Family of Five Prefers Life Without a TV Monster
The Niermeier family of five in Cha nute at 1206 W. Main eschews television, valuing church work, reading, music, and home projects. Pastor W. T. Niermeier says radio offers richer content, while children read and borrow from libraries. they may own a TV if needed but choose not to.
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Niermeier
W. T. Niermeier
Rodney
Michael
Barbara
W. Main
Zion Lutheran Church
Chanute
Schoo
Social Calendar for January 14 1963 and January 17 listings
Wednesday activities include UPW executive meeting at United Presbyterian church parlor at 9 30 a m and Presbyterian Builders class led by Mrs Pearl Loveall at 7 30 p m WN Franklin. Friendly Thimble club 2 p m Queen Esther class at Christian church 2 p m Women of Grace groups St Margaret s St Mary s OW Malin 1 30 p m Esther circle at First Baptist 2 p m Lydia circle at 2108 Plummer 2 p m Wo licker 324 W Bh Wilson Class First Methodist Church No party Thursday January 17 Rural Homemakers Town and Country HOU offices 11 pm Senior Mothers club 1 30 p m First Methodist Girl Scout meeting 9 30 am Rural Grange chapter D0 PEC 1102 W 3rd pm Modern Mothers club 2 p m
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UPW
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Builders
Pearl Loveall
WN. Franklin
Christian Church
Women of Grace Episcope
St. Margaret’s
Kenneth Rees
R. S&s
St. Mary's
John N. Sherman, Jr
OW. Malin
Women’s Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Esther
Orville Mickelsen
Santa Fe
Martha
Leo Fairchild
Lydia
John Ranz
Plummer
Wicker
W. Bh
Wilson
Mathodist Church
Hou
Wayne Gre
Lewis Watts
St. Allen
Senior Mothers Club
C. Brenton
Western
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Rural Grange Meeting
VFEW Auxiliary Hears Reports
The VFW Auxiliary met at the Memorial Building with Mrs. Howard Carder presiding. New member Mrs. Jim McKenzie was introduced and a Tuberculosis and Health Association donation was given. Margaret Kendall read the January department president's message. 171 dues were paid in 1963 and two Christmas baskets were sent. Two boxes were sent to Winters Veterans Hospital in Topeka by Mrs. Howard Dobson and Etta Hanson. Rehabilitation chair Mrs. Kenneth Reinhardt reported. Flora Rowson won the door prize. The next meeting is Jan 28 at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Gene Stewart in charge of refreshments. Refreshments followed the retiring of the colors. The table was decorated with flowers.
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VFW
Memorial Building
Howard Carder
Jim McKenzie
The
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Department
Margaret Kendall
Melvin Webb
Winters Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Howard Dobson
Etta Hanson
Kenneth Reinhardt
Flora Rowson
Gene Stewart
Mary Martha Guild Meets in Church
The Mary Martha Guild of the Presbyterian church gathered in the church parlor for a dinner meeting attended by 20 members and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor. Merle Estes led devotions with "A Call and a Promise" and Mrs. George Crockatt presented the lesson "Let My Heart Be Broken" while Mrs. W. A. Goolsbee presided over the business portion.
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Mary Martha Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Merle Estes
George Crockatt
W. A. Goolsbee
Fred Taylor
Stark HD Unit Holds January Meeting at Mrs Fox Home
The January Stark HD Unit gathering met at Mrs. Maxine Fox's home with eight members answering the roll call. Mrs. Marjorie Bennett led the lesson “Family Life” while Mrs. Helen Haddan chaired the business session. Dues and Pennies for Friendship were collected, meeting adjourned with refreshments served.
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STARK
Stark HD
Maxine Fox
Marjorie Bennett
Helen Haddan
Prolonged Mourning Not Good Says Ann Landers
A 15 year old girl and her 17 year old brother ask about prolonged mourning after their father's death. The adviser says mourning should not last a full year and urges returning to school activities and life while honoring the father with balanced grieving. The column includes readers' brief notes and a message praising practical coping and seeking clergy input.
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Ann Landers
Mother
Blue Jay
St Cecilia Youth Club Holds Evening of Musical Works
The St Cecilia Youth Club met in the Federation room with Jeanette Arthur presiding. Members performed multiple instrumental pieces including Bach Minuet and Handel Largo while discussing music therapy and the life of Yehudi Menuhin.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
Federation Room
Jeanette Arthur
Patty Lassman
Frances Wise
R. Vaughn Williams
Leeva Carter
Lana Rollow
Kathy Delp
Eric Moss
Bertha Wall
Betty Pittenger
Kathy Owen
Largo
Handel
Sherry Caldwell
Carolina Moon
Julianne Brune
Ruth Tiegreen
Pam Ellis
Dianne Kennedy
Stephanie Moffatt
Sally Embry
Bonnie Davis
Greg Dunlap
Eric Erickson
Terry Gard
Norman Hinrichs
Tommy Bertram
R. Blaine Marks
H. F. Schmidt
Elmer Oliver
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club Sees New Year Resolutions
The Vilas Vikings 4-H club met Thursday with twenty seven members answering roll call by sharing New Year resolutions. Participants planned for Wilson county 4-H day activities and presented program numbers including group singing by Gloria Olson project talk Christina Nelson demonstration Catherine Thorsell health Debbie Doudna music appreciation Becky Nelson safety Gary Nelson parliamentary practices Marilyn Nelson and recreation Glen Lee McMillen. Rosemary and Harry Whinery were recognized for moving to Wichita and refreshments were provided by the Gene McMillen and Pete Raush families.
