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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
3
Practical hints for grill use during the Fourth of July include grilling vegetables with wood charcoal briquets, foil wrapping, and fuel saving tips. Advice covers cookie scraps, bacon strips, fire maintenance, grill cleaning, and using foil to reflect heat and trap drippings.
Mrs. Loretta D. Huxtable a 19 year old blonde faced charges after a police chase in Kansas City and North Kansas City. She was charged with resisting arrest drunk driving careless driving driving without a license failing to stop for a police vehicle speeding 70 mph disregarding a red light and aggravated assault on an officer. A patrol chase ended when an officer fired a tire shot after her car was blocked. Huxtable said she did not remember after drinking vodka earlier.
Ladies Day Golf was held Tuesday at the Country Club with Mrs. Earl Ostrander and Marge Cook winning morning honors. An afternoon six way tie included Mrs. Al Thompson, Glen Shook, Pat Conn, Frank Shaffer, Richard Ashley and Lorene Carson. Carson, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Shook won overall. A handicap flag tournament featured 18 participants with winners Frank Shaffer, Dean Foster, Bob Manley, Rex Truitt, Babe Wood and Miss Carson. Next week’s activities are led by Mrs. Ralph F. Taylor Jr. with a program including ironing, lunch prep, music, health and recreation. A Mexico slides presentation by Mrs. Henry Watkins followed refreshments by local families. Ever Ready 4-H Club met to study snacks and lunches. Debra Kepley demonstrated measuring brown sugar, Vickie Rauhoff made cherry ice cubes, cookies were judged, and future meeting set for July 10 at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Rauhoff.
Mirza Temple fall ceremonial planned for September 14 drawing about 600 Shriners and wives. Chanute Shrine Club named committee chairs including Dean Skinner and Dalice Rush. events will include a novice luncheon parade sessions and a dance with Mirza officers coordinating. James Duff of Pittsburg named potential potentate. Chanute club lists 95 members across Chanute Erie and Yates Center.
The Willing Workers 4-H Club met Tuesday evening with Kenneth Swiler presiding. Twenty one members answered a tongue twister during roll call. Plans were set for the July 28 4-H tour. Mary Neely Jeanne Guy and Kenneth Swiler reported on club matters.
An oil storage tank exploded in a residential area just northeast of downtown Oklahoma City this morning. A stream of burning oil flowed down an alley, badly damaging five apartments and destroying a grocery store automatic laundry cleaning establishment and another business. A police car and a delivery truck were destroyed, while three other cars and a boat were damaged. One minor injury was reported when a fireman slipped on a roof.
Social events listed include Missionary Prayer Band at Bible Baptist church with fellowship at Nall at 2 3 p m Rural Grange Meeting at Rural school. joint meeting of Leemone HOU and Harmony HOU at Big Creek church fellowship room at 2 pm TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer Hell at 1 30 pm Wilson Class at First Methodist church sewing and quilting at af church at 10 am.
Virginia Hazen was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Linda Rhodes at 314 S. Wilson. Miss Hazen, soon to wed Pat Cathers, attended with guests including Mimes Forrest Hazen and Edwin Cathers, with co-hostesses Mrs. Terry Sutcliffe and others. Tokens featured names Pat and Virginia on cakes as gifts were opened after a game and punch.
Virginia Hazen bride elect of Pat Cathers was feted with a church shower at Evangelical United Brethren by Barathea Guild. Hostesses included Mrs. Floyd Byers and others. wedding set for Saturday at First Methodist. Punch, cakes and games followed by gifts. pastel flowers and a miniature cake centerpiece. Attendees and gift senders listed include Hazen, Cathers, McLaren, Chase, Anderson, Ford, Erickson, Hibbs, Lopeman, Bohling, Johnson, Cameron, Jeffers, Briley and Grace Boman among others.
Day before pay day supper features homemade fish chowder with pilot crackers, a big vegetable salad, and cookies or watermelon.
In Oslo the minority Labor government named former U N secretary general Trygve Lie minister of industries to blunt an opposition effort to topple the government. A coal mine disaster report led to the resignation of the former industries minister and raised safety concerns.
Saigon reports government troops killed 35 Communist guerrillas in an operation 30 miles northeast of Saigon. Government casualties were 7 dead and 25 wounded. In Saigon, bicycle parking near American installations was banned following two time bombs found on parked bicycles.
The 1943 Chanute High School senior class will hold its 20th anniversary reunion with 9 am registration at the Tioga Hotel on Saturday. An informal coffee and visitation hour runs 2 to 4 pm in the hotel ballroom, followed by a 6 30 pm social and banquet at St Patrick's school gym. A Sunday brunch is planned for 10 30 am at the hotel.
The Mayfield family gathered Sunday at Community Park in Humboldt for a reunion. Attendees included H H Gaddis and wife, Les Phelps and family, Dewey Musser and family from Mountain Grove Missouri, Fred Mayfield and Caro Jo Topka, David Smith family from Iola, Wilma Childers of Cedar Rapids Iowa, Benny Mosley and family of Springfield, Charles Murr and Janet Newton with J C Peal from Grandview Washington, Francis Worsham family of Rogersville, Darren Pace and Lynn Cupp with Jack Pace, Carthage, Dave Rieves and family, Ed Reaves and family, Wade and George Mayfield, Arle Mayfield, Wilsons and Hall families, Paul Mayfield, Charles Reaves and family, Rex Niver and daughter of Chanute.
Boston Archbishop Richard Cushing, 67, returned from Pope Paul VI’s coronation in Rome and said he will soon travel to Latin America on a secret mission. He would not disclose the trip’s purpose when questioned by reporters Tuesday night.
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