Letters and Club News Stir Community Life
A reader credits Ann Landers with helping her open up to her doctor and save her marriage after years of strain. The Chanute Gem and Mineral Club met at Charles Burgtorf’s home with plans for a Hunneweil trip and a Congress letter on public lands.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Gem and Mineral Club
Charles Burgtorf
Hunneweil
Glen Ladd
Burgtorf
Murdo
S.D
Ann
G.M
G.M.B
San Antonio Vows By Hord-Plummer
Diana Lynn Hord and Niles Easton Plummer wed July 12 at St. Peter's Catholic Church in San Antonio. The couple will reside in Lubbock after a wedding trip to Mexico. families from San Antonio, Okmulgee and Fort Worth attended.
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San Antonio
Diana Lynn Hord
Niles Easton Plummer
St. Peter's Prince of the Apostles Catholic Church
Tex
John N. Hord
Ray N. Plummer
Okmulgee
Okla
Chanute
William L. Esses
el Paso
Debra Hord
Nancy Plummer
Tulsa
Pamela Thomas
Seabrook
Tamsie Ashley
Pamela Parks
Barbara Ann Wilson
Robert E. Wilson
Phillip Robinson
Fort Worth
Larry Thompson
Michael Fletcher
Austin
William F. Davis
Robert N. Spence
Ronald Lykins
Sheraton Motor Inn
Mexico
Lubbock, Tex
Hippies Barred From Mexico Tour If Not Clean Cut
Immigration officials in Nuevo Laredo announced that long haired hippies will be denied six month tourist cards to enter Mexico unless they bathe and get haircuts. Authorities say dirty appearance and drug use have been reported at popular spots and interior city bans apply beyond border towns.
Nixon seeks to appoint more qualified women to government posts
President Nixon wants breakthroughs in placing women in judiciary, federal boards, and commissions. A court post could someday lead to a woman on the Supreme Court, according to press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler. He stressed the intent is not a guaranteed Supreme Court appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Judiciary
Federal
Supreme Court
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Federal Communications Commission
First Baptist Circles Meet Observes Church Study Sessions
Three circles of the First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society met at the church and educational building on a Wednesday morning. Fourteen members and two guests attended the Charlotte Worley circle, with Mrs. Everett Wiles presiding and Mrs. Loren Lowe delivering a devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Hugo Larson
W. Main
Larson
Marie Erickson
Hattie Larson
Lydd Woosely
J. R. Hale
Woosley
Earl Young
Harriet Lee
The
First Baptist Church
WMS
Charlotte Worley Circle
Ing
Everett Wiles
Loren Lowe
Richard Worley
A. F. Salomonson
Dale Sneeringer
Fairchild
Worley
Jessie LeVan
P. L. Forslund
Grace Hill Circle
Clinton Bowman
L. E. Lofgren
E. E. Zastrow
Marjorie Sharp
Earl Grogan
George Marisch
Leota Lathrom
Ray Hutchison
Furniture Polish and Wax Damage Carpets
Dear Heloise explains oily furniture polishes and waxes can leave a sticky residue on carpets that trap soil. Use a dry cleaning solvent (avoid carbon tetrachloride), blot with tissues, then call a professional cleaner if residue exists. Prompt action prevents permanent damage to fibers.
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The
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
Testor adds mustard oil to glue to deter sniffing
Testor Corp a major maker of quick drying hobby glue announces adding mustard oil to its product to make sniffing the glue unpleasant Charles D Miller president of the Rockford Illinois firm said after a news conference the company has spent years developing the deterrent and will share research data with other firms at no charge or royalty.
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Los Angeles
Testor Corp
Charles D. Miller
Rockford, N
Testor
Wrong Number Helps Save Life
A 15 year old girl dialed a wrong number which led to Marie Cahill, 75, being found after a heart attack in Queens. Patricia Dunne called police after the trace and Cahill was taken to Elmhurst General Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queens
Patricia Dunne
Manhattan
Marie Cahill
Margaret Dunne
Mrs. Cahill
Elmhurst General Hospital
Patricia
Social Calendar for July 18 Events and Meetings
The listing notes a dish supper at the Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple at 6:30 p.m. and a meeting at 8 p.m. of Past Presidents LA to B of RT We Who Club in Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. Wilson class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. and a Country Club bridge at 1:50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
We-Who
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Neosho County MHA discusses future programs in meeting
John White MHA president met with officers including Rev. Martin Torrence and Mrs. Martha Markland in a called Sunday session. They reviewed programs and considered a family counseling committee and juvenile adjustment assistance. A district officer meeting is set for Aug 14 at the Orchid Buffet. Treasurer Mrs. Max Loy reported July United Fund allotment funding educational and direct community help. Meeting held at secretary Mrs. James Boerwinkle’s home 609 W. 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Neosho County
MHA
Martin Torrence
Martha Markland
Max Loy
United Fund
James Boerwinkle
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Mineral Club
Legislators
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
Howard Jenkins
Duff Wagoner
Ethel Eaton
Daisy Jordan
Harold Anderson
School of Christian Mission
Baker University
Baldwin
Sarah Haller
Mines
Orval Kepley
David German
Forest Richardson
Frank Stacy
Freda Betts
Martins Ferry
M.F
Grant Avenue Baptist Bpw Circle
Blaine Marks
Women’s Mission Society
John Clark
White Cross
Edith
Kansas
Robert Docking
Doug Chrislip
Hutchinson
Kansas Bakers Association
Docking
Kansas Bakers Week
State of
Mrs. Niles Easton Plummer
First Baptist Circles
Heloise
Pat
J. Nottingham
Chanute Tribune
Gospel Meeting
Church OF Christ
Evangelist Carroll H. Christmas
Young America
East Main Chanute, Kansas
Connie
Jacqueline
Bistol Park
Dryer Shoe Store
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