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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1969
Page
4
Ann Landers answers readers on smoking dangers. She notes rat studies show no lung cancer in rats exposed to cigarette smoke, but warns humans face substantial health risks from smoking, including heart disease, emphysema and lung cancer, with risks rising with quantity and early start.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription options for in and out of town readers, with annual, semi annual, quarterly, and monthly prices. It also notes Chanute post office boxholder rates and carrier delivery charges, along with AP membership and rights.
Heloise warns against placing lights on metal trees due to heat and fire risk. She advises using lights per manufacturer, unplugging before sleep, inspecting needles, and avoiding defective strings. Recommends real live trees with earth balls for future use. Includes reader tips on key rings, dumplings, and pocket checks.
United Presbyterian Women meet at the church at 2 p.m. Chanute Toastmasters at 6 30 p.m. First Baptist Church WMS circle meetings list several hosts and addresses for Grace Hill, Mrs Mildred Jeffers, 215 North Franklin, Marjorie Sharp, Mrs Lilly Marisch, 123 North Forest, Charlotte Worley, Mrs Hazel McCoy, R 4 all at 2 p.m. Alcott PTA Study Group at 9 a.m. Seamona EHU luncheon and Christmas party at 11 a.m.
Business and Professional Women met at the Tioga Hotel for an old fashioned Christmas program led by the Torchlighters. Ruth Shannon opened with the club collect and flag salute, and Elizabeth Peiper invited members to Neosho Junior College Little Theater for the upcoming event. Transportation was arranged by the committee and Group 10-Plus performed with Harold Tarpley directing music.
Neosho Valley EHU met Friday with 11 members and four guests. Mrs. Lynn Erickson was installed as president and other officers include Nina Jackson vice president Don Horton secretary Hugo Larson treasurer. Harmony EHU held its annual Christmas party with turkey dinner at Big Creek Church and a gift draw plus a goodie walk. The next meeting is January 2 hosted by Mrs. Ethel Rush and Mrs. Charles Larson.
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