites expanded guidance testing and enhanced programs in science mathematics and foreign language across Cha nute Coffeyville Dodge City Garden City Hutchinson Independence Pratt and others.

Kansas Public Karl M. Wilson Coffeyville College Dean Wilson Kansas Chanute Coffeyville Dodge City Garden City Hutchinson Independence Pratt Arkansas City Highland Kansas City Wilson

Walnut Wilkins Marries McNary in Walnut Methodist Church

Walnut and Wichita couples unite July 25 as Rev. Travis Siever and Rev. Hubert Hahn officiate at the Walnut Methodist Church wedding. The bride, Judith Wilkins, wears a taffeta gown with Chantilly lace and a chapel train, attended by relatives and friends. The reception follows in the church parlors, with the couple residing at 2551 F Hills, Wichita.

Walnut Carol Wilkins J. R Wilkins H. Duane McNary Wichita H. B. McNary Saheta Walnut Methodist Church Travis Siever Hubert Hahn Harvey McFarland Judi Matthews Herington Charles Clark Wilma Wilber Belleville Barbara DeLange Girard Merilene Melinda Hodgson Little River Cheryl Gordon Wetmore Janie Meinke DeSoto Jerry Mitchell Kurt Meinke Otto Knary Sabetha Merlin Strahm Emporiahilip Kansas Gas and Electric Co Kansas State University Manhattan Ernes Murray Owasso Okla Walnu Louis Church Burns Diane Mische Milo Ernest Cloud Frank Dowling Bill Arck Helen and Mary Hill Janie Westhoff Kathleen McClung Bobby Jimmie Lowe Johnny Bill McClintick Darrel Hart Walnut Wonder Workers Crawford County Oswego Alfred Holding

Second Month of Steelworkers Strike Expands Nationwide

Half a million steelworkers began the second month of the nationwide strike in New York. The stoppage has halted most U.S. steel output, idled over 107000 workers in allied sectors, and cost about 1.5 billion dollars in wages and production. Negotiations resume Monday as union seeks annual wage increases tied to a licent hourly package.

New York

Chemical by products of bituminous coal totals immense

The article notes there are over 200,000 chemical by products derived from bituminous coal highlighting the vast chemical potential and variety found in coal processing.

Favorite Recipe Buttermilk Rolls From Chanute Tribune

A home recipe for buttermilk rolls uses yeast, lukewarm water, buttermilk sugar shortening salt soda and egg with flour to form a soft dough. After rising in a warm place the rolls are shaped and baked at 400 degrees for 15 to 25 minutes. The Chanute Tribune invites readers to submit recipes judged by Mrs. Kermit Adelgren with a $1 prize per winning submission.

The Chanute Tribune Chanute, Kar Kermit Adelgren Echoo

Great Books Group Organized in Chanute

A Great Books discussion group is organized at Chanute Public Library with no fee or entrance requirements. Meetings begin Aug 25 at 7 30 p m and run Aug 25 26 27 then twice monthly for three years. Coordinated by Raymond Johnson with University of Chicago and Encyclopedia Britannica, co-leaders lead reading and discussion.

Chanute Chanute Public Library Public Library Raymond Johnson Dallas Southwest Area University of Chicago Lin Johnson Kansas University Carter Brookhart Brookhart

How to avoid smoke odor when cooking pancakes

The answer suggests rubbing the griddle with a cloth bag of salt to avoid using grease. Another method is folding a strip of bacon over the surface to impart a thin fat coating. A separate tip recommends mixing salt in soapy water for poison ivy control and applying two treatments. Maine's forests cover 16 million acres.

Don Sutcliffe to receive aeronautical degree at Wichita

Donald Lloyd Sutcliffe 21 son of Mr and Mrs Joe Sutcliffe 131 S Grant will graduate from the University of Wichita Sunday with a bachelor of science in aeronautical engineering He is active in Phi Delta Theta Sigma Gamma Tau Institute of Aeronautical Sciences American Rocket Society and Engineering Council He will join Boeing Wichita Division in Advance Design Configuration Aerodynamics His twin Ronald Sutcliffe earned a BA in business and will report to Stead Air Base Reno Nevada with the Air Force.

