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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1971
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares tips from readers including using a frying spatter shield to keep hamburger patties on the grill and notes it can also work for hot dogs. Other letters describe repurposing a towel around a metal hanger to prevent creases and creating a personal dumb fund to curb spending.
Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit held a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Lyle Huitt’s home in Highland. Officers installed by advisory council member Mrs. Irvin Brune include President V C Steele Vice President Mildred Barnes Secretary Pearle Wink Treasurer Velma Ogden and Public Relations Chairman Frank Burtle. Retiring president Mrs. Lloyd Dalton led the business session. New member Mrs. Bert Sutton won the door prize and gifts from the tree were handed to members. A noon turkey dinner fed 18 members and two guests, Mrs. Brune and Mrs. Eileen Hurter.
Altoona Midway YWCA held a December meeting at Midway high school with the lesson on community involvement led by Barbara Noah. Ruby Olson led devotions, and members planned a February basketball game while discussing nursing home projects and Christmas birthday remembrances.
William Edward son of Mr and Mrs Edwin H Peters of 815 S Grant born Dec 12. Dennis Lee Jr son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Lee Simmons of 120 S Western born Dec 138. Aimee Jean daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul E Kennedy of 1302 S Central born Dec 14.
Social calendar item lists meetings for Chanute groups on Tuesday December 21 including the Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 am to 4 pm the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary past presidents at Orchid Buffet 6 30 pm the Gem and Mineral Society at Federation Room 7 30 pm the Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant at IOOF hall 8 pm and Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple 6 30 pm.
Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit met at Mrs. Norman Koch’s home for a Christmas story by Mrs. Tina Nooteboom. Members voted to give 15 to the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and collected gifts for Osawatomie state hospital. Thirteen members exchanged gifts. Mrs. Koch was assisted by officers Dorothy Wilson Leo Gottlieb and L. E. Kreider.
A reader writes about a marriage where the husband is neglected and a mistress confesses two lovers. The letter from Ann Landers discusses empty marital debts, nonsexual strain, and a hidden relationship with an unnamed Mr A.
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God held a Thursday meeting at the parsonage with a covered dish lunch and a gift basket for the adopted family. Activities included prayers, devotions, carols, and plans for a Sunday church Christmas dinner and a Monday caroling trip. Additionally the Foursquare Extension Homemakers unit met for a turkey dinner and Christmas program at Sorghum Grange Hall, with gifts prepared for the Osawatomie state hospital and attendees sharing songs like Silver Bells.
Edd and Margaret Hollen of Bear Branch Manchester Ky have been married 82 years seven months 13 days since May 7 1889. He is 105 she is 99 their family includes six of nine children 38 grandchildren and 60 great grandchildren. They credit their faith and mutual support for a long union while sharing a simple kitchen table menu and a note on telephone etiquette from a reader.
At the December High Prairie Pioneers 4H Club meeting members placed last year’s purple seal on the charter during a candlelight ceremony. They planned a December 28 foods project meeting at 2 p.m. and voted to go caroling for the holidays. Officers were named and Wilson County Agent Jack Linn attended.
Members of the First Baptist Church Christian Culture Class shared Christmas memories during a program in the educational building. The 4-H clubs at Erie and the Up and Atom group held December meetings at the courthouse and Presbyterian Church with new officers installed, bake sales, and plans to sing carols at nursing homes followed by a Christmas party at the Colburn home.
A compact guide offers Crisp Hot Dills pickles roasted pecans and sausages in a blazer pan. Each recipe covers ingredients, preparation steps and serving tips, including optional rum flame and gift-worthy roasting.
Mrs. Glen Shockey led the Ruth Circle at Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Thursday in Kay Faulkner’s home. The group studied Peter’s Mother-in-law from Women of the New Testament with devotions by Jim Haines.
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