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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
3
The article suggests abundant peas at low prices due to a crop boom and offers a variety of party food ideas. Recipes include Swiss salad with peas and cheese, hot soup garnishes, green pepper and onion consomme, tomato soup punch, blue cheese logs with nuts, nut log with walnuts, DIY mini pizzas, coffee cake with cinnamon sugar, and a festive pumpkin pie leaf crust.
The Associated Press reports livestock prices remain high this week while beef pork and lamb production dips in 1965. Retail prices rise at some stores with canned fruits and vegetables expected to cost more in coming months. Peaches asparagus corn tomatoes lower than last year but peas increase. Staples such as cabbage potatoes onions are plentiful. Frozen orange juice concentrate stocks exceed usual levels and prices fall. Bread prices rose about 1 percent in 1965 and may increase in 1966 due to high protein wheat shortages and higher processing costs. Butter and eggs trend lower across regions this week.
Hulda Parker Chapter OES held installation at the Masonic Temple Tuesday night with Mrs. Imelda Adelgren and Ver Nie C. Steele named worthy matron and patron. Numerous officers were installed including associate matron Mrs. Joe Wasser and secretary Mrs. Edgar Gilbert.
Social calendar item noting a Wilson class at the First Methodist Church on Friday at 1 a.m. details unclear from the brief entry.
A reader questions a top psychiatrist modeling unprofessional behavior while noting effective therapy. The piece includes several letters about personal ethics, homework help, and advice from Ann Landers on relationship and parenting issues.
Christmas is over but memories stay as clerks fix sizing mistakes and shoppers reflect on festive purchases. Betty Williams seeks a suitable gift while house guests depart satisfied, and travelers appreciate a calm end to the holiday period.
Children lament the lack of snow as Christmas gifts and seasonal sights fade. A grand Christmas tree, once festooned with sleds and skates, now appears bare after packages disappeared and the season winds down.
When baking cupcakes fill the pans no more than two thirds full to prevent overflow. Overfilled pans cause batter to spill over the edges and the cakes become hard to remove and unattractive.
Dr and Mrs Duff D Wagoner announce the engagement of their daughter Nada Eileen Wagoner to Russell Kent Dobson son of Mr and Mrs Howard R Dobson. Nada is a senior and active in sororities and university groups. The wedding is set for June 5 at the First Methodist Church.
Dr. William C Menninger 66 president of the Menninger Foundation Topeka Kan is undergoing examination and tests at the Mayo Clinic He was admitted Monday to Rochester Methodist Hospital and is accompanied by his wife
A 1965 notice in The Chanute Tribune invites readers to send problems to Ann Lenders for assistance and asks for stamped self addressed envelopes. The message reflects a community help service offered by the newspaper.
The Kansas City YMCA will host a pre-release center for 15 young men who have committed federal offenses. The Bureau of Prisons approved a contract with the YMCA to establish the center guiding inmates in the 17 to 27 age range who have served part of their sentences in federal reformatories.
About 175 people attended a Nada Wagoner concert sponsored by the St. Cecilia Club at the First Methodist Church on Wednesday night. She opened with Bach and performed Messiah arias, with a first part ending after Massenet. After intermission she sang works by Schumann Rachmaninoff Barber Woodman Manning and Malotte.
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