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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1971
Page
3
Practical reader questions and tips cover protecting a baby with a plastic layer on a blanket in rain, using perforated place mats in the shower, guiding newlyweds, and a hyacinth bulb suspended in water for fragrance. The column invites home ideas from readers and notes budget-saving hacks.
The article discusses false positives in venereal disease testing, noting that VDRL is a screening tool and FT A confirms active syphilis. It outlines other conditions that cause positive serology, such as mononucleosis, liver diseases, rheumatoid arthritis, and lupus. It also mentions nonsexual transmission routes and the need for additional tests to rule out syphilis.
Social notes request kept at Tribune office within 48 hours after events and weddings with photos within seven days. Events listed include Duplicate Bridge Club 7 15 p m at Home Savings lounge Builders Class 7 30 p m First Presbyterian Church parlor Fairfield Grange 9 p m Past Matrons Club OFS Mrs Roy Gibson 217 W Main 7 30 p m.
A dated notice instructs readers to call their Tribune carrier and provides a fallback number 431 3400 for 5 30 p m to reach delivery staff if missed.
Chaincomers met at the First National Bank community room Thursday morning with 15 members and four guests. Mrs. Earl Saar presided, with Mrs. Kent Dobson named vice president and Mrs. C. E. Carr secretary. Vacancies filled from Cooperatives move ins. Victory Extension Unit held a basket dinner at Mrs. John Thielan’s home with ten members and families.
New York publisher Holt Rinehart Winston plans a 1.7 million word diary by Washington columnist Drew Pearson. Tyler Abell Pearson's stepson disclosed the deal. Holt expects a solid six figure advance and royalties likely exceeding one million dollars. Aaron Asher said the diary contents reveal what Pearson could not publish in his daily column.
Actress Gloria Swanson signs to play Mrs Baker in the Broadway hit Butterflies Are Free replacing Rosemary Murphy. Swanson will begin Sept 7 and last appeared on Broadway 19 years ago in a major casting return for the show in New York.
Linda Kay Harris became the bride of Stanley Maurice Vann Jr at the New Hope Baptist Church in an Aug 14 double ring ceremony performed by Rev. H. A. Simmons. The couple, with families from California and Tucson, plan to reside in Tucson after Aug. 30.
Dottie Wellington shares a method to make crisp hot bread bites from cheese and rice. Raw rice is blended to cornmeal consistency then mixed with eggs flour butter and cheeses formed into ping pong sized balls and fried until brown.
The August meeting of the Neosho Allen Counties Legal Secretaries was held Tuesday evening in the First National Bank community room. President Mrs. Thomas Saxton led a brief session, appointing Mrs. Charles Barnett employment chair and Mrs. Garnett Moore legal education chair. Nancy Morrow of Iola spoke on a jewelry fashion show, with prizes to Mrs. Hilda Marvin Mrs. Rusty Alcock and Mrs. Phillip Embry. Refreshments were for 13 members and 13 guests. next meeting is Sept 21.
Advertisers may place display style classifieds by 12 noon the day before. For standard ads call 431 4100. Everyday service follows weekday 9 30 a.m. deadline and 9 a.m. Saturday cutoff.
Dear Not Nice, theodor problem you describe is common and likely originates in insecurity rather than a medical odor. A fifth doctor, a psychiatrist, should help you talk out feelings of worthlessness and insecurity to resolve the problem.
Lois Carlson notes a third tie making option with Tie Makers Guild bias strips from Stacy Fabrics. A new all cotton suedelike fabric, washable and cheaper than real suede, expands apparel uses from jackets to purses. Industrial ultrasonic sewing could transform manufacturing. Dear Ann Landers letter discusses marriage nagging and repair costs. response argues boredom and nagging fuel failure.
Mrs Armstrong said she may donate the home she shared with Louis Armstrong in Queens to New York City. She noted more than 39 000 sympathy letters since his July 6 death and that the house held 28 years of happiness and memories. Grace Slick says no reason to marry Kantner and explains her view on weddings and their baby China.
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