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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1964
Page
3
Anger over a gift price tag and a stern admonition about teen diet appear in the Ann Landers columns. Readers ask how to handle a phoney gift wrapper and a former spouse at family gatherings.
Four Square HD Unit installed new officers at their Friday meeting at Mrs. E. W. Maxwell home. Officers are president Mrs. Raymond Clem ens, vice president Mrs. Reuben Bark, treasurer Mrs. Theo Baker, secretary Mrs. Roy Johnson, public relations Mrs. Eugene Maxwell. Roll call answered with gift reasons. Lesson on Windows and their Treatment by Mrs. Johnson. Unit to continue hospital snack bar service. Next meeting with Mrs. Clemens, 601 W. Olive, Feb. 13 at 1 30 p.m.
Seven members answered roll call at the Rainbow HD Unit Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. Gordon at 822 S Grant. Guest Mrs. W L Moss attended, Mrs V S Kessinger was named hospital representative, and Mrs. Frank Fackler led the lesson Face to Face with Yourself. Refreshments were served. Next meeting with Mrs. J W Ames at 923 N Forest on Feb 14.
AP bulletin reviews 24 hour highs and lows across Kansas with precipitation notes. Cities listed include Chanute Concordia Dodge City Emporia Garden City Goodland Hill City Manhattan Olathe Russell Salina Topeka and Wichita showing temperatures from -9 to 23 and snowfall amounts from trace to 2 inches. Data reflects six a.m. end period and reports light snow in several locales.
Admissions and dismissals listed for Saturday Sunday and today with names addresses and medical or surgical notes. Fire runs noted with times and locations including residences at SOE 6th and Santa Fe.
A simple dish combines equal parts leftover chicken and rice moistened with tomato sauce. It bakes then is topped with partly cooked bacon strips for a savory finish.
Asthma formula prescribed most by doctors is now sold over the counter as Primatene. The tablets claim to stop attacks in minutes and provide hours of relief without injections. Eight medicines in full prescription strength loosen bronchial tubes ease congestion and reduce nervous tension for better sleep and fewer spasms. Available at any drugstore.
In Sheffield Alabama on its first broadcast day radio station WSHF faced a dramatic setback as lightning struck the tower while the Star Spangled Banner played at sign on. The disruption required ten hours of repairs before service resumed.
Louisville AP reports Navy recruiting via radio contact. Robert McAlpin, an amateur operator, spoke with Chief G W Edmondson of the Lodi California recruiting station and, after nightly talks on Navy life, joined the service.
We appoint sincere men or women to operate self service Toy Shop displays in markets drug and variety stores. You replace toys weekly, collect money, and work a few hours weekly. Not a job but a business venture with growth potential. Requires car and $298 minimum. apply with details and contact by mail or wire.
Mr and Mrs Neil Kepley Debra Diane and Larry 121 S Kansas were honored at a dinner Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Vernon Youngberg Dwight and Dean 201 N Lafayette. The Kepleys leave Chanute to make their home in Portland Oregon. Those present were many Cha nute residents including Esther Tiegreen Hilda Youngberg Esther Erickson Linda Warner Tiegreen Tom John Marilyn Ruth Blaine Marks Woodrow Youngberg Linda Rick Leonard Youngberg Howard Helen Edgar Youngberg Lois Erickson all of Chanute plus Dale Youngberg Butch Independence Ruel Youngberg Garnett Norman Youngberg Ricky Lawrence Sharon Youngberg and Bill Youngberg Kansas City.
A birthday party honoring Tracy Raye Sharp on her second birthday was hosted by her parents Neal and Sally Sharp at 411 West Third Street on Saturday. Guests included Rhonda Bennett Randy Bennett Ricky Bennett Lori Mathews Brenda Mathews Cindy Bitts Kelly Kaye Sharp Rosemary Sharp and Delores Ogle along with several Mrs. Sharp relatives.
News briefs report Fire Chief C W Brennan progressing satisfactorily at Neosho Memorial Hospital after hernia surgery begun Friday night. Also improving is John Lofthouse city power plant superintendent hospitalised at Fort Scott after surgery last week. Do Si Do Square Dance Club to hold square and round dance workshop at the Launching Pad Tuesday at 8 p m.
Mr and Mrs Dell Dupuy of 108 S Wilson announce the adoption of six months old daughter Patricia Jean last Friday They already have an adopted son Michael who is almost three years old.
Ralph J. Willcott manager of the Chanute branch of Business Men's Assurance Co. attends the 1964 branch managers planning conference in Chandler Arizona. Larry Oliver son and his wife take teaching posts in Wellington school system after Kansas State College graduation. Oliversons live at 203 N. Washington. Also a tip on storing water chestnuts by covering with water and refrigerating.
AP fashion columnist notes playful incongruities in spring wardrobes. Rudi Gernreich leads avant garde with kimono like dresses and a wallflower dress, while political and nautical motifs appear in silk shirts and white fedoras. Ceil Chapman returns with draped chiffon looks and sidewinder draping. Egghead scientists and sailors influence designs with lab coat inspiration and lace middy suits.
January social calendar lists PTA groups at Roosevelt and Grace Church, Masonic Temple, and several clubs. Meetings include Hulda Parker Chapter OES, JayCee Club, Belles Lettres, Quest Club, and Reading Club with locations on Evergreen and Main Streets. Wesleyan, Grace Church groups divide into study circles, with times from 1:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Roosevelt PTA study group at 9:30 a.m. and other associations host various gatherings throughout Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lincoln Wendle Kjellander principal gave a talk to the Lincoln PTA study group Friday morning at the school. Mrs. B F Sadler presided at the business meeting and devotions were given by Mrs. Kenneth Lindsay. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sadler and Mrs. Mahlon Morley. Next meeting set for Mar. 13.
A brief instruction to store bacon in its closed package inside the refrigerator meat-keeper, emphasizing proper cooling and containment to preserve freshness and prevent odor transfer.
The January birthday party at the Elks Lodge honored S. D. Propst J. R. Wass er Mrs. J. R. Wasser Mrs. Scherel Booe and Doris Chard A card party produced winners including C. C. DeBolt and Lou Darling ton tied for first in women s bridge with E C Wilson in third Ed Parr led men s bridge followed by E M Caldwell and John Lapham In pinochle Mrs Bob Hembree and Mrs A G Endslay placed first and second Propst won the men s division with Hembree second E C Wilson and E M Caldwell served as chairmen for the card games.
The Holly Mothers Club met Thursday afternoon as Mrs Richard Ashley presented The History of the Calendar. Hostesses Mrs W F Dunlap and assistants welcomed 13 members. Officers for the new year were installed: President Mrs Dick Purdy, Vice President Mrs Jerry Steele, Secretary Mrs Richard Crawford, Treasurer Mrs LaMoine Waldron. Door prize went to Mrs Woodrow Fred Bower.
Several local families welcome new additions with births across December and January. Margaret Annette Orth joins R. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orth. Mary Janet Benton arrives at 713 S. Larson. Sandra Faye Green born in Earl ton to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Green. Charlotte Marie Cox at 504 W. 9h. Alan Dean Morris at 707 N. Western. Richard Dean Hudson at 204 S. 7th Humboldt.
Mrs Harold Arthur of 423 S La Fayette hosted a Friday gathering of the Hobby Club. Mrs Frank Hotchkiss was named sunshine chairman at the business meeting. Mrs Arthur presided as the lesson on antique porcelain was presented by Mrs T O Ward. Refreshments were served.
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