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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
3
Betty Williams notes Americans eat about two billion hot dogs in July, totaling 14.4 billion yearly. The piece highlights hot dogs as a versatile outdoor barbecue staple and offers a tangy kabob recipe with frankfurters onions pickles catsup hot sauce vinegar and brown sugar.
The Ever Ready 4-H Club met at Santa Fe park with Martin Barnhart presiding. Members named a pointer on selecting shoes for roll call and voted to have three junior leaders with an adult aid at the hospital snack bar monthly. Reports came from Beverley Erickson Jean Ramsey and Lois Barnhart on judging schools in Independence Erie and Iola.
Friendly Thimble Club gathered with Mrs Ed Braschler at 915 S Steuben at 2 o clock Wednesday. Nine members attended and played games with refreshments provided by the hostess. Mrs Louella Dawson at 1015 N Grant will host the next meeting.
Mrs Carl Magill hosted the Dorcas Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church at 312 S Larson with 12 members and three guests Alicia Magill Kathie Cramm and J S Ames. Prayer opened by Mrs Glen Shockey with devotionals by Mrs Melvin Stierwalt and a lesson on Spanish American and American Baptists by Mrs Helen Ackerson.
Mrs. A C Dickinson welcomed Grace Hill circle members from the First Baptist Church to her home at 19 South Kansas. Ten members and two guests Denise and Debbie Kaufman attended. Mrs Glen McLaren led devotions and Mrs Ned Kaufman gave the lesson Church is the People. Mrs Bill Wiggans offered the closing prayer.
Deborah Chrisman of New Castle Colorado celebrated her 10th birthday with a dinner in her honor hosted by her grandmother Mrs. O S Claus at 428 West 6th. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Nutt, Mrs. Bill Claus, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Locke, Jr., Mrs. Lloyd Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Eben Claus, Mrs. Mabel Baker, Mrs. Don Harlan, Harold Claus, Boneta Claus, Pamela Johnson and Sandra Dawson.
The Coder family reunion and dinner took place Sunday in Highland Park with numerous attendees listed including Ora Heliman Levi Bailey Arthur McCune Russell Cole Doris Mears Nelson Coder Chanute and Marion Felkins among others. Afternoon visitors from Independence Wichita Oxford and Chanute joined the gathering for the event.
Topeka police report shows 24 hour traffic death log through 9 am Thursday July 23 1964 with 24 fatalities compared to 29 the previous year. The AP log records statewide or city totals for the 24 hour period.
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss being a good listener, thumb-sucking in a 12 year old, aging mother options, and family tensions. The columnist offers advice on listening, child reassurance, and elder care while urging readers to seek support from the Chanute Tribune.
Mrs. Cleo Ruth erford and Mrs. Max Decker co hosted the July meeting of the Sunny Stone HD Unit in the Buffalo Community Building. Fourteen members and eight children attended. They discussed entering a booth in the Wilson County Fair on July 29 to 31 and announced a family picnic at Buffalo Lake on July 26.
Sally Ann Lamb married Thomas J. Beebe in a double ring wedding at 10 AM July 4 at First Christian Church Odessa Missouri. Rev A W Swanson officiated with Mrs Swanson as organist. Maid of honor Ann Bass and best man William Robertson accompanied the couple. Guests included the couple’s parents and a luncheon followed, with a reception in Independence Missouri.
Mrs. R. W. Good and Mrs. Reuben J. Burkman reported on the triennial National Meeting of United Presbyterian Women at Purdue University campus. Theme was Free and Obedient, stressing true freedom as obedience to God. 30 members and two guests attended. invitations read. Circle 1 hosted and quilters invited to Wilson Class Friday with a covered dish.
Friday events include Mrs. Jim McCoy at 1406 with 1400 dollars noted. Activities at Highland and Country Club list TOPS Determinettes at 1 30 p.m. Bridge. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church. Past Presidents of LA to 8B of RYT have a covered dish picnic at Highland Park at 6 p.m. Thornburg HO Unit opens a safety meeting at High Prairie Church basement at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Mabel B. Foster, 71, of Topeka Kansas, died in a Billings hospital ten days after a traffic accident near Reed Point Montana. She was with her husband Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Don Yeager when their car swerved into a bridge abutment during a fishing trip.
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