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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1973

Page

3

Busy Erie leader up for Woman of the Year honor

Mrs. Lois Carlson, Neosho County Extension home economist and Tribune columnist, is nominated by the Erie BPW club for the Business and Professional Women Woman of the Year award. She has nine years with Erie BPW, previously serving as president and secretary, Theta Kappa Beta Sigma Phi charter member, extension officer and program chair, and has held multiple local club leadership roles.

Lois Carlson Business and Professional Women’s Carlson Neosho County the Tribune Erie Bpw Club Theta Kap Eric Jaycee Wives NCCJC Facwty Dames Southeast Kansas Health Planning Council Phi Upsilon Omicron Kansas State College of Pittsburg Alumni Association of Weir Girls State National Association of Extension Home Economists Kansas Association of Extension Home Economists

Arbor and Memorial Day Origins and Local Club Award

Postwar holidays Arbor Day began April 22 1875 to urge prairie tree planting and Memorial Day on May 30 honors Civil War dead with community parades and picnics. Royal Neighbors Camp 690 won a 1972 award for promoting juvenile members. meeting notes include tributes and St Patrick reverence. 17 members and a guest attended.

J. Sterling Morton Nebraska John A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic Royal Neighbors of America Supreme Camp Lou Darlington North Malcolm Community Center Nathan Hole Ellen Mann Gyneth Hunter St. Patrick's Charles Gearhart Gertrude Strange Ethel Stevens Gertrude Stevens Shaw

Otterbein WSCS Hears of Africa and New Year's Etiquette

Virginia Pickarts spoke to Otterbein United Methodist Church on her Africa years and Sierra Leone campsite project funds. Mrs. Raymond Fickel led devotions. refreshments were provided by several members. The piece also reflects Victorian New Year calling etiquette and Valentine customs with details on cards and gifts.

Virginia Pickarts Women’s Society of Christian Service Otterbein United Methodist Church Miss Pickarts Africa Raymond Fickel Sierra Leone Violet, Jeffers Fickel B. A. Morris Ruth Reid

We Who Club Ends Contest at North Malcolm Center

The We Who Club crowned winners of a weight loss contest held at the North Malcolm Community Center with the Diminishing Dainties defeating the Shrinking Violets. Angel of the month was Mrs Don Geist and basket of the week went to Mrs Glen Small. door prize to Mrs Nellie Ray.

We Who Club North Malcolm Community Center Don Geist Glen Small Nellie Ray Wilbur Chandler Carol Greenway

EHU Council Sets Homemakers Events in Neosho County

Neosho County extension homemakers council in Erie set dates for events including a spring tea on March 22 at the college auditorium, a workshop April 11 12 in Hutchinson, and a district meeting May 3 at Chanute Memorial Building. The officers lunch committee includes three named members and bylaws and budget were approved with 24 units represented.

Neosho County Homemakers Council Erie Neosho County Community Junior College Hutchinson Homemakers Week Memorial Building Chanute J. D. Smith LaFern Fedie Richard Breneman

New Citizens Born to Bockover and Gates Families

Hum boldt welcomes Deana Kay born February 25 to Mr and Mrs Lyle Bockover. Debra Dawn born March 2 to Mr and Mrs Darrell Gates of 223 North Western.

Deana Kay Lyle Bockover Humboldt Debra Dawn Darrell Gates N. Western

Chapter DD Elects Officers For PEO Chapter

Officers for Chapter DD of the PEO were elected at the home of Mrs. John Mull 420 N Steuben. Mrs. Robert Briley was chosen president with Mrs G W McDowell as vice president and Mrs Ben Barber as corresponding secretary. Mrs. David Robinson was named treasurer and Briley will serve as chapter delegate to the state convention in Hutchinson in May. Mrs Don Coates hosted 22 members.

P.E.O John Mull N. Steuben Robert Briley G. W. McDowell Ben Barber David Robinson Briley Hutchinson Don Coates

Buffalo Bones and Prices Across 1885 86 Rural Trade

Twelve carloads of buffalo tones shipped from Cimarron in late 1885 as prices drift in 1836 values. Rab bit meat exceeds daily 500 pounds from Osborn in early 1886. Timothy hay 5.50 a ton prairie hay 5.00. Prairie schooners pass state daily in April 1886. Santa Fe rates drop to 12 and 7 for California. Zinc workers in Pittsburg strike for higher wages. Directors at Chanute plan railroad consolidations. Mudstones thought to counter rabies found in 22 counties. Wichita Piscatorial Society sails to Minnesota lake region July 28 1886. River steamer carries 100000 pounds Kansas flour to Fort Smith. Dodge City papers list buffalo meat 15 cents per pound in January 1887.