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Vilas Vikings
Wilson County
Wichita
Gene McMillen
Pete Raush
Dumplings Fold Apples With Pie Dough Technique
Baking tip describes rolling dough to about one half inch thick and cutting into 6 inch squares to enclose apples about 3 inches in diameter. Apples should be peeled and cored before wrapping.
Ruth Tiegreen Hosts Fellowship Guild Meeting
The Fellowship Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Monday night with Ruth Tiegreen as hostess at 520 S. Steuben. Marilyn Tiegreen presided, and Jean Kay Huffman read the devotion Prayer and Power. Connie Hottenstein led the program with a missionary play The Evolution of a Browning Club featuring Margie Alger Barbara Webber Linda Erickson Jo Dean Cox Karen Bidding Ruth Tiegreen Marilyn Tiegreen and Miss Hottenstein.
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Fellowship Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Ruth Tiegreen
S. Steuben
Marilyn Tiegreen
Jean Kay Huffman
Connie Hottenstein
Browning
Margie Alger
Barbara Webber
Linda Erickson
Jo Dean Cox
Karen Bidding
Ruth and
Miss Hottenstein
Luncheon Meeting For Determinettes In Sawyer Hall
The TOPS Determinettes held a luncheon in Sawyer Hall on Monday. Officers installed were Mrs. Brotton president Mrs. Kinney vice president Mrs. Dimmon secretary Mrs. Gerardy treasurer Mrs. Mace weight recorder and Mrs. Beck reporter. Fifteen pounds were lost by members present. Yellow roses and tapers decorated the table. The next meeting will be January 21 at 1 30 p.m. in Sawyer Hall.
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Sawyer Hall
Dave Brotton
John Kinney
A. 0. Dimmon
Fred Gerardy
W. M. Mace
Bert Beck
High Prairie Civil Defense Program Set
Warren Jones of Midway school attended Topeka civil defense instruction and will present a program at High Prairie church on Wednesday January 23 at 7 30 p m The Thornburg HD Unit sponsors the event as part of its yearly projects with committees named for program membership finance community improvement and flower duties officers elected include Mrs Blanset president Mrs Bradford vice president and Mrs Wiggans public relations Others named as leaders and advisors.
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Warren Jones
Midway School
Topeka
High Prairie Church
Thornburg
Roy Wiles
W. O. Fail
W. H. Bradford
C. C. Myers
L. H. Babcock
Lee Hall
Phillip Wing
W. H. Morton
Nellie Barnett
W. N. Wiggans
Don Marple
Bradford
Barnett
John Blanset
Wing
Reece
L. J. Owens
Blanset
Carl Stone
Fairfield PTA Meeting Highlights
The Fairfield School PTA met Monday evening with Mrs. Fred Taylor presiding. Fifth and sixth graders presented a skit. Fred Harris showed slides from his January trip to Europe. Coffee and cookies were served by the third and fourth grade room mothers.
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Fairfield School
PTA
Fred Taylor
Fred Harris
Europe
Neosho Valley Coop Meeting Scheduled Thursday
The 24th annual meeting for all stockholders of the Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Association in Erie will be held Thursday at the Erie High School. Lunch is at 11 30 and the business meeting will follow.
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Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Association
Erie
Erie High School
Above Average Scores At Duplicate Bridge Club
The Duplicate Bridge club met at the Tioga Hotel Monday evening. Scores above average were by Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mrs. Bob Allen at 32 percent, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forbes of Neodesha at 28 percent, Mrs. Jo Payne and Fred Foster at 25 percent, and Mrs. J. Frank Jones and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart at 24 percent.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Charles Broadwell
Bob Allen
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
J. Frank Jones
Clyde Bloomheart
Four Square Unit Meeting Notes Convene at Mrs Clemens Home
The Four Square Unit met with seven members and one guest, Mrs Wilbur Luman, at 620 N Highland. Committees appointed include program finance community project and membership with named members. The group reported gifts to Humboldt Mental Health Clinic and planned the next meeting at Mrs E W Maxwell’s rural Chanute home on February 8 at 1 30 p.m.
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Raymond Clemens
N. Highland
Wilbur Luman
Clemens
Roy Johnson
Mabel Hutchinson
E. W. Maxwell
Walter Browning
Harvie Clemens
N. E. McMillen
Ruben Bark
Zona Collins
Alton Mintz
Roy Tunnel
Hutchinson
Bark
Collins
Humboldt
Beets and Horseradish Enhance Shredded Cabbage Salad
The recipe variation adds cooked beets cut into thin strips to shredded green cabbage salad and flavors the dressing with horseradish for a tangy kick.
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VFEW
Wisconsin
Coleman
Wis
Chanute Tribune
St. Cecilia Youth Club
W. Elim
Fellowship
Leah Babcock
Linda Ranz
Regina McGehee
Anna Ranz
Miss Bidding
Harrison
High Prairie
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Neosho Valley
Coop Meeting
David L. McCune
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