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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers offers practical, nonjudgmental guidance on teenage fashion conflict and parental control. She advises parents to bite their tongue and let teens express themselves while suggesting third party mediation for father son disputes and handling distant relatives.
Mr and Mrs J L Owens of rural Altoona celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at High Prairie Church from 2 to 5 pm. They wed July 2 1919 at Independence. They have three children eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. They request no gifts.
A basket dinner was held Sunday at the Sorghum Valley Grange Hall by families of S. L. McMillen. Homemade ice cream and cake were served at the McMillens’ home in the afternoon. Attending were Frank Hutchison and family of Arkansas City. Deane Swanson and children of Yates Center. Roy Hutchison and children of Wichita. Edgar Hutchison and children of Altoona. Grace McLaughlin and Loren McLaughlin and family of Emporia. Don McMillen and family of Shawnee. Anna Wood. Roy Anderson and family of Chanute.
The Corley Kellerman family reunion convened at Santa Fe Park with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnow and family as hosts. Plans were set for a combined golden wedding observance for Mr. and Mrs. August A. Remler of Shawnee, to be hosted by their son Edward E. Regnier and daughter-in-law in Prairie Village. The guest list includes numerous Kellerman and Corley relatives from Topeka Westphalia Shawnee and Cha nu te, with others from Gary Topeka and Whittier.
The wedding mass for Mary Padilla and George Tom Orosco was held at St Patrick's Church last Saturday morning with Rev. Jerome Beat officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Pete Zaragosa Jr and bridesmaids led by Mrs Tony Rosales, with a full guest list and floral altar decorations.
The Eagle family reunion gathered Sunday at Yates Center Community Building with a basket dinner for many relatives listed from multiple cities. A wedding followed with a six tier cake, a National Guard armory cocktail hour, and a trip to Albuquerque New Mexico. the couple, a Chanute graduate and an Independence High School graduate, plans to live at Whiteman Air Force Base Missouri.
The Berean Class of First Baptist met at Elmer Peterson’s home with 15 members and three guests. Mrs. Forslund accompanied piano as Mrs. P. L. Forslund gave a lesson on Jeremiah the Prophet. The annual Puckett reunion followed at Central Park Community Building with a basket dinner and many attendees listed from Wichita to Chanute.
Past matrons and patrons of Hulda Parker chapter OES and Sunflower chapter OES held a picnic in the Central Park Community Building Monday evening. About 50 attended. Invited guest Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell, Kansas worthy grand matron, spoke during the event.
Bonnie George and David Records were married at 7:30 p.m. June 20 at the Mother of God Catholic Church Oswego. The Rev James O Shea officiated the double ring ceremony with Joyce Hixon singing I Love You Truly and The Lord s Prayer accompanied by Mrs Edward Schmidt. The altar featured twin seven branch candelabra and white and yellow floral arrangements.
A plain guide to making meringue shells using egg whites and sugar with vanilla. The method covers preparation, beating, piping into shells, drying in a low oven, and storage tips for crisp, delicate meringues.
A reader shares hacks from packing pressed clothes for destinations to save hotel cleaning charges and tipping. Tips include sending clothes to local cleaners with two hour or overnight service, a backyard cooling hose for kids, a marshmallow meringue method, a doll diaper hack, and a sewing needle aid using a pencil eraser to fit a needle.
Mrs. Myrtle Moffatt and committee hosted the Bound to Win class covered dish dinner at the Otterbein United Methodist Church annex on Wednesday. Mrs. Claude Carver led the business meeting after the meal with 11 members and five visitors present, including the Rev. and Mrs. William J. Baldwin, Earl Wertz, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Lefever.
June marks Dairy Month highlighting dairy in diets. Ice cream, ice milk, and soft-serve differ in milk fat solids and sugar. Calorie counts are provided for each half cup, with notes on milk’s nutritional value and simple equivalents for milk intake. The piece ends with a thought on spending time with children.
Tuesday schedule lists Vilas Homebuilders EHU Mrs Jesse Olson rural Altoona 2 p.m Victory EHU Mrs Lex Copeland R 3 2 p.m Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Round Table and commissioners staff Humboldt elementary 7 30 p.m Gem and Mineral Society Federation room 7 30 p.m Ladies Auxiliary IOOF hall 8 p.m Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m Leanna Ladies Aid Christian Church Mental Health Association Welfare Building 7 30 p.m Ladies Day Golf Country Club 9 50 a.m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m to 4 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings lounge 7 15 p.m
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