Donald Lloyd Sutcliffe Joe Sutcliffe S. Grant University of Wichita Sutcliffe Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity Sigma Gamma Tau National Honorary Aeronautical Engineering Fraternity Institute of Aeronautical Sciences American Rocket Society Interfraternity Council Engineering Council Boeing Aircraft Boeing Wichita Ronald Wichita University Stead Air Base Reno Nev Air Force

Windsor prison cow tops county butter output

In Windsor Ontario a prison cow named 1571 produced 102 pounds of butterfat in May, leading Windsor County. Agricultural agent Bill Stone notes the inmate cow’s standout dairy yield. Separate: Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller plans to fly to London Sunday night for her son Steven’s wedding to Anne Marie Rasmussen in Norway next week.

Windsor Bossy Windsor State Prison Windsor County Bill Stone New York Nelson. A. Rockefeller London Steven Anne Marie Rasmussen Sogne Norway

Old Fashioned Corn Chowder From A Historic Recipe

Break up the carcass and simmer with bones in water and vegetables. Boil gently for two hours, strain, and add diced carrot cream style corn and dill. Season with salt pepper white pepper and dill, then skim fat if desired. Makes six servings.

Thayer Auxiliary Hosts and Members Attend Social Events

Mrs. Milo Hazen entertained American Legion Auxiliary officers at coffee with red rose decor. Attendees included Bernice Walt Roy Beeman Dale Anderson Carl Studebaker Verne Elliott Mont Gelwix Joe Burt and Wendy Elliott. Final picnic set for Aug 20 at 7 pm at Legion hall and a Sept 11 meeting planned with Verne Elliott. Nine other notices cover visits, family trips and gatherings across Thayer and nearby towns.

Thayer Milo Hazen American Legion Auxiliary Mmes Bernice Walt Roy Beeman Dale Anderson Carl Studebaker Verne Elliott Mont Gelwix Joe Burt Wendy Elliott Aken Auxiliary Legion Legion Hall Legion and Auxiliary Frank Colborn Belle Price Marie Walt R. B. Snyder Halstead John Christie Christie Clifford Stafford Keith Stafford Lemoyne Cleo Stafford Larry Rash Herry Rash J. S. Burt Bob Vernon Gildart el Dorado Jim Hannon Wade Justin Edna Glenn Thornton Verna Wallace Visalia Calif Martin Raida H. M. Minnich Wallace Bill Brewer II Jesse Johnston Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Alvin Burton Kansas City Norfolk Willis Tuxhorn Jean R. A. Bethel Kingston, Mo Jack Bethel Baker, Neb Bethel Minnich Frank Kash Emporia Marvin R. Reed U. S. Air Force Japan Jean Minnich Moran Elk Creek Bob Colborn Harold Stafford Janice Stafford Burlington Martin Riggle

Dog Attack Injures SevenYearOld in Joplin

In Joplin Missouri a seven year old boy, Phillip Wade, was severely bitten by a large dog near his home. Police are investigating the incident as neighbors report a menacing animal alert in the area.

Joplin, Mo Phillip Wade

Boy undergoes 22 hour surgery in Joplin hospital

The Galena Kansas police hold a dog for observation after a Friday incident. The boy from Galena was taken to Joplin for a 22 hour surgery and is listed with parents Mr. and Mrs. Neal Wade.

Galena Kan Joplin Neal Wade

Zoo Closes for Hippo Birth at Swope Park

Kansans City AP reports Swope Park Zoo closed the main building Friday for the birth of Cleopatra II’s hippo calf. The sign announced the zoo would reopen later the same day so visitors could see the 40-pound baby as Petena approaches two years old.

Kansas City Swope Park Zoo Zoo Hippo Cleopatra II Cleo Petena

Better English five quiz questions on rain pronunciation and captious use

The user provides five English usage items. They discuss a preferred form for a rain sentence, pronunciation of facetious, misspelled word among four options, meaning of captious, and a word meaning courteous polished. The answers outline the preferred form It looks very much as IF it WERE going to rain the second syllable presumptuous captious means apt to catch at faults and urbane means courteous polished.

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