Buffalo Cimarron Osborn Santa Fe Railroad California Pittsburg Chanute Chicago, Kansas and Western Walnut Valley Colorado Pawnee Valley Denver Independence Southwestern Emporia el Dorado Colony Neosho Falls Western Wichita Piscatorial Society Minnesota Lake Arkansas City Fort Smith Ark Kansas Dodge City

Aimee Guinotte Receives Catholic Youth Award

Aimee Guinotte of 706 S High land is chosen as one of two outstanding Catholic youths in the Wichita Diocese. She joins Rick Riley of Independence as honorees from 50 Southeast Kansas churches, named by the Catholic Youth Organization.

Aimee Guinotte S. Highland Wichita Kansas Miss Guinotte Rick Riley Independence CYO

Scout Troop 164 Fourth Graders Report February Activities

Fourth grade Girl Scouts in Troop 164 shared February activities including skating and a slumber party at the First Baptist Church with Mrs. Don Howell and Mrs. Charles Chandler in charge. They work toward first aid badges and weaving belts with a field trip planned.

First Baptist Church Don Howell Charles Chandler

Bed Makeover With End-to-End Bolster Pillows

A reader shares a simple trick to create long straight pillows across a bed by joining two bolsters end to end above the spread, then rolling the spread off at night and returning the bolster to the bottom each morning. The method yields a smooth, low pillow arrangement across the bed.

Heloise Helen Popik

Sunflower OBS Notes Birthdays at Sunflower Chapter

Sunflower Chapter 147 Eastern Star honored January and February birthdays at the Masonic Temple. Recipients included Paul Brennecke Charles Follmer and Mmes Elva Colwell Dorothy Raney Nola Ellison Marie Rensing and Inez Bray. Degrees were conferred on two candidates with Dave Evans leading chants. An invitation was extended for the 98th Grand Chapter session in Topeka April 24 26. Refreshments followed with committee members listed.

Sunflower Chapter 147 Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Paul Brennecke Charles Follmer Mmes Elva Colwell Dorothy Raney Nola Ellison Marie Rensing Inez Bray Joe Gormley Dave Evans James Whaley Evans Joe Rensing George Washington Grand Chapter Topeka United States Harry Patterson Louis Young Osman Bates

Rain Rainure: Debating Who Gets Wetter Running or Walking

Readers argue over a rain problem from Notre Dame and Washington Post graphics. Letters propose quick shortcuts and critiques, noting rain angle, wind direction, body size, and speed affect how wet one gets when running versus walking.

Notre Dame The Washington Post Air Force Institute of Technology Wright - Patterson Air Force Base Ohio H. C. Larsen Aerospace Design Center

Community Social Calendar and Church Events

The social calendar lists church services and women's circles with meeting times, hosts, and locations. Notable items include United Methodist Church service at 1 30 p.m. and multiple circles at First Christian, Grace Episcopal, and First United Methodist churches with host names and addresses.

Women's Society of Christian Service First United Methodist Church United Presbyterian Women Peart Loveall N. Franklin J. Howard Wilson W. 9Th Pearl Loveall R. D. Hamar S. Tennessee Women's Christian Fellowship First Christian Church Ross Cooper N. Forest George Strauch W. 12Th Church Chapel Florence Barker S. Ashby Guild Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Phil Brazil S. Grant Women’s Missionary Society Grant Avenue Baptist Church Business First Baptist Church Xi Delta Gamma Donald Elder N. Highland Sha Westview Baptist Church Women's Missionary Union American Baptist Women's Society

Quest Club Discusses China Topics at Snyder Chapel

Topics concerning China were discussed for Quest Club Tuesday at Snyder Chapel. Mrs. Don C. Beach explained the national government and the economy of China. Mrs. C. D. Blackwood compared old and new traditional policy. A letter urged Cha­nute Recreation and Parks Commission meeting. Daisy Jordan hosted the gathering for 12 members.

China Quest Club Snyder Chapel Don C. Beach C. D. Blackwood Paul Keller Chanute Recreation and Parks

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