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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
3
Readers seek voice training at age 64. Ann Landers advises learning at any age and refuses to send the woman to speech school. The column addresses marital issues and wedding expectations, offering practical guidance. Copyright 1963.
Evan Richard Tiziani of Texas dominated Rome fashion day opening with trim zippered sports suits paired with rib knit sweaters and army boots. Buyers applauded his午 idea filled collection featuring lavender mauve tweed and yellow gold plaid looks, Maltese cross accents, and a two piece black knit with leg of mutton sleeves.
A breakfast dish features a puffy omelet topped with tomato sauce and finished with rolls of halved chicken livers seasoned in flour for a savory garnish.
A birthday party Sunday evening celebrated the third birthday of Michael Dean Byers at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Larry Byers 633 S Malcolm. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ira Whitworth Mr and Mrs Charles Russell Mindi and Rick Mr and Mrs Jerry Whitworth Salina Lessie Bates Mr and Mrs Ted Byers Janice and Diana Mr and Mrs Lou Byers Guy Everly and Mrs Virgil Sutton Bremerton Wash
Mr and Mrs Neal Sharp hosted a birthday party at 411 W 3rd for their daughter Kelly Kaye celebrating her first birthday Friday evening. Invited guests included Tracy Kaye Sharp Billy Ogle Delores Harold Sharp Rosemary Ray Ray Clifford Ray Nellie Ray Glen Merriman Cecil Webb Ethel Likens and Harry Fisher.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ed Brinkmeyer's home at 206 N Western. Eleven members and two children attended a covered dish lunch. Mrs. Glen Strack led the business meeting and plans were made for a basket dinner and annual picnic in the Home Savings lounge on July 26 with Mrs Harold Chandler to host August 13.
Scoutmaster Larry Weber led Monday night opening ceremonies for Boy Scout Troop 25 at the Zion Lutheran educational building. The group discussed rolling and throwing papers and distributed Camp Wilderness articles.
July events list from Dial Tribune includes First Methodist Church covered dish at 6 30 p m United Presbyterian Women at 9 30 a m Builders Class at Presbyterian Church circles at First Baptist led by Worley Lofgren and others 9 30 a m Edith Thompson and Merle Ruggies at 16 S Plummer 9 30 a m Marjorie Sharp and L E Lofgren 418 N Steuben 9 30 a m Grace Will and Clark Dickinson 9 S Kansas 9 30 a m July 16 Rural Homemakers 1705 S Central 1 p m Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting Methodist Church Scout Room 9 a m Rural Grange Meeting Rural School 1 p m Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem ice cream social 4 p m.
Mr and Mrs Burl Scha berg announce the engagement of their daughter Julianel to Kent Trayser Perry son of Mrs W Bethel Perry of Osawatomie KU senior Julianel majors in sociology and joined Gamma Phi Beta She was 2023 Student Union Activities Queen and a white rose princess Perry is a KU graduate in business administration He served Sigma Nu as secretary and song leader member of Alpha Kappa Psi interfraternity council and Arnold Air Society He is commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve and is enrolled in KU law school A December wedding is planned
The Mitchell movement was played by eight tables of bridge at the Duplicate Club meeting Monday night in the Home Savings Association lounge. Above average scores were posted by pairs: north and south include Wayne Duty Iola 924 Murray Shively and Ralph Caldwell 89½ Roberta Osborn and Beverly Hall Neodesha 87 Mr and Mrs Lowell Burghart California 86½ Mrs Clyde Bloomheart and Mrs Frank Jones 86. East and west winners featured Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen 1032, Mrs Charles Broadwell and Mrs Bob Allen 9442, Mr and Mrs Nelson Rupard Independence % , Mrs Fred Johnson and Bob Ward 92, Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes Neodesha 842.
A note on adding finely shredded carrot to the filling of stuffed eggs for color and enhanced flavor. The tip suggests mixing finely shredded carrot into the yolk filling to brighten the dish and add sweetness.
Mrs. I. M. Stevens and Mrs. Ada Livingston hosted a shower Thursday evening at 307 W. 7th honoring Sandra Kay Allen. Miss Allen will wed July 18 to Larry Edward Phillips. Invited guests included C. D. Hanson, George Phillips, Lt. R. Conway, Kenneth Jerome, Arnie Clark, Lou Arthur Bird, Norman Manke, Clyde Howell, Homer Cobl, C. M. Peterson, Harold Arthur, Clarence Stipp, A. J. Willoughby, Elmer Chard, Dana-Amos Stevens, George Washim, William Benson, Richard Phillips, Max White, Curtis Taylor, Clair Jones, Merie Willis, Harold Hughes, Everett Allen, Dean Carter, George Alien Jr., Ronald Alien, Harry Coleman, Marvin Weaver, Bill Lock, J. H. Peterson, LeRoy Wells, Mary Lou Conway, Marcia Peterson, Trudy and Lena Peterson, Donna Lea Coleman, Nancy Stipp, Marsha Stevens and Ruth Taylor.
