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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
3
Readers share simple methods for a warm moist compress using a double boiler heat and apply technique checks. A wood floor care tip uses wax and steel wool to prevent marks. Also notes on gift giving and DIY ice bags from old towels and a church society meeting recap.
Barbara Bender, Chanute High School graduate class of 1968, practices teaching in a Kansas State University cooperative multi instruction teacher education center in Shawnee Mission. The full semester program replaces the usual six to nine weeks and lasts through the spring term. Bender is a senior in elementary education at K State and will graduate in spring. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Bender Sunrise Beach Missouri former Chanute residents.
Mr and Mrs George Defenbaugh announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Marie to Larry W Harding son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Harding of rural Erie. Kathleen is employed at Stark State Bank and a 1970 Erie High School graduate. Larry teaches at Louisburg High School and is a Joint Rural High School and Kansas State Teachers College alum. An April wedding is planned.
Mr and Mrs George Wall announce the engagement of their daughter Georganna to DeWayne Jarred son of Mr and Mrs Dorrall E Jarred Humboldt Miss Wall is a senior at Iola Jarred a graduate of Humboldt High School and enrolled in the heavy equipment course at North Central Kansas Area Vocational Technical School Beloit Wedding plans are indefinite.
Neosho County Association for Mental Health approved funding for a seminar on child abuse in Humboldt and financed a weekend college student workshop in April with the theme Awareness of Self. Scholarships were awarded to George Imhoff, Marcia Knapp, and Cherla Heaton. a four person Osawatomie state hospital panel discussed programs and treatment.
The We Who Club held a February Valentine exchange in Sawyer Hall. Mrs. Louis Junod led the business session. Mrs. Thom as Hayden won the angel of the month for January weight loss. New members were Mrs. Charles Steffen, Mrs. Howard Rutledge, Mrs. Glen Small, and Mrs. James Shea. Mrs. Shea won the door prize. Twenty pounds lost were reported by 29 members and three guests: Mrs. Esther Carr Garnett, Mrs. Reuben Willis, and Mrs. Lilly Rowley.
Colfax Baptist Women Missionary Society meets at 2 p.m. Mrs. Glenn Hanson hosts. St Mary and St Margaret’s Chapter at Grace Episcopal Church 1 30 p.m. Neosho Valley Coin Club 7 30 p.m. BPW Club dinner 6 45 p.m. Sorghum Valley Grange 7 30 p.m. United Commercial Travelers noon luncheon at Tioga Hotel. Martha Circle Otterbein United Methodist 2 p.m. Men of Westview Baptist 6 30 p.m. Christian Women’s Fellowship 1 30 p.m. Big Creek Methodist Women 9 a.m. UMW circles meet at various locations 2 p.m. Naomi 2 p.m. Orpah 1 3 p.m. Ruth 1 30 p.m. Rachel 1 30 p.m. United Presbyterian Women executive board 9 30 a.m. Earlton Extension Homemakers 1 30 p.m. Thursday Feb 10 Sweet Adelines 7 30 p.m. Exercise Launching Pad 9 a.m. Autumn Mothers Club 1 p.m. Tioga Extension Homemakers 2 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary dinner 6 30 Holly Mothers Club 1 30 Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers 1 30 p.m. Merry Mothers 1 p.m. Stewardess Board 7 p.m.
Lois Van Cleave receives a $500 4H scholarship for home economics work. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad funded the award and covered her expenses to the national 4H conference in Chicago last year. She is a sophomore at Kansas State College of Pittsburg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Van Cleave.
Teenage writer explains an intense vomiting reaction to meals in restaurants and at homes, relating the problem to anxiety and embarrassment. The letter notes sensitivity despite liking home cooking and weight concerns, seeking guidance from Ann Landers.
Harmony Extension Home makers Unit held a Friday meeting at Mrs. Cecil Arnett’s home with a Scandinavian breads display. Mrs. Clyde Sellegren led the Scandinavian foods lesson, with samples prepared by Mrs. Sellegren and Mrs. Arnett. The group discussed Finland’s tradition of seven pastries and an international relations lesson. Mrs. Don Baker presided at the business session. Spring Extension Homemakers Ten announced for March 8 in Erie. Nine members attended, plus guests Mrs. Arnett, Mrs. Sellegren, and nine children.
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