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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams outlines a seasonal guide to pairing fruits with meats. A wide fruit selection from apricots to peaches boosts flavor and nutrition, while lemon or citrus juice adds zest. The article provides two recipes: baked chicken with fresh peaches and bananas wrapped in bacon as a luncheon option.
Various reader tips across home care appear in Heloise column. Remedies include polishing white wooden bowls with raw walnut meat, keeping dressing separate until serving, sorting nylon hose with white gloves, shielding light fixtures with bags during repainting, and taping buttons with transparent tape for sewing. Additional ideas cover ice cream storage, picnic utensil bags, and child whistles for outdoor safety.
Wilson county holds its annual 4 H style revue and best groomed boy contest at Ben Paulen school on Tuesday night starting at 8. 4 H girls showcase garments made during the past club year and the event is open to the public.
The Philippines comprises 7,100 islands and islets formed by a partly submerged mountain range. Of these, about 730 islands are inhabited and roughly 60 percent remain unnamed.
Esther Circle of the Women's Society of World Service met at Mrs. Edna Strohm's home 406 W Seventh Tuesday evening. Mrs. Edith Jones led devotions and Mrs. Strohm ran the business meeting. Mrs. Ronald Bringle presented the lesson Ministry to Appalachia. Refreshments for 19 members followed.
Newborn list includes Cheval Lynette daughter of Charles and Mrs Erickson Wichita born June 12. Roger Dwayne son of John Vincent Humboldt born June 28. Melinda Lea daughter of Earl Moore 428 S Central born June 29. Valarie June daughter of Lee Osborn R 3 born June 30. Diane Leigh daughter of Richard Sigler 508 N Steuben born June 30. David Loren son of Donald Schooley 222 W 6th born July 7.
A Topeka tornado story recounts neighbor memories and small survivals. A girl near Washburn campus hid as warnings sounded and watched a white dog struggle in the wind before vanishing from sight. Mrs. Phares Bross lost home and contents while eight antique plates remained on basement steps intact.
Mrs Hans Herold, supervisor of the Women’s Art and Crafts Club, announces a Monday session to make dimensional pictures from 9 to noon at the Central Park Community Building. Attendees should bring small picture frames needles thread and scissors. other items will be provided.
Friday events list in Chanute includes a performance of The Streets of New York at Unity Theater at 2 pm, plus homemakers units meetings at Thornburgh and Vilas Extension, a Builders Class at First Presbyterian, We Who Club at Sawyer Hall, Wilson Class at First Methodist, and a Bridge session at the Country Club.
The Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church discussed the book Fool of God by Louis Gochran. Mrs Eldon Vaughn reviewed it while Doug Lopeman and Steven Cooper presented selections.
The Mary Martha Guild held its monthly meeting at the First Presbyterian Church after a covered dish dinner attended by nine members and two guests. Flowers decorated the tables and Mrs. W A Goolsbee gave the invocation. Mrs. Fred Heinze discussed the church medical services in the Southwest United States and Korea. The nominating committee was appointed by chairman Mrs. George Crockatt with members Mrs. Marie Wasser, Mrs. Goolsbee, and Mrs. Dave Petterson.
At the August meeting Group 1 led by chairman Mrs. Wayne Ellis served refreshments to 30 members and three guests. A note compares poison efficacy against locusts, stating a gallon can destroy a million locusts today versus about 9 000 twenty years ago.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church held circle meetings in Santa Fe Park and homes. Naomi circle met at the north shelterhouse with 12 attendees and one guest, Mrs. Charles Day, while Orpah Circle gathered at Mrs. Pearl Corbin’s home with 15 members and two guests, Mrs. Mary Roberts and Dr. Duff Wagoner. Mary Circle reported 10 members and several guests at Mrs. Kenneth Summers’s home for breakfast. Mrs. Walter Poor delivered the lesson on society obligations.
Neosho Valley Coin Club met in the First National Bank community room to host a 50 lot coin auction led by Jack Slater with Al Martens as auctioneer. Prizes included a 1961 proof set won by Bill Jones and a coin collector book won by Coleen Trabue. Door prizes of six one dollar bills went to six members, and 27 members were served refreshments.
Heat wave plus an airline strike shrivel fruit and vegetable stocks in U S supermarkets. Wisconsin lima beans California apricots and peaches Minnesota peas mid Atlantic tomatoes suffer damage while strawberries cherry tomatoes and lobster shipments incur disruptions boosting local prices and creating regional surpluses or shortages.
Chanute Tribune page three reports local events and notices from Chanute Kansas for July 14 1966. Includes community news updates, small-town developments, and brief notices affecting residents and businesses.
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