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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
3
Readers share practical shortcuts from Heloise on everyday fixes. Suggestions include using adhesive-backed plastic to shield wood surfaces, patching garden slacks with foam padding, repurposing tablecloths as shampoo capes, attaching gift cards inside packages, and quick tips for child temperature timing and gelant molds storage.
Neosho County EH Advisory Board met Monday afternoon with Mrs Lois Carlson Eric Mrs Glen Hanson presiding. Announcement of KG&E Art Mobile in Chanute July 8 9. Christmas Craft fair set for Sept 25. County agent Mrs Carlson reported summer school training at Kansas State University Manhattan. County fair planned Aug 10 12. Refreshments served to 10 members by Mrs Oden Dunham and Mrs Carlson. Next meeting July 24 at the Erie courthouse.
The Chanute Business and Professional Women presented Neosho Manor with a wheelchair at the Tioga Hotel. Mrs. Bernadine Alexander and Mrs. Gladys Ratliff accepted the gift, noting it was the manor’s first equipment of this kind.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Seiwert of rural Fredonia announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Ann to Raymond Lewis Puckett son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Puckett also of rural Fredonia. Judy Ann a Fredonia High School graduate attended Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia in 1966 and works as secretary to the superintendent. Raymond a 1960 Fredonia High graduate and 1961 McFarland Trade School graduate is a second lieutenant in the Army National Guard and serves as officer of the Yates Center unit. He farms. An early fall wedding is planned.
Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson were surprised by a Monday evening house warming attended by about 40 friends. The event followed a gathering at Dr E O Morris home and moved to the Wilsons new residence at 1224 W 9th for a covered dish dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs Morris and several couples.
Mrs. Della Bartlett of Independence and Mrs. O H Bates received fifty year pins at Sunflower Chapter OES in the Masonic Temple. Grand conductress Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell led the event with a “Golden Links” service. The program included a solo by Fay Clopine with Mrs. Cordner, and piano readings by Mrs. Jasper and Mrs. Evans.
We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall at 1 20 am and Wilson Class holds at First Methodist Church ten am Then Bridge at the Country Club at 1 30 pm Sunday July 2 Brotherhood of Railroad Train mer gathers at Carpenters Hall 801 S Malcolm at 1 30 pm A Flower Show runs at Central Park Community Building from 1 30 to 5 30 pm.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Sanchez attend graduation for Margarita Sanchez who completed a two year course at St John’s School of Radiological Technology Tulsa She will work in Tulsa as an X ray technician Esther Ysusi also attended the exercises
Lynda Campbell Miss Cha nute 1967 was honored at a Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Chi Chapter coffee. Eight members and the guest met at Mrs. Moriarty 1313 S. 4th. Campbell will compete for Miss Kansas at Pratt next week. Gifts were presented and coffee and cake served by Mrs. Moriarty and Mrs. Weiner.
Mr and Mrs Finley Waterman of Altoona announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Larry Mandescheid son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Mandescheid of rural Fredonia. Karen is a graduate of Independence Beauty College and works at Jerry's Kut and Curl Beauty Salon in Neodesha. Larry farms with his father. The wedding is set for August 5 at the Altoona Christian Church.
In compliance with a proclamation by the sovereign grand master and the grand master of Kansas the Odd Fellows and Chanute Rebekah Lodge held a memorial service in the IOOF Hall on Wednesday evening. E O Gilbert delivered the address and two songs were sung by the choir with Mrs Theo Baker at the piano. A candle lighting service for members who died in the past year closed the program, led by Mrs Gladys Franklin. About 35 members attended.
The article recalls 1927 when New York Mayor Jimmy Walker and London’s Lord Mayor inaugurated state weather overseas telephony. A 1927 radio phone cost 75 dollars amid static. Today a near noise free NY to London call runs about 5.70 dollars.
The Hulda Parker Chapter hosted a Friendship program with the theme Seeds of friendship. Officers shared verses and flower seed gifts while guests from 22 chapters attended. Mrs. Ruth Caldwell received a gift from Hulda Parker, and several members earned long service pins. A memorial for Fred Ebert was observed as the meeting ended with a social hour.
New figures show about eighty percent of people in the northeastern United States now live in urban areas. The shift marks a significant change in living patterns across major cities and surrounding suburbs.
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