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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1969
Page
3
A letter asks how to handle a messy roommate who keeps bed unmade and personal items scattered. The respondent urges the writer to move or tolerate the mess and suggests counseling for a troubled marriage if applicable.
Homemakers receive guidance on selecting aging meat flavor and palatability. The article explains how nitrogenous extractives create aroma and flavor, the role of fat and proteins in moisture and nutrition, and why low temperatures preserve taste. It notes marinade use and cautions against boiling.
Donald Mowry of Beatrice Nebraska is appointed to the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland and must report June 30 for admission. He is the grandson of Mrs W E Mowry of 112 S Gretchen and son of Mr and Mrs M A Mowry.
May calendar entries for Chanute groups include American Legion Auxiliary Rebekah Lodge Chanute Cycle Club Women’s Arts and Crafts Ladies of Elks Independence Desk and Derrick WMA Westview Baptist Church Esther circle Fellowship groups at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Gem and Mineral Society Patriarchs Militant Rainbow for Girls Chamber of Commerce Wesleyan Service Guild Chanute Textile Paint Club Duplicate Bridge Club and more with times from morning to evening across venues like Memorial Building and Masonic Temple.
The Zion Lutheran Service Guild met Tuesday evening in the educational building. A covered dish supper for members and families drew 25 attendees. Devotions by Mrs. J. H. Mein opened the business meeting followed by a piano solo "The Little Harpist" by Cindy Reeves. Mrs. Robert Lassman reported on the Zone Rally at Humboldt April 27. A picture of "The Christ" was presented to the church by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Olson. The next meeting will be an ice cream social at the Olson home.
Earlton EHU met Wednesday morning with Mrs. Raymond Fickel in attendance. Mrs. Leslie Crow presided and Mrs. Lloyd Myers delivered the Pest Control lesson. Joe Hansen won the door prize as refreshments were served to ten members and two guests. The June 11 meeting will be at 1 30 p m with Mrs. Ralph Seidel.
First Methodist Church WSCS circles met to study When Christians Are in the Minority. Rachel circle, Mary circle, Ruth circle, Martha circle, Esther circle and Orpah circle gathered at various homes and Snyder Chapel with leaders and guests including Mrs. Noble Notestine and Mrs. Walter Poor. June meetings planned with gatherings at multiple locations.
A step by step liver dish with bacon and red wine sauce. Serve with crusty bread and salad, then dessert with fresh pineapple and strawberries. Includes tips on slicing, freezing, and herb gardening for the season.
Havana radio reports Fidel Castro intends to dry a sea stretch to create land links between the Cuban mainland and the Isle of Pines across the Gulf of Batabano. Enormous levees would divert water and create about 16 000 square kilometers of new land for cattle raising and agriculture.
Kansas City AP report notes Harry G. Weber Jr. became Mission Kansas police department's first fulltime patrolman from the cadet corps after prior service with the Mission police reserve. Thirty teenagers participate in the cadet program, and Weber joined the regular force at month start.
Floral shop ad for Truitt's Greenhouse at 219 North Steuben promotes arrangements for events and everyday needs with phone HE 1 9480.
Colfax Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Don Anderson. Mrs. Hanson spoke on the program theme Put Love into Deeds and Make It Real. The group planned the June conference dates and noted readings from Hebrews and I John 3 18. Refreshments were served to 14 members and three guests.
Martin Rotunno, superintendent for the Chanute Recreation Commission, spoke to 17 Chaincomers Thursday morning in the hospitality room of the First National Bank. Hostesses were Mrs. D. C. Russell and Mrs. James L. Guatney. A coffee will be held June 5 at the First National Bank.
Kansas City AP report says traffic engineers from six states plan to discuss a five sided purple School sign and School Crossings sign. Other topics include symbol use to replace words, red and white Yield sign colors, yellow standard pavement center lines, and red and yellow turn arrows in signals.
A statistic shows that about one out of every eight families in the United States is headed by a single parent. The data highlight the rise of single-parent households across the country.
Mrs. V. C. Buttermore of Yates Center spoke on a Brazil visit with her daughter and family missionaries Eldon Noltes. The Otterbein United Methodist W.S.C.S. dinner drew over five mothers and daughters in Central Park Community Building with decorations, prayers, songs, and a Salute to Mothers and Daughters.
Gerald R. Scott Fort Scott Urban Renewal Agency executive director will speak at the Kiwanis Club meeting at 6 30 p m May 26 in the Tioga Hotel He will discuss the urban renewal program in general and its Fort Scott application Scott is a registered professional engineer and former Bourbon County engineer with the Fort Scott project since its start.
Dr. Al Haagen-Smit, chair of California's Air Resource Board, warns pollution could trap heat and make Earth Venus hot or thicken to block sun, causing a new ice age. He spoke to newsmen at Caltech.
The Zion Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service met in the church on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. 8. L. McMillen presiding. The group planned cookies for Vacation Bible School at Vilas and heard a John study led by Mrs. Wilbur McMillen.
Pam Byers was honored with a bridal shower at the home of Kathy Disney Tuesday evening. Lynda Sneed was co host. The table decor featured yellow and green. Twenty two guests attended. Miss Byers will marry Tom Dicks May 24.
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