Thayer Mr and Mrs Ivan Fail hosted a picnic supper in honor of Mr and Mrs Lowell Grayson their daughter Gladys and her husband Tom and family from Santa Ana California. Grayson is the former Viola Wingate. Attending were Harry Olinger Ray Babcock William Fail Rita Gary Roy Fail Earlton Fred Markham Chanute Ralph Wingate Judy Shelia and Ricky.
A McCoy family dinner occurred in Highland Park on Sunday with attendees including Ar and Mrs Tommy Noland South Bend Ind Mr and Mrs W E Hines Mr and Mrs Leslie Harding Eric Mrs Ceva Yockey Mrs Lillie McCoy Mrs Ida McCoy Mrs Effie Harris Mrs Gail Malson and Ken Mr and Mrs F C Hudson Mr and Mrs Fred Martin Stanley Whitworth Mr and Mrs Bill Whitworth Mr and Mrs Yan cy Whitworth and Kent Mr and Mrs Max Beech Cheri and Shelly Mr and Mrs Paul Thron and John Kea Earlene and Cale Kinnie Mrs Billi Beck Terry Tracy and Timmie Mr and Mrs L L McCoy Mr and Mrs Marvin McCoy and family
Five members of the Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club and Mrs. Robert Lopeman attended the Home Economics Judging School in Iola on Monday. Barbara Cottrell hosted the foods project meeting with progress reports, cake pan prep, a golden glow cake, and cherry punch demonstrations. The cakes were judged, refreshments served by the hostess and her mother. Next meeting with Karen Redfield is July 29. members to bring four brownie cookies.
Mrs Howard Dobson presided at the VFW Auxiliary gathering in the Memorial building. Reports listed donations to Wadsworth Veterans Hospital including 40 pounds carpet rags 65 books 123 dozen cookies 13 pounds coffee 630 napkins 15 pounds sugar 144 tea bags and mints. Members voted to send five dollars monthly to the hospital. Door prize went to Mrs George Washburn. Next gathering July 21 10 am at the post to prep potato salad for a Chanute merchants picnic. Next meeting August 24 7 30 pm with Mrs Etta Hanson leading committee.
Martha Cooper was honored with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Fred Montague in R. 2 on Friday evening. Invited guests included Mrs. Ben Cunningham, Marion Ackley, Robert Williams, Clinton Nelson, George Garrison, Lewis Gerken, Walter Bell, Leroy Malsted, George Cole, Joe Cole, Bill Triplett, Aeron Wheatley of Topeka, Charles Donovan, Carroll Christmas, M. Matuske, Pittsburg, Truman Cooper, Ollie Noland, and the Misses Mary Cole, Jackie Churchill, Deroleen Christmas, and Margaret Nelson.
The Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church gathered in the church basement Sunday at 1 PM for a basket dinner. Honored guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cox and family from Sioux City Iowa, along with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watke Cindy Lou and Merle Daniel of Mound City. The table committee consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thurman Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Marks and Mrs. Esther Erickson. About 60 people attended.
A white butter cake gains a European twist by adding poppy seeds. Soak seeds in scalded milk overnight or until absorbed, using a quarter cup milk per two ounces of seeds to prepare the soaking liquid.
The Heritage Room now features a custom sliding-shelf record player with wall speaker and a small library of recordings. Sponsored by the Art and Literature club with other clubs contributing, gifts will be vetted by the library board and added from the budget as available. Recordings are loaned at the desk to patrons 21 or older with a library card and cannot be removed from the library.
Mrs. Howard Bailey and Larry Hummer of Thayer spent the weekend in Wichita visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Butcher and Barbara Jones. Mrs. H. A. Morris, 125 2 N. Grant, returned from a month at Chanute Air Force Base, Ill., to visit her son MSgt. James Gordon and family. David Brinkman, 13, 201 N. Franklin, reported sighting two buck deer about six miles northeast of Chanute Sunday around 7 p.m. He described one as an 8-point and the other a 4-point whitetail.
Milt Snyder Chanute Chamber of Commerce manager returns from a week of classes and examinations at the University of Colorado Boulder. He attended sessions from 8:15 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Tuesday through Friday with evening work. The program concluded Saturday morning with exams.
Sam R. Rockley of 312 N Central was taken into custody by Chanute police at 7 30 p m on a parole violation warrant from Wichita. He is held by Chanute police for the Wichita sheriff.
Eleven members of the Stark HD Unit toured the Safari Museum Thursday night and later dined at the Silver Grill. The next meeting will be a picnic for families in Chanute on August 16.
A simple muffin tweak suggests adding up to a tablespoon of grated orange rind to a standard batch of muffins using two cups of flour. The citrus finish intensifies aroma and sweetness without changing basic texture or bake time.
Local items from Chanute Kansas reported on page three include council notes a school event and community announcements. Names and places reflect 1964 civic life with usual small town details and dates.
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