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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
3
A retro recipe presents a Meal In One Rabbit featuring corn bread squares with ham, Bermuda onions, and green beans topped by a cheddar mustard Tabasco sauce rabbit. The assembly uses corn bread as a base with onions beans and a bubbling cheese sauce and shredded carrots, served with milk.
A crowded list of club meetings and events across March 31 to April 2 1963. Included are Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 100F hall 2:30 p.m. Mondey Women Arts & Crafts Launching Pad Dam 4 p.m. Shakespeare Club Don Abbueni 27 E 9th 2 p.m. Memorial events for WWII Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Bidg. Rebekah Lodge OOF hall 7 30 p.m. Who's Who Club luncheon at Mengesays noon closing meeting. Round Table Study Club Mrs Curtis Van Gundy 61 W Walnut Cosmos Club Heritage Room library 7 p.m. Athenaeum Club Heritage Room library hostess Mrs Ann Holmes 2 p.m. Tuesday Reading Club Mrs Ira Barner 215 N Lafayette 2 p.m. Victory House Mrs Glen McLaren 703 S Plummer 2 p.m. Sorosis Club Mrs Ethel Bradshaw R. J. Chanute 1 p.m. Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 7 30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant 1000 Hall 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 60 p.m. LA to B of RT 100F Hall 2 p.m. Outlook Study Club Bridge luncheon Maple Leaf 12 45 p.m.
The Bound to Win class of the Evangelical United Brethren church held an all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon at the church annex. Nineteen members attended. An afternoon devotional by Mrs Mayme Hamilton titled Why We Worship and a prayer by Mrs Besse Lehman followed roll call. A letter from former member Mrs Luella Farnee of LeRoy was read and a duet by Mrs Anna Carlson and Mrs E A Pauli was sung. Quilting blocks were worked on in the afternoon. Next meeting is an all day event at the annex on April 25.
Cub Scout Pack 100 gathered Thursday night at the Evangelical United Brethren church. The Webelos Den led the flag salute and Den 2 conducted group singing. A poem titled Dogs Eye View of a Boy and a cornet solo America the Beautiful by Jeff Erickson were performed. Den 4 presented a skit and a puppet show by Chuck Bray and Richard Stevenson. Cubmaster Leo Herron awarded honors as Richard Stevenson advanced to Webelos.
Lisa LaVaun Gough, Monte Ray Watts, Diana Lynn Howell, and Richard William III Lind are newly listed born at Neosho Memorial Hospital with homes in Newton, Moon, Evergreen, and Chanute areas. Each child arrived between March 13 and March 24, with parents named.
Mrs Ralph Evans hosted a birthday party for her son Kirk on his 10th birthday at 321 West Main. Cub Scout Den 1 Pack 3 members attended along with Den Mother Mrs Leo Lewis and assistant Den Mother Mrs Gerald Rowan and their sons.
AP reports Sen. John L. McClellan pressing Billie Sol Estes to testify soon as Estes faces state and federal trials for mortgage schemes. Columnist Jack Anderson offers to testify on congressional cheating. Comptroller General Campbell flags defense waste and standardization gaps. Measles vaccination aims for under one-year-olds. Kennedy aides back a $237 million dental and medical school building bill ahead of a larger education package.
Eleven members and four guests gathered for a cafeteria dinner at Mrs. Homer Wallis home. The group voted a polio and heart funds donation and a tea towel shower honored Mrs. Norma Fulps Wright, with cake and pie contributions noted for April gathering.
Mrs Brotton presided as TOPs Determinettes held a meeting in Sawyer Hall Friday afternoon. Mrs John Kinney and Mrs Dave Brotton shared honors for the most weight lost, with a total of 92 pounds for the week. The group planned cancer dressings for the Neo sho County Association and announced the next meeting on April 5 at 1 30 for an Easter party chaired by Mrs Kinney with co hostesses Mrs Wilbur Mace and Mrs Warren Babcock.
Mrs. Warren Phillips hosted an Easter themed birthday party at 901 W Chestnut for her daughter Terri Ann turning nine. Guests included Bobby and Debbie Phillips Melody Barr Sharon Buzzard Brenda Steele Susan Foster Patty Henshaw Lauri Kenser Carolyn Spencer Peggy North and Mike and Pat Phillips.
The Mary Martha Circle of the Evangelical Covenant Church met Tuesday in the parsonage with Mrs. Robert Huse as hostess. Mrs. Harry More led the lesson Hunger ing for the Word and Self or God. Mrs. More read The Angels Place and read Scripture with prayer. Mrs. August Erickson read a poem and prayer was by Mrs. Vivian Johnson. Minutes were read and work began on memorial decorations. Next meeting April 10.
The Mount Royal Democratic Club bulletin notes a Maryland Senate candidate has shown growing familiarity with downtown issues after addressing members. The misprint implies he has increasingly understood downtown livers problems.
The listing shows Grade A Large and Grade A Medium eggs with unclear marks and mentions current receipts. It also references Cream premium and No 2 varieties with garbled text, indicating a mixing of egg product grades and prices in a local market column.
Dr William Scott the Allegheny County Society's oldest member at 94 received a house repaint from the Rotary Club of Castle Shannon for his 66 years of practice During his career he delivered 1500 babies The item notes new classes at Independence Beauty College with pricing and dates
Actor Chuck Connors said he and Kamala Devi will marry on April 10 in Hollywood. Devi is an actress of Indian English parentage.
The AAUW met for an International dinner at the Maple Leaf with tables decorated by Easter bonnets. Guests included Yui Yashi, Oralia Riveron, and Helen Cronemeyer. New officers elected were vice president Mrs. Al Jones and treasurer Mrs. Harold Cutrell. A UNESCO essay contest donation was planned.
List of hospital admissions and dismissals from Neosho Memorial Hospital with names and addresses. Birth announced for a boy to Gerald and Geraldine Fogle of Thayer. Fire incident damages a garage on 1523 S Evergreen after grass fire.
Lester Lawrence Santa Fe trainmaster reported theft of an undetermined number of rail torpedoes from way cars on the Santa Fe line. Authorities warned they are dangerous and can cause injury if struck. Police summoned three Main Street drivers for disturbing the peace by horn blowing, and issued two more summonses for alleged illegal murders. Several youths were referred to juvenile authorities after shoplifting incidents at local stores. Army Pvt Antonio Savala reported night combat training in Mannheim Germany with the 18th Infantry’s 1st Battle Group. Girl Scout Day Camp Training set for April 2 at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to meet April 7 at IOOF Hall.
Funeral for Irvin Shively 75 will be at Walnut Methodist Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Herbert Hoffman officiating. A World War I veteran and former farmer, he died Friday in Girard Hospital after three years ill. He leaves his wife Oma Colvin, a daughter Nancy Church, two grandsons, three sisters, two brothers, and is buried at Walnut Cemetery under Carson Funeral Home direction.
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