Household hints from Heloise readers on simple crafts
Practical tips cover using plastic containers for thread spools, taping coins to lunch pails to avoid loss, repurposing shirt packaging for storage, wrapping gifts for the elderly, preserving nails with clips, drying plastic bags on the line, using two dishcloths, cleaning houseplant leaves with sprinklers, chalking dark stitching for easier sewing, and notes on Heloise’s column handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Maude A. Daniels
Tombstone Roads and Safer-Travel Promises
A regional plea highlights safety road projects and rising fatalities as we assess progress. The message stresses the need for funds to finish timely improvements, urging readers to call to discuss options for families seeking break from unsafe travel.
Social Calendar for Monday June 12 1967
Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church dinner 6 30 p m Santa Fe Women s Federation Carpenters Hall 2 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial BIdg 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings BIdg 7 15 p m Women s Arts and Crafts Central Park Community Bldg 8 to 12 noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women's Federation
Carpenters’ Hall
Memorial
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Central Park Community
Tioga EH Unit Meets at Mrs Myers Home
The Tioga EH Unit met Thursday with Mrs Henry Myers at 202 S Highland. Twelve members and one visitor Mrs James Butin attended. Mrs Charles Henshall led the lesson and refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for July 13 with Mrs Norman Koch at 402 N Steuben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Myers
Tioga EH
Tioga
Charles Henshall
Norman Koch
N. Steuben
Cake Demonstration By Mrs Merle Brooks At Arts Club
A cake demonstration by Mrs Merle Brooks of Thayer is planned for Monday at the Women s Arts and Crafts meeting. All area women are invited to attend and will get a chance to try cake decoration making. Attendees should bring paper and pencil and a small fee will cover costs. Coffee will be served. The class runs from 9 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Brooks
Thayer
Presbyterian Women Meet in Circles Across Church
Presbyterian Women of the United Presbyterian Church met yesterday in multiple circles. Circle one gathered at 9 a.m. for coffee hosted by Mrs. Merrill Brock with 10 members present and Mrs. Blanche Petit presenting the lesson. Circle three met in the church parlor for 12 members and two guests with Mrs. Craig Erickson conducting and Mrs. R. E. Williams leading the lesson. Circle four hosted by Mrs. A. C. Wink featured 10 members and two guests. refreshments served. Circle five at Mrs. E. D. Morris home included 14 members with Mrs. Randall Diver presenting Bible study and Mrs. Clifford Gibson assisting with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Circle One
Merrill Brock
Kansas
Blanche Petit
Robert J. Smith
Circle Three
Howard Wilson
Burris Blume
Craig Erickson
Thomas Mee
R. E. Williams
Charles Walters
L. S. Lawrence
A. C. Wink
W. 5Th
Circle Four
Walter Naylor
Logan Hunt
Dwight McCreight
Fred Skinner
Westaco
Tex
Frank Dooling
Coral Gables
Fla
Robert Koch
Circle Five
E. D. Morris
S. Plummer
Randall Diver
Clifford Gibson
Women of Earlton church meet for prayers and luncheon
Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church members met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Susan Mc Laren. Mrs. Mable Arthur gave devotions and Mrs. McLaren led the business session. A closing prayer followed a plate luncheon served by the hostess. SAVONBURG film previews Billy Graham Crusades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Savonburg
Evangelical Covenant Church
Chanute Area
Royster Stadium
Chanute
Legion Auxiliary Dinner Meeting Held at Memorial Building
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered for a dinner meeting led by Mrs. I. O. Minnear. Mrs. John Oglesbee draped the charter for Mrs. Frank Carter and Mrs. Marie Roberts. A report on articles sent to the Veterans Hospital in Wichita and on poppy sales was presented. A nominating committee was named. No July meeting. next gathering August 10 at North Shelter House, Santa Fe Park, with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
I. O. Minnear
John Oglesbee
Frank Carter
Marie Roberts
Dorothy Rauhoff
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
Harold Miller
Ethel Eaton
Don McCune
Mary Edwards
North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Remarks Cause More Trouble
Hal Boyle notes remarks spark new troubles as people misread intentions and clash over personal choices and public positions. The column blends social quips with political and cultural tensions, illustrating how statements provoke reactions across family, finance, and geopolitics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Fifty Women in Golf Meet At Country Club Here
