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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

4

Bride flies as groom stays behind for lighthearted wedding

Patricia Ann Carpenter completed one year in the U S Army stationed in Germany and flew home to marry Gregory Allen Scrivner on June 9 at First Presbyterian Church. The couple plans a Christmas visit and honeymooned in Kentucky and Tennessee while he works as a cancer insurance salesman in Topeka. Carpenter’s mother gave birth to a son the night of the ceremony, making the father feel he gained two children.

Patricia Ann Carpenter U.S. Army Aschaffenburg Germany Donald Carpenter 324 S. Wilson Gregory Allen Scrivner Donald Scrivner Winchester First Presbyterian Church Kentucky Tennessee Topeka Carpenter

Barbecuing Through the Ages From Cave to Balcony

Barbecuing traces its roots from prehistoric cave fires to Greek Roman grills and Pompeii ruins. Medieval castles feature large roasts while 17th century French writings discuss butter basted joints. Origin in America linked to French settlers in Louisiana and spread across the South to today.

Pompeii America Louisiana

Government agencies challenge canning guidance in Consumer Reports

The USDA and FDA urge home canners to follow established pressure and cooking times until scientific data proves Consumer Reports recommendations are adequate. They warn botulism and other foodborne illness can result from improper processing and cite USDA publications with proven safe times and temperatures.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Food and Drug Administration FDA Consumer Reports Magazine Consumer Reports U.S Consumers Union of the United States, Inc Mt. Vernon N.Y Consumers Reports Magazine

Lucky dog finds someone to love

The May 29 This Week cover dog at the Chanute city pound found a home after a morning visit by a woman who saw its photo in the Tribune. The story drew more than 70 calls, and Melvin Stierwalt said he gave away nine dogs that weekend while cats remained largely unclaimed. He notes the animal problem is intensifying with more pets arriving than leaving.

The Tribune Melvin Stierwalt City Animal Control Officer Stierwalt Chanute

Jeffers and Holtzman Wed in Candlelight Ceremony

Karla Diane Jeffers became the bride of Charles Holtzman in a candlelight wedding at First Baptist Church on May 29. Parents are Marvin E. Jeffers of 611 W Main and Hershel Woolery of Altoona. The couple, both Chanute High School graduates, plan to reside in Chanute and work at Advanced Systems Homes after a Colorado Las Vegas honeymoon.

Karla Diane Jeffers Charles Holtzman First Baptist Church Marvin E. Jeffers W. Main Hershel Woolery Altoona Holtzman Thayer High School Chanute High School Colorado Las Vegas Chanute Advanced Systems Homes

Retired teachers attend Chanute conference and brunch

Members of the Chanute Area Retired Teachers Association attended a June conference and a brunch at Independence Country Club. Guest speakers included Mrs. Gary Richardson and beautician Mrs. Ted Cromwell. A nursery was provided at First Baptist Church. Reservations were requested.

The Chanute Area Retired Teachers Association Independence Christian Women's Club Independence Country Club Gary Richardson Ted Cromwell First Baptist Church S. Penn Janice Cooper

Society News Deadline Rules Outline

The society column lists deadlines for meeting summaries and weekly calendar announcements. It specifies photos for wedding accounts with timelines twelve days before meetings and ten days after ceremonies. The telephone line 431 4100 is provided for submissions and inquiries.

Debate over Equal Rights Amendment in Louisiana Senate

About 300 women gathered at the Louisiana capitol as the House Civil Law and Procedure Committee debated the ERA. The panel voted 10-6 against ratification, the fourth defeat in five years. Stakeholders argued over public restrooms, education, and abortion. Testimony highlighted fears of family desertion and privacy, with lawmakers and activists presenting opposing views.

Baton Rouge UPI Louisiana Capitol House Civil Law and Procedure Committee Louisiana House of Representatives Chamber Louisiana State University Law Robert Pascal Marilyn Thayer Louisiana Women Against Era Thayer

VFW Post and Auxiliary Win State Community Service Awards

Members of VFW Post 1654 and its Auxiliary at the state convention in Overland Park earned honors for community service. The post received a plaque for 23 years of continuous membership plus awards for outstanding service and buddy poppies, while the auxiliary won awards for membership and community service as well as buddy poppies. Individual recognitions included Dorene Catterson for community service Antonnne Catterson for membership and dues collection Bernice Bergen for national home program, Dorothy Raney for the legislative program, Margaret Chrisman for rehabilitation, Grace Wilmoth for rehabilitation reporting, and Lucile Kelsey for cancer aid contributions. Bernice Bergen was named state banner bearer and state rehabilitation chair, Martha Fitch appointed state endowment chair.

VFW Overland Park Ladies Dorene Catterson Antonnne Catterson Third Bernice Bergen Dorothy Raney Margaret Chrisman Grace Wilmoth Lucile Kelsey Martha Fitch

Spice of Life lesson highlights spice industry shift

EHU Helen Carter of Peace and Progress presented the Spice of Life lesson on June 10 noting garlic and onion dehydration as a major recent development in spices. The talk traces spice use from ancient times to modern food roles and other applications. Senior Citizens met for a covered dish dinner with Rev. Robert Jakoby as guest speaker discussing faith expressions. Jaycee Jaynes reported 12 books delivered to Neosho Memorial Hospital by Kay Galt.

Ehu Helen Carter Robert Jakoby Westview Baptist Church Jaycee Jaynes Steve Bittel Neosho Memorial Hospital Kay Galt

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