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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
3
A reader letters asks about Blanche’s presence in the kitchen. The author explains he cooks and bakes, cleans up, and prefers privacy while experimenting with recipes. A fudge recipe follows using marshmallows, butter, water, salt, chocolate, vanilla, cloves, and nuts with a clove flavor option.
Thayer Kansas passes Ordinance 202 fixing penalties for swimming in the city reservoir and regulates boating at the municipal waterworks. It requires annual boat permits, outlines city and noncity fees, sets daylight and night operation rules, and allows watercraft use only on specified days with safety compliance per Kansas law. City Clerk Peggy Umbarger certifies adoption.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a covered dish luncheon at the First Methodist church Fellowship hall with 100 attendees. Retiring officers led by Mrs. Charles Day were recognized. Sally Embry and Cindy Tolbert performed, and Mrs. John O Kelley spoke on her Atlantic City Assembly attendance. The group announced June 18 packing and a district training session, with the next meeting July 1 in charge of the Rachel circle.
The Chanute Boat Club met at S and W Marine with Clyde Kile presiding and 28 members in attendance. A new concrete ramp at Santa Fe Park boat dock was announced funded by the city with labor donated by club members. A Grand Lake cruise is planned with departures from the post office at 5 AM and Sniders Resort at 9 AM. next meeting June 13.
The Ever Ready 4 H Club held a meeting at Mrs Louise Raneys home with Penny Sheldon presiding. Lois Barnhart demonstrated cold water pie crust Marlene Truster showed pie filling and mer ingue Charlene Truster spoke on Let The Service Fit The Occasion Marlene Truster spoke on Serving The Dessert Beverly Erickson spoke How Did It Score The next meeting is set for June 18 at the same location A cookout will be discussed and members will bring cakes for judging Demonstrations and talks will be given
The Victory Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Andrew Nelson. Mrs. Glenn Hanson presided as nine members answered roll call with an information question. A district meeting was attended by four members and a donation to the HDU Scholarship Fund was made. Mrs. Howard McNeill led the lesson on Furniture Bayman ship and a wood quiz was held with guest Mrs. Ernest Wahl.
The 18th annual Ericson Nelson family picnic was held at the Moran Presbyterian church. Mrs. Howard Baker led arrangements as president with officers Raymond Ericson and Mrs. Don Ericson among the long list of attendees from multiple towns including Moran Topeka Wichita and Independence.
A reflective piece on youth baseball highlighting the gap between ambition and skill for 10 year olds. It emphasizes the role of coaches sponsors and umpires and argues sportsmanship is best learned through Little League despite the challenges of cheering and rule confusion.
Mrs. Briley hosted 13 members of the Leamon a Home Demonstration Unit with roll call on information shared. Mrs. Reinhardt led Home Furnishings lesson focusing on 1962 colors, three C’s of furniture buying, and dealer reliability. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for July 3 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Heilman. Rhonda Renee Babcock born June 2 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Evelyn Sue Summervill born June 4 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Jerome William Hovorka born June 5 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church met at members’ homes and in church rooms. Group 1, hosted by Mrs. C. M. Neff, discussed We Shall Be My Witnesses and Missions in Latin America with 13 members and two guests present. Group 2 gathered for coffee with 12 members and three guests.
The First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society held a meeting with Mrs. Ellis presenting Puerto Rico slides. Officers chosen include Mrs. Sparks as assistant leader and Mrs. Steele as secretary, with routine group sessions and a piano dedication planned at the next services.
A birth notice lists several newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parent names and birth dates in May. Thomas John Holder, Kimberly Sue Rafferty, Dyan Lynn Leonard, Mitchell Dean McCullough, Steven Scott Ludvicek, Steven Mitchell, Marcia Ruth Grisier, and others are named with parents and locations including Neosho and Yates Center.
Sixteen participated in Ladies Day play at the Country Club on Tuesday. Barbara Blackwood earned a ball prize along with Mrs. Earl Ostrander and Mrs. Glen Shook. Mrs. Al Thompson won low putts with 15 while Mrs. John Mitchell had high putts with 24. Clyde Breiner chaired the event. No Ladies Day play will be held next Tuesday due to the club tournament.
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