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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1957
Page
3
Social calendar lists Ladies Day golf at the Country Club with events at 9 30 pm and 3 50 pm and Chanute Textile Paint Club meeting at Carpenters Hall in the evening with details abbreviated and notes unclear.
Buffalo Boosters 4-H club met in Legion Hall Thursday night. Henry Payne spoke about the trip to roundup and other program items included project talks on Foods by Sharon Cohoe, demonstrations by Susie and Sally Jones, health on Safe Water Supply by Gary Steel, music with the National Anthem by Roger Milligan, and a conservation item on Essential of Safe Water Supply.
A nostalgic ad offering Pattern 7251 for filet crochet chairback and arm rest with crocheted lace edging. Includes order details, pricing, mailing address in New York and a promo for a 1957 needlecraft book with additional patterns and crochet designs.
Marilyn Chapman led a program on serving food with parliamentary procedure. Carl Harvey and others presented a motion while Jack Chapman and Sharon Cohoe directed. Miss Chapman led group singing as members answered a roll call on the subject My Favorite Food. Refreshments followed by the food class.
A reader asks if edible garnishes like lettuce parsley or water cress can be eaten if used to garnish a dish. The answer: yes if it is part of your serving, but do not remove garnish to decorate the plate. The second question concerns introducing a husband. the proper form is for a wife to present him as Mr. Tanner or to say may I introduce my husband, not using Mr. for the husband.
A home guide lists a flour ammonia paste for wallpaper cleaning made from three cups of flour three tablespoons of ammonia and twelve cups of water rolled into hand sized balls and rubbed on the surface. Fresh fish are red gills firm flesh and stiff fins. oily skin responds to daily washing with water and lemon juice.
Dr and Mrs Glen Ashley hosted a reception Friday night at their home to introduce Dr and Mrs A A Kihm. Attendees included Neosho County Medical Association members and their wives. Dr Kihm recently joined the Ashley Clinic staff.
Mrs. Scherel Booe state first vice president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha attended Zone 3 meeting in Baxter Springs Sunday. A 1:30 dinner at Blue Castle Cafe with theme Garden of Friendship. Zeta Rho and Beta Omega hosted. Next zone meeting set for Oct 20 at Neodesha.
A lesson on Care and Selection of Shoes was given by Mrs. A. J. Elliott at the Earlton HD unit meeting held at Mrs. William Shepherd's home in Erie. The group discussed an August Erie Fair display and 10 members with nine children attended.
At Friday afternoon meeting in the Memorial building Dorothea Dix Tent DUV draped its charter in memory of Lola Stewart a past member Ada Frederick chaplain and Mary Halloran presided A letter from Stewart expressing patriotism to the flag was read and Nellie Pearl Griffin served as president.
The Humboldt Baptist Women Missionary Society held circle meetings with the South India theme. Members named Baptist mission fields at roll call and heard reports from Mrs. Lloyd Henyan on Murrow Indian orphanage. Tragic death of two nieces of the Bresgears noted. memorial services to follow in California.
The Cha nute Tribune Pattern Dept offers Printed Pattern 9184 for girls sizes 6 8 10 12 14 with a cool top shorts pedal pushers and sleeveless jacket. Fabric needs and mailing cost 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class. Send name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin New York.
Harris family friends and relatives gather amid serious illness of H C Harris. Elmer Harris and Mrs Naylor with sister Mrs William Caldwell and Mr Caldwell called to assist. Charles Tilman vacationing in Bartlesville Tulsa and Grand River Dam with Robert Hottenstein family and cousins Sears. Mary Jo Sinclair visiting Emporia with Dr T H Evans, staying with Mr and Mrs Jack Rhoads. Mrs Roos celebrated 81st birthday July 14 with a dinner hosted by the Rhoads. Other visitors include Frank Jeckers Independence Mo and F J Jecker Culver City Calif plus Frank Etom family Escondido Calif Bertha Maxwell Belton Mo Catherine Newton San Diego.
Harold Hicks lost part of his right index finger Thursday while operating a hay bailer and required a skin graft. A group of Fort Scott men secured an option to buy the Goodlander Hotel to clear the site for a planned community hotel project. In Parsons a drive to raise 3500 for airline service drew near halfway as Independence Coffeyville Cherryvale and Neodesha joined the effort. Glenn Menegay escaped serious injuries when his Iola car overturned west of Moran. Pittsburg churches held a union service featuring Dr. Nathaniel J. McLellan. Ora Reece was appointed oil and gas well supervisor for eight counties in Southeastern Kansas by the State Corporation Commission. Reece took the oath in Wichita.
A House subcommittee begins hearings on 1954 storage of government wheat in tents at St. Joseph Missouri and Fort Worth Texas. Losses may reach 10 million dollars as questioned contracts with Burrus Mills Co of Dallas and involvement of 13 banks are examined.
AEC official W Kenneth Davis said Russians fall behind in nuclear power plans. He noted they faced real difficulties over the past year, reducing reactor types and extending schedules, and their program now resembles the U S effort. Davis spoke for the Midwest Regional Conference of the Council of State Governments.
A House Government Operations Committee report faulted Civil Defense officials for underemphasizing shelters compared with evacuation in atomic attack plans. The report accused the Federal Civil Defense Administration of negligence risking national security by delaying fallout hazard consideration. Ten of thirteen Republican members endorsed minority views opposing the shelter mandate as not fully thought out.
The minority calls for more study on shelters and fallout, saying a determination in this matter has not yet been made by the executive branch.
The notice lists newborns with parents and addresses: Diane Louise Bloom daughter of Herbert L. and Virginia Bloom at 736 W Beech born July 11. Randall Craig Ogle son of Kenneth G. and Diana Ogle at 1009 S Forest born July 13. David Eugene Green son of H Eugene and Julia Green at Earl ton born July 14. Marilyn Kay Young daughter of Larry and Patsy Young at 317 N Forest born July 15. Joyce Lynn Orth daughter of Ernest and Mary Orth at Humboldt route 1 born July 11. James Eldon Spencer son of Francis Ray and Patricia Spencer at Eric R 3 born July 11.
Humboldt Redlegs edged Chanute Tigers 6 to 5 in a Little League senior division game played Saturday afternoon. Humboldt scored late to secure the win as the Tigers pressed for the lead.
Charles Goodyear, an American inventor, developed vulcanized rubber in 1844, a breakthrough enabling durable rubber products. This milestone advanced tire goods, footwear, and industrial materials.
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