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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
3
A summer friendly dessert and savory dish guide. Chocolate Clusters blend corn flakes rice cereal and peanut butter chocolate coating then set for serving with ice cream. Heavenly Creme combines cream cheese sugar eggs vanilla and whipped cream over a crumb crust and freezes into bars. A beef tomato pea casserole uses ground beef onions celery flour rice cereal and a savory bake with a cold set finish.
The Women's Chamber of Commerce met in Tioga Hotel Pine Room for a luncheon. Mrs. Nation presided and Mrs. Hall reported on city beautification. Plans called for new displays on Main Street vacant buildings and push to secure more spaces. The Senior Chamber-sponsored Passion Play will be Sept 17 and 18, with 60 cast members and a 30-voice chorus under Harold Tarpley. volunteers were urged to sell tickets and assist in the Chamber office.
Mrs Helen Johnson of Route 2 and W E McCoy of 1623 South Ashby were married Monday evening at 6 with Judge John F Young officiating a double ring ceremony at his residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jim McCoy and Roy Lee. A dinner at Tic Tok Restaurant in Humboldt followed. The couple will reside in a country home. He works for Santa Fe.
The Ladies of Elks met Tuesday evening in the Elk Lodge room with Katherine Munger presiding. Card games yielded winners in Bridge Pinochle and Canasta while refreshments were served. next meeting slated for September 17.
A practical tip notes that peeling or coring apples is unnecessary for applesauce. After cooking, run the fruit through a food mill to achieve a smooth texture.
Chanute Tribune edition information lists address Chanute Kansas publisher Dwight McCreight and staff positions. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and AP affiliation, plus subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties.
Families of Rudolph Umbarger and Clara Umbarger and Samuel Miller and Amelia Miller held their third annual reunion in McLachlin Park Thayer on August 18. A basket dinner was served at 12 30. Oldest attendee Guy Umbarger youngest Larry Eugene Umbarger II. Numerous relatives from Chanute Topeka Cincinnati Nevada and more attended with hosts A R Brant and Ed Bussman. Next reunion set for August 1964 in Thayer.
Guests Fern Perkins of Humboldt and Lucille Langham attended the Wesleyan Service Guild meeting at the First Methodist church Tuesday night. After a covered dish dinner a business session was led by Mrs Frank Carter. The study series on Christian Issues in Southern Asia continued under Mrs John Hemphill with assistance from Mrs A Mannoni Mrs Marie McDonald Freda Betts and Ethel Eaton. Coffee was served by Mrs Carter and Miss Betts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lerrens Nelson of 1624 S. Santa Fe hosted five children and their families over the weekend. The gathering included relatives from Colby Tulsa Parsons Tustin and Humboldt. Also noted is Mark K. Rinehart of Humboldt being promoted to airman third class at Keesler AFB Mississippi.
Urbana residents and neighbors gathered around Mrs. Milo Heilman after her hospital discharge. Ora Heilman Mabel Stich Mrs May Gillett and Butch along with Bertha and Ralph McMillen offered support. A sister and husband Shan Holtzer of Montana called Sunday. Roy Triplett visited Ernest Gillett Wednesday evening. Gerry Snyder of Wichita and Max Gough also visited. Chuck and Lisa of Chanute dined with John and Ewen Wednesday.
The WSCS group met at the church Friday afternoon with Rev. and Mrs. Greenough and their sons as guests. Enoch Davis of Cherryvale visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Scott, Friday afternoon. Jess Shoaf died suddenly Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shackleford and daughter of Kansas City visited the Bells over the weekend. A covered dish supper and sermon were held at Roper church Sunday evening. Arvel Kindrick visited Chanute on business Friday afternoon.
Shelton Propst, commander of the 5 B District of the Veterans of World War II, presenting ten counties in southeast Kansas, reports official visits and inspections complete except Parsons. The district meeting will be held in Parsons this Sunday with a covered dish luncheon.
Mr and Mrs John Hargrave of 203 West 3rd street have completed a two week vacation in Colorado and returned home.
Guests of Mrs C C Cowen at 804 S Evergreen host her son and his family Mr and Mrs Lewis Ingle Marty Lu James and Suzanne from Naperville Illinois They also visit Mrs Ingle's mother Mrs Lucy Bond at 510 W 6th
Mr and Mrs Leland Crapson Kathy Jimmy and Jeffrey of 1265 Larson returned home after ten weeks in Greeley Colorado where Crapson studied for his doctorate in mu lemon or orange rind used in prune recipes and he completed oral and written comprehensive exams becoming a candidate for the degree
Readers respond to Ann Landers advice column Seeing Red about mother in law babysitting, with letters praising and criticizing the stance. Contributors from Battle Creek Norfolk London Oakland Denver and Kansas City share experiences of mother in law interference, tidying inclinations, and family dynamics. The piece notes copyright 1943 and invites letters to The Chanute Tribune.
The Victory Home Demonstration Unit held an ice cream social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Waggoner R 1. Guests included Tony Collins and family Laura Bower Laura Truster and Janet Arthur. Mrs. Waggoner’s birthday was honored. A short business meeting was led by president Wilbur Thompson. Home made ice cream and cake were served in the evening.
Chanute’s Wednesday edition presents local briefs and notices from August 21 1963. Read summaries of community events, public affairs, and school activity with brief notes and names of involved organizations.
A short ad-like note promotes Doan's Puls for convenience, urging readers to choose the large size. It reads like a quick marketing prompt encouraging immediate purchase.
Social calendar lists United Presbyterian Women sewing at the church 9 am Thornburg HOU and a 7 pm picnic at 99 Park. Thursday Bridge Club meets Mrs H M Bauer 112 E 4th 1 30. Friday includes Wilson Class Methodist Church 16 am Senior Citizens Memorial Building 1 30 pm Executive Committee CWF Christian Church 1 30 am TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall 1 30 em.
Petrolia school will open August 30 with a half day session and the bus on its regular route. First grade pupils must bring birth and health certificates. Full day classes begin September 3 after the Labor Day holiday.
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