Former Chanute Resident Weds in McPherson Church
Former Chanute resident Katherine E. Groves married LaVerne Trindal on January 21 at McPherson First Presbyterian Church. The couple will reside in McPherson after a Colorado trip. he works for Wiebe Tire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine E. Groves
Chanute
LaVerne Trindal
McPherson First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Groves Jr
Wesley L. Trindal
McPherson
J. A. Groves
Garfield
Lee Ann Groves
Karen Brooks
Shawnee Mission
Wendy Groves
Hal Krehbiel
LaVon Heilkotter
Gene Groves
Thad Rhodes
Mike Groves
Paula Rhodes
Colorado
Wiebe Tire Company
Advisory Group Plans EHU Activities Across County
Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Council met at the courthouse scheduling activities for Erie Extension Homemakers Unit. A spring tea is set for March 8 at Erie High School, taxation class moved to February 29, sewing machine clinic April 6, and Kansas Extension Homemakers Council workshop in Dodge City April 19–20. College Days for Women at Manhattan noted. Arthritis foundation fund chairman needed. inquiries at extension office. Food retailers urged to label display dates and mothers to rotate home stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Neosho County
Kansas Extension Homemakers Council
Dodge City
Dear Ann Landers and a Red Cross note in wartime
A reader seeks help for an attraction to her daughter's 18 year old friend. Ann Landers replies most have secret thoughts. A letter about a wife with a husband in Vietnam ends with Red Cross guidance and Home Service support.
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Ann Landers
First Infantry
Fresno
American Red Cross
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Home Service
Red Cross
Army
Washington
Vietnam
Ratliff Van Gotten vows scheduled in June
The engagement of Jacqueline Kay Ratliff to Gary Lee Van Gotten is announced. Jacqueline is CHS 1971 graduate and hairdressing student. Gary is a Nu Wa Campers, Inc. employee and CHS 1964 graduate. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenn Dale Ratliff
Jacqueline Kay
Gary Lee van Gotten
Frank van Gotten
S. Santa Fe
Miss Ratliff
Chanute High School
Hay
Mission
van Gotten
Nu Wa Campers, Inc
CHS
Neosho County
Social calendar items for January February events
Social schedule lists meetings and gatherings for January 31 to February 1 including Duplicate Bridge Club, Women's fitness program, Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Homemakers units, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Modern Study Club, Sorosis Club, Cub and Boy Scout leaders round table, Gem and Mineral Society, Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant, Rainbow for Girls, Athenaeum, Outlook Study Club, Culture Club, Round Table Study Club, Safari Museum Auxiliary Members, and Wesleyan Service Guild with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Vilas Homebuilders Extension Homemakers Unit
Milo Myers
Victory Extension Homemakers Unit
Howard McNeill
Chanute Textile
North Malcolm Community Center
Modern Study Club
Robert H. Koch
N. Grant
Sorosis Club
Willis Bartlet
S. Ashby
Zion Lutheran Church
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
IOOF
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Athenaeum
W. A. Woodring
Kathleen Lawrence praises ICYE student exchange year in Bonn
Kathleen Lawrence, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Lawrence, described a year in Bonn as part of the International Christian Youth Exchange program. A KU sophomore and Chanute High School graduate, she studied at Neosho County CC and worked as a nurses aide in a hospital during the stay. Her German father Friedrich Karl Schroder was a doctor and ICYE alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Kathleen Lawrence
Lester Lawrence
S. Plummer
Lawrence
First United Methodist Church
International Christian Youth Exchange
University of Kansas
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Gymnasium
Miss Lawrence
Friedrich Karl Schroder
ICYE
Switzerland
Italy
France
Netherlands
Spain
Lawrences
Paris
Katrina
Anke
NCCJC
Finland
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Chanute
Heloise Covers Desk Sewing Machine With Patchwork Material
Dear Heloise shares a quick craft tip turning an old desk type sewing machine into a colorful piece by patchwork fabric. She notes a scrap bag full of varied fabrics and praises the effect.
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Heloise
Heloise readers share DIY crafts and kitchen hacks
Dear Heloise columns reveal readers creatively transforming everyday items. From gluing glue to wood, to making paperweights with a tooth, to repurposing glasses and curtain remnants into practical crafts, tips show handy, colorfully inventive solutions.
Sunflower EHU Hosts Scandinavian Foods Lesson
Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit met at Mrs. Louis Junod’s home to learn breads and pastries with rosettes. Attendees included Vernie Steele and others. tea hosted by Art Krone and Floyd Heath. 19 members attended. A Pride speaker is planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foods of
Scandinavia
Sunflower Extension
Louis Junod
S. Ashby
Art Krone
Floyd Heath
Steele
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D. Lynn Rhodes
Church Fellowship Hall
Janice Cyr
Richard L. Groves
Sheila Burns
Lynn Rhodes
Sheryl Plopster
Cheri Young
Wendy
J. A. Groves, Sr
Ray Christiansen
Mrs. LaVerne W. Trindal
EHU
Erie Hich School
Leon Carrol
St. Paul
Ervin Brune
Manhattan
Arthritis Foundation Fund
Neevenson
Hell
California
Ann Sanders
Drisdell
Jacqueline Kay Ratliff
Dr. W.L.F
Tribune
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Lounge
Royster Gym
Pennsylvania
Beethoven
Europe
Austria
Karl Schroeder
Helois
Johnnie
Grandma Zut
Janet
Mary R. DeHuff
Jackie Stanglin
Sunflower
PRIDE
By Dottie Wellington
United Methodist
Paul Hett
Otterbein United
Livingston N. Witten
Martha Circle
Mr. Hett
First United Methodist Men's Group
Otterbein Church
Mediterranean
IBM
News-Standard Printing CO
W. Main
Hans
S. Central
National Selected Morticians
NSM
Associated
Time
Newsweek
U.S. News & World Report
Good Housekeeping
National Observer
Macleans
Canada
National
Independent—International
Johnson Mortuary
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