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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1964

Page

3

Principal Myrtle Moeller's Three Week Orient Trip

Myrtle Moeller, Alcott school's principal and sixth grade teacher, describes a three week journey through the Philippines Taiwan Hong Kong Tokyo Honolulu and Santa Clara visiting relatives and experiencing diverse cultures. She notes kindness ease of travel and the contrasts between poverty and wealth, with reflections on New Year celebrations in Japan and a tea ceremony. Her trip highlighted the value of firsthand travel for teachers and the reality of global tourism in the early 1960s.

Alcott School Myrtle Moeller Philippines Taiwan Formosa Hong Kong Tokyo Honolulu Santa Clara Calif Miss Moeller Europe Orient William Metsopoulos Clark Air Force Base Manila Taipei Hawaii Sephen Yurus San Francisco Kansas City Chanute Pacific Ocean Mothers of Alcott New York The

Rural Homemakers HD Unit Meets January Schedule

social calendar lists meetings across multiple groups including Rural Homemakers HD Unit at 1705 with Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer, Centralp.m. Cottage Grove Ladies Aid chaired by Mrs. Dean Strack at R. 3-2 p.m. Kansetts led by Mrs. Howard Sharp at 1425 and Edith-1:30 p.m. Thursday Bridge Club with Mrs. Joe Stern er os. Memorial Build Modern Haothers Club chaired by Mrs. Glen Shook in Humboldt at 2 p.m. Junior St. Cecilie Music Club memorial Bidg.-7:30 p.m. Chapter DD P.E.D. with Mrs. Edwin C. Cathers at 1002 St. Larson-1:30 p.m. Girl Scouts at Methodist church scout room-9 a.m. Rural Grange Meeting at Rural School-5 p.m. Town and Country HD unit with Mrs. Robert Hurford at 312 $. Wilson-1:30 Friday Jan. Neoshovolte HD Unit Heritage Room Library-2 p.m. LA to 8 of RT past presidents to Edna Emerick 719 S$. Grant Wilson Class at Methodist Church-10. Guten Shrine White of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Taare dish supper 6:30-7:30. ara Determinettes Sawyer hall 1:30 p.m. Bridge Country Club-1:30 p.m.

Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Dean Strack Howard Sharp Edith Thursday Bridge Club Joe Stern Glen Shook Humboldt St. Cecilie P.E.D Edwin C. Cathers St. Larson Girl Scouthood Methodist Church Scout Room Rural Grange Meeting Robert Hurford Wilson Neoshovolte HD Unit Edna Emerick Grant Wilson Methodist Church Guten Shrine White of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Sawyer Hall

Women’s Society meets in Earlton home

The Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Julius Hawke's home. President Mrs. Alva led business, and Mrs. R. V. Fickel with Mrs. McLaren led the study titled What Is the Church. Refreshments served to six members and two guests.

Earlton Women’s Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren Church Julius Hawke Alva R. V. Fickel McLaren

Grady Group Holds Quilting Session and Dinner

The Grady Community group met Tuesday at the community house with 20 members present. The day was spent quilting and a covered dish dinner was served at noon.

Grady

I Will Never Again Say An American Child Is Poor

A traveler recalls tasting cucumber infused tomato juice and chilling water, then describes a 24 hour water fill for all uses except drinking sourced from Red China. She recalls Philippine children, many barefoot and unclothed in hot climates, with scarce schooling and simple clothing, concluding American children are not poor.

Philippines

Snowy Roof But Hot Furnace By ANN LANDERS

Dear Roomie: a 29 year old woman shares an apartment with another career woman. Nina’s father, 73, intrudes and assaults boundaries, prompting a warning to stay away or risk exposure of the truth. The second letter describes religious affiliation changes after a move from Rochester.

Ann Landers Nina Roomie

Sunny Stone HD Unit plans at Mrs Apt home

Sunny Stone HD Unit members filled yearbooks and chose leaders at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Oley G Apt in rural Buffalo. Mrs. Ira Uden assisted, 15 members answered roll call, tea towels donated to Midway school kitchen, lesson on window treatment by Mrs. Uden, discussion on windows and fabrics, group singing led by Mrs. Cleo Rutherford, door prize won by Marie Brock. guests included Mrs. Dale Sharp and Mrs. Erma Jo King.

Buffalo Sunny Stone HD Oley G. Apt Ira Uden W. B. Brown Midway School Uden Cleo Rutherford Marie Brock Dale Sharp Erma Jo King

Elizabeth Taylor divorce suit delays Burton marriage plan

Elizabeth Taylor’s Puerto Vallarta divorce filing against Eddie Fisher is not expected to be settled in time for her to wed Richard Burton in Mexico. Judge Estrada gave Fisher 21 days to reply. Burton must leave Puerto Vallarta by January 23 to begin Hamlet rehearsals in Toronto. Attorneys said settlement is unlikely before Burton’s departure.

Puerto Vallarta Mexico Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher Richard Burton Miss Taylor Fisher Burton Toronto Antonio Valenzuela Arcadio Estrada Valenzuela Mexico City Milton Rudin Los Angeles Rudin Clark County Nev Las Vegas New York Louis Nizer

Tell the World program at Zion Lutheran Guild

Mrs James Ranabargar presented the program Tell the World at the Zion Lutheran Service Guild meeting Tuesday evening in the church. Mrs Henry Andert led devotions Are You Content with presiding president Mrs Earl Olson opening with group singing. Roll call listed the books of the Old Testament. Hostesses for 14 members were Mrs Orville Holloway and Mrs Cecil Storck. The note mentions Italian cuisine flavoring simple cookies with anise oil, suggesting licorice flavor for families.

James Ranabargar Zion Lutheran Service Guild Henry Andert Earl Olson Orville Holloway Cecil Storck

Pie Filling Question Sparks Kitchen Dilemma

Home cook wonders about leftovers and suggests mixing drained canned sliced peaches to top up a mincemeat pie. The note implies improvisation for dessert when meat filling is scarce and fruit can substitute.

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