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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1969
Page
3
Readers discuss child labor laws and teen work, a man reveals a secret about wearing his wife’s panties, and a husband seeks help for his wife visiting neighbors at night. Ann Landers offers pragmatic guidance on each issue.
Lois Carlson notes more than 100 garden plants contain poison with serious risks to kids. From castor bean seeds to tulip bulbs and mountain laurel honey, even common flowers can injure or kill if ingested. Keep bulbs out of reach and teach children not to chew plant parts.
Heloise advises vacuuming or dusting mattress tops when turning, and again on the reverse side. Use mattress pads, plastic underpads, and worn contour sheets to protect and simplify cleaning, then wash pads to handle accidents. A reader suggests standing on couches to vacuum deep dirt.
A note from a tireless experimenting chef describes beating red maraschino syrup into cream cheese or mayonnaise to create a fantabulous dressing for pear or banana salads.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cox celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a morning church service at United Methodist Church and a family dinner. A reception that afternoon drew more than 200 guests, with numerous out of town attendees listed by name from states including Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas.
This recipe yields 36 corn muffins enriched with bacon cheddar onion and jalapeno. Mix with milk oil eggs and corn bread mix then fold in corn cheese onion pepper and salt. Bake 375 for 15 to 20 minutes and freeze or reheat later at 325 for 20 to 25 minutes.
UPW circle of the Presbyterian Church met at Merrill Brock’s home for a session led by Mrs Dave Toland. discussion centered on the children’s books project with work planned at 403 West Tuesday at Mrs James Botti ger’s home.
Mrs. Howard Wilson was elected president of the Modern Study Club at a Wednesday meeting in the Ranz home. Ten members attended, with Mrs. Ed Ranz Jr. presiding. Coffee was served by the hostess.
Chanute High School class of 1949 held its 20 year reunion June 28 at the Tioga Hotel with 52 members and spouses attending. After dinner a class meeting and prizes followed by a dance. Sunday families gathered for a picnic in Santa Fe Park.
Mrs. Neal Heilman hosted the 4-H sewing class in Savenburg R1 on Wednesday afternoon. Terrie Sue Reinhardt demonstrated taking measurements for pattern size while Mrs. Heilman showed sewing facings. participants worked on projects. Glenna Heilman served refreshments.
Kandice Lynn Vaughn and Richard C. Rose Sr. wed in a 2 p.m. June 28 double ring ceremony at First Christian Church. The couple, a Chanute and Wichita connection, were married by Rev. Bert Sutton with Rev. David Blase assisting. The bride’s mother designed her mint green and white attire while the groom’s family and guests filled the church with daisies and candles. The couple plans Wichita State attendance and overseas Navy transfer for the groom is pending.
Judy Bly Boyd and Everett Alexander Glades united in marriage June 21 at the Christian Church in Yates Center. Officiating was Rev. William R. Reed. The couple will reside in Wichita with their families and ties to Yates Center.
Community groups list July 7 and 8 activities at Westview Baptist Chapel Memorial Building Central Park and other venues. Recreation clubs Cub Scout leaders Round Table Ladies Auxiliary and Rainbow for Girls meet at schools halls and clubs with times from morning to evening.
The United Brethren Church group met in the fellowship room Tuesday night with Mrs. Elmer Mathews leading the mission study "Whither Goest Thou? To Nicaragua?" Prayers and poems were shared by several members, and Mrs. Mathews conducted the business session. Hostess Mrs. Thad Clements served refreshments to 12 members and four visitors.
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