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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams shares practical tips for summer barbecues with budget friendly menus. She outlines a basic homemade sauce using tomato sauce A1 sauce brown sugar and vinegar, plus variations for chicken turkey spare ribs and beef broth drinks. Additional salad and garnish ideas include spinach radish green onion bacon and garlic dressing for four servings.
A collection of reader tips on practical hacks from food storage and gift wrapping to potato cakes and organized drawers. Tips include improvised flower vases from jar lids, ashtray disposal with foil, leftover mashed potato reuse, and color coded sewing bobbins for quick thread id.
The White House denies a reported gown description for Luci Johnson's wedding to Patrick Nugent. Press secretary Elizabeth Carpenter says Women's Wear Daily's depiction is not remotely accurate and vows not to reveal gown details before the ceremony. Luci's designer is Priscilla of Boston.
Tropical storm Ella with top winds near 50 mph weakens as it drifts toward the northwest. The Weather Bureau in Miami says Ella will likely stay weak and travel west-northwest about 10 mph for the next 12 hours, with its center about 29 miles north of San Juan and roughly 900 miles east-southeast of Miami.
The State Board of Health employees and their families gathered for a picnic in Central Park on Wednesday night. Seventeen attendees enjoyed hamburgers and homemade ice cream. Guests included John Basher and family, Leonard Imhof, Helen Townsend, Bob Moran, Diana Davidson, Phil Carter, Gayla Brown, R. E. Williams family, Jimmie Comer family, Don Reed family, all from Chanute and nearby towns Cherryvale and McCune.
Betty recounts a woman who confronted a prowler at her home with a plastic baseball bat while her husband was away. The piece also shares a travel joke about a couple treating road trips as a university on wheels and notes August in Colorado.
The Chanute Lumber Company Little League team celebrated a 44 win–loss season with a picnic and watermelon feed at Santa Fe Park. Players with parents joined a hot dog coney meal and a fathers vs players baseball game ended at 17 to 17 due to darkness. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haight and other coaches and parents.
Mr and Mrs Pat Conn announce the engagement of their daughter Sheila Raye Conn to Frank John Rahija son of Mr and Mrs tae P Rahija of Kansas City Kansas The couple plan a September 10 wedding at Christ The King with Sheila a Bethany School of Nursing graduate and Rahija an electrical technician at Xebec Corporation in Kansas City Kansas
Mrs. Richard Sigler and her infant daughter Diana Leigh were honored with an infant shower hosted by Mrs. Louis Warhurst and Mrs. John Curtis at Warhurst home 505 N Teuben. Attendees included the day's great grandmother Mrs Ansell and grandmothers Mrs Earl Ansell and Mrs J A Sigler along with Mmes Francis Smittle Herbert Wood Fred Cook Herbert Matlock James Richards Yud Audiss Sam Thompson Jerry Sigler Edward Hacker Duane Hamilton Larry Markey.
A report notes crows raid nests to eat eggs and young birds, focusing on waterfowl species. The behavior impacts local avian populations and nesting success.
We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m Wilson Class gathers at First Methodist Church at 10 a m Bridge event at the Country Club at 1 30 p m.
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