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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
3
Heloise suggests adjustable ironing boards cut effort, saving hours over years. Adelle Blaumkamp notes jelly habit, while smoking safety tips advise cold ash disposal in a coffee can. Mary Ellen Jacobs promotes cast iron care, and J R describes freezing ice cream portions in milk cartons. Heloise cannot answer every letter but replies when possible.
The Vilas Homebuilders Unit met with Mrs. Joseph Adelgren and Mrs. Robert Olson assisting. A letter from Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital was read. The Leanna Ladies Aid gathered for a noon luncheon as Mrs. Kenneth Ingels hosted.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen IOOF hall 1 30 p m Sunday Jan 8 1967 Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church dinner 6 30 p m Monday Jan 9 1967 Santa Fe Women's Federation Carpenters Hall 2 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Bldg 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Bldg 7 15 p m Sweet Adelines T B Hospital 7 30 p m St Cecilia Music Club Memorial Building 2 p m
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Edwards announce the engagement of their daughter Eva Irene Edwards to Eugene M. Goff. Eva Irene is a 1965 Chanute Junior College graduate and Kansas State College senior. Eugene is a 1960 high school graduate with farming interests near Hepler and a member of the National Guard in Cherryvale. The wedding is set for June 2.
At Alcott school on Tuesday evening 30 members and 12 parents attended 4 H Club events. Mrs Irvin Lassman presided with Mrs Harold Black as secretary. Safety committee proposed reflective tape on cars and bicycles and safety literature distribution January 15 at a supermarket lot. Program plans included group singing wall decoration music appreciation health parliamentary and recreation with named volunteers.
At the Senior Mothers Club gathering in Corbin's home 719 West Main yesterday, Mrs. A A Miller read I Am the New Year. Devotions were by Mrs Zack Baker with prayer. two meetings a month were approved for next year. Faye Myers was reinstated. Nominating committee Nickerson Dorst and Johnson will report next time. Lily Marisch spoke on Fate of Washington. 15 members attended.
At First Presbyterian church Scout Den 2 Pack 100 held a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Mrs. Edwin Rideau attended. Rick Mitchell served refreshments to eight members. Each cub received a pine car kit and calendar. fathers will help build cars for the derby. David Rideau led the flag pledge as the meeting closed with the living circle.
A dessert described as coffee flavored Bavarian cream may be served with chocolate sauce whipped cream and salted nuts. The text urges calling the dessert luxurious suggesting rich toppings and presentation.
The Episcopal Church Women host a 6 p.m. covered dish dinner in Sawyer Hall before the Holy Eucharist. A tree burning ceremony follows at Santa Fe Park. The group met Wednesday with President Mrs. Joe Hilton appointing a nominating committee. De votions were led by Mrs. Al Kihm and Rev. Richard Lintner reviewed Bed and Board. Coffee and cookies were served. St Marys Chapter will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Johnson.
Mrs Glen Dormois of 204 N Grant hosted Group Four of the Christian Women's Fellowship on Thursday afternoon. Mrs C A Deay presided, with Mrs Eugene New, a guest from Group Two, delivering the lesson Affluence and Poverty and urging members to consider actions to abolish poverty. Mrs Lowell Krieder gave devotions. nine members and two guests attended.
An Austrian hunter near Salzburg fired at a crow on a high voltage line but struck the power line instead. The strike caused a temporary outage in the area as police reported.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God met at Mrs. Elmer Crumline’s home. Mrs. Joe Adams presided. Rev. Minnie Thompson offered opening prayer. Members exchanged pot holders and performed a Penny Day Calendar skit, with a collection taken for the calendars. The next meeting, Feb. 19, will be at Mrs. Minnie Thompson’s home for a Valentine exchange.
Twenty four members of the Royal Neighbors of America met at the home of Mrs. Hazel Slane 606 S Malcolm for a covered dish dinner. Mrs John Oglesbee conducted the business meeting. Officers were installed including Mrs Tom Boman oracle and Mrs Hazel Slane recorder.
Neosho County Farm Bureau will host a buffet supper for members and families on February 9, discussed at the January Erie meeting. The board also planned a district safety meeting for bureau women and youth group chairmen along with other officials present.
Miss Vevia Marie Spangler of Peabody is engaged to Larry VanVickle of Wichita. Spangler is a senior at Peabody Burns High School, VanVickle a Chanute High School graduate employed by Cessna Aircraft in Wichita. A June wedding is planned.
The Church of the Nazarene reports steady growth as it closes 1966 with a land purchase for a future church plant at 14th and Plummer. The local membership doubles since 1948, and world totals reach 432 717 with Jamaica and New Guinea missions expanding. Plans proceed for three new colleges including Mid-America Nazarene Junior College opening in 1968 at a 100 acre site in Olathe.
Local residents hosted and visited extended family over Christmas and New Year. Guests came from Topeka Lavenburg Elsmore Wichita Phoenix Mission Chanute Humboldt and Hutchinson. Earl Albert hospitalized at Allen County Hospital with noted improvement.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met for a covered dish dinner at Carpenter's Hall at 1 p.m. Mrs. Leonard Stevens led the dinner with help from Mrs. Ed Lesher. Harold Snyder attended as a guest. A business meeting followed with Mrs. Marion Wise presiding. The next meeting is scheduled for February 7 at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Harold Snyder in charge of the dinner.
Mrs C E Rains hosted the Women's Missionary Association gathering at 1501 Highland, with Mrs Larry Bailey leading the lesson and Mrs Arthur Garrison directing the business session. Eleven members and one guest, Mrs Mary Rutherford, attended and refreshments were served. The prayer band met beforehand.
The Murray Hill PTA executive board met in the school lunchroom with Mrs. John Spline presiding. A committee was appointed to explore the year’s project and report findings at the next PTA meeting on Tuesday.
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