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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
3
Janet Kersten and Greg Johnson, both juniors at Ozark Bible College, plan to marry on August 18. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kersten of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of Joplin Missouri.
Mrs. Palmer Forslund led the First Baptist Women lesson focusing on senior citizen issues. The group discussed Medicare Medicaid prescription drug access nursing home and in home care. Other remarks covered love devotion and charitable giving along with a state project for a Mexican Baptist Church.
A letter from a husband complains his wife has been overweight for years and refuses to diet. The writer hints at divorce while defending his own looks and flirtations, and Ann Landers answers by challenging his motives and urging respect.
A reader explains saving quarters for a used washer and later a dryer after moving to a house with a growing family. Other letters advise thawing meat in a warm oven, revamping a folding table with wallpaper, and managing visitors while keeping work on track.
Telma Muninger and Nathan Reed of Kanopolis wed at Kanopolis Methodist Church on Saturday. Rev Cecil Rankin presided. The bride wore an organza and lace gown with chapel veil. she carried white roses. Attendants included Cheryl McCall as maid of honor and several bridesmaids in yellow and green. The groom’s brothers and Ellsworth friends attended the ceremony. reception and gift activities followed. The couple plan Kansas Wesleyan College attendance and Wilson Engineers employed groom.
Mrs. Charles Rubow led the first summer gathering of the Wesleyan Guild at the First United Methodist Church. Readings were by Mrs. Rubow and Mrs. Elsie Shue, with duets sung by Freda Betts and Mrs. Vergil Fogdell of Lake Oswego, Ore. The invocation was by Mrs. Ernest Wilson at the covered dish dinner in the educational building. Eighteen members attended with two guests, Mrs. Le Roy Bowers of Lancaster, Calif., and Mrs. Fogdoll.
Neosho Memorial Hospital was informed by the state department that it continues to meet Medicare participation requirements. The hospital must maintain satisfactory utilization review and be accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Utilization review analyzes Medicare cases for admissions, length of stay, and services provided.
United Brethren Women of the church held a lesson titled Humble Homes in the annex. Mrs. Elmer Gibson led the skit Homes with Mrs. C E Rains assisting. Mrs. Velma Grogan led business and planned Father’s Day gifts for attending fathers.
Instructions for calling the Tribune carrier when missed. If unavailable, dial 431 4100 during weekdays 5 30 to 6 p m and Saturdays by 9 00 a m.
Chanute attorney Joe Balch will address the Neosho-Allen Counties Legal Secretaries Association on June 19 at the Elks Lodge. He will discuss educational trust funds. Mary Lou Walker, president, announced committee chairs and listed members across programs, education, day in court, reservations, employment, publicity, membership, scholarships, historians, bulletin editors, and finance and nominations committees.
Two wild plant recipes using common dandelions from outdoor recreation staff. One dish bakes yellow blossoms with eggs milk onion and butter. optional imitation bacon crumbs. The greens serve as a cooked side with bacon wine vinegar and watercress.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Staley celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on June 17 from 2 to 5 p.m. at their Altoona home. Hosts include children Beth Woulds Schaumburg Phyllis Stanley Waco Doris Ann Latta Van Buren Merton Staley Palatine and Lorene Sanders Wichita.
Members of the World War I Barracks Auxiliary honored at the Hutchinson state meeting were Mrs. Goldenia Lesher Mrs. Dorothy Watts Mrs. Mildred Anderson Mrs. Edith Shipley Mrs. Frances Cottrell and Mr. George Wilson with a state service award while Mrs. William Cline earned membership. Chanute group leadership assigned a dinner committee with Mrs. Charles Cox as chair and Mrs. Earl Young as co chair, decorations assisted by Ruth Burdick and others. Howard Jester opened with invocation and Shelton Propst with Maxine Stoll performed The Story of Old Glory. Lesher reported eleven get well cards and six sympathy cards sent. Burdick hospital chair noted 63 hospital visits 25 nursing home visits and six hours of personal service. Mrs. Herbert Johnson won the door prize.
Mrs. Kimble led devotions while Mrs. Kible and Mrs. Funk contributed and used scriptures I Corinthians 2 9 14 and poems The Best of Tomorrow Humility and God Keeps Faith. Mrs DeGraffenreid hosted 15 members at morning coffee.
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