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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1971
Page
3
Jodi Lynette Ogle and Richard Lee Hanson were married at Zion Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m. The couple's parents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Lee Ogle and Mr and Mrs Tuesday at the Zion Lutheran.
Heloise suggests avoiding cooking on New Year’s Day by letting football fans snack on leftovers placed beside the chair. Readers share tips from freezing cranberry sauce to making hors d oeuvres, while Heloise jests about taking a break from chores and invites more reader guidance.
Mickie Flanagan of Washington DC married John C. Kerwitz of Rockford at Sigma Alpha Chapel Northwestern University Evanston Illinois on December 4. Parents Howard Flanagan Chicago and Theresa Kerwitz 910 Tennessee attend. Attendants include Mrs William Clair and Sen Tom Van Sickle. Ushers Dr Richard Dyck and William Clair.
A home care guide urges ready first aid supplies and safe storage for poisons with questions to answer in an emergency. It notes FDA rules require laminated lenses for all US eyeglasses by December 31 except when a clinician finds they fail sight requirements and warns ordinary lenses shatter on impact.
Social events calendar shares meetings and activities at local centers and churches including dates, times, and venues for January. Ann Landers columns offer user questions on social etiquette and household tips with practical resident responses.
Martha Sue Weilert and Michael L. Houseman announce their engagement. Weilert is a 1970 Humboldt High graduate, attends Allen County Community Junior College, and works at F Roy Baker Insurance. Houseman, a 1969 Humboldt graduate, attended ACCJC and works for Monarch Cement. Nuptial mass planned at St. Josephs Church on May 27.
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