Fifty players participated in the annual Invitational golf tournament at the Country Club. Winners by flight include Championship group members Mrs. Robert Allen and Mrs. Fred Dickerson with others from Lawrence, Humboldt, Garnett, and Iola. A luncheon followed with local hosts and the golf association president Mrs. Richard Cloke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Fred Dickerson
Marge Nation
Lawrence
Keith Dodd
Hope Stevenson
Tola
Lorna Morris
Stevenson
Alma Vestle
Raymond Radford
Gladys Broadwell
Glen Shook
Humboldt
Lou Vandiver
Iola
Erma Doering
Garnett
Gloria Taylor
Jay Tabor
Dean Haines
Charles Winckier
Dennis Mills
Martha Cook
Jeff Coots
Bernice Doering
Charlotte Bumgardner
Ruth Benson
Charlene Rogers
Ed Ranz
Walt Treloggen
Gail Malson
Harry Ricketts
The
Golf Association
Richard Cloke
Need Facility For Juvenile Offenders
Topeka AP report says a confinement facility for 16 and 17 year old juvenile offenders should be a high priority. Judge pro tem Michael Corrigan of Sedgwick County Probate Court testified the Boys Industrial School at Topeka is often crowded, causing a two to three month wait to commit youths and preventing Sedgwick County from sending 150 to 200 boys if space were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Judiciary Committee
Kansas Legislative Council
Michael Corrigan
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Harvest Underway Across Kansas Wheat Areas
Kansas harvest reports show rain and hail hindering wheat in central and northern districts with no estimate of hail damage. Southern regions benefit from dry weather as Caldwell Sumner County forecasts cutting starting today and expanding next week. Barber County notes most ripe wheat harvested at 18 to 20 bushels per acre. Harvest may start mid June in Cimarron Greensburg Liberal and Sublette zones per Dodge City office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
State Harvest Office
Caldwell
Sumner County
Barber County
Cimarron
Greensburg
Liberal
Sublette
Dodge City
WMA Meeting At UB Church
Eight members and two visitors attended the Women’s Missionary Association meeting at the United Brethren Church in the Fellowship Room. Mrs Horton led the lesson, Mrs Garrison sang, Mrs Jones read a article, and Mrs Faulkner won the door prize. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Faulkner
Olive Cole
Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
John Horton
Arthur Garrison
Pat Jones
Horton
Faulkner
Sunday Southern Fried Tomatoes with Ham and Eggs
A brunch idea for Southern cooking. Slice tomatoes thick, dip in beaten egg, coat in seasoned dry bread crumbs, dip again in egg, then fry in butter until tender and golden brown. Serve alongside ham and eggs for a hearty weekend meal.
Rural Pastor Honored. Lebo Church In Sanctuary Drive
The Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church named Rev Harold Cooper rural pastor of the year for evangelism in Pomona Richter. Lebo Methodist Church won the rural church award for raising funds toward a new sanctuary. Rev Gerald Toburen serves Lebo. Dr Raymond Dewey reported over $2 million named in wills for the Kansas area Methodist Foundation and $131,000 in gifts already received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas Area Methodist Foundation
Kansas Supreme Court Names Eight Court Appointees
The Kansas Supreme Court and Chief Justice announced eight reappointments to court related posts. James R. James remains clerk of the Supreme Court for two years, William A. Dumars of Topeka continues as reporter for the court for two years, with four year terms for Alfred G. Schroeder Doyle R. White J. Willard Haynes and Robert H. Cobean on various boards and councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Robert Price
James R. James
Supreme Court
William A. Dumars
Alfred G. Schroeder
Newton
Doyle R. White
Arkansas City
J. Willard Haynes
Kansas City
Robert H. Co
Flavor Pairings for Bananas and Sea Inspired Filling
Maple extract enhances butter frosting for a banana walnut cake, pairing well with a rich, sweet finish. A baked whole fish can be stuffed with crabmeat seasoned with minced onion celery and pimiento for a savory center.
Friday June 9 1967 Chanute Tribune cartoon strip snippet
A humorous dialogue sequence shows characters discussing parking near a fireplug, a mink jacket bargain, a high school beau visiting town, a lunch plan and a divorce, a work project, and family behavior. The playful banter reflects everyday small talk in a community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iva Mitchell
Iva
Pal
Florence Dagg
H. Andrews
Mary Parsell
Mrs. L. Antrim
M. Starr
C. C. Lively
Jane W
Tombstone
Chanute Discount Co
Dale Steinman
Wat Set Wai
Dial Tribune
Tostados
Charley's Pizza Inn
Presbyterian
Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Parker
New York City
Julie Christie
George
Wall Street
Joe
Mr. Greenbaum
Nasser
UB Church
Rev. Cooper
High Court
Chanute Tribune
Thomas 0. Poyser
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Science Lecture
First Church OF Christ
N. Forest
W. Main
H.S.A
HSA
Urea
Home & Farm Loans
Lincoln & Walnut
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!