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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1971
Page
3
Readers share practical hacks from baking a cake with question marks to hide age to back saving laundry uses and ironing tricks. A mother details a baby changing table made from a card table with a padded mat and hidden roll of toilet tissue for ease and seating.
Kathleen Marie Robinson of Chanute High School fame and George A. Patton of Wanda Lopeman's residence are engaged to wed. The couple plans a September 4 ceremony with Robinson employed by Unified District 413 and Patton with Manley Steel Co. Classifieds deadlines are noted.
The Sunny Stone Extension Home makers Unit met at Mrs. Parie Carlson home. Mrs. Charles Stevens led a public affairs quiz and Mrs. Carlson gave the safety report. Plans were made for a Buffalo Homecoming window display in September and a family picnic at Buffalo Lake on August 18.
Zion Lutheran Service Guild heard a convention report on the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League in Louisville. Mrs. Robert Lassman described 2600 attendees, three days of worship and business sessions, and a $450,000 budget for eight missionary projects.
The clipping lists social events and meetings including the We Who Club at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m and a Chanute Country Club bridge session, Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit at 1131 N Forest at 9 30 a m, a covered dish dinner at the Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple at 6 30 p m and a meeting at 8 p m.
Pamela Rae, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry E Moore, arrived July 10 as a new member of the Moore family at their home.
Mr and Mrs Richard Briley will host an open house at 1609 West from 2 to 4 pm to honor their 30th wedding anniversary. Attendants include their children and spouses in Humboldt Arlington and Guam, with extended family and friends. The Brileys married July 20 1941 and farmed before moving to Chanute in 1957.
A reader asks about disciplining a son and a father’s veto. Ann Landers urges joint counseling to stop parental bickering and the children’s “battering ram” role, stressing united parenting to reduce trouble and improve outcomes.
A brief instruction to contact the Tribune carrier at 431-3400 by 5 30 p.m. if the newspaper is not delivered.
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