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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
3
Grilled steak guidelines with bone-in options and a blue cheese or sesame butter topping. Zesty Grilled Potatoes prep uses Italian dressing on diagonal slices and grilling until golden, yielding 4 to 6 servings.
Buffalo vacationers visit relatives in Kansas City Iola and Canon City and attend theaters and weddings. Local gatherings include District 44 meeting in Fredonia with a dish dinner and music. Memorial services remembered Mrs. George Bushfield at Buffalo Christian Church. Families visit in Chanute Lincoln Missouri El Dorado Tulsa and California with numerous relatives and airman Raymond Decker’s Return.
A old kitchen tip suggests placing a slice of bread on top of cabbage while it cooks to absorb odors. After cooking, discard the bread.
Friday July 21 1967 entries include Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple covered dish supper 6:50 to 8 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer 1:30 p.m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge Country Club 1:30 p.m. Neosho Valley EH Unit vs Clinton Bowman 428 W 6th 2 p.m.
The House Ways and Means Committee aims to raise the payroll tax for Medicare to cover faster rising hospital and medical costs. Officials say hospital charges may grow 15 percent annually, not 7 percent, prompting a proposed four tenths of one percent Social Security tax increase on an income base of 7800 dollars with half paid by employers and half by employees.
Heloise shares tips on transparent nylon thread saving time mending. Readers praise its strength and color blending. Other notes cover using rubber bathmats as stair treads, freezing canned fruit cocktail for salad and dessert, tanning lotion on the back with a ruler sponge, nylon net over fruit trees to deter birds, and a lighthearted note on stuffed highchairs for foster children.
The Women Missionary Society circles of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Wednesday. Ruth Circle gathered with Mrs Max Tharp for a morning coffee, with devotions and prayers for the Chanute Area Crusade. Dorcas and Hannah Circles also met, featuring lessons on leprosy missions in Burma and a devotion session by various hosts.
Mr and Mrs Robert Cox of Cape Girardeau Missouri announce the birth of their son Scott David on May 27 They already have two sons Charles and Robert Cox is a former printing instructor in the Chanute school system. Roy and Larry Throne return to Tulsa after visiting grandmother Mrs Fred Beaty at 616 N Evergreen. Mrs Ann Bradshaw displayed ripe tomatoes from her garden at The Tribune noting uniform sizes from the Big Boy and Valiant varieties. Jan Priewe German exchange student leaves for a conference in Collegeville Pa then home in Germany Aug 1 staying with Dr and Mrs J W Kensett.
Mrs Larry McCune led the Wilson Class Party at the First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Wednesday. Brenda Steele JoAnn Hel ton sang duets, Sandy McCune and Betty Steele gave piano solos, Mark McCune with his mother on piano played a clarinet solo, a vocal trio by Jennie Steele Tammy Lusk and Sharon McCune, and Jennie Burnett of Tulsa is noted. Refreshments were served. Mrs W E Wilson’s birthday was celebrated with cake. Mrs Wilson taught the class 40 years and now serves as counselor.
The Youngberg family gathered Sunday at Santa Fe Park for a reunion with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included numerous Youngbergs and spouses from Chanute Independence Garnett Kansas City Parsons Iola and other locales along with several named relatives.
Tracey Ann Pitts daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Pitts R 2 was honored on her fourth birthday with a trip to the Fun Club in Pittsburg Attending were Ricci Pitts Debbie Gaudern Cindy Gaudern Connie Cramer Hays Mrs C L Everly Mrs George Gaudern and Mrs A L Pitts A circus cake and ice cream followed at home for the guests and for Mrs Ron Wille George Gaudern and A L Pitts
The Thayer school hosts its annual alumni meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. All graduates and interested persons are urged to attend. Mil dred Powers serves as alumni secretary.
Mrs Roy Johnson presided at a 4 Square EH Unit meeting held at her home on R 2 Wednesday afternoon. Ten members attended. Mrs Earl Close won the table centerpiece and Mrs William Phillips the door prize. Discussion covered the district fair August 10 to 12 and the September Christmas fair. Elsie Ivins presented a lesson on care of modern fabrics.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff including Dwight McCreight publisher Dwight Wallingford news editor John Haworke advertising Mgr Fay D Clopine Circulation Mgr Ben Nicholas composing R Fma Dorsey Osborn and press stereo Fma. It also outlines subscription rates for local trade territory and Chanute post office boxholders and carrier delivery charges.
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