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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1971
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Robert E Carlson former Chanute residents celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception from 2 30 to 5 p m Sunday in the fellowship hall of the United Metropolis church
Heloise Cruse Reese honored by the Texas Press Association for her syndicated Hints from Heloise column. The award praises her love of home and homemakers and her daily outreach to readers from her San Antonio home. Relatives gathered at Santa Fe Park for a Rockover reunion with games and a noon basket dinner for 63 attendees from California Missouri and Kansas.
At a Friday gathering in Central Park Building Humboldt Senior Citizens displayed antiques and discussed the Aug. 13 plan to host Chanute club members for a covered dish dinner. Mrs May Stiles led the session as 49 members and two guests attended.
Freshly ground pepper flavors many dishes and a pepper based steak recipe is given. The method covers crushing peppercorns, marinating, grilling, and a butter onion bouillon sauce. A separate club note reports a song fest at Sawyer Hall with Mrs. Lewis Eagen's group, contest results, captains, and refreshments for 22 members and two guests.
Nov 26 1943 Chanute Tribune reports twins born to Mr. and Mrs Glenn Chickadonz at Johnson Hospital Donnie and Bonnie. A prior note claimed twins skip generation but this time Donnie became father. The later born twins Lance Alan and Lea Ann were born July 20 at Neosho Memorial Hospital with grandparents in Ottawa and Chanute.
A collection of reader notes offers simple DIY tips. Red plaid shirts help a picnic crowd spot family members. Hacks include repurposing golf pencil tops as pencils, adding foam-backed rug grips, marking curtain cords for easy use, and mixing instant pudding with whipped cream for dessert.
On Wednesday July 2 the Social Calendar lists events for the Women Safari Golf Association at Safari golf course with 9 30 a.m. and 5 and 5 30 p.m. times. Progressive Extension Homemakers Unit meeting led by Mrs Don Geist at 606 S Kansas 1 30 p.m. First Presbyterian Builders Class Breakfast at parior 6 46 a.m. Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit meeting hosted by Mrs Lloyd Dalton at 620 S Katy 9 a.m. Executive committee meeting of Christian Women’s Fellowship at First Christian Church 1 30 p.m. Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner at Tioga Hotel 6 45 p.m.
A former resident Larry Francis Kirkpatrick wed Mary Kay Hogan at Farnumwood Presbyterian Church in Flint Michigan on June 19. The bride daughter of Ruth Hogan Flint and the groom son of Loretta Kirkpatrick and the late Raymond Kirkpatrick. The bride works in GM data processing. she graduated Flint High School. The groom manages two Flint shoe stores and graduated Topeka High. They reside at 1910 Woodside in Flint.
The Kansas Academy of Family Physicians reports thermography maps skin and body temperatures with heat sensing devices. It aids ophthalmology and chest wall tumor evaluation, while excluding breast cancer detection. Advances include photos and computer tracings guiding plastic surgery and wound healing assessments.
Mrs Roy Johnson presented the lesson Opera Is for You for Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit at her home on R 2 Wednesday. Mrs Raymond Clemens opened the meeting and roll call featured a favorite picnic recipe. Plans for the Neosho County Fair were discussed and pamphlets on Upholstering were distributed. An evening picnic is set for Aug 19 at Santa Fe Park. Mrs Clemens won the door prize. Mrs Johnson with her sister Mrs Clarence Russium and Mrs E W Maxwell served a dessert to nine members.
Advertisements placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 9 a m on Saturdays qualify for same day service. Display style classifieds must be submitted by 12 00 noon the prior day. For assistance call 431 4100.
Brenda Klauman, 12, representing Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club, earned a 5th place in a 14-year-old class with 17.7 seconds in barrel racing and 7th in the flag race at the Pawhuska Cavalcade. She rode Betsy, a seven-year-old Pinto mare trained by her brother Larry, who also competes with similar times.
A reader requests a republication of Ann Landers 12 rules for rearing children. The column outlines 12 parenting missteps to avoid, from spoiling infants to enabling defiance, with a sharp caveat on spiritual training and responsibility.
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