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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
3
A chilled mix of spiced fresh fruit and canned fruit makes a fine dessert after meals or a brunc h starter. Use two or three colorfully contrasting fruits, prepare a spiced syrup, and serve with a cereal and cheese for texture. This summer recipe blends citrus rind, herbs, and wine vinegar for a tangy cold fruit compote, poured over fruit and cereal then chilled before serving.
Mr and Mrs Earl Pugh R 3 returned Wednesday from a Carlsbad New Mexico visit with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs B H Jones and family. Clarence Cox 922 S Malcolm was told his brother Arthur Cox Norton was killed in a car accident Tuesday. Funeral for Arthur Cox will be Friday morning at Norton. Dennis Reynolds 17 son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Reynolds Jr 309 W 7th has begun basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill.
The Do Si Do Square Dance Club will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the south shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park.
George F Black of Duluth Minnesota son of Mr and Mrs William Black R 1 was promoted today by the Chun King Corporation of Duluth He has been treasurer of the company since 1962 and will assume duties as executive vice president and general manager immediately
Ken R. Malson of 802 S Western is pre enrolling at Kansas State University in Manhattan this week, arranging early fall steps for enrollment.
Mr and Mrs Harry Steeves Jr and their son and his wife Larry Steeves travel from 1320 W 4th to New York then to Washington DC for sightseeing before Larry departs for Erlangen Germany with the Army Mrs Steeves will join her husband in Germany later.
Bill Kennedy 13 shows a double cucumber found in his grandparents garden to The Tribune. The boy is son of Mr and Mrs William E Kennedy of 1314 West 4th Street and brought the unusual produce to the newspaper office this morning.
A citizenship branch sponsored by the Christian Social Relation committee of the WSCS met Wednesday morning at the First Methodist Church. The Rev D D Wagoner opened the meeting. Mrs Bert E Farmer introduced State Sen Charles Forsyth and State Rep Henry Watkins to 55 attendees. Topics included Sunday closing law liquor by the drink intangible tax constitutional amendments school funding junior colleges Supreme Court apportionment decision and obscene material on news stands. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts were served.
Sgt. Donald L. Haigler son of Mr and Mrs William E Haigler of 318 W 7th has graduated from the U S Air Force Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy at Barksdale AFB Louisiana He received leadership and management training and serves as an aircraft pneudraulic maintenance technician with a SAC unit at Lincoln AFB Nebraska His squadron supports SACs mission to keep intercontinental missiles and jet bombers on alert A Chanute High School graduate he attended Chanute Junior College His wife Clara is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus Demler of Erie
Mr and Mrs William T Coones of Downey California announce the birth of a son Dewayne Eugene born July 22 Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Hansen paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs A J Busse 310 S Malcolm
Two thefts were reported to police Tuesday night. Bill Brazil reported his 1964 Pontiac battery stolen and James Ellis said hubcaps were removed from his 1957 Chevrolet. Police also traced the recent bicycle disappearance to a juvenile who had repainted it.
Harry A. Pellman of West Point Kentucky was jailed at the police station overnight as a sleeper. He was released this morning. Officers said Pellman declined to wash a police car in exchange for breakfast and was not fed.
A 19-year-old from Chanute was held overnight by police at parental request after allegedly striking his father. He was released this morning following a conference with family and authorities.
The Associated Press notes outdoor eating boosts warm weather buys across the nation. A national chain lists beef ribs at 65 cents a pound and boneless cuck roasts at 65. Corned beef and ground beef are highlighted summer items while pork prices rise in some areas. Loin roasts spare ribs and hams remain bargains. Broiler-fryers surge in the Midwest. Ample vegetables and a California plum rush headline summer produce with bananas blueberries cantaloupes cherries lemons nectarines peaches and watermelons as top picks.
Phyllis Brown was honored at a bridal shower Monday evening in the First National Bank Community Room. Hostesses were Marlene and Charlene Truster and Lynn Bonney. Attendants included Mrs. Stanley Lundine and others, with gifts sent by many local residents and friends.
Chanute Tribune lists Friday July 24 social events at First Christian Church TOPS Determinettes Senior Citizens Memorial Building and a 1:30 p.m. meeting. Saturday July 25 features a square dance at Santa Fe Park south shelterhouse at 8 p.m. Orgs include Executive committee First Christian Church and First Methodist Church car class. Contact numbers provided for city calls.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis George announce the engagement of their daughter Joan to Richard A Robertson son of Mr. and Mrs Boyd Robertson of Mi ami Oklahoma. Miss George a Kansas State University graduate in clothing retailing is employed in Wichita. Robertson graduated from Kansas State University Manhattan in feed technology and is serving in the army at Fort Dix New Jersey. The wedding is planned for September 12 at the First Christian Church in Erie.
A reflective piece notes dull antebellum homes after visiting cathedrals and celebrates retirement. It mentions college crowds, a dubious cigarette offer with five million coupons for free cancer surgery, veteran life, Cherokee Strip memories, and a Parisian inspired disco dress with a deep decollete and skimpy back.
Arthur Murray, founder of the Arthur Murray dance studio network, says he is stepping away as two franchises buy control of the cross country chain for about 1 million dollars. The new owners will keep the Murray name, while Mrs. Murray remains as advisor. Murray, 69, aims to produce dramatic TV shows drawing on his experience with The Arthur Murray Show.
A would be bandit wearing a black bandana pulled a pistol on service station owner Patrick Kennedy Wednesday night. Kennedy screamed for help and the gun man fled on a bicycle. Police said no one was hurt and Kennedy assisted with the investigation.
Valley Forge Pa AP 53 124 Scouts race to trade patches from 50 states and 42 foreign countries as a week long encampment ends with President Johnson headlining a grand pageant. 100000 expected to witness candle lighting and liberty flame ceremony before 40000 depart Friday and remaining 10000 on Saturday.
A 1969 Ann Landers column adapts a reader’s hospital wake up to life lesson. A businessman on the brink of death reflects on neglecting health and time, acknowledging ego nearly cost him life. he vows to live better if spared. The page also includes multiple reader letters and replies on relationships and superstition.
Mrs Ann Hummer led a program on a Park A tour of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital for the Forget-Me-Not HDU meeting in Highland Park Tuesday afternoon. Seven members met with Mrs Charles Wolf presiding. Announced the annual Aug 18 picnic at Santa Fe Park. Roll call noted enjoyable pastimes.
The Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit met Wednesday morning at Santa Fe Park with 11 members in attendance. Mrs. F J Meeker presided as members shared favorite pastimes. lessons on allergies were taught by Mrs. F L Burtle. Birthday gifts went to Mrs. Lloyd Dalton and Mrs. Marc Barbee, door prize won by Mrs. Ray L Westling. The August meeting will be a park luncheon.
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