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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
3
A collection of user tips on home hacks. A reader builds a decorative drip dry rod from a chain above the tub and sprays it gold with flowers. Other letters describe candle holders from salt shakers, sweeping sidewalks with a running mower, patching beach toys with clear nail polish, and saving cereal box prizes for Christmas stockings.
Mr and Mrs Donald W Blake announce the engagement of their daughter Cherie Lynn to David W Almond son of Mr and Mrs Howard Almond A Dec 4 wedding is planned Cherie Lynn Blake is an honor graduate of Chanute High School and works at the Orchid Buffet David Almond also a Chanute High School graduate works at Camp Fire Campers Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Miller announce the engagement of Karla Lynne Miller to Charles Joe Bair son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Bair Dolores Colorado formerly of Iola. Miss Miller is a student at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Fort Scott and Humboldt High School graduate of 1970. Bair is serving in the Navy.
Mrs Gladys Franklin led a Rebekah Lodge 158 program in the IOOF Hall honoring fathers and the flag. Readings by Gertude Stevens and others featured "I Love Your Terrible Golf" and "Motherhood not Easy for Dad" with history of the flag. Birthday greetings extended to Mrs Helen Baker and Mrs Myrtle Ogden. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting aboard the USS Seattle. A 1968 Humboldt High School graduate, later Kansas State College of Pittsburg 1970, and no wedding date set.
The Chaincomers held a family cookout and picnic at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park on Friday. Committee members included Mrs. Kent Dobson, Joe McRoberts, Richard McClanathan, and Bill Broxson. The May meeting noted a visit to Hans Flower Shop and funds from a fashion show were allocated to the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary fund and to the Kathy Kihm Memorial Fund for KU Medical Center burn treatment unit.
The piece outlines defensive driving as preventing crashes despite other drivers or conditions. It covers keeping space around the vehicle, looking ahead one block or half a mile, aiming high in steering, using fringe vision, shifting eyes every two seconds, taking ten minute eye rests on long trips, leaving an out or space cushion, and maintaining proper following distance to avoid being boxed in. It emphasizes staying alert and planning escape routes to reduce accident risk.
Douglas Brent, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Ames of Humboldt, was born on June 17.
Xi Delta Gamma Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a salad luncheon at Mrs. Al Guiot's home with six members and a guest Mrs. Jack Andris of Springfield Missouri attending. Mrs. Guiot announced plans for a couples ice cream social on July 24.
The notice lists social events for Thursday and Friday June 24 and 25. Activities include Adelines meeting at 910 W. Elm, United Presbyterian Women sewing, a Christian Culture Class at First Baptist, and Stewardess Board activities. Friday features the We Who Club, Chanute Country Club bridge, Senior Citizens rides, Neosho County Pomona Grange, and Past Noble Grands Club covered dish dinner.
The W. J. Myers family reunion met Sunday in Bonner Springs with 55 attendees. Eight of nine siblings joined Duke Myers, Art Myers, Els more, Pete Myers Independ ence, Mo., Mike Myers Denver Colo., Mrs. Ann Schooley Gasconade Mo., Mrs. Effie Justus Manhattan, Mrs. Lola Crum Indianapolis Ind., and Beulah Myers Moran. Ruth Morrison of Jola could not attend.
Readers seek advice on a sleepwalking TV user who controls viewing. A second TV is advised. A brother shuns parents for five years. son should keep parents in his home and visit. A Yonkers couple must accept a modest wedding budget and host a separate future reception.
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