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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
3
Arthur Henderson and Marilyn Ann Arthur exchange vows at 3 p.m. Saturday in First Methodist Church with Dr. Duff Wagoner officiating. The couple reside in Wichita after a reception at the bride's parents' home.
Six members met at Mrs Don Abbuehl 221 E 9th with vice president Mrs Lester Lawrence presiding. They read and discussed Shakespeare's Sonnets. The next meeting is set for February 6 in the Heritage Room of the Library.
Lud Strnad of Brewster, president of the [organization], says farmers in Kansas should ignore a proposed boycott on buying cars and machinery. The brief quotes Strnad urging farmers to reject the call and continue normal purchases.
Farmers Union Cooperative Marketing Association spokesman says a stop buying campaign would not raise farm income and would apply economic pressure in the wrong place. Ed Smith of the North Dakota Farmers Union leads the movement while Strnad warns a boycott could close Kansas small manufacturing firms selling farm equipment.
Hints advise signaling a stalled car with flares or raised hood, reflectors, and even fluorescent trunk interiors. The column features practical tips from readers on kitchen storage, cleaning fur, saving space with a spice rack from old cutlery, and simple fixes for day to day chores.
Snyder Oklahoma announces the engagement of A. J. Young to Gary Winans. A. J. is a 1964 Snyder High School graduate. Winans, a 1960 Joint Rural graduate, attended Allen County Junior College and earned a 1962 diploma. he works at Beechcraft Wichita. The wedding is set for February 18 in Frederick Oklahoma.
Mrs Clifford Lukenbill hosted the Torchlighters, the past presidents of the Business and Professional Women's Club, with co hosts Mrs George Lightfoot and Mrs Adeline Fortney. Dr Margaret Wolf led the business meeting and members played cards with high winners Mrs Scherel Booe and Miss Wolf and low, Mrs Ray Gibson and Merle Estes. Next meeting set for May 30.
Scald milk by heating gently until bubbles form at the edge or a thin film covers the top, then proceed with yeast recipes. This step activates enzymes and improves texture in bread and pastry making.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lowe of Lavenburg marked their 60th wedding anniversary. They wed January 30, 1907 in Leavenworth and have five children Faye Nelson Port Orchard Washington Fern Colfer Dalhart Texas Don Lowe Lavenburg Dan Lowe and Jo Jr Lowe Auburn Washington along with 13 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
A family dinner and open house marked the 81st birthday of Mrs. Anna Orr at the First National Bank Community Room. Four daughters helped serve and greet, with many granddaughters assisting at the punch table and guest book. A list of out of town guests was included.
Local listings announce February 1 1967 circles and groups at First Methodist First Christian Presbyterian and other churches with host names and addresses. Activities include meetings at 1:30 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. plus a Rainbow Division memorial dinner and various missionary and civic groups through February 2.
A sponge cake batter that would bake in a 9 inch angel cake pan can be baked in three oblong pans about 11 by 7 by 2 inches. Each oblong cake will require about half the baking time of the large cake.
Seventeen Neosho county women travel to Kansas State University Manhattan for Home Economics Days. accompanying Mrs. Jim Carlson are several extended local families visiting relatives and attending activities.
On this date in 1790 the U S Supreme Court held its first session at the Royal Exchange Building in New York City. Ten years ago a Northeast Airlines jet crashed after takeoff from LaGuardia killing 20 passengers. 81 survived, 64 hospitalized. Five years ago President Kennedy proposed broad welfare reforms. One year ago civil rights workers were dragged from Greenville Air Force Base.
Louisa May Alcott’s story Under the Lilacs will be staged for area children February 2 at 7:30 PM in the High School Auditorium. Sponsored by the AAUW it marks their second production this year. Tickets go on sale at grade schools before school and at noon Wednesday.
Four tables played last night in the Home Savings Lounge. Above average scorers included Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Caldwell, 61, Mrs. Bob Allen, Bob Ward, 51, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dickerson, 42, Larry Caldwell and Bob Allen, 41, and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart, Mrs. Frank Jones, 40.
Chanute Tribune reports brief items from Chanute and surrounding area dated Tuesday January 31, 1967. Local notices, community announcements, and short updates fill page three with civic happenings and upcoming events.
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