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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Donald L Cheney of 601 Sycamore announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Marie to Neal L Washington son of Mrs Helen Ambler Iola and Neal W Washington Omaha Neb A summer wedding is planned.
Zion Lutheran women and the Ladies Circle packed religious materials Tuesday at the church for the Paper Peace Corps. Mrs. Lewis Gerken led the project and presided over the meeting. The circle voted to aid a scholarship fund and to provide baby sitters for the Kansas Children’s Service League of Adoptive Parents.
Victory Extension Homemakers Unit met at Hillside Acres with Mrs. Howard McNeill leading the lesson Economic Issues. Mrs. Swiler presided. district meeting news shared. 12 members and two guests attended. refreshments served. a Red Cross thanks letter was read for the unit's fund solicitation in Tigoa Township.
Today in history lists events on June 4 across years. Notable items include Midway starting in 1942, US Tripoli peace in 1805, Belgium’s first king in 1831, Henry Ford’s first car test in 18%, Blum's socialist government in France in 1936, Buenos Aires coup in 1943, Peron inaugurated in 1946, Kennedy and Khrushchev Vienna meeting ten years prior, Kennedy visiting South Africa five years ago, Cambodia near Phnom Penh a year ago, and Khrushchev meeting Kennedy in Vienna ten years earlier.
Community calendar notes events from June 6 to June 7 including Christian Youth Mission, Duplicate Mene Club, Association for Retarded Children North Malcolm, Westview Baptist Women’s Society, World War I Barracks and Auxiliary, Rebekah Lodge, Women’s Arts and Crafts, Cycle Club at the track, Cosmetology Club at the Memorial Building, Jolly Maids Extension, and Women’s Missionary Association at Brethren Church in Christ. Photos for weddings requested within seven days.
Travis Rex, son of Mr and Mrs Rex Letterman of 803 S Malcolm, born May 27. Lisa Diana Welch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Junior Welch of 1010 S Malcolm, born May 26.
A letter from a reader describes an obese woman who became addicted to benzedrine while dieting, suffered family strain, and nearly attempted suicide. She seeks warning about amphetamine use and credits counseling and reconciliation with her husband for recovery.
Vilas Homebuilders Extension Homemakers Unit in rural Buffalo met at Mrs. Clement White's home for a session titled Keep People Healthy. Mrs. Charles Reaves led a talk on yearly medical exams, health nurse services, and disease prevention through immunization.
The Wo men Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church presented three plays on unemployment under the theme A World without Work. Narrator Mrs Carl Bedenbender led the program with participants Ina Woodring Dean Foster Lyle Dean Walter Poor Howard Jester Clyde Russell E O Williamson Noble Notestine and Robert Wilson.
The Women’s Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Wednesday to study Planet Earth Our Planet Earth featured in the lesson. Mrs Glenn Shockey reviewed the article stressing oxygen water land and quiet and the need for mutual care worldwide.
The Gem and Mineral Society discussed summer field trips at the Memorial Building on Tuesday. Mrs. Harvey Stone reviewed Montezuma Castle Arizona from a recent visit. Mr. and Mrs. Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mallory showed slides from Austria. Mrs. Avis Hale of Altoona served refreshments and won the door prize.
If a carrier misses you or is unable to deliver, contact the Tribune at 431 3400 for assistance at 5 30 p.m.
Dear Heloise shares tips on reusing package wrappings to decorate gifts for brides and babies, saving money and adding personal touches. Readers give hints on handling dough, dieting, bath mats, and stuffing toys using common household items.
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