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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1969
Page
3
Reader questions range from public slaps to church nursery etiquette and dating mishaps. Ann Landers weighs in on propriety of slapping a gentleman, leaving a child in church, and a late home arrival with a sharp answer to a young man seeking forgiveness. Copyright 1968.
Reader quiz by Lavina Ross Fowler tests Bible recall with five questions on Isaiah Matthew Luke Psalm and Romans. The page notes four correct as excellent and three correct as good with results.
Seven youths compete for three appointments to the U S Military Academy West Point New York for Congressman Joe Shubitz Pittsburg Kansas fifth district Included are Donald P Coover Eric and Glenn R Worley of Neodesha.
Dottie Wellington explains how a well stocked freezer saves time and nerves for busy cooks. Stock, rotate, and preprepare items like croutons from French bread to speed future meals, with tips on packaging and batch cooking for multiple dinners.
Murray Hill and Alcott PTAs held meetings Tuesday night with reports on needed classroom items including 12 overhead screens and drapes. The groups approved purchases and heard lessons on grade discussion, music teaching, and teachers without temper.
Charlotte White daughter of Mr and Mrs James H White of Hoxie plans marriage to Richard E McMillen son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur McMillen R 1 The bride elect is a 1967 Kansas State University graduate and a Hoxie grade school teacher McMillen a 1966 KSU graduate and former International Harvester engineer now in the armed services stationed at Ft Belvoir Va No wedding date set
A Buffalo dinner honored Pfe Harmon Wolken Jr at his parents home. Guests included Virginia Shultz Hutchinson Archie Grady the Wheelers the Wolken family Stipp families Rehmert Lacey Gayhman and Ray Wolken Ottawa. Pfc Wolken left for Vietnam after 30 days with his parents and will serve thirteen months there after six months in Karlsruhe Germany.
Under Randy Heilman, 4-H recreation preceded the January meeting at Fairchild school with Dennis Steinman presiding. A famous athlete was named during roll call. Kevin Jones and Mike Burris demonstrated, Scott Redburn gave a safety talk. Terri Sue Reinhart led singing, Larry Paulie showed safety films. Shively and Kennan families provided refreshments.
A mother warns new parents against buying a fully furnished nursery on credit. She recalls debt, high costs for bottles formula shots and vitamins, and too few diapers. Lessons learned: buy only what you can pay for and prioritize practical needs over luxury baby clothes.
Monday and Tuesday list numerous clubs and meetings across Chanute with times and venues including Shakespeare Club Mrs Richard Crawford 810 S Central 1 30 p m Past Presidents Parley American Legion Memorial building 6 30 p m Rebekah Leles IOOF hall 7 30 p m Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7 30 p m Women's Arts and Crafts Central Park Community building 9 a m to noon Ladies of Elks club room dinner 6 30 p m meeting 7 30 p m Independence Desk and Derrick Wigs Restaurant Independence 7 p m Westview Baptist Chapel WMS Virginia Denton 1004 S Evergreen 7 30 p m.
Approximately 175 persons attended antiquing classes in the Erie courthouse meeting room on Thursday. Mrs. Lois Carlson of Neosho County Extension said about 60 came in the evening and about 115 in the afternoon. A major paint company representative taught the 90 minute sessions.
Advertiser urges use of ample white space to make an advertisement pop. The note emphasizes bold layout, clear typography, and strategic margins to attract reader attention.
The Golden Shrine held a Friday night meeting in the Masonic Temple led by Mrs. Earl Peterson and Harry Kennedy. 24 Master Masons received honors with gifts. Shelton Propst gave a lecture, and 60 people attended the preceding covered dish dinner. Groundhog Day supper is set for February 1 with Kennedy and Hole coordinating.
Instructions to reach the Tribune via phone after hours. If the primary contact is unavailable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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