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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
3
A dated food column discusses lunch box issues with round bread versus lunch meat, offers recipes for ham and egg salad sandwiches, and blends cheese with mayonnaise. It highlights soups, salads, and weekend grocery deals including turkey, ham, sausage, fish, canned vegetables, and fresh produce in Chanute.
Mrs Fay Clopine junior past matron was initiated into the Past Matrons Club of Sunflower Chapter OES. The group met at 815 W Elm in Mrs Dinty Wyatts home with 23 members and a guest Mrs Violet Jeffers. Next meeting set for Feb 24 with Mrs Don Beech 1313 W Main.
By Associated Press a variety of meats will be featured this weekend by supermarkets and neighborhood stores for cold weather eating. The listings highlight options likely to appeal to family cooks seeking hearty fare during chilly days.
The Dormois daughters hosted a dinner for their parents Mr and Mrs Glen Dormois at 204 N Grant Dodge City Kansas to mark their silver wedding anniversary on February 2. Guests included J T Dormois of Kansas City W A Bruce and Walter Poor. Sid Hicks and family from Baltimore could not attend.
Friday January annual meeting of the Council of Church Women at Presbyterian Church with nursery provided and 1 30 p m activities. TOPS Determinettes and First Methodist Church class at 1 30 p m. Sawyer Kell bridge at Country Club. Saturday February 1 Do Si Do Square Dance Club at Alcott School in the evening.
Scout News reports Troop 129 met Monday at Methodist Fellowship Hall led by Mrs Ward and Mrs Freeman. Becky Martin opened with a song. Dee Ward and Susan Freeman played saxophone and clarinet for interpretive dancing. Kim Anderson and Rachel Congdon shared badge progress. Four patrols presented skits on a Girl Scout Law to meet active citizen badge requirements.
Troop 27 led by Mrs. Gormley and Mrs. Bailey met Tuesday at 905 N Forest with a flag salute and business session. A Thursday skating party was planned, outdoor games and refreshments followed, and a farewell was given to Jo Leah Parsons who moves to Oregon.
A total of 116 students were named to the first semester honor roll at Chanute Senior High School, with 105 on the third six weeks list. Seniors led by class with 46 on the semester list, followed by juniors 39 and sophomores 31. The third six weeks totals showed juniors with 42, seniors 40, and sophomores 23. The lists are split into Principal's Honor Roll for 2.50 to 3.00 and Regular Honor Roll for 2.25 to 2.50. Seventeen students earned all A’s for the first semester. nine juniors, four seniors and four sophomores earned straight A’s for the third six weeks. Girls outpaced boys on both rolls.
The Grady Community Club met Wednesday at the Grady Community House with 18 members present. The day was spent quilting and a covered dish dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Robert Ellis presided.
A 38-year-old Columbus housewife, Jerrie Mack, aims to fly solo around the world in a single-engine Cessna within weeks. An eight-year pilot, she estimates a three week journey following Amelia Earhart’s historic route with adjustments for modern air regulations and new navigation facilities.
Palm Springs California AP Alan Ladd star of 23 years and known for heroic roles was found dead in his master bedroom at his desert home. A servant alerted authorities after he failed to wake from a nap. Doctors and Police Chief Gus Kettmann cited natural causes, likely a heart attack. An autopsy was ordered. Ladd lived alone except for a butler for the last 10 days while his wife Sue Carol was in West Los Angeles.
DETROIT AP Former President Dwight D Eisenhower, in town to address a Republican dinner, told Detroit Mayor Jerome P Cavanagh that he once kept cigarettes in all his pockets while trying to quit but has not smoked in years He described passing cigarettes to others without lighting one himself, feeling a sense of accomplishment.
Houston AP report notes Rev. Dr. Billy Graham in Houston for a lay leadership conference. He cautions that cigarettes are not condemned by the Bible, yet a person who knowingly endangers health is doing wrong.
Hollywood AP reports Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown faced a movie screen test for a cavalry sergeant part at 20th Century Fox. He described the filmmaking pace as tougher than pro football and wondered how actors endure it.
AP reports a detailed Pittsburgh schedule for Sen. Barry Goldwater as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination. Copies warn supporters the plan is firm and changes require high-level approval to avoid chaos. Also: astronaut M Scott Carpenter advocates business executives taking a spaceflight to unwind amid a two day symposium.
A reader recounts a misinterpreted act after her husband’s death and a daughter’s polio injury. Ann Landers advises apologizing for returning a gift and discusses handling gossip about a classmate and engagement ring choices for a physically affected fiancée.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Orr Thayer announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Gay to Robert Leon Holtzman son of Mr and Mrs Orville Holtzman Thayer. Both are Thayer High School graduates Linda Orr 1963 Holtzman 1961. She attends Kansas State College Pittsburg he is Chanute Junior College graduate also at Kansas State College Pittsburg No date set.
The Chanute Prayer Band met at Manuel C. Martinez and wife residence 1007 N Lincoln. Meetings led by the Martinezes were set for Friday afternoons at 3 pm in members homes.
A simple dish idea describes draining canned oysters, frying them in a small amount of butter until golden brown, and serving with scrambled CLRS for a quickly prepared meal. The steps emphasize concise pan frying and a finish with scrambled CLRS.
A local laundry proclaims meticulous care with shirts, assuring flawless laundering and efficient service. Clients are urged to trust experienced handling to save time and energy.
Mrs Burgess hosted the Circle of Business and Professional Women at 5 West Main Tuesday evening. Mrs Cole named a nominating committee. Mrs Jackson led devotions and Mrs Twedell gave the lesson. Refreshments served for 18 members. Next meeting set for February 25 at Mrs Harmond’s home 1106 West Elm.
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