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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1967
Page
2
Readers share DIY tips including making large nylon net pompons for scrubbing and household tasks, along with quick kitchen tricks. Hints cover omlettes under the broiler, rustproof towels, plastic medicine bottles for powder, and stashing lipstick. The column notes Heloise cannot answer all letters but will address questions when possible.
Humboldt residents gathered for M A York’s 75th birthday with WWI Barracks guests, a covered dish supper, and games. Fidelis Class of First Baptist held a covered dish supper with officer elections. Town officials attended a safety meeting in Chanute. Families from Chanute and Buffalo visited local households.
Erie area scouts held a den meeting with egg carton jeeps and skits planned for the Federated church pack. Community members attended grave side services, family visits, and a Humboldt Kayettes conference, with new officers welcomed at an Erie homemakers unit meeting.
PRAGUE AP The Czechoslovak Youth Travel Bureau intends to send 130,000 Czech and Slovak children abroad next year in exchanges with the Soviet Union East Germany Great Britain and Austria. The move aims to broaden cultural contact and opportunities for young people across the bloc and partners.
Local brief items from the Chanute Tribune page two dated Saturday January 28 cover community notices and short updates. Names and specifics are limited in the readable fragment.
Public notice lists Chanute Kansas newspaper staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka advertising manager Fay D. Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas and printing staff with contact information for the Chanute Tribune published daily except Sundays and six holidays.
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