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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
3
A long letter to Ann Landers details a chaotic four year marriage. The wife, who works and earns well, funds her husband’s courses and travels, and returns home to an 18 year old souvenir girl. The columnist advises ending the arrangement for a sane life and seeking professional help.
Windham Maine AP reports St Josephs College withdraws invitation to Ann Landers for an honorary doctorate due to her pro choice stance. Bernard Currier president cites realistic limits for a small Catholic college. Landers says no new position and notes tolerance of differing views.
Nine Boy Scouts attended the March 12 meeting of Troop 235 at the First Baptist Church. Charles Van Ostran served as assistant scoutmaster guiding the first aid skill award.
Up and Atom 4H Club distributed ribbons at the March meeting for County Club Days placers. Top blues to club chorus Cheryl McNeal for dramatics and Lisa Hartman for a vocal solo. Senior square dancers earned a reserve top blue. junior square dancers and the ensemble received blue ribbons.
Colfax Baptist Women examined hunger through the ABW program at 225 S Lafayette in a Colfax church meeting led by Mrs Don Horton. Ruth Hart spoke on hunger, Maxine Stoll on a better way, and Blanche Thompson on Hunger in Thailand with Hope for the Hopeless notes. Gordon Erickson dedicated a love gift.
Lois Erickson, Tribune photo engraver, explains why Johnson studio credits and certain prints cannot be used. She discusses how borrowed plastic plates, different newsprint screening, textured paper, soft focus lenses, and mut ed color tones affect reproduction. The Tribune seeks high standards for news photos.
A reader recalls the pressure cooker fad and advises not to discard outdated models while noting parts are scarce. The letter segment hints at a community nostalgia for kitchen gadgets and the speaker’s recent acquisition.
On Tuesday, March 2, multiple clubs meet at various centers and halls including Chanute Textile Paint Club, Sovtals Club, Gem and Mineral Society, and Rainbow for Girls with luncheon events at Tioga Hotel and other venues. Also contains reader letters from Heloise with home tips and a reminder to call Tribune carrier 431-4100 weekdays.
Methodist circles of the First United Methodist Church held March sessions studying Empowering Women for Missions. Circle leaders led lessons, shared refreshments, and planned a April 4 district meeting in Independence with Mrs Thelma Hines speaking on the new United Methodist Women organization.
The Sunflower Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star honored its coaching committee at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday. Members Dave Evans Mrs Kenneth Caldwell and Mrs Inez Bray received recognition along with a humorous St Patrick themed skit. The charter was draped in memory of Edith Amick a 5 year member who died recently. Invitations went out for friendship meetings at Jewel Coffeyville Progress and Swan chapters in April. The chapter plans breakfast at Easter services and two dinners plus a coin show concession with host committee Gladys Brown Julia Carter and Osman Bates.
To prevent sogginess during standing time place a saucer upside down on the bowl’s bottom before adding salad. The moisture drains away beneath the saucer keeping the vegetables fresh and crisp.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary members agreed to join the March of Dimes marathon on April 14. At the meeting Mrs. Carter displayed corsages for Gold Star mothers and invitations to Mrs. Vredenburg in Portsmouth. Officers for April 9 were elected. A covered dish birthday dinner was planned for members with anniversaries in the last six months. Mrs. Ovleshee won the door prize. Refreshments were served to 18 members by Mrs. Wilmouth and Mrs. Gardner.
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