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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1962
Page
3
A reader shares a kitchen note about almond flavored Spanish cream. The column describes a gelatin dessert recipe using milk eggs sugar salt vanilla almond extract and a mold. It ends with the question if any readers have tasted the almond flavored Spanish cream.
July 18 1962 events include a covered dish dinner and party at First Methodist Fellowship hall at 6 30 p m Friendly Thimble club meets at 2 p m Women's Mission Society coffee at First Baptist 9 30 a m United Presbyterian Women meet at church 9 30 a m July 19 Rural Homemakers HOU shelter Souse Santa Fe Park 1 am Town and Country HOU Highland Park 9 20 a m Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting at Methodist church Scout room 9 a m
The Walther Leaguers of Zion Lutheran held a swimming party at the Municipal pool with 26 members and a guest. A watermelon feed followed, donated by a local merchant. Captains Terry Sinclair and Alvin Seefeldt planned ball practices for a tournament in Independence on July 22 and set the next meeting for August 5.
Mrs. Ben Nicholas at 706 West Oak hosted the Esther circle of Grant Baptist Church Monday evening with Mrs. E M Pearson presiding. Prayer opened by Mrs. Hilma Huffman. Members read patriotic poems or thoughts in roll call.
The Senior Citizens club met Friday at the Memorial building for a covered dish dinner hosted by the Nazarene church women. Mrs. Carl Pearson presided. 45 members attended. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doll were honored for their 55th wedding anniversary. Door prizes went to Mrs. Anna Lock, Frank Bowyer, Mrs. Dave Petterson, and Mrs. Carl Burtch. The next gathering features a watermelon feed on July 27 in Highland Park with a hat parade requested.
The Wilson county extension office offers practical tips for homemakers. A home made silver cream uses boiling water milk soap flakes ammonium and whiting kept in a wide mouthed jar. Estate planning begins with property or savings and a published guide helps. Pure sugar from beets or cane is identical and suitable for preserves.
Winners at the Bridge Duplicate Club Monday posted above average scores. Notable teams and players include Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart with 58 12, Mrs. L. W. Mitchell, Ione Benjamin 56, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forbes Neodesha 53 12, Mrs. F. G. Hooker and Mrs. Cecyle Munger 52, Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and Bob Allen 52, D. H. Forbes Neodesha, Roberta Osborne Neodesha 47, Mrs. Charles Wiggans with Larry O Connell Topeka 14 42.
Randy Mathews son of Mr and Mrs Larry Mathews 419 W 3rd was honored on his 5th birthday Saturday afternoon The circus theme was followed in the party decorations Invited guests were Cindy and Suzie Erickson Doug Montgomery Debbie Lock Mark and Craig Caudell Charlotte Carter Shelly and Brian Solomon Vicky and Mark Allen Dennis and Betsy Mace Connie and Sharon Buzzard David Colvin Billie Snyder Mmes Kile Erickson John Montgomery Wilbur Mace Chuck Caudell and C L Mathews of Iola
The Women's Committee of the Parsons Chamber of Commerce sponsors an Out Door Art Fair on August 4 on the Municipal building lawn from 10 30 a m to 7 p m Open to all southeast Kansas artists and craftsmen including students and hobbyists Children may enter paintings ceramics sculpture or crafts Judges are Carl Banks Wilson Miami Oklahoma and Robert Worthington Pittsburg State College Entry must be received in Parsons by July 30 1962 For information write The Women's Committee Parsons Chamber of Commerce Parsons Hotel Parsons
Mrs. Paul Sain, a 121 pound housewife, left home to ride with trucker husband. She relieves him on long hauls to New York, New Jersey and Atlanta. The couple has a 10 year old daughter and she aims to become a truck driver.
A Sunday bridal shower honored Kathy Cooper as she prepares to marry Gary Braden on August 12. Hosts Mrs. Neal Sharp and Carol Barnhart hosted at 1414 South Highland with white lace table settings and blue and white decorations. Guests included Linda Wilson Kay Freidline Sharon Pillot Janet Donaldson Pat Trumbull and others from Coffeyville and surrounding towns.
L. A. Mannoni of 220 Larson received a special award in Ottawa Saturday at the Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society show. He earned a rosette for his registered Daylily Carrot Curls, and led with nine blues and three purples. Also winning was Lloyd Schoonover of Humboldt with Bonanza. the event featured 150 horticulture stalks and 58 artistic designs.
Dear Ann Landers column from 1942 discusses wearing a labor union badge in public. The writer argues pride, the spouse says it’s out of place. Ann agrees it’s not wrong but inappropriate in church or social settings. The page also includes reader letters about rental occupancy and a troubled marriage, advising lease clauses and third party mediation.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling denying damages to 10 property owners near Forbes Air Force Base Topeka for jet noise smoke and odors. Attorney Harvey Ashworth may appeal to the Supreme Court. The brief also notes Seattle long day and Miami shorter daylight.
Richard Nixon was certified as the Republican candidate for California governor by Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan after Nixon filed a personal campaign expense statement showing 1056 dollars. The campaign committee had previously reported expenses exceeding 500000 dollars in the primary.
The Kansas Board of Social Welfare approved a $22,500 annual salary for Dr. Robert A. Haines, who will become state director of institutional management by Sept. 1. He succeeds Dr. Richard L. Meadows, who earns the same pay, while former postholder Dr. George W. Jackson left with $27,000.
Washington AP Defense Secretary McNamara launched a three year plan to cut the overseas dollar drain by 900 million without reducing fighting power. Savings from reduced overseas purchases and other efficiency measures could raise the overall defense budget near 50 billion annually.
Readable fragments suggest a list of menu ideas including raisin slaw and a Frances style mayonnaise recipe with milk notes. The text resembles compact food item suggestions and potential ingredient pairings.
A jumble of old recipe fragments covers a lemon scented slaw with raisins and cabbage a custard pie filling with buttermilk corn oil and vanilla a tropical pineapple glaze and a sponge cake roll. The text hints at serving tips and refrigeration steps across multiple dishes.
Short local items from Chanute Kansas published July 17 1962 include community notes and notices of upcoming events. A mix of civic items and small announcements reflects mid century small town life in the Chanute area.
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