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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1973
Page
3
Four part series opens with "Food for Growing Children" by Carlson outlining how habits form, signs of good nutrition, growth patterns, calorie and protein needs, and practical advice for families. It stresses the home as the child’s center, gradual introduction of foods, balanced meals, and a positive mealtime atmosphere.
A collage of Ann Landers letters covers fashion hazards with four inch platforms, marriage and family clashes, and relationship advice. Readers discuss back strain from tall shoes, disagreements over having children, and strategies to improve unsatisfying sex lives.
Mrs Gladys Claybourne led the meeting with Fay Noland joining as a new member. A plan to install a telephone at the building was announced and January items were requested for a second time for the club newsletter. Grace Episcopal Church members assisted with refreshments.
A Who's Who Study Club meeting at Mrs. Paul Puckett's home discussed plastics history and future design, noting the shift from wartime imitation to mobile, durable plastic and even the potential for an entire plastic house. Members contributed to a white elephant sale and welcomed new member Mrs. Dale Kelsey.
Mr and Mrs Gerald E Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Kristine Marie to Rex Otis Vanatta son of Mr and Mrs Tom Vanatta of Kincaid A June wedding is planned. Kristine is a 1971 Marmaton Valley High School graduate and a sophomore at Allen County Community Junior College Rex Vanatta is a 1969 Moran Elsmore High School graduate employed by the Co op in Moran and Marmaton Valley Schools.
Delegates will represent the Kansas Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs of Neosho County at the state convention in June. The Topeka meeting discussed June 15 and 16. Two new members joined the county group and Mrs Delbert Potter hosted at 1115 W 4th with seven members present. The next meeting will begin with a covered dish supper.
Birth notices list four newborns with parental names and addresses. Tom Thomas, Paula Christine Landay, Stephanie Ann Newland, and James Robert Jr. are all reported born in January to parents in Humboldt St Paul and Kansas City area households.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Novotny marked their golden wedding Jan. 14 with a noon covered dish dinner and an afternoon open house at their son Robert’s home. Their children and grandchildren attended, including the Gaut, Lowe, Novotny, Baughman, L. Novotny, George Novotny, and Robert Novotny families. The couple married Jan. 17, 1923 in Pawnee Oklahoma and lived in Deerfield before settling in rural Thayer in 1958.
Delta Study Club discussed Chanute Centennial celebration at Mrs James A Roberts home. Mrs Floyd Naff president led Roosevelt lesson. Next meeting will feature the annual Valentine party. Ten members attended. Beef as by product of cattle was discussed in early America noting work use milk hides.
Social calendar item notes Chanute textile paint club gathering at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday January 30. The notice reminds society deadlines and postevent photo timelines.
Mrs T L Baker leads a meeting at Mrs Earl Close home 1307 S Grant with Mrs Lillian Marvin reporting on crutch pads knitted for the American Red Cross. Members express appreciation for holiday donations from Elm Acres Children's Home and the state hospital in Osawatomie. Dessert served to 12 members.
The Holly Mothers Club held a silent auction at 105 S. Larson the home of Mrs. Ralph Ellis. Roll call elicited embarrassment with members sharing moments. Members voted to draft a new bylaws set. Mrs. Richard Ashley helped Mrs. Ellis serve refreshments to ten members.
Institutions Volume Feeding Management magazine reports hamburgers as the most popular food in America with an 87 percent popularity rating. The item was cited as the top seller by food service operators.
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