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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1966
Page
3
Heloise shares tips for reviving weathered redwood picnic tables with heated vegetable oil to restore color and protect grain, notes need for sun exposure, and advises tipping for rain and seasonal oiling. Additional hints cover organized medicine cabinets, extra bathroom bulbs, using honey on cereal, and memory-keeping practices.
Calendar item by item lists meetings and events for organizations in Chanute. Entries include groups like the Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant, Rainbow for Girls, Women’s Chamber of Commerce, Toastmasters, textile paint, and various church circles with times, locations, and host names.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Heaton Jr Jo Beth and Keith hosted a farewell on the Nolands patio as the Heaton family prepares to move to Minneapolis Minnesota where Ralph Heaton will co pilot for John Ferguson formerly of Chanute. Guests included many local couples and family members who shared in a gift presentation to the Heaton family.
Solar flare particles travel as distinct high energy streams that twist around one another, forming complex patterns in space. The description highlights the structured nature of particle emissions and their interwoven trajectories.
Island Kentucky AP reports the First Security Bank posts a sign reading Protected by Batman to deter would be robbers a playful security measure aimed at scaring off criminals and drawing attention to the bank.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Hovorka as news editor. It details subscription rates for in and out of trade territories, Chanute post office deliveries, and carrier pricing, with Associated Press rights noted.
Mr and Mrs Harold Schreuer announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Frances to Richard William Newton son of Mr and Mrs John T Newton San Bernardino California The wedding is set for August 20 at Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church La Jolla California and the couple will reside in San Diego Patricia Frances Schreuer is a Mt Carmel School of Nursing graduate and a Camp Cupomaca school nurse in Descanso Newton is a San Bernardino Valley College graduate and a teacher counselor at the Descanso school camp and will pursue graduate studies at San Diego State College.
Mrs. Marion Kenoly of Koch Brothers Furniture Co. led a floral arrangements lesson for Sunflower Homemakers Unit of Woodson County at Perry School in Perry Tuesday. Ten unit members, 15 guests and 17 children attended. L. D. Brock and Ivan Mears led projects. Mrs. Glenn Clark presided. Mrs. Charles McAnulty hosted.
Margareta Arvidsson of Gothenburg Sweden won Miss Universe 1966 at a televised ceremony in Miami Beach. Miss Finland Sam Ostring was first runner up as Arvidsson, 19 on Aug 12, pledged to travel the world but said she would never return home to Gothenburg. Dra the horse held special place in her life recently.
Coda Briley daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard L Briley of 1609 W 1st has been accepted as a student in the school of X Ray Technology at Wesley Hospital Wichita Classes will start August 2 Mr and Mrs Lafe Massingill of Edinburg Texas visiting Mrs Maude B Cook Harold and Ralph at 1010 S Garfield Jackson and the children will visit two weeks with her parents while her husband attends a banking school in Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor with Pat Donnie and Sandy from Seattle visited in Altoona with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Owens. Mrs Owens sister Mrs. C C Friedline joined them for a family reunion Sunday in Independence.
John H. Kimble of 1106 S Central brought a joined pair tomato to The Tribune offices. The fruit weighed one pound, measured 13½ inches long and 10½ inches around. He noted heat hurt his garden but kept a promising crop. He also harvested an onion weighing 1/2 pound.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Brune and family returned from New York City where Brune attended the Lions International Convention as a Chanute Lions Club delegate. Julie Brune led the Kansas Float in the Lions Parade along 87th Street on 5th Avenue July 6. The Brizendines traveled to New Mexico and Colorado for two weeks visiting Glorieta and Colorado Springs. The Jacksons from Okmulgee, Oklahoma arrived to visit Mrs Jackson's parents in town.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Toland of 218 North Lafayette returned home Sunday night after visiting relatives in Frederick Wisconsin. They fished and took a trip on Lake Superior during the stay.
Mr and Mrs Marion Stevens Sue and Mrs Nelle Stevens R 3 returned Saturday night from Washington DC where Stevens met Senator Mike Monroney chair of the Senate Aviation Committee and spoke with Senators Frank Carlson James B Pearson and Rep Joe Shubitz about the Chanute High School aviation course and Neosho County Community Junior College They traveled via Indianapolis and Lexington and noted good crops and peak tourism in DC T Sgt and Mrs Cleland Clark Sandra and Chris of Topeka were guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Clark Buffalo Also visiting were Mrs Clarks parents and sister from Chaumont France Sgt Clark left Sunday for a year in Thailand
Mrs. Cora Mintz of 98 S. Garfield hosted a Sunday family reunion at her home. Attendees included her sons Wayne Mintz Oakland Calif Garl Mintz Russell Hubert Mintz and their families as well as daughters O E Barnum Thayer Lorella Kirkpatrick Topeka and Larry Kirkpatrick Kansas City and many grandchildren. F. M. Kirkpatrick visited in the afternoon. daughter Garland Presley of Stillwater Oklahoma could not attend.
David Marple presided at the High Prairie church meeting. Announcements include a public style revue on July 19 at Fredonia, project books due August 11, and the Wilson County Fair on July 28 29 and 30. A safety pole for Buffalo Lake was approved with a committee of Mrs Harold Olson John Campbell and Mike Ayers.
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy aged 73 was reported resting easier after a mild heart attack Sunday at his Hyannis Port home. Doctors described the event as mild and not requiring hospital transport.
The ad touts Wide-Track Pontiac road stability and a standard safety package including front and rear seat belts. It notes used car values from N.A.D.A. figures for 1963 to 1966 four-door sedans and emissions info.
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