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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers discusses a widow who found a photo of a pretty Asian girl in her husband's wallet after his Vietnam death. The writer refuses to dwell on the photo, stressing faith as the core, while Ann offers perspective on trust and peace.
Mr and Mrs Ord Preston Jr of La Jolla California announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Ord to David Stevens Burton son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd D Burton also of La Jolla. The wedding is set for June 22.
Safari Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association plans to sell Chanute centennial patches after April 15. Thirty members from 15 units attended a Bourbon County Lake Hiattville campout, with hosts B F Wyatt and Daryl Dalton. An August Christmas campout at Cheney fairgrounds Aug 17–18 was extended, and the spring state convention is set for May 5–6 at Medicine Lodge. Three guests, Mr and Mrs Allie Peel and Eddie Oz bun, joined the event.
A reader shares quick bologna thawing and skin removal in a skillet with no waste. An advice letter discusses using a mirror to train children, diet dreams, and a father of four recalling generational gaps plus a tip using toilet paper rolls to fix wrinkled boot legs.
Bruce LaRue led the pledge and Scout Law as Troop 100 met on March 26. Awards included Tenderfoot to Eagle ranks for multiple members, with names such as Rick Uzzell Walter Wimsett Eddie Barclay and others receiving merit and skill recognitions. Randy McDaniel led closing. Joe Maple and Dale Thornton run the troop.
Mr and Mrs Allen Nunnenkamp celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the community center and an open house at their Altoona home. Hosts included their children Michael and Kurt Nunnenkamp and Michael Douglas with a reception for 33 guests. Mrs Ruth Nunnenkamp baked a three tier cake. Attendees included Vernon Hollee and Charles Reimer.
World War I Barracks and Auxiliary of 5B district elected officers Saturday in Iola. W. W. Stroud of Pittsburg is commander, C. M. Ferguson of Moran senior vice commander, and William Cline of R. F. D. junior vice commander. Mrs. Iola English was auxiliary president, Mrs. Stroud senior vice president, and Mrs. Cline junior vice president. Mrs. Joe Rensing was installing officer. A memorial service was conducted by Mrs. Cline. Refreshments were served to 60 members and guests.
Duplicate Bridge Club at Tioga Hotel 7 15 p.m. Women's fitness at Royster gym 7 30 p.m. Chorus rehearsal NCCJC 7 p.m. Neosho County Association for Retarded Children North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p.m. World War I Barracks and Auxiliary central Park Building noon covered dish Rebekahs IOOF Hall 7 30 p.m. Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 Chamber of Commerce office 7 30 p.m. Shakespeare Club Mrs Robert Williams 814 S Larson 1 30 p.m. Women's Missionary Association United Brethren Church 7 p.m. Rainbow Division Veterans Central Park Building covered dish 6 30 p.m. Troop 84 Thirteen Brownie Girl Scouts and leaders visit Safari Museum March 9 A mother daughter skating party at Mar Te Ky Skating Center 3 30 p.m. April 2.
Members of Today's Mothers Club discussed articles in the home of Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss on Thursday. Mrs. C N McQuin led the lesson and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ellis Riegle and Mrs. Fred Johnston in a drawing. Mrs. Giles Whitworth assisted hosting for 17 members.
Fairfield School hosted the Best Yet 4-H Club with 45 members attending. The program included pig project talk by Doug Angleton, cooking talk by Kay Feld, rabbit care by Doug Oehlert, a clarinet solo by Anita Edwards, sour cream demonstration by Amy Jo Reinhardt, and an illustrated safety talk by Randy Reinhardt. Reinhardt received blue ribbons for top and blue. Refreshments were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hines and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinhardt. The Willing Workers 4-H Club met to view Larry Taylor’s Hawaii trip, with recreation before the meeting. A world record was named by 18 members in roll call and group singing was led by Greg Taylor. Eight parents and four guests attended.
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