Tenpound Bullet Freed From TwentyPound Collar
A 10 pound dog named Bullet became entangled in a steel pipe near Elsmore. Families and two local machine shop owners spent over five hours freeing him using a milling machine and hacksaw. Bullet survived with a swollen neck, and the tale sparked a note on the dog’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Deane
Dean Ludlum
Elsmore R. 1
D. A. Ludlum
Elsmore
Wayne Huffman
al Allison
Ludlum
Dean
Allison
Huffman
Ludlum Brothers
Donnie
Russell Ludlum
Bible Quiz And Answers From Lavina Ross Fowler
Bible questions and reflections compare verses from Proverbs Luke and Corinthians. Readers recall and assess memory with four prompts and scoring comments.
Phone contact note for Tribune services
Readers are advised that for Tribune issues you should contact your carrier. If you cannot reach them, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
They Love Surprises By Ann Landers
A reader shares a 25 year marriage filled with playful wardrobe surprises at home. Ann Landers suggests avoiding risks like bringing an old schoolmate to dinner and notes Latin enthusiasm from a reader who regrets skipping the language. A third letter discusses an adopted daughter who resembles her father and asks how to handle comments.
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Ann
Ned
Peggy
Bob
Ann Landers
Lynn
Harry
Chattanooga
70 Year Old Darling Hangs Tissue Over Sink
A reader shares a practical tip to hang tissue over a sink for quick cleanup and economy. Pauline Wangeling, 70, explains using colored tissue to wipe grease spatters, spills, and fingers, noting her routine and hobbies while praising Heloise.
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Darling
Sunny Stone EHU Officers Installed
Mrs. Roscoe Offenbacker hosted the Sunny Stone Unit east of Buffalo as Mrs. W. K. Eagle called the meeting to order. Officers chosen in a candle light service by Mrs. O P Chapman include President Mrs. W K Eagle Vice President Mrs. R E Offenbacker Secretary Mrs Pat McGregor Treasurer Mrs Ira Uden Public relations Mrs Oley Apt. Plans for the year and year books were completed. A report on Fix Favorite Foods was given by four members. Mrs. Carl Harvey was a guest. The February 11 meeting will be at Mrs. O R Chapman’s home.
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Buffalo
Roscoe Offenbacker
W. K. Eagle
O. PF. Chapman
R. E. Offenbacker
Pat McGregor
Ira Uden
Oley Apt
Sunny Stone
Offenbacker
Carl Harvey
0. R. Chapman
50 Year Pin Presented Glenn Small At Grange Meeting
Rural Grange held at Rural School with Master Don Cox presiding. State Master and Mrs James Ingwersen attended as Ingwersen presented Glenn Small a 50 year pin. Twenty nine members joined a pot luck supper. Guests from Fairfield and Sorghum Valley Grange attended. Next meeting set for February 6.
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Rural Grange
Rural School
Don Cox
James Ingwersen
Ingwersen
Glen Small
Fairfield
Sorghum Valley Grange
Safety Films Viewed By Rural Homemakers
Rural Homemakers EHU met Thursday afternoon at the Heritage room of the public library with six members, three children and one guest Larry Pauli. New yearbooks were distributed and dues collected. The group voted to continue sponsoring the bloodmobile canteen as the unit's community project. Secret pal names were drawn and Home Economics Days will be observed Jan 28 and 29 at Manhattan. Larry Pauli showed two safety education films Tractor Safety on the Farm and Crown Proofing. Mrs Ann Drury will be hostess for the Feb 20 meeting.
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EHU
Heritage Room
Public Library
Larry Pauli
Ernest Kepley
Manhattan
Ann Drury
Laurel Mothers Club Hosts Jamaican Travel Talk
Laurel Mothers Club met Friday afternoon at 1318 South Highland in a gathering co hosted by Mrs Earl DeVries and Mrs John Crownover. Mrs Dinty Wyatt shared slides from a Jamaican tour she and her husband took and Mrs Jim Hutchison won the door prize. A salad luncheon is planned for February 7 at Mrs Bob Stouts home.
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Laurel Mothers Club
Joe Jones
S. Highland
Earl DeVries
John Crownover
Dinty Wyatt
W. Elm
Jim Hutchison
Bob Stout
Advertising will convert de pression into prosperity
Advertising industry argument frames promotion as a force to turn economic strain into growth. Analysts cite campaigns aimed at consumer confidence and business resilience, noting potential boosts in job activity and market demand amid turbulent times.
Social Calendar Listings for Chanute Tuesday and Wednesday
Local social calendar lists events for January 21 and 22 including Gem and Mineral Society at Federation room 7:30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary at OOF hall 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple. various clubs meet across Chanute. WV Wesleyan Service Guild prayer service at 6 p.m. with basket dinner at 6:30 p.m. Christian Women's Guild 7:30 p.m. Sweet Adelines 910 West Elm 7:30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings lounge 7:15 p.m. Round Table Study Club at 811 West Walnut. Chanute Culture Club 2 p.m. Modern Study Club 2 p.m. 20th Century Study Club 814 South Lafayette. Outlook Study Club 1 p.m. Athenaeum 2 p.m. Sorosis 319 Santa Fe 2 p.m. Cosmos 626 South Malcolm 7:30 p.m. Wednesday January 22 UPW 2 p.m. Sunflower Chapter OFS Masonic Temple 5 p.m. BPW Tioga Hotel dinner 6:45 p.m. Executive Committee CWF First Christian Church 1:30 p.m.
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Gem and Mineral Society
Federation
Patriarchs Militant
Rainbow
Masonic Tem- Women's Division
Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Christian Women's Guild
Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Lounge
Curtis van Gundy
W. Walnut
George Pinegar
Gail Malson
S. Western
20Th Century Study Club
S. E. Null
S. Lafayette
Outlook Study Club
Edwin Co. Cathers
W. Larson
Athenaeum
W. A. Woodring
Sorosis
Orville Funk
Santa Fe
Cosmos
Amy Osgood
Malcolm
Dance Lessons Begin At Launching Pad In Coffeyville
Beginning and advanced ballroom lessons start Wednesday at the Launching Pad led by William Ketchum. Eight couples are in the beginner class and two in the advanced class with room for more. fees are one dollar per person per session.
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William Ketchum
Coffeyville
Central Park
Ketchum
Chanute Recreation Commission
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D. A. Ldlum
Lavina Ross Fowler
Solomon
Phanuel
Anna
Ada
Alice
Jesus
Martha
Atlantic City
Chanute Tribune
Heloise
Pauline Wangeling
P.S
P. W
Pauline
Heloise P.S
Disney Meat Department
Home Appliance Co
S. Central
Glenn Small
Grange
Laurel Mothers
UPW
Sunflower
OFS
Masonic Temple
Tioga
CWF
First Christian Church
Block
Lee Kaleo
East Main
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