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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1959
Page
3
Caraway seeds and cheddar cubes elevate a simple batter into a creative bake. Mix flour baking powder salt and sugar with oats and caraway, then stir in egg and milk just until damp. Divide batter into 12 cups, each with a cheese cube, bake at 425 degrees for about 20 minutes.
Dear Ann Landers advises Alberta that her husband’s fear of being blamed for childlessness shakes his ego, suggesting adoption and reduced pressure. The column also covers wedding shower etiquette for grooms and a reader thanking Ann for guidance on dating boundaries and self-respect.
The first meeting of the Great Books discussion group will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Public Library. Mrs Carter Brookhart assisting with the organization says there is room for more attendees. The Declaration of Independence will be discussed at the Tuesday meeting.
Den 5 Pack 9 met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Warren Babcock’s home 611 N Steuben. Six cubs attended with one visitor. The group enjoyed a pool swim and a City Park picnic. Assistant den mother Mrs Lucille Wiles attended.
Mr and Mrs Clyde O Neal of Weir announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ruth to Jerry D Jordan son of Mr and Mrs Riley Baldwin of Galesburg. No wedding date has been set.
The notice states the Tribune is delivered by carrier for 35 cents per week.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Reinhardt hosted a Wednesday evening event for the Big Creek church Sunday School class in rural Erie. The outing featured a hay rack ride to Reinhardt Rock Quarry for a swim followed by a lawn picnic with games. Attendees included Joan Culbertson Ima Jane Lasley Sharron Wood Dixie Schultz Nelda Sue Roberts Sydney Naughton Billie Marie Whitworth June Winder Jackie Spence Marilyn Linda Elliott Ronald Culbertson Gary Malson Gary Redburn Larry Wood Pat Marsh and Bruce Spence. Parents present were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whitworth Mr and Mrs Ray Winder and Claudette with the grandson from Wichita.
Mrs. John Hemphill will present a review of A Cup of Strength at 7 30 p m on August 24. The event, sponsored by the Wesleyan Service Guild, will be held at the First Methodist church with tea served.
Pattern 9032 offers a slim sheath dress with a wide collar for short fuller figures in cot ton crepe or wool. Half sizes 14 2 to 24 4, size 16 needs 4 yards of 35 inch fabric, send fifty cents for pattern plus an address for return.
Chevaliers and Ladies of Chanute Canton and Encampment gathered at the Nathan Hole residence in rural Chanute for a melon feed. Mrs Hole displayed photos from their recent trip to Estes Park.
Cole lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Christie Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lance Elmer Bryant Martin Kaufman Mrs. Elsie Stierwalt Belle Milby Mrs. Irene Moore Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pulliam Mr. and Mrs. Art Coonrod two guests Mrs. Bessie Short of Seibert Colo and Walter Coonrod of Narka, brother and sister of Art Coonrod.
Gladys Workman promotes humor as remedy in life story and bestselling book Only When I Laugh. In Oregon’s Umpqua Valley she and husband Pappy beat illness with optimism, earning national attention from TV networks and a vivid party line pursuit of bear venison and elk.
The Friendly Thimble Club met in the afternoon with Mrs. Margaret Taylor presiding. Mrs. Arthur L. Ogle read scripture as 10 members enjoyed games and refreshments. The next meeting is planned for September 9 hosted by Mrs. Fred Bartholomew at 905 North Garfield.
The Men's Bible class of the Evangelical United Brethren church hosted Bound to Win class members at a watermelon party in Highland Park. Twenty members and six guests attended including Claude Wilkins of Chanute and Mr and Mrs Ross Pauli with three children of Manhattan.
In Long Beach California the Miss Universe pageant ends as organizers announce a new contest called the International Beauty Congress for next year. Contestants will appear in evening gowns play clothes and native costumes and swimsuits will be excluded. Oscar Meinhardt who produced the Miss Universe programs will produce the new show amid dispute over use of the Miss Universe name and required payments from the sponsor.
Mr and Mrs Merle Hobbs announce the wedding of their daughter Carolyn Sue to Donald Lee Zornes son of Mr and Mrs James Zornes. The ceremony will be at the bride’s parents home at 2 30 p m Sunday. All friends and relatives invited.
The Red Sox Little League team and families attended a wiener roast after the last game of the season. The picnic took place at the Evangelical United Brethren Church diamond. Gifts were given to Manager Bill Burghart and Assistant Manager Dale Stemple.
Mrs. Donald Harris at 312 N Highland hosted a Wednesday Thimble Club meeting with members in attendance.
Dewey Portland Cement Co of Kansas City will be bought by American Marietta Co of Chicago. Dewey will become an independent division with kilns and quarries in Davenport Iowa and Dewey Oklahoma. A new Tulsa plant costing 12 million dollars is under construction. American Marietta operates cement plants on the Atlantic seaboard and in the southeast and also makes chemicals industrial finishes inks paints and household products.
Kansas City mayor H Roe Bartle will name a three man commission to investigate the gas fire in Kansas City Kansas. Two firemen died and 17 were hospitalized during the blaze. The panel may hear testimony and report findings to the city council as city officials face public criticism.
The Associated Press reports continued hot and humid conditions from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with no early break in the muggy spell. Overnight temps were mainly in the 70s and daytime highs in the 80s to 90s.
The Chanute Tribune records a hot day with highs reaching 101 degrees at Pickstown South Dakota and 98 at Pikeville Kentucky. A 9 mark at Buffalo set a daily record as scattered nocturnal precipitation was reported and temperatures rose across the Dakotas Pacific Coast and Rockies.
Hawaii becomes the 50th state with a 4 p.m. White House ceremony as President Eisenhower proclaims statehood after a 54 year effort. Gov. Quinn to take oath in Honolulu and Hawaii’s congressional delegation to be sworn in. A new 50 star flag and a 7 cent air mail stamp were announced.
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