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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
3
Debra Kay Logsdon and Jack Taylor wed March 18 at the Logsdon home 214 N. Grant with Rev. Bert Sutton officiating. The ceremony featured Forsythia and palms, a whipped cream dotted swiss dress for the bride, yellow rose corsage, and a blue gown for the bride’s mother.
Past presidents of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary shared a dinner at Six Bulls restaurant with St Patrick motif decorations. January to March birthday anniversaries were recognized and Mrs. George Wilson led the business session at her home 1113 S Santa Fe.
Glen McLaren read the Resurrection tale for the Ber ean Class of First Baptist Church at the McLaren home 703 S Plummer. Mrs McLaren led a business session and members collected 75 used eyeglasses for a South America mission with support from the Kansas Association of Optometrists. The class plans an Easter lily display during Holy Week. Mr and Mrs McLaren hosted refreshments. Rev and Mrs Dale Sneeringer and Vendla Jean attended.
Ruth Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Paul Patterson’s home to review American Baptists and Home Missionary Society efforts for American Indians in Oklahoma Arizona Montana Nevada. Virginia Edwards shared Congo missions and a convert testimony. Easter devotions followed with scripture John 20 1 18 and refreshments for 14 members.
The United States welcomed its first giant panda on December 18 1996. The gift marked a landmark zoological event and highlighted ongoing panda diplomacy with China.
Jeanine Burkman will display her gerbils at 10 30 a m Saturday during the Chanute Public Library story hour. She will discuss pet care as Joanna Welch the children's librarian narrates Jumping Julius by Garry and Vesta Smith.
Community groups schedule meetings and activities from March 26 to 27 including Great Books Discussion at Safari Recreation and Parks Commission, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary dinner and meeting, First Presbyterian Builders Class, Eastern Star clubs, Duplicate Bridge Club, Fairfield Grange, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Athenaeum Maple Leaf Tea Room, Sunflower Eastern Star, Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles, Quest Club, Vashti Chapter, and Art and Literature Club. Details include times and locations for each event and contact notes.
For display style classified ads place by 12 noon the day before. Same day service available for ads placed before 9 30 a.m. Mondays through Fridays or 9 a.m. Saturdays. Call 431 4100 for details.
Mrs. E. B. Barlow of Humboldt announces the engagement of daughter Emma Annette to Danny Eugene Ostrander of Humboldt. Both graduates of Humboldt High School and workers at Burlington Manufacturing. A July wedding planned.
An article extols heated trays as a daily kitchen aid that keeps meals hot for hours without extra cooking. It advises using safe, flat bottomed dishes and lids, notes stews and roasts improve tasting with time, and highlights benefits for breakfasts, parties, and busy families.
Debra Lynn Schnedler of North Bend Neb and Eugene Kavan of Morse Bluff Neb engage to wed. Schnedler is a North Bend High School graduate 1971 and bookkeeper at Gaughen Well Co. in North Bend. Kavan, Wayne State College student, is a 1969 North Bend High School graduate. Schnedler is granddaughter of Willie Heryford. Wedding planned for April.
A Santa Barbara physician’s wife started C.A.L.M. Child Abuse Listening Mediation to help abused children and troubled parents with volunteers visiting homes and guiding families to counseling. The letter urges other communities to adopt similar programs and share information.
State licensed field consultant D J White will attend at Tioga Hotel Cha Nute on Tuesday March 28 from 4 pm to 6 pm. He will meet residents and discuss services offered.
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