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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
3
Mrs. Lee De Moss of 313 West Main has a rare 100 year old spinning wheel along with a gingerbread table and wash stand. The oak wheel, 60 inches tall, came as a bequest from her grandmother Mrs. Christie Ann Sharp of Glen Allen Missouri and arrived with no belt.
A Chanute Tribune column features letters to Ann Landers about a first grader who wets his pants and how teachers and parents should respond. Readers argue over shaming versus compassion and share personal memories of similar incidents with school and family guidance.
St Margaret’s Chapter of the Women of Grace Episcopal met at Mrs Dean Gough 620 W Elm. Business was led by Mrs Walter Treloggen. Visitor Mrs Joe Balch announced a workshop at St James Wichita Feb 19 and Healing Mission at St Michael’s Kansas City Feb 17–19. Next meeting with Mrs Walter Trelog gen.
St Marys Chapter of the Women of the Grace Episcopal church met with Mrs Dean Stone at 216 W Pine. Mrs William Gray Jr led devotions and Mrs Joe Winkler gave a meditation from Bishops MOSleys Even So Send You. The meeting closed with prayer as the hostess and Mrs Brad Wheeler served ten to 16 members.
Pridey February 1st luncheon at Carpenters hall at 12 30 p.m. with table service. Laurel Mothers club meets Mrs George Riker 206 North Washington at 1 p.m. Victory HDU hosts Mrs Buford Allen at R 1. Harmony HDU meets Mrs Rolla Rush R 3 at 3 p.m. Dorcas Sunday School class at First Christian church Mrs Joe Holleday 220 West North Grant at 7 30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fail marked their golden wedding with a Sunday service at Holiness Church of Altoona and a noon lunch at Altoona High School. About 150 guests attended an open house at the Fail home, with 22 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The Business and Professional Circle of First Baptist met at Mrs. Loren Lowe’s home. Ruth Gray led the group with opening prayer by Mrs. Orville Nickerson. Plans were made to quilt blocks for missionaries in the coast. The devotional touched on prayer and the lesson on Our Journey Into Understanding by Matthew Giriffrida was led by Mrs. Nickerson. Thirteen members and one guest attended. Next gathering set for Feb 26 at Vendla Kjellander’s home, 116 N Garfield.
If improvising a steamer keep food well above water to avoid boiling. Steam cooks the food. immersion in water changes the cooking method and can spoil texture and safety. Ensure proper setup and monitor water level to prevent contact with the food.
Paris AP Dior showcases a slender tubular silhouette by Marc Bohan featuring sheath dresses from neckline to hem, kimono sleeves, and close to the throat necklines. Much of the collection emphasizes beading, textured fabrics, and tapered evening dresses with square jackets and dramatic folds.
Mr and Mrs Charley Elsten will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at their farm seven miles east and three miles north of Chanute. Hosts are their sons Myrle Elsten and Harlan Elsten with spouses, from Bartlesville and Pittsburg. They wed Feb 1 1913 in Claremore Oklahoma before moving to Chanute in 1937.
Mr and Mrs C W Carroll of Humboldt mark fifty years of marriage with an open house at the Legion Hall Sunday from 2 to 4 pm. Friends and relatives are invited to visit.
Installation of officers for Rainbow for Girls Assembly 63 to be held Sunday at the Masonic Temple at 2 30 p m Barbara Hunt will be the new Worthy Advisor daughter of Leonard and Mrs Hunt 118 S Forest The program is open to the public A reception will follow the installation
Scout Den 1 Pack 3 met Wednesday afternoon with den mother Mrs. Leo Lewis at 103 S. Western. Members guessed famous speakers during roll call and elected Greg Walker as assistant denier and Larry Goss as assistant keeper of the buckskin. An elective approved building wishing birthday boats to use in a game.
The high baking temperature causes popovers to puff as steam provides the leavening. The batter should be beaten until smooth, but the incorporated air plays a smaller role in the rise than steam does in producing lofty heights.
State officials said they can set contracts for a new 274 bed adult treatment unit at Topeka State Hospital to replace an 80 year old section. Bids totaled 2 593 336 with the low general contract by Constant Construction Co. at 1 097 386 and electrical work by Shrake Electric Inc. at 257 393. Mechanical work low by Kendall Plumbing Inc. at 491 000 with Gov. Anderson proposing 400 000 more for equipment and costs.
The Kentucky Unemployment Compensation Commission found a job application with the note Why did you leave your previous job I did all the work. The quirky response prompted officials to review the submission as they sorted through many applications.
Michigan Governor George Romney stays neutral on a plan to allow Sunday liquor sales in Detroit. Georgia Governor Carl Sanders signs an order creating a speed trap study group to report to the governor and legislature. Atlanta couple J B Secrist and spouse donate about 1700 opera records to the Library of Congress, a collection compiled by their late son John Secrist, a former Emory mathematics teacher who died in 1958.
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