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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
3
Heloise Cruse shares a tested tip four months in the making using chopped instant onions for extra zip in meals. She notes price differences in onions and suggests pairing with cocktail onions from a bottle to add a “cloud nine” kick to salads peas and other dishes.
Luci Baines Johnson joined her father at National City Christian church amid a busy round of events and wedding preparations for August 6 to Patrick Nugent. The trip included a 13 hour day on a speaking tour through Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois.
Esterel opens the Paris fall winter fashion showing with skirts alternating between above and below the knee using buttons and zippers. Models parade by suburban pools as hemlines rise and fall in playful ensembles. Louis Feraud emphasizes winter warmth with short hems and bright colors amid fur and stockings.
The column notes Mrs Eloise Ewing welcomes mail and will answer readers questions whenever possible though she cannot reply to all letters due to high volume. She invites readers to send household tips and queries for space permitting.
The Rev R E Britton pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at 1127 S Evergreen announces retirement for health reasons after three years here and 17 years in Kansas City prior posts. He and Mrs Britton plan to reside in Chanute temporarily and will hold a farewell sermon Sunday. A basket dinner followed the service with 45 members presenting a gift.
The story follows Wilma Thielenhaus a former nursing aide at Neosho Memorial Hospital who after years of study to overcome a lack of a high school diploma and fear quit her job to enter an LPN program. She excelled ranking in the top quarter on state board exams and now works as medications nurse on the main hall at Neosho Memorial Hospital giving medications shots and serving at the main desk.
Rex Truitt and Mrs. E C Morris posted the low gross in the Scotch foursomes at Chanute Country Club on Sunday. Low net went to Mrs. F G Hooker and Ralph Taylor. Shared second for low gross went to Mrs. Howard Wilson and Randy Haines, Mrs. Dennis Mills and Howard Wilson, and Charles Broadwell with Mrs. Dean Haines. Mr and Mrs Charles Vinckier finished third. Chairs for the day were Mrs. Glen Shook and Doug Ricketts.
Mrs Ella Jewell hosted a Sunday night supper at 402 N High Land honoring granddaughter Judy Bird before her Aug 7 wedding to Jim Ellis at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Guests included Elmer and Sam Ellis Bird and Vinnie Allison with Bessie Brady assisting.
The Apollo program to land astronauts on the moon calls on about 20,000 private companies to supply components and services. The effort includes manufacturers, suppliers, and contractors across industries supporting the space program.
Cheryl Leann Shultz daughter of Gene and Mrs. Shultz of Buffalo born July 9. Anthony Joseph Morgan son of Joe and Mrs. Morgan of 1113 N. Steuben born July 14. Scott Berry son of Ray Christiansen of 809 S. Allen born July 14. Roxanna Marie Gregg daughter of Marvin Gregg of 1502 S. Kansas born July 19. Mark Kevin Krokstrom son of Tom and Mrs. Krokstrom of 924 S. Lincoln born July 19.
Ladies of the GAR M O Cart ridge Circle Memorial Bidg 2 p.m. Vashti Chapter OES North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club North Saegel Community Center 9 a.m. to p.m Ladies Day Golf Chanute Country Club 1 30 p.m. Sunflower EH Unit Mrs Homer LaForge 115 N Central 1 50 p.m.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas report community updates and notices dated Monday July 25 1966. Items include civic notices and short regional happenings affecting residents and businesses in the Chanute area.
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