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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1969
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers recounts a letter from a daughter whose father died at 50 after decades of smoking despite emphysema and lung cancer. The column also shares reader questions on underage marriage and marital conflict, reflecting midcentury social issues and legal cautions.
Heloise shares a quick kitchen trick using a nylon net bag to cook cabbage portions in simmering corned beef broth. She seals the bag with a toothpick, drains, and serves by lifting the bag from the broth, then rolls out the cabbage corners for serving.
Camp Hoppers chapter of the NCHA held its monthly camp out at Farlington Lake with 30 members and 10 guests. A bean supper and meeting followed, and worship was led by Mr and Mrs George McGurk. Attendees included families from Carthage Missouri Scottsmoor Florida and Fall River. The August meeting will be at White Hall Bay in Fall River.
Heloise suggests a simple alteration for two piece knit suits with hems too long by pulling the skirt up and cutting at the top then turning a hem and threading elastic for a new length. Cooking class members met with Mrs Don Shively to make a golden glow cake and discuss county fair entries.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Eggers of Yates Center R2 announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Ann to Kenneth Lynn Herder son of Mr and Mrs Bennett Herder of Yates Center R2 Herder is a Kansas State College Pittsburg graduate Miss Eggers attends Kansas State Teachers College Emporia The wedding is planned for Aug 24 at St Peter s Lutheran
A Wolfe family reunion gathered at City Park on Sunday with all members present for the first time in 30 years. Attendees shared a basket lunch, photos, swimming, and conversation, listing many relatives from Chanute Wichita Edwardsville Panama City Warner Rogers Ark and beyond.
Glen Singer of Lavienburg son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence L Singer wins the 500 McMillan scholarship from the American Physical Therapy Association. He is the first Kansan in 10 years to receive the award and 500 goes to the KU School of Physical Therapy where he studies. Singer works as a therapy aide at Sheridan County Hospital in Hoxie and will finish his senior year at KU Medical Center. He flew to San Francisco July 3 to accept the honor at the national APTA convention with 100 from the Kansas APTA contributing to travel expenses.
Community events and meetings listed for July 17 and 18 include Rural Homemakers EHU with Mrs. Lee Osborn, Girl Scout neighborhood meeting at Grace Episcopal Church, Rural Grange at Rural School, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at Carpenters Hall, WWI Auxiliary sewing at Memorial Building, Sweet Adelines at 910 W Elm, Golden Shrine covered dish supper at Masonic Temple, meetings of We-Who Club, Wilson class at First Methodist Church, Country Club bridge, and other local gatherings with times provided.
The VFW Auxiliary met with Mrs. John Bergen president. Mrs. Leon Spence was elected to membership and the charter was dropped for Mrs. Ray Moriarty. A gift will be sent for Vietnam servicemen and donations sent to Wichita Topeka and Wadsworth veterans hospitals. Next meeting set for Aug. 25.
Mr and Mrs Fred Davis of Wichita announce the engagement of their daughter Paula to Arnold D Grey son of Mr and Mrs T M Bayliss of Parsons The bride to be attended Butler County Community Junior College El Dorado and works as a secretary at the Wichita Art Museum The couple will wed August 30 at Park City Christian Church
A surprise 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cumings was held at the home of their daughter and son in law, the Gibsons, 1315 Evergreen. The table decor was silver and white by daughter Linda Geib, with guests including Elmer and Margaret Gibson, Charles Cumings, Russell, Brian Keith, Julie Ann, and Fred Mosier.
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