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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
3
Dr Alta Spurrier, one of three Kansas women optometrists, was named to Chanute's new human relations board. She leads Heart of America Optometric Assistants across five states and mentors young people through visual training programs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Turner of 1505 Edith celebrated 63 years of marriage with family at the United Brethren in Christ Church annex. The couple, married March 24 in Mound Valley, have seven children, 24 grandchildren, and 24 great grandchildren.
Mrs. E. S. Cornish spoke at the Tioga Hotel on Moscow life styles and trends over the past 12 years. She cited housing, rising income, merchandise quality, and an expanding automobile industry, noting tourist traffic eases surveillance. The talk drew on John Gunther’s book and was hosted by the World affairs committee.
Dear Heloise shares practical money saving methods for groceries and cooking. A homemaker describes cutting costs with freezer use savings of about 15 dollars monthly, bulk flour buys, homemade bakery items, and using leftovers. She notes cheap canned goods and beef by the side, plus pressure cooker soup from bones.
A reader asks if prostitution is legal in the United States. Ann Landers explains Nevada only allows legal work in certain counties, Clark County is not one of them, and each county has its own regulations for sex workers. The column also shares reader anecdotes about courtesy, advice, and personal boundaries.
Tribune readers are invited to submit social event notes to the office. Deadlines follow meetings or ceremonies with photos required for weddings. Friday events include We Who Club at Sawyer Hall and Chanute Country Club bridge.
The Maple Leaf Tea Room hosted the Chanute Culture Club annual spring luncheon with 13 members and five guests. Guest speaker Mrs. Leo Gottlieb discussed West Indies art and culture, wearing a Jamaica native dress, and displayed a voodoo ceremony painting while noting Haitian demonstrations. Honorary members Mrs. Ford Johnson and Mrs. Hazel McFarland were remembered.
The Past Noble Grands Club outlined this year’s activities at Mrs. Nathan Hole’s home R 4. Elsie Ivins led devotions on Gentleness from Apples of Gold. Nelle Stevens presided as 15 members and two guests attended a covered dish luncheon.
Fifty friends and relatives gathered for Mr and Mrs Glen Ice in an open house at their daughter’s home in Thayer. The couple were married in Orange California on March 18 1947 and have lived in rural Buffalo since.
Senior Members Day was observed at the Vilas Lutheran Church with a program. Guests included Marnie Noltensmeyer and Mmes. Henry Nelson Anna Larson Arthur Salomons on Amy Carlson Emma Johnson and Lennea Carlson.
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