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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1969
Page
3
Ann Landers advises parents to watch for reluctance in speaking about rides or incidents as a sign of possible abuse. She notes many molesters are family friends or relatives and urges parental vigilance and open dialogue to protect children.
Devoted Mothers Club met at Mrs. Bill Bircher’s home with 14 members present. Mrs. Leila Myers of Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center spoke, and a Sweetheart Party was announced for Feb 15 at the Tik-Tok in Humboldt at 6:30 p.m. Door prize won by Mrs. James Read.
Six teenagers were killed when their burning car collided with a truck south of Guthrie on Interstate 35. Police identified four boys and two girls, all thrown from the vehicle as the truck ran over them. the truck driver was only lightly hurt. The six fatalities mark the worst crash since May 1968.
Merry Mothers Club met at Mrs. Robert Bell's home then toured the Kustom Electronics plant. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Tom Moriarty served refreshments to 14 members. President Mrs. Gary Rowles presided. The next meeting is Jan 23 at Mrs. Jim Morris's home.
Today's Mothers Club met at Mrs. Don Beach's home with 18 members. Mrs. Bernard Wyatt opened by reading Louise Haskin's poem The Gate of the Year. Mrs Wyatt presented slides from a Jamaica trip and trip souvenirs. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Bill Johnson.
YATES CENTER Applications for seedling trees and stratified nuts are now being taken at the county Extension office in the courthouse. Orders are in multiples of 50 trees per species and 100 nuts. Prices run eight dollars per 100 for shrubs and trees and two dollars per 100 for nut trees. Tree shipments arrive in about two months.
A 375 degree cheese souffle recipe promises a tender golden crust and high rise. Dottie Wellington notes it can be prepared ahead, serves four, and folds airy whites into a cheesy sauce for dramatic effect and easy entertaining.
Humboldt couple Mr and Mrs Max Watts announce the engagement of their daughter Clara Jaunita to David Schwobe son of Mr and Mrs Lester Schwobe of Vernal Utah Miss Watts a University of Utah senior majoring in foods administration and dietetics Schwabe plans to enter law school next fall the wedding is set for June
An article by Lavina Ross Fowler discusses charisma as divine grace and social sex appeal, urges judging by the heart, and frames a Bible quiz with questions on scripture such as John 7 24 Psalm 12 6 Revelations 6 Genesis 12 5 and 2 Chronicles 15 7.
Mrs. Leo Gottlieb hosted the Tioga EHU meeting at 101 S Tennessee with ten members present. In the absence of the president the vice president presided. Year books were distributed and 1969 hostesses chosen.
Jaycee Wives held a dinner meeting at the Drumstick Cafe with nine members and one guest, Mrs Don Baker. Discussion covered Jaycee Week January 19 to 25 and Sue Adams reported on the teddy bear project. Mrs James Peters and Mrs David David spoke on FISH and its work. A follow up meeting is planned for February 13 at Mrs Bob McGregor’s home.
The Kansas Republican Party reported 1968 receipts of 315840.34 and expenditures of 311023.48 with a surplus of 4816.86. Disbursements included 16522.75 to First National Bank of Topeka to pay off a prior loan and 19921.13 on public opinion surveys.
Old man shares a saccharin based salad dressing using warm water dissolving tablets vinegar and oil to taste. Calorie free from saccharin but oil adds calories. Also notes thrifty bobbin thread reuse rug starch and cookie sheet method for cookies.
Mrs. Dorothy Rauhoff presided at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Memorial building. A covered dish dinner preceded the session. Mrs. I. O. Minniear was appointed to a vacant post caused by resignation. The main topic was methods for collecting delinquent dues.
About 400 Kansas City Star employees were evacuated after a caller warned a bomb would detonate at 4 a.m. Emergencies crews searched the building. workers returned to duty an hour later. Ruth Roberts reported the threat to Jack Martin who ordered the evacuation and alerted police.
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