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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
4
Open Mind asks how a teen can tell if they are emotionally stable amid drug curiosity. Ann Landers lists self-check questions about loneliness, family relations, mood swings, anxiety, and impulse issues to gauge risk without labeling experimentation as inevitable.
The article extols apples as a versatile, low calorie fruit rich in a blend of nutrients. It lists several uses from Apple Cheese Salad to Crunchy Apple Rings and notes abundant supply and daily fruit intake guidelines. It also warns about marijuana and sets a teen guidance tone with reader letters and advice.
Mr and Mrs Neil B Kepley announce the engagement of their daughter Debra Anne to Robert Keith Marks son of Mr and Mrs Norman Marks Both families reside in the area and plan a future wedding in the near term.
Social calendar lists meetings January 19 20 with organizers and locations including Erie and Humboldt. It notes a Portland Oregon wedding biography for Miss Kepley, granddaughter of Esther Erickson and Ernest Kepley, Roosevelt High graduate, a spring wedding planned.
Vilas Lutheran Women met at Mrs. Ruth Winterrowd home to study Wonders and Miracles from Romans 11 33. Mrs. Arthur Solomonson led the lesson while Mrs. Charles Doudna opened with a poem and prayer. Plans were made for a family soup supper and refreshments were served to 10 members and two guests.
The Rev. James Peters led Epiphany devotions for senior citizens at Central Park Building with candles and the theme Jesus the Light of the World. Mrs. Paul Puckett and Mrs. Burke Petterson led singing and an active meeting followed by a covered dish dinner and service. Transportation coordinator Loran Ball announced call-in details for two upcoming meetings.
Camphopper chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association elected new officers at Central Park Building. Gene Johnson and spouse named presidents. Dick Smith and spouse vice presidents. Joe Thompson and spouse secretary treasurer. Melvin Willis and spouse assistant secretary treasurer. Clifford Gibson installed the officers. Frank Hayworth presented retiring presidents Gene Webber and spouse a certificate of honor and explained officer duties. Twenty two members and ten guests attended the chili supper and meeting before fellowship and games. Hosts were Clifford Gibson and Frank Hayworth with their spouses.
The reader recounts a fifty year old method to clear foamy suds from hand wash water. Release the drain water then scoop remaining suds into a pan or pail and dispose outside before returning for more suds.
A July 3 effective regulation will require permanent care labels on most clothing, helping consumers and sewers. Virginia Knauer, adviser on consumer affairs, says labels will stay legible and aid buying decisions, saving frustration over dry clean only items.
School nurse Mrs. Margaret Wood urges parents to keep coughing students home as chickenpox and mumps spread in Chanute area schools. A parent note suffices for return without a doctor’s report, with chickenpox isolation 7 to 10 days and mumps seven days or until swelling subsides per Kansas health chart.
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