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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers answers two queries about family ties. She urges the parents to honor grandpa’s role and warns against letting a jealous son-in-law cut contact. A second letter asks how to trace gossip about a divorce. she dismisses rumors as futile and unproductive.
Heloise shares a bacon wrapped broiled ham burger recipe called Poor Boy Filets. She recommends salting peppering adding Worcester sauce garlic powder butter mixing forming patties wrapping with bacon and securing with toothpicks.
The Holly Mothers Club held a morning coffee honoring two infants Curtis Cooper and Corey Lusk with gifts from the group. Hosts were Mrs. Richard Cooper and Mrs. James Lusk with Mrs. Jerry Steele as hostess and Mrs. Bill Wolfe and Mrs. Herbert Fox assisting.
Fifty Boy Scouts and leaders from Chanute attend Camp Wilderness, 21 miles west of Independence. Troops 100 and 225 are there since Sunday and return Saturday. Scouters and fathers are needed as counselors June 29 to July 12. Gene Shirk said counselors may serve any number of days. contact 431 4074.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Tioga Hotel ballroom with Mrs. Scherel Booe presiding. New member Kathryn Groskinsky was welcomed. Officers installed by Velma Beasley include Floyd Kelley as president and Pearl Loveaul as vice president.
Sunflower chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Frances Junod and Shelton Propst presiding. Grand chapter members introduced. one candidate received degrees led by Don Beach. Charter draped for John Young. memoriam read. Kansas City Kan. chapter invites for its 75th anniversary on Aug. 30. No meetings in July or August. Refreshments served by several members.
Ruth Gray hosted the Business Women's Guild of the First Baptist Church at 19 S. Kansas Tuesday evening. Mrs. J W Johnson presided, devotions were by Mrs. Paul Patterson, and the lesson was reviewed by Mrs. Dean Geeding. Eleven members and a guest attended. July will feature a park picnic.
Patricia Elaine Burt and Robert Dean Leroy were joined in marriage Friday at Zion Lutheran Church. Officiating was Pastor Herman Seyfert of St Peters Lutheran Humboldt. Bridal party included Carol Leroy matron of honor Linda Soderquist and Martha Shultz bridesmaids Nancy McCarthy flower girl Gary Leroy best man and groomsmen Clarence Matlock and David. A reception followed at the church and the couple will reside at 1016 N Garfield.
A birthday party for Suzette Garrett, age 4, was held Saturday at her home. Attendees include family neighbors and friends such as Melissa Ogle, Shannon Nichol, Camille McGregor, Lisa VanVickle, Stacy Adams, and many others. The notice ends with a contact line about Tribune delivery.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Orcutt of Humboldt invite friends to an open house at their home Sunday afternoon and evening for Mr and Mrs Steven Orcutt who wed on June 15 at Mission. Hosts are assisted by their daughters Mrs Doris Baker and Mrs Betty Becker.
An advertisement claims a cosmetic product named REVEAL temporarily smooths wrinkles in three minutes with effects lasting up to eight hours. It targets the forehead eyes and neck and guarantees a money back offer through farmers discount center with mail orders and a druggist return option.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leroy hosted a wedding rehearsal dinner at the Orchid Buffet honoring their son Robert and his bride elect Patricia Burt. Attendees included Gary Leroy Martha Shultz Linda Soderquist Nancy McCarthy and other family friends.
Fairfield Grange met Monday night at Fairfield school with Master Luke Lasley presiding. Ten officers were present. Mr. and Mrs. Don Holman were admitted to membership. A patriotic program was presented by the lecturer, Mrs. Lasley. Mrs. Claude Sheppard and Mrs. Hoyt Alford were on the serving committee. The next meeting will be July 28.
Seven Chanute chapter members attended a regional Sweet Adelines meeting in Arkansas City Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Raymond York served on the judging team for the regional history book contest. Hand-lettered awards by Mrs. Kay Groskinsky were given by regional historian Mrs. Grace Knox to the four top winners, led by first place Atchi son County chapter, Rockport Missouri.
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