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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1966

Page

3

Christmas Seal Workshop At TB Hospital

A Christmas Seal workshop and program were held Tuesday at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. Dr. Jose F. Gonzalez discussed Tuberculosis Today and Harold H. Geer spoke on Services Provided by Tuberculosis Associations. A filmstrip on Cigarettes and Health was shown.

Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Jose F. Gonzalez Tuberculosis Associations Harold H. Geer Bruce Burris Neosho County Clark

Neosho County Plans Two Homemaker Activities

Neosho County Home Agents approved two events. The Christmas Crafts Fair will be September 27 at the county fairgrounds. The homemakers fall tour visits Kansas City October 5 and 6 open to all county homemakers with details at the extension office.

Erie Neosho County Homemakers Kansas City

Primatene Tablets Marketed as Safe Without Prescription

Primatene tablets claim to rapidly open locked bronchial tubes and keep airways open for hours. They release trapped air, loosen phlegm, calm panic, and return breathing to normal quickly. Advertisers say the product is safe enough to sell without a prescription in most states. Always carry Primatene.

Autographed Gun Smoke Picture Ties Old Friends

Betty Eldon Penner displays an autographed Doc Adams photo from Gun Smoke. Milburn Stone and Penner were schoolmates in Burrton, sharing a memory from Betty Williams Bretta’s high school days. A note on cotton plants at 105 S Larson, Wichita, and a child outgrowing play school are also mentioned.

Eldon Penner N. Western Doc Adams Penner Milburn Stone Doc Betty Williams Bretta Burrton James Lucas S., Larson Wichita

Heloise Readers Share Handy Household Hints

Readers offer tips from card storage in boxes to protecting front index dividers. Suggestions include using lipstick sticks for kids and ink removal with milk, plus ironing setups and simple sewing aids.

Heloise

Mrs Willmetta Lowe's Works Accepted for Publication

Mrs Willmetta Lowe of Arcadia and former Cha nute resident has two works accepted for publication Memoirs of Our Kansas Heritage and What Is to Be Will Be. Memoirs began twelve years ago and combines eras of Great low mood with early pioneers in Southeastern Kansas. What Is to Be Will Be explores the task of placing parents in a nursing home under the pen name Irvin Frederick.

Willmetta Lowe Arcadia Chanute Kansas

Survey explained at Cha nute Chamber meeting

At a called meeting of the Women s Division of the Cha nute Chamber of Commerce Tuesday noon at the Tioga Hotel, Jack Groves explained the procedures for the tourism survey. Forms were distributed to the 15 attendees. Chairman Mrs. Scherel Booe conducted the meeting.

Chanute Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel Jack Groves Scherel Booe

Neosho Valley 4-H Busy Bees Hold All Day Meeting

Mrs. Robert Lopeman led an all day 4-H meeting with Ever Ready members. Sharlene Parker demonstrated buttered lima beans and centerpiece judging while Vickie Rauhoff, Sally Casey, and Debbie Chaney showcased dishes and table setting. Twelve judging classes were conducted by Lopeman with luncheon guests Dororthy Rauhoff and Doug Lopeman.

Neosho Valley Robert Lopeman Sharlene Parker Vickie Rauhoff Sally Casey Debbie Chaney Dorothy Rauhoff Doug Lopeman Lopeman

Grant for Training at Colwich Skilled Nursing Home

The Labor Department grants $1 572 for on the job training of 18 unemployed persons at Colwich Skilled Nursing Home in Colwich Kansas.

Washington The Labor Department Colwich Kan

Nancy Unden Engaged to James E McCoy

Mr and Mrs Chester Uden announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to James E McCoy MA2 USN son of Mr and Mrs Edward A McCoy Yates Center Miss Unden a 1963 Midway High School and 1965 Chanute Junior College graduate is employed at Man ley Transfer Co Inc McCoy a Hum bollt High School 1961 graduate and IBM automation school alum serves aboard USS Bushnell homeported Key West Fla A December wedding is planned.

Chester Uden R. 2 Nancy James E. McCoy MA2 USN Edward A. McCoy Yates Center Uden Midway High School Chanute Junior College Manley Transfer Co., Inc McCoy Humboldt High School IBM Automation School St. Louis Bushnell Key West Fla

Cynthia Shade and Frederick Cone Wed in Shamokin Church

Cynthia Louise Shade and Frederick Luther Cone married August 20 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Shamokin. The bride, a 1965 Susquehanna graduate and teacher in Charles County Maryland, and the groom, also a 1965 Susquehanna graduate, work at Worcester Foundation in Massachusetts. They will reside in North Grafton, Massachusetts after a wedding trip to New Hampshire.

Cynthia Louise Shade Richard A. Shade II Shamokin Frederick Luther Cone Luther H. Cone Paxinos Trinity Lutheran Church Cone Frederick P. Cone S. Highland Venice New Hampshire North Grafton Mass

Play Day at Chanute Country Club Women Golfers

Mrs Ralph Taylor and Mrs Earl Ostrander co chaired a Women’s Golf Association play day at Chanute Country Club. Fifteen women played morning handicap with Mrs Keith Dodd posting 36 and Mrs Ostrander and Marijorie Cook tied for second with 37. Afternoon low ball handicap team play saw Broadwell and Haines win with 33.

Ralph Taylor Earl Ostrander Women’s Golf Association Chanute Country Club Keith Dodd Ostrander Marijorie Cook Ed Ashley Charles Broadwell Broadwell Dean Haines Dodd Don Brunger E. O. Morris

Mrs Stevens Hosts Torchlighters At Route 3 Home

Mrs Nelle Stevens entertained the Torchlighters Club at her Route 3 home Tuesday evening with ten members and two guests including Mrs Eben Claus and Ethel Davidson. Co-hostesses were Mrs Scherel Booe and Ruth Shannon. Dr Margaret Wolf led a brief business meeting and the evening featured music and entertainment.

Torchlighters Club Nelle Stevens Eben Claus Ethel Davidson Scherel Booe Ruth Shannon Stevens Margaret Wolf

Modern Boston Cream Pie Bake

Two round vanilla cake layers baked from mix are filled with vanilla pudding mix. Top with sifted confectioners sugar and cut into wedges for serving.

Social Calendar for Thursday and Friday Events

Thursday events include Senior Mothers Club at 9 am with Mrs A C Wink 415 W 4th IOOF Hall noon dinner Royal Neighbors of America and Rural Grange meeting at Rural School 7 30 pm Women s Missionary Band at First National Bank Community Room 1 30 pm Friday September 2 We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 pm Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 am Bridge at Country Club 1 30 pm Harmony EH Unit at 919 S Santa Fe 1 30 pm.

A. C. Wink Royal Neighbors of America IOOF Rural Grange Meeting Women’s Missionary Band Yee Avenue First National Bank We Who Club Sawyer Hall Wilson First Methodist Church Harmony EH Lee Francis S. Santa Fe

Pecan Pie Garnish Warns Against Extra Sweetening

The note cautions that pecan pie is already very sweet and advises not to add extra sugar to the whipped cream serving as a garnish.

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