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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1969
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers addresses a young woman seventeen eight teen who faces an unplanned pregnancy. Jordy refuses responsibility and his mother offers money to place the child with her cousin and her husband, triggering ethical and family concerns.
Homemaker advice warns about the danger zone 45 to 140 degrees. Thoroughly cook poultry to 165 degrees and avoid room temperature thawing. Botulism risks from home canned beans, corn, spinach, olives, beets, and some animal products. Boil non acid canned vegetables for ten minutes and discard bulging cans.
Highland hostess Tioga EHU held a Wednesday morning gathering with eight members. Mrs Wills Bartlett presided and Mrs Myers presented the lesson Health Is Wealth. There will be no August meeting.
Cheryl Jo Schmitt of Halstead and James Denny Senseney of Chanute were married at 7 30 p m Friday in the First United Presbyterian Church of Halstead. The Rev Benjamin Bollman officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Wichita until Aug 1 then move to Oxford.
July 14 15 social events listed across Santa Fe including Santa Fe Women's Federation at Carpenters Hall Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building Gem and Mineral Society Federation Hall Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant TOOF hall Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division Wesleyan Service Guild Method Church Esther circle picnic Christian Women's Guild Ladies Day Golf Country Club Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center Duplicote Bridge Home Savings lounge with times from 1:15 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Hutchison presiding. She reported on the Ottawa conference and described the Circles of Concern. Mrs. Frank Coble led the love gift dedication and a film strip on poverty was shown before discussion.
Mrs Louise Dunkin was honored with a surprise birthday and farewell dinner at the Santa Fe Park south shelterhouse Thursday evening. She recently retired from SEK Tuberculosis Hospital and plans to reside in Kansas City. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bill Crowder, Mr and Mrs Hubert Mintz, and others. The Jaycee Wives met at Mrs Barry Adams home with ten members attending and a report on hospital gifts.
Dottie shares freezer and refrigerator based ice cream recipes for peach and orange sherbet pineapple sherbet lemon drop ice cream and more. Includes steps blending mashing mixing freezing times and tips on salt ice ratios for texture and ripening guidance.
Hints from Heloise show how to reuse an empty roll on deodorant bottle for liquid facial cleansers by washing parts and refilling the roller top. Readers share quick onion slicing, diaper storage, drapery scraps, chair repair with nail polish, and stove lighting tips.
Joyce Ann Herrin and Steven E. McClure wed June 29 at Stark United Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Dale Efflin. The couple, from families in Iola and Stark, plan to live in Topeka after a Florida honeymoon.
Mrs. Millard Pike of Kansas City, Region 7 Sweet Adeline Regent, made an official visit to the local chapter. She dined with the executive committee at Orchid Buffet, led chorus practice at 910 West Elm, and was honored with a party by the chapter after the meeting. She stayed as a guest at Mrs. R. D. Churchill’s home, 909 South Tennessee.
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