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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1972
Page
3
The We Who Club held a summer contest among therapy nutrition hobbies and exercise groups. The exercise group won by losing the most weight and was entertained by the others with a luau featuring Hawaiian music singing and dancing. Fruit salad was served from a scooped watermelon.
Cheryl Krone a 16 year old senior Girl Scout from 713 S. Larson is selected for a national opportunity. She will join 117 scouts from across the nation December 25 to January 9 at Camp Welaka Jupiter Florida. Florida scouts will visit other states during the event.
The piece explains poison ivy oak and sumac risks, transmission myths, and prevention. It advises thorough washing with soap and water after exposure, note masking of blister fluid, and provides steps for soap washing, cold compresses, calamine, and seeking medical care for severe cases. It also instructs how to clean clothing and gear to remove residues.
Lime juice ginger and coriander marinate four pound country style ribs cut into one inch pieces. Refrigerate eight to ten hours then grill slowly over a glowing bed of coals for about an hour. Serve with tomatoes crusty bread and piccalilli.
A brief recipe note on cooking chicken until crisp and brown in an hour. The dish serves six and is described as occasionally to keep from drying out.
A reader rebuts a claim about undergarments and Cooper's Droop with surgeon’s anecdotes while a teen recounts a drug induced crisis. The letter column features warnings about drug use, self harm, and the chaotic aftermath of an acid binge, ending with a courteous reply from Ann Landers.
A reader notes unclaimed clothes burden cleaners, taking space and tying up funds for 90 days. Postal reminders are sent, then items are held six months before being donated. A separate tip praises a small sponge squeegee for quick floor cleanup and notes its usefulness.
Jan Marie Couk and John Arthur Anderson exchanged vows on August 6 in Fairplay Colorado. The Rev R Loorman officiated at South Park Presbyterian Chapel. Parents are Wanda Couk and R A Couk Berryville Arkansas and Fred E Anderson and Mrs. Iola. Attending were Janet Sandage Chanute and Pat Haire Iola. The bride is a 1970 graduate of Chanute High School. The groom is a 1969 graduate of Iola High School and attended Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia.
Modern Study Club members gathered at Mrs. Leste Lawrence’s home for a Middle East themed coffee. Hostesses were Mimes Lawrence chairing with David McCune John Nation Robert Koch and E O Morris. Yearbooks were distributed and a theme “The Understanding Heart” was outlined. A Persian rug purse flags and candy were displayed.
Mrs. James Dowell was honored by the Holly Mothers Club with a farewell coffee at Mrs. Charles Stroh's home. The occasion marked Dowell's move to San Angelo Texas, and she received a farewell gift.
Mrs. Richard Goodnough led a Town and Country Extension Homemakers Unit lesson on how first impressions shape social interaction through attire. She traced fashion shifts from kings and politicians to entertainers, noting current trends and enduring themes like beards, beards’ symbolism, and the return of classic styles.
Tribune invites notes on social events with 48 hour post meeting deadlines and seven days post wedding ceremonies for photos. Tuesday August 29 features Ladies Day Golf at Chanute Country Club 11 a.m. and Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The last remaining state law banning the teaching of evolution was struck down in 1970 when Mississippi's Supreme Court ruled the anti evolution statute unconstitutional.
The Rev. Minnie Thompson was honored at a farewell party by the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God. After six years as pastor she resigns due to a sister’s illness and will live with Mrs Norma Linn in South Coffeyville, Oklahoma while continuing ministry in the area.
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