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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1962
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune letter page features readers sharing family woes and advice from Ann Landers. A woman recounts a father’s infidelity and divorce avoidance, a mother’s alcoholism, and asks for forgiveness advice. Ann counsels letting go for personal peace and advises addressing bitterness.
The Rural Homemakers Demonstration Unit met Thursday afternoon at Santa Fe Park with Mrs Wayne Klauman as hostess. Twelve members attended with refreshments. Mrs Ernest Kepley presided and read a Red Cross appreciation letter for Bloodmobile assistance. Wayne Stitt led a Foods and Nutrition lesson using posters and color to stress balanced meals. A silent auction raised funds. Next meeting set for August 16 at Santa Fe Park.
Mrs Anna Carlson hosted the Evangelical United Brethren church Women’s Society Wednesday afternoon with 1% present. Mrs J W Shike led devotions Get Me That Book opening prayer. Maxine Stoll presented How Wide is Our Witness a lesson on Christian citizenship. Next meeting at the church with Maple Grove WSWS as guests.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and their families held a Thursday evening picnic in Santa Fe Park with 50 attendees. Mmes. Hallie Cather, H. A. Thurstin, and K. R. Reinhardt led the event.
Multiple 4-H clubs meet at Santa Fe park and Odense school with guests from Best Yet club. Members discuss fair exhibits, booth committee, camp talks, project presentations, and tours. Programs include safety talks, music, health and conservation talks, and a wiener roast. August 9 achievement meeting planned. July 23 and Aug 20 meetings noted.
A Goodland Daily News report profiles braceros from Mexico working with Great Western Sugar Co. in Sherman County Kansas. The workers, including Fermino Hernandez and his family, are praised for hard work, thrift, and cooperation, with no police issues reported.
The notice lists newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents and birthdates: Randy Leon and Rodney Eugene Westhoff born July 7. Sandra Kay Schiesser born July 8. Cleo E Harris Jr born July 9. Tena Lucille Gooding born July 11. William Patrick Jr born July 11. Melodi Michelle Dewey born July 12.
Mrs T N Bradford hosted a Thursday brunch at 815 West 7th with Mrs S E Null assisting. Garden flowers brightened the home as Mrs Howard Parsons spoke on the Seattle World's Fair and displayed souvenirs for club members.
Town and Country Home Demonstration Unit met Thursday morning in Highland Park with nine members answering roll call. Mrs. Lewis Watts presided and announced cakes for the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital party had been leaked by Mmes. Wayne Cooper Watts and Max Beech. Plans were made for a county fair booth with the theme Home Furnishings. A continuation of the study Home Furnishings was given by Mrs. Ruth Ruggles. A wood-identification quiz was also conducted. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Don Welch and Mrs. Cooper.
Anna M Rosenberg 60 a Democrat and U S assistant secretary of defense wed Paul G Hoffman 71 a Republican and Studebaker former head in a 20 minute ceremony at All Souls Unitarian Church New York. Rosenberg has one son and is divorced Hoffman widower with six children.
US Assistant Secretary of State for African affairs G Mennen Williams arrived in Rome after traveling from Brussels. He planned consultations with European governments about Africa during a swing through European capitals.
Aty discusses relocating to Pittsburg for a new position. She worries about neighborhood reactions to their family, instruments, and small yard but stays hopeful about new friends, college events, and cherns of adjusted values. Greece is noted as having the sixth largest merchant fleet per Lloyd's Register.
Elsie and Nora Cunningham hosted the Christian Women's Fellowship Guild at 503 N Western for a 12 member plus guest dinner. Mrs. Charles Arnett led the lesson The Church A Serving Community and Ruth Shannon gave the devotional. A watermelon supper was set for Aug 21 at 7 p.m. at the Cunningham home. The notes include a trivia item stating Abraham Lincoln, tall at 6 feet 4 inches, and James Madison at 5 feet 4 inches.
Hampered text lists department managers and staff such as Jon Hoverka and Dwight Waliingtere with scattered names like Leland Lowe and Dorsey OF. Mentions Chanute Kansas post office, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates for local and out of area readers with unclear figures and dates.
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