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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1961
Page
3
The article notes sandwiches in the United States becoming more imposing annually with diverse forms like hero, dogwood, jaw-breaker, and triple decker varieties. It mentions the hamburger evolving into fishburgers, chickenburgers, and cheeseburgers along with a new herbed open-faced hamburger option.
Brown meat with salt oregano mustard pepper and onion for one minute. Stir in tomato juice and cheese until melted. Serve over split buns with tomato slices. Top with buttered tomatoes and bake briefly under a broiler. Serves six.
Recipe for Persimmon Pudding includes flour soda spices butter sugar eggs and persimmon pulp. Steam in a mold for about three hours then serve with Sherry Cream made from heavy cream brown sugar and sherry. Yield 8 to 10 portions.
Pattern 7248 offers a child size jacket with a hood and collar conversion for warmth. Includes directions for sizes 4 through 14 and uses jumbo needles with two strands worsted yarn. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per item for airmail to Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept FP. Old Chelsea Stien New York NY.
The Social Scene lists January activities for church and community groups. Meetings include Womens Missionary Society at Grant Avenue Baptist 1 30 p.m. and First Methodist 2 p.m. plus multiple CWF groups led by local hosts on Grant Forest Lincoln and Franklin Streets. A Murray Hill PTA council session and Beta Delta Epsilon Sigma Alpha events are noted, with dates and hosts as listed.
Fifty-one attended the New Year's Eve party at the home of Nancy and John Willcott at 810 Central. A buffet meal was served. Attendees included Mike Deer Neodesha Jerry Levy Tommy Allen Coffeyville Sandra Stapp Larry Allen Brenda Granger Carole O'Baynick Kansas City Leslie Freeze Overland Park Kent Staab Ellinwood Kay Wilkins Mission Mary Lou Nelson Burlington Carolyn Thompson Kay McMinimy Greg Schultz Mr and Mrs Hugh Hollenshead Dean Daniels Nancy Steeves Roy Braden Mike Fickel Jim York Ric Tribble Kay Blair Steve Wells Robert Banta Jennifer Jordan Bob Barker Jerry Miller Mike Harris Mary Jo Brazil Mr and Mrs Dwane Hill Ronnie Chandler Nancy Harris Joe Casey Mary Casey Tom Whitmer Diana Donaldson Dick Lind Linda Park David Gough Linda Malson Bob Rhodes Bob Baughn Paul Anderson John Freeman Bob Donaldson Jim Ellis Diana Turner and Mr and Mrs Bob German.
The Elks club held a New Year's Eve party Saturday night at the Armory with Steve Stevens' Parsons band providing music. Decorations were organized by Baird Brinkmeyer with a long list of assistants. the article notes the next sunspot cycle is expected in 1968.
About 225 guests attended the Country club New Year’s Eve celebration. The Three Cats and a Kit Ten and the Charles Musselman Quartet provided dance music. Ralph Willcott chaired the event and Hans Herold supplied the decorations. Breakfast followed midnight.
An old classified style notice promotes a Marian Martin pattern kit for grown-up dolls 10 to 22 inches tall. It lists three dresses a blouse pedal pushers a coat and a petticoat with remnants usage. Readers are directed to mail fifty cents plus five cents postage to The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept in New York for pattern 9302 and to include name address size and style number.
The Sala de las Dos Herma nas in Granada's Alhambra gets its name from two large white marble slabs. A Q and A list answers five questions about grammar, pronunciation, spelling, filicide, and a pa- word for making excuses.
Ann Landers answers readers on relationships and finances in three letters. A widow discusses a frugal bachelor, a high school student seeks help to drive, and a reader questions divorce dynamics with guidance on handling finances and dating norms.
The piece answers etiquette questions about wedding decor and manners. It notes canopies are rare at formal weddings while church aisle carpeting remains common. It advises how a woman should tactfully refuse costly or personal gifts and clarifies that fathers need not join the receiving line, with the groom as the essential male member.
The minority Republican report labels the probe into Thomas G. Corcoran a political whitewash. It disputes the subcommittee staff findings that cleared Corcoran of impropriety and accuses the agencies Civil Aeronautics Board and Interstate Commerce Commission of laxity.
Corcoran, a Washington attorney for Midwestern Gas Transmission Co., testified before a subcommittee that he approached three FPC members in late 1959 to speed a pipeline project decision but denied seeking to influence the commission.
Woodstock police caught a drunken duck wandering icy streets on New Year's morning after a brisk chase. Officers Don Liston and Tom Vernie reported the bird flapped and hopped away, then slipped into a garage where it was seized. They suspected the tame duck had enjoyed New Year eggnog.
A Welcome Home luncheon for five of the six 1960 Kansas International Farm Youth Exchange delegates is set for January 14 at Kansas State University in Manhattan. The honored delegates, home-
Four Kansas IFYE alumni are organizing the annual Welcome Home luncheon. Charles Bates of the state 4H club department staff at KSU coordinates the IFYE program in the state. The list of towns and host countries includes Brenda Morgan Goodland Finland Connie Clary St George Ireland Northern Ireland Marilyn Hansen Greenleaf Denmark Harlan Ross Hardy Nob Costa Rica Richard Rankin and Leonard Munger Dodge City now in Pakistan as an IFYE.
The division manager’s office in Pittsburg will close as Claude Martin transfers to Shreveport Louisiana to become superintendent of transportation for the Kansas City Southern and the Louisiana and Arkansas railroads. He served 46 years with KC Southern. Trainmaster’s office and a few workers remain.
New York AP reports Cities Service Co. consolidates exploration production and related activities into Cities Service Petroleum Co. formerly Cities Service Oil Co. Delaware. Headquarters move to Bartlesville Oklahoma. The firm will oversee mineral leaseholds totaling over 4.5 million acres in the United States and 644000 acres in Canada.
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