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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1969
Page
3
A selection of Ann Landers columns covers a man told to cut hair or wear a hairnet at work and a troubling tale of a 10 year old girl and her 19 year old brother. The editor weighs in on health rules and family dynamics and notes expert opinions on the problematic relationships.
Numerous club meetings and study groups fill the two day schedule from Dec 2 to Dec 3. Organizations include United Brethren in Christ Women’s Missionary Association Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple and more with times from 1:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
James Hoggard presented fifty year pins with assistance from Mrs. Robert Martin Mrs. Ford Johnson and Mrs. Klint C Johnson. Recipients included Pavlen Moeller Mrs Nezzell Cowan and several others. Wayne Taylor sang Memories in their honor. About 150 attendees, a complimentary dinner, and memoriam for Jessie Osborn and William Gough marked the event.
Dear Heloise offers kitchen tips for washing fresh yellow squash and removing sand by peeling with a potato peeler. Advice to choose small tender squashes and avoid large ones.
More than three thousand slightly used bridge decks were boxed for distribution to Miami area hospitals and service groups. The cards come from ten days of play at the American Contract Bridge League fall national championships.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bringle announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Joan to Richard Eugene Workman son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Waller. Barbara Joan Bringle a Chanute High School graduate works for Southwestern Bell Hutchinson. Richard Workman attended Cherryvale schools and works for Superior Boiler Works Hutchinson. A January wedding is planned.
The Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas sponsor a statewide contest for factual pioneer stories in Kansas. Prizes go to first second and third, $25 $15 and $10, for unpublished pieces under 750 words postmarked by December 25 and mailed to Mrs. Frank W. Boyd, Contest Chairman, Mankato 66956.
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