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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
3
Readers offer practical kitchen and housework tricks from wartime era. Methods include flattening meat with heavy plates to form even patties, greasing surfaces, and using wax paper. Other notes cover money tucked away from checks, repairing gloves with nail polish, ironing prep, and making sachets from tea balls.
Prepare kohlrabi by trimming root ends and stems, peeling, and slicing thin. Boil in salted water to cover until tender crisp for a quick versatile side dish.
Sterling Houston, associate director of the Chanute Christian Crusade, spoke to 19 members and three guests of the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce at the Tioga Hotel. He announced the upcoming crusade at Royster Stadium in August and notes included an open house at the chamber Sunday and a July 2 flower show at Central Park Community Building.
The descendants of Ida and Winfield Russell held the 10th annual reunion at East Shelterhouse Highland Park with a noon basket dinner. Ned Russell of Ulysses chaired the day. Mrs. Nelson Coder of Independence will chair next year.
The Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church hosted an ice cream supper at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park on Tuesday evening. After the prayer by Harriett Lees a brief business meeting followed. Mrs. Glen Eastburn delivered devotions titled Road Signs in Life and a poem was read. Music by Keith Dillon and Gene Webber followed the supper. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Max Tharp Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sharp and Mrs. Lloyd Woosely. Sixty people attended.
A birthday picnic was held Tuesday afternoon at Highland Park in Burris Addition honoring Carrie Rae Markham. Hosts were her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Markham with assistance from Lillie Turner and Mrs James Haddan. Attendees included Tammy Bailey Tracy Dalton Lea Ann Upton Sherry Jordan Gale Turner Debbie Mollnow Sherry Markham Richard Billbe Linda Billbe Kathy Umbarger Doug Friedrich Junior Markham Skippy Markham Tish Reeves Sharon Baker Dorothy Baker.
The Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening at Santa Fe Park. The group heard the year’s reports and elected Mrs. E. S. Cornish as president. Mrs. H. M. Bauer was chosen secretary treasurer, with committee chairs Mrs. Leif Nelson Mrs. Ed Griste and Mrs. Roscoe Offenbacker.
Mrs Dora Lukenbill of 1110 S Tennessee will attend the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs summer meeting in Fort Scott on Saturday and Sunday. She serves as third district director of the Kansas Federation.
Christian Women Fellowship Guild of the Christian Church met at Mrs. Lorens Nelson 1624 S Santa Fe Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles Arnett presiding in the president’s absence. Announcement made of the Kansas Fellowship Retreat at Rock Springs Ranch Sept 27 29.
Frozen whole peeled potatoes can be used in stew or around a roast to save preparation time. The note emphasizes convenient, ready to use potato options for home cooking and meal planning.
Dr and Mrs Edward E Long of Humboldt announce the engagement of their daughter Sheryl Kay Long to John L Crane son of Mr and Mrs Claude Crane of Iola The bride elect is a University of Kansas graduate with elementary education and special education emphasis She will teach kindergarten at William Allen White school Emporia Crane served three years in the US Marine Corps and will resume studies at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia This fall He plans to transfer to the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy in his final year to complete a pharmacy degree The wedding date is set for September 3.
A memorial service by the Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant in the Odd Fellows Hall honored past grand masters of the Grand Lodge of Kansas Canton No 8 and the Ladies Auxiliary who died in the last year. Mrs. R L Christie presided as Jean Lance installed Frances Cloud as vice president Irene Moore served as chaplain and Mrs Cloud led inspection. Representatives were chosen for the department association in Junction City in October led by Jean Lance with W A Coonrod as alternate. Refreshments followed the meeting.
US oil industry proposes a plan to assure Western Europe’s oil supply during a prolonged Middle East cut-off. The plan, submitted to Interior and Justice, would authorize cooperation among US firms without antitrust penalties and assess European needs to direct overseas or diverted domestic oil as required.
A kitchen tip advises placing a bay leaf on each fish steak intended for the broiler to impart aroma and subtle flavor. This practice aims to enhance taste while grilling.
Wally E Ripple a 22 year old physics major at California State College at Los Angeles converted a red German made bus into a battery powered vehicle. The car runs on 16 six volt batteries powering two landing-gear motors from an old airplane and delivers 42 miles before the battery runs down.
In Los Angeles an armed robber in his mid 30s threatened Hijinio Alvarez 82 proprietor of a planning supply shop. Alvarez delivered a freestyle karate chop, grabbed the gun, struck the intruder, then chased him off after tossing gravel in his face.
Shirred eggs benefit from a topping of grated cheddar or Parmesan for enhanced richness and flavor.
Nevada Governor Paul Laxalt, speaking at the Young Republican National Federation convention in Omaha, says Ronald Reagan is being framed by circumstances as a major contender for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. Laxalt notes no expectation of a quick lock but sees Reagan’s candidacy as plausible in an open convention amid Vietnam policy debates.
Community schedule lists Bound to Win at EUB Church 9 30 a m and Bridge Club at Mrs Sherman 205 Lincoln 1 30 p m United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group at church 9 a m Mary Dell Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m Ladies Day Golf at Country Club 7 30 p m Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm Berean Class First Baptist Church 7 30 p m Christian Culture Class 204 N Steuben 2 p m Friday June 23 1967 Bit and Spur Club clubhouse 7 30 p m Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg 730 p m Weaer Club Sawyer Hall Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m
A recipe tip explains that to obtain one cup of fine cornflake crumbs you must crush four cups of corn flakes. The guidance highlights a conversion factor for crumb preparation and emphasizes crushing more flakes to reach the desired crumb quantity.
Local updates and notices from Chanute Kansas as the weekly paper captures community events, headlines, and notices dated Wednesday June 2 1967. readers find brief notes on local happenings, upcoming meetings, and brief sports and society items.
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