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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
3
Readers submit simple, practical tips from cleaning mittens to heating pad fixes. A grandmother crafts a terry cloth mitten with net for blinds and spaces, plus a belt to secure hot pads, and a folding over bed table from a sewing machine.
A string handicap golf tournament was held Tuesday at Chanute Country Club with nineteen participants. Winners were Mrs. Robert Allen first, Mrs. Ray Radford second, Mrs. Richard Ashley third, Mrs. E. O. Morris fourth, Mrs. Dennis Mills fifth, and Mrs. Alma Westle and Mrs. Rex Truitt sixth. Mrs. Jay Tabor chaired the day’s activities. Next Tuesday the women meet at 9 am for a luncheon at noon followed by a 1:30 pm second round.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lambertson observe their 50th wedding anniversary at home in Galesburg with an open house from 2 to 4 p m on Sunday. Married in Erie on August 30 1916 they spent their married life in the Galesburg area and retired from farming six years ago.
New York AP reports broad price hikes this week with bread milk eggs and butter at highs not seen since 1952. Grain fruit and vegetable supplies shrink due to weather and higher labor costs push up lettuce watermelons and other staples. Meat prices show regional variation with beef ribs veal pork and turkey affected and pear crops praised as abundant.
A miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Peggy Haviland was hosted Wednesday night by Mrs. Russell Elliott at 915 West Main. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, with refreshments for Peggy Haviland and numerous friends and relatives from Iola and Fredonia.
The calendar lists events at First Christian Church at 1 30 p m for Senior Citizens with ride calls, a meeting of the We Who Club, Wilson Class at First Methodist Church at 10 a m and a bridge session at the Country Club at 1 30 p m.
Guidance stresses preheating oven prior to baking cakes cookies and similar goods. It notes some ranges may not require preheating depending on specifications. Emphasizes following appliance instructions for best results and even browning.
A recipe article presents curried meat loaf with a melon sauce served informal dinners or family meals. It details a large loaf using ground beef, bread, eggs, honey, soy sauce, curry, and salt with pineapple melon fruit sauce and options for sides.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis and R. J. Eric were surprised with a basket supper at their home Wednesday evening for their wedding anniversary and Ellis birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Locke Jr. and Lester Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dryden, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Switzer, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Locke Sr.
STARK-Grant Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs Bernard Smith home with Mrs Frank Thomas as hostess. Eleven members attended. The group earned a blue ribbon for its Milk for All booth at the county fair. Mrs Smith taught a cultural arts music lesson. Visitors included Mrs Fisher and Joan Lee. Secret pals receiving gifts were Mrs Smith, Mrs Simmons and Mrs Cook. Next meeting will be with Mrs George Hazen on Sept 20.
The Ladies of the GAR met at 2 o'clock Tuesday with President Mrs. Emory Lewis presiding. Eight members attended as plans were made for a district meeting at Pittsburg on September 14. The charter was draped in memory of Ross Miller and Mrs. Marie Stipp won the door prize.
Some cooks favor rendering chicken fat to baste a chicken as it roasts. The technique adds moisture and flavor by brushing the meat with the fat released during cooking, helping skin crisp and enrich the dish.
The Fredonia Art Club will hold an Art Fair and Tea on September 11 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the REA Building in Fredonia. The embers will exhibit their work during the event. Admission is free.
Play School Association met Wednesday morning at president Mrs. R. C. Reynolds home 1020 S. Larson. The eleventh year begins Sept. 7 at Evangelical United Brethren Church annex with Mrs. Woodrow F. Bower returning as teacher. Assignments for mother helpers and other plans for the year were set. Officers include Mrs. Gary Upton first vice president Mrs. Dwight Blackwood second vice president Mrs. Boyd Burns secretary and Mrs. Roger Leeseburg treasurer.
The Sunflower EH Unit met in Santa Fe Park for a noon picnic with 16 members present. Mrs. F. J. Meeker hosted and plans for a Christmas fair were made. Mrs. F. L. Burtle taught a Foods to Tempt the Appetite lesson using pictures. Mrs. J. O. Purviance won the door prize.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Degenhardt of Worcester Mass announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel J Degenhardt to Patrick J OConnell on August 20 at Concordia Lutheran Church in Worcester. Mrs OConnell is the granddaughter of F H Krone of 1701 S Evergreen.
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