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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
3
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Heloise shares Salmonetes a quick inexpensive salmon recipe from a past column. It uses canned pink salmon egg flour baking powder and salmon juice to create light lacy battered morsels fried in hot oil. The method relies on foamy batter and improvised shaping for crisp results.
Mrs Estlé Bake of Humboldt representing Beta Delta ESA chapter was crowned zone three queen at a Tioga Hotel ballroom event. Attendants Judy Matson and Annabelle Bretches stood with her. Mrs Barbara Woods retired as queen. Ramona Burr was elected zone chairman. Vera Yoder won the door prize. thirty five members attended.
Lillian Louise Hinson and Randy Walton Hudson wed March 2 at Evangelical United Bethren Church Independence. Bride's parents are Ernestine Hinson and Gene Hinson. groom's parents are Russell and wife. Bride a Independence High School graduate and ICJC freshman employed at the post office. groom a THS graduate and Williams Pipe employee.
Local calendar lists many group gatherings across Chanute including First Baptist Church Tae ae event at 7 30 p.m. and various groups at North Community Center Memorial Building and Sawyer Hall. Notable entries include Vasntl chapter OES Art and Literature and BPW dinner at Tiege Hotel with executive committee meetings and Lenten study sessions following worship.
The list records eight newborns with parental names and residences. Misty Michelle Raida of Thayer born March 1. David James Heflin of R. 2 born March 12. Jeffrey Alan Serpan of 106 born March 13. Gretchen born March 13. Brenda Gail Toland of 606 S. Kansas born March 13. Melissa Ann Goodeyon of 125 S. Kansas born March 14. Mary JoAnn Weiner of Humboldt born March 17. Darren Lee Trout of R. 4 born March 19.
Seven year old Richard Billbe, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Billbe of Burris addition, was honored with a birthday party. Attending were Wesley Audiss Doug Shobe Stuart Grey Ronald Rhonda Warhurst Kathy Umbarger Carrie Markham Cathy Linda and Jerry Billbe.
Mrs Earl Barnhart and Mrs Ray Barnhart hosted a housewarming for Mr and Mrs Everett Barnhart at their new home on Route 3 Sunday afternoon. Forty five guests attended.
Mrs B M Dunham of 515 S Lafayette entertained the Westminster Sunday School Class Friday evening. Mrs Ralph Drake presided as roll call answered with Bible verses. Devorions by Mrs W O Hensley themed Lie down in Luz and Arrive in Bethel. Lesson titled We Believe in Prayer. Mrs Dunham led games and the Bible test.
Donna Shively daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Shively was crowned Kayette queen Saturday night at the Kay-Kay ette dance in the school Little Theater Attendants Sally Casey Ruby Feld Pinky Mullens Cindy Schmeltz and James Smith received charms Fantasy in pink decorated the event Punch and cake were served The Common Few provided the music Sponsors were Virgil Atkins Louis Feld and Don Shively Elaine Cook and Rhonda Doudna chaired the event
Julius Hawke of Earlton presented a violin solo at the Senior Citizens Club meeting in the Memorial Building. Mrs. Myrtle Fletcher presided. Plans were made for a white elephant sale at the April 26 meeting. Methodist Church hostesses served refreshments after the business portion. Fifty four members include David Olson Mrs. W. M. Holman and Mrs. Grace Hamill. The next meeting is April 12 in the Federation room.
John David Blase one year old son of the Rev and Mrs David Blase at 1005 S Highland was honored with a birthday party Friday afternoon by his parents. Guests included Kami McKee Lynn Jones Kenny Denton Terri Margene Dunivant Doug Laura Morris Irvin Ray Sanderson Charlotte Mike and Monty Hole with balloons and miniature cowboys and Indians as favors.
Read aloud guidance about reaching a Tribune contact and alternative after 6 p.m. Instructions include dialing HE 1 3400 if the primary number is unavailable. The fragment implies a communication directive for contacting a Tribune representative.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 52 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Admissions and dismissals include Harry Fisher James Henley Mrs Robert L Rains Mrs Mary Yager and others with surgery or medical status. Traffic and police court actions report several speeding and other charges with bonds and trial times.
Reports of weddings should be sent to the woman’s page editor within two days of the ceremony for full publication. The Tribune favors advance notices and offers reporting forms and a close-up bride photo option. All items must be signed with sender name and phone number and arrive the next business day.
A high school presents Once Upon a Mattress in the school auditorium. Tickets are a dollar, reservations encouraged by calling 1 4590. Public notices and school calendar details accompany the event.
Regular classified ads accepted until 10 a.m. on publication day while 9 a.m. Saturdays. Display ads require noon deadline the day before publication.
A church gathering with 60 campers featured a covered dish dinner. Dalton Stewart led the business meeting announcing an April 20 and 21 campout at Crawford County State Lake number two in Farlington. Local guests included families from Pryor and Chanute with several in attendance.
Two Coffeyville women were chosen as officers of the Coffeyville branch of the National League of American Pen Women at a Saturday meeting at the home of Mrs. Nelda Martin. Mrs. Paschal Grimes, 623 S. Lincoln, was elected president.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in town and mail outside territory with yearly and short term options, plus carrier and boxholder pricing. It notes press affiliations with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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