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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1960
Page
3
The passage asks five usage and pronunciation queries. It covers tightening phrasing, stressing the verb in contractions, selecting the misspelled word fallibility, defining puissant as powerful with an example, and naming specious as a word meaning plausible yet false.
Quick fix in a home tip style. The article suggests turning the bottle upside down and applying a drop or two of remover around the cap edge, waiting a moment, then righting the bottle to loosen the cap.
In a brief public notice the Chanute Tribune lists details for a household address program. It notes a thirty five cent coin amount and five cent per item misprint with mail class and return instructions to old Chelsea Street New York. It asks readers to print name address zone and pattern clearly for processing.
The article urges planning from the start of the term with daily review. Study a little each night, work with peers, predict questions, and practice using past mistakes. Maintain self confidence backed by preparation, and ensure physical readiness with sleep and a good breakfast.
Readers list numerous households hosting Christmas dinners and gatherings. Names, addresses, and relatives from Wichita to Topeka appear, noting guests from Aurora Colorado to Garden City and Tulsa. The long roster highlights extended families visiting over the holiday.
Hulda Parker chapter opens installation at 8 30 p m Tuesday December 27 at the Masonic Temple Sunflower chapter meets at 7 30 p m Wednesday December 29 at the Masonic Temple.
Nancy Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Harris will wed Ronald Chandler son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Chandler January 28. A miscellaneous shower honoring her was hosted by Mrs Robert Allen and Mrs Hugh T Jones Jr at the Jones home with many guests from Topeka and surrounding towns.
Carols were sung and gifts exchanged at the Wilson class Christmas party in the fellowship rooms of the Methodist church Wednesday night. Mrs. Earnest Wilson gave a Christmas poem and letters from former members were read. Mrs. Wilson received an autographed quilt with all class members’ names. Gifts were also given to Mrs. H. C. Miller and Mrs. A. A. Miller. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ruth Erwin and her committee.
A partial readers' list appears in this Chanute Tribune FAQ issue dated Tuesday December 27 1960. The text names numerous individuals including Robert Hamar Gough Charles Henshall and others in a miscellaneous roster.
Recipe for corn fritters with flour baking powder salt cornmeal eggs milk and butter. Mentions James LeRoy son of Mr and Mrs James L Pruitt 20512 N Forest Neosho born December 14 at Memorial Hospital.
Instructions note a quick preparation time of 3 minutes and a drain on absorbent paper. Serve immediately with maple syrup. The recipe yields about 3 dozen pancakes.
The Baby Is Named Terri Arlene daughter of Cleo E. Harris 1002 S Malcolm born December 6 at Neosho Memorial Hospital Phillip Wayne son of F G Stich Earlton born November 23 Neosho Memorial Hospital Lolita Janette daughter of Roy Lowry 22 S Denman born December 6 Neosho Memorial Hospital Stephen Wayne son of Don R Cooper R 3 born December 14 Neosho Memorial Hospital
Modern Etiquette explains that mailing invitations in the bride’s brother’s name is acceptable when parents are deceased. It also discusses who should offer congratulations and whether an office employer should be invited based on the nature of their relationship.
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