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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1971
Page
4
Readers discuss sheet turning to cut washing, using clean fibers, and shaking sheets before washing. A note on reshaping bedding to reduce oils and dirt buildup. Another reader explains motivation to lose weight through old suitor and husband dynamics. A final tip suggests freezing leftovers labeled soup seed to compose quick soup.
Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Shively announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Marie Shively to Michael Roy Phillips, with plans for a May 27 wedding. Nancy, a 1970 Chanute High School graduate, will finish at Neosho County Community Junior College and works in the college library. Michael is a 1971 CHS graduate employed at the Service Co op. The notice notes local residence and contact details.
Buffalo Chapter 408 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers at the Masonic Hall. Ruth Stevens led as stalling officer with Nell Kappa as marshal and Cosalie Raifsnyder as chaplain, among others. New officers included Harry Orendorff and Ruth Orendorff as worthy patron and matron, Charles Lewis and wife as associate patron and matron, Ruby Robertson as secretary, Marie Brock as treasurer, and multiple conductresses and warders. A silent prayer honored the late Lula Houston. Hempen received a past patron pin and camping trip. Refreshments were hosted by local residents. want ads urged reading.
Members of Rebekah Lodge 158 held a covered dish dinner at IOOF hall with a Christmas program. Debbie and Peggy Carlson played a piano duet as carols were sung with Irene Moore accompanying. Ruth Shannon and others were named to the auditing committee and Marie Gibson elected a trustee. Lingerie classes are planned January 17 and 14 at the county courthouse in Erie with Lois Carlson leading.
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