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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
3
Readers seek guidance on bathroom etiquette in a large city firm and on sharing marital pasts. Advice urges open discussion with a fiancée and cautions about secrecy. A parenting note advises training a toddler to treat animals kindly and to set boundaries with visiting dog owners.
A 1964 Plymouth driven by Roger Smith and a 1964 Dodge driven by Jerry Hoggatt suffered chrome and headlight damage in a minor accident at Steuben and Main. A separate incident at Main and Central involved a parked car scraping a neighbor’s vehicle. Police hold two unclaimed prescription eyeglasses, and a tire and wheel were stolen from Merle Kelly Motor Co. warehouse between July 1 and 6. Harold Dickerson was jailed on a bastardy charge with a $200 bond.
A mail box and post were found in the street on 14th west of the Santa Fe tracks by a police patrol car during the night. The department notified the owner later. The Rev. C. H. Borchers received word last night of his mother’s death at Laverne Minnesota. He ministers in several circuits. Mr and Mrs James Underwood and four of their seven children visited H. O. Dahl in Savonburg. Mrs Underwood is Dahl’s niece and formerly Wilma Jean Lucas of Savonburg. Will Brown reports a fine day.
In Riyadh the desert capital shows a before-and-after skyline. Mud-walled palaces of the aristocracy sit beside modern concrete towers and glass structures, reflecting oil wealth transforming the city since the 1930s discovery.
New York fashion week previews by the New York couture group focus on bridal costumes and coordinated mink pelts. Designer Priscilla Kidder urges four months lead time for wedding gowns while mink pelts are shown as versatile fabrics for dresses, coats, capes, and accessories.
The Willing Workers 4-H club toured Harold Heilman farm on Sunday with displays from Ronnie Heilman baby beef Doug Fickel dairy Jimmy Stich poultry Paul Stich garden Lynnta Swiler knitting Connie Neely garden Kenneth Small swine Mary Neely baby beef horse sewing and knitting Jim Neely baby beef horse Anne Neely baby beef horse Jane Neely baby beef Bob Neely baby beef garden Mark Neely sheep Larry Paulie garden and horse Sharon Paulie sewing knitting Larry Taylor swine Judy Boecker sheep baby beef Harry Guy horse steers Marsha Dent baby beef clothing Janie Dent baby beef clothing Steve Sommars baby beef Carol Sommars cooking baby beef Sheila Fisher sheep Sherrill Fisher sheep and horse. A swimming party followed the tour. Best Yet Photography class met with Mrs. Harley Knapp. Karen Shively gave a project talk and Sherry Steinman demonstrated a picture. The group worked on photo albums. Refreshments were served by the Heilman and Steinman families. Members are to bring pictures and albums to the July 21 meeting.
A kitchen tip describes adding a pinch of spice by using the amount that would cover the tip of a small kitchen knife. The guidance emphasizes minimal quantity for flavor without overpowering the dish.
New York AP report on a style preview by the American Institute of Men’s and Boy’s Wear shows designers presenting fall ideas. Models display knickers, fur lined overcoats, corduroy ski wear, buckskin shirts, Eisenhower hats and Texas inspired pieces, with the era’s masculine styling and accessories on display.
Jill Bath of Stark and David E. Swiler of rural Chanute united in marriage July 10 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Pittsburg. The Rev. T W Bath officiated the double ring ceremony with a lace over taffeta gown, pink rose bud Bible topper, and a reception afterward. Swiler, a Kansas State College graduate, is in the U S Navy and assigned to Glenview Illinois. The couple plans to live in Glenview and guests from Stark Chanute Pittsburg and Savonburg attended.
A safety lesson was presented by Mrs. Robert Lopeman and her son Steve to nine Rural Homemakers Demonstration Unit members. The meeting took place at Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer’s home at 905 S Ashby. A business session was led by Mrs. Belle Delaplain. A picnic is planned for Aug. 19 at Santa Fe Park at noon.
Mrs D L Geeding at 819 S Santa Fe hosted 13 World War I Auxiliary members for an all day sewing session. They made items for veterans hospitals. next hostess Mrs George Wilson at 1113 S Santa Fe on July 30.
In Dallas a gusty storm battered the Fidelity Union Tower sending scaffolding 30 feet from the wall. Workers Jay E. Parrish and Charles F. Bennett Jr. clung on until a steel rod smashes a window and Jack C. Ogden helps pull them inside.
Colfax Baptist Church Woman's Mission Society hosted Mrs Blaine Marks Mrs Harold Neptune and Joyce Anderson Wednesday afternoon. Five members attended plus the three guests. Mrs Marks and Mrs Neptune reported on their trip to the State Woman's Mission Society Conference at Bacone Oklahoma.
The Town and Country HDU met Thursday at Highland Park with six members present. Freedom was the theme and Mrs. Bill LaRue delivered the lesson "Freedom Is a Two-Edged Sword" followed by discussion. Mrs. Lewis Watts presided and announced a family picnic on Aug. 12 at Santa Fe Park South shelterhouse.
The Friendly Neighbors Club held a quilting bee at Mrs. Eben Claus home with seven members and guests Mrs. Nelle Stevens Charlotte Collins and Wilbert Johnson. They finished a quilt and voted to skip August meeting. Next gathering is a sack lunch at Mrs. Glen Winders home September 16 at 11 30. Mrs Claus won the door prize and refreshments were served.
A total of 121 young people attend the First Assembly of God vacation Bible school with daily averages of 85. The program features Bible stories handwork and recreation under the theme Living for God in the Space Age and runs into the following week.
The text explains deglazing as removing cooked meat from a pan then adding liquid. It then instructs to stir over low heat to lift the browned particles stuck to the pan, forming a flavorful base.
The Chaincomers met Thursday morning at Highland Park with 21 members and five sponsors present. Sponsors included Mmes. Floyd Naff Charles Ballou Don Graves Gary Howell and Emmet Bolze. Mrs Ralph Taxter announced Mrs Don Loper as new vice president replacing Mrs Don Davidson who resigned to become assistant welcome wagon hostess. A family picnic was announced for Aug 4 at 6 30 p.m. at the north shelterhouse Santa Fe Park. The next coffee will be Aug 19 at 9 30 a.m. at Highland Park.
The Neosho Valley Coin Club voted unanimously to give four 75 dollar scholarships to students at Neosho County Community Junior College in Chanute for the next school year. Forty members attended at the First National Bank building. an auction followed the meeting led by Earl Morgan.
Before travel plan a vacation by consolidating bills at Cha nute Discount Company. Ask manager Mr. Fulps about a travel policy offering accidental death and medical expense coverage from a home-owned firm with 25 years in service.
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