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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1970
Page
3
Reader questions about stain removal from a blue rug after a spill prompt Heloise to explain dye- dye interaction likely ruined the rug color. Alternatives include re-dyeing the rug or professional spot cleaning or patching. Additional tips offer practical DIY fixes for common household problems.
Thursday events include Church World Service clothing workshop at Grace Episcopal Church at 10 a.m. and Sweet Adelines at 910 West Elm at 7 30 p.m. Friday lineup features Wee-Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. and Country Club bridge at 1 30 p.m.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details with staff names, pricing for subscriptions in and outside trade areas, carrier rates in Chanute, and boxholder options. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches, as well as associations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
The Fashion Foundation of America named 15 top dressed men including Vice President Spiro T. Agnew as best dressed statesman and Billy Graham as evangelist. Liberace led entertainment, Prince Charles topped international society, and New York Mayor John V. Lindsay won civic affairs for elegant style.
The VFW Auxiliary Post 1654 met Monday with Mrs John Borgen presiding. Installation honored Mies Lawrence Brogan Margaret Morarity Eulalia Hopkins Lupe Godinez Sally Gordin Elizabeth Norris Margaret Lopeman William Smith Mary Heller Charley Hansen Elvin Hunziker Linda Lopez Dollie Mariucci. District president Mrs Jean Ritchie praised 100 percent membership. Birthday cards go to Topeka VA Hospital. A birthday gift was given to Mrs Bergen. Nut caps to Neosho Manor Feb 14. State bowling trophies shown by Merita Umbarger Ann Burgess. Dedicated post building set for Feb 15. Chili soup supper planned March 4. Door prize won by Mrs Allen. Refreshments served to 39 by Mrs George Wilson.
Mrs E L French of Mesa Arizona announces the engagement of their daughter Beverly Ann to James F Davis Jr of Scottsdale Arizona formerly of Chanute. Davis is the son of Mr and Mrs J F Davis and grandson of Mrs Fay Jensen and the late John C Jensen Sr of Scottsdale. Chanute High School graduate Davis attended St Patrick's and worked for The Tribune as a sportswriter while in school.
Maria Dolores Borgas Sr. and Mrs Ramon Borgas Jr. welcome a daughter born January 10 at 807 North Santa Fe. Aaron Duane Watts son of James and Watts at 514 South Washington Iowa born January U. Elizabeth Marie Goodeven daughter of Joe and Mrs Goodeven 630 South Evergreen born January 11. Kenneth Lee II son of Kenneth and Mrs Ornelas I at 1320 South Steuben born January 14. Stephen Sean Spitzer son of Richard and Mrs Spitzer Earlton born January 17. Faron Wayne Dyke son Jack and Mrs Dyke Thayer born January 17. Amy Lynn Upton daughter Charles and Mrs Upton 907 South 10th Humboldt born January 17.
Federal approval grants 22 million dollars to relocate river, highway and railroad around Pikeville Kentucky. The Model City project aims to break the town free from its horseshoe bend with a large mountain cut.
Quest Club met Tuesday at the Orcin Buffet for a luncheon with 17 members present. Mrs. Don Rankin showed films of a Southeast Asia tour. Officers elected for the year: Mrs. C. V. McCune president, Hazel Russell vice president, Mrs. E. Cornish secretary, Mrs. Charles Rubow treasurer.
Dear Ann Landers responds to readers about teen sexuality and parental reactions. A mother claims to protect her children by censoring sex education and a column about teen sexuality, but the teen perspective shows every teenager contemplates sex. The letter argues parents should recognize teenage curiosity rather than suppress it.
The Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Committee met in Erie courthouse offices and approved the 1970 budget. A March 3 trip to the Legislature and a February 13 program planning meeting for agriculture, home economics and 4‑H were scheduled. next meeting February 23.
Church Women United will meet Friday at 1 30 p m at Otterbein United Methodist Church 631 W 7th Neosho County attorney John White will speak on The Need for a Juvenile Detention Facility Afterward officers for 1970 will be elected and installed Refreshments and a nursery will be provided.
Citizens in Bombay can hear Mohandas K. Gandhi speak by dialing 172 as part of the Gandhi Centenary year observance. The telephone recording was created to mark the milestone.
A brief notice advises calling the Tribune carrier at 431 2300 if a delivery is missed, with a 5 30 p m contact time.
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