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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1967
Page
3
Readers offer household shortcuts from using postmark zip codes to organize addresses, hanging dish racks, repurposing trash can lids as bird baths, freezing fruit for treats, and safe shower footwear. Tips cover dye spill prevention, scent substitutes, and easy cleaning tricks.
Mr and Mrs Miles Oyler hosted a Friday rehearsal dinner at the Virginia Inn Lawrence in honor of Kar en Elizabeth Poos and their son Gary Miles Oyler who wed Saturday Guests included John Poos W H Corbin Deedra Lucas Chanute Jill Silverman St Louis Mylo Oyler Dodge City Keith Cochran Lawrence and Mark Fixley Osawatomie
Senate vice chairman Sen. Wallace F. Bennett tells AP the ethics panel may not draft a new code this session. He doubts lawmakers will devote time to proposals when Congress returns from a 10 day July 4 recess amid a large backlog of work.
Karen Poos and Gary Oyler exchanged vows in Danforth Chapel on the University of Kansas campus Lawrence Reverend Ronald L Sundbye officiated The bride wore a white silk organza gown with re embroidered lace pearls and a silk illusion veil A reception followed at the Virginia Inn with Smilax daisies and a four tier cake The couple left for a short wedding trip
Reports of weddings should be submitted to the woman's page editor promptly after the ceremony or even in advance. Publish the day after, with a two day submission window. later items appear in brief form. Include sender name and phone number and submit the photo via mutual cooperation.
Mrs. Lester Lawrence of 106 S Plummer and Mrs. D A Finney of 301 S Plummer attended the 1967 tri annual national meeting of United Presbyterian Women at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana June 26 to July 1. Finney sang in a 170 voice choir from each Presbytery. An anthem No Longer Strangers by Frank Tirro premiered and Barbara Ward Lady Jackson gave a closing talk.
Mrs Luke Lasley led a Sea Mona EH Unit meeting at her R 3 residence with 10 members present. Announced artmobile visit to Chanute this weekend and an upcoming open class fair entry. Next gathering set with Mrs Nelle Stevens Aug 3 on ceramics.
The bride and groom both graduates of Chanute High School and class of 1967 at the University of Kansas will be at home at 905 Emery Road Lawrence. Out of town guests from Wichita Independence Kansas City and Birmingham join Chanute and nearby towns for the event.
News briefs note the Safari Museum will be open from noon to 6 p.m. tomorrow. The item also lists various local residents and visitors including Mrs. W. C. Markley and her family, guests of Mrs. Isis Stanfield, plus other weekend visitors and travel summaries from Enid Oklahoma to Atlanta Georgia.
Mr and Mrs D L Freeberg Brenda and Glenda of Wichita visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs G J McGee and family of 205 S Allen and Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Holden R 4. Mr and Mrs Holden recently moved to Chanute from Covington La.
S Sgt Raymond E. Norris son of Leila R. Norris Walnut is on duty at Phan Rang Air Base Vietnam as a helicopter mechanic. He serves in a rescue and recovery unit flying combat and peace time air rescue and aeromedical evacuation missions.
Thomas Murrill Ralph Berg and Peter Esch will attend a regional insurance business conference July 5 8 in Los Angeles. Gail Abbuehl and Kathy Lawrence attend Camp Lookout in Montrose Iowa this week with their families noted.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Holland and Mrs. Anna Henderson of Parsons are among residents mentioned, with Mrs. Nellie Mae also identified in the same report.
The Chanute Tribune staff roles include Dwight McCreight as publisher Dwight Wallingford as news editor John Haworke as advertising manager Fay D. Clopine as circulation manager and Ben Nicholas as composition supervisor. The paper is published daily except Sunday and six holidays with local dial access provided.
Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties by mail in trade territory and outside. Chanute post office boxholders receive yearly and half year options. Chanute carrier service available at 1.70 a month with advance payment.
Local listings show church and club meetings for July 5 1967. Activities include Women's Missionary Society Brethren in Christ Church and First Baptist Circle sessions with times from 9 am to 9:30 pm at multiple locations. Memorial building hosts Rainbow Division Veterans covered-dish dinner at 6:30 pm.
When using a bag holding seasoned flour for coating chicken, add only a few pieces at a time. This helps ensure the coating adheres evenly and prevents clumping or uneven coverage.
A New York AP column reveals Cinderella’s famous slippers were fur, not glass, due to a mistranslation of the 17th century French tale. The piece offers quirky observations from psychology and trivia to cultural quirks and quotes, citing diverse facts from the National Geographic Society to Emerson.
Summer guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Finney include their daughter Mrs. H. F. Mattinson and her children Susan Jill and Pamela from Philadelphia. Guests tomorrow at the Finney home will be Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Bross and Kate of Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Davidson of Leawood.
Craddock Uniforms Inc announces it will tithe its profits to the Salina Ministerial Association for youth programs. The tithe based on profits before taxes will be paid July 1, 1968. Craddock makes school band uniforms and operates in Salina since 1966 with offices in Kansas City.
If the unfilled pie shell is frozen before baking, increase the baking time by at least three to five minutes. This safety note helps ensure the crust cooks through without underbaking.
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