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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
3
Readable letters offer practical hints. A reader describes using nylon stockings over an elbow cast to keep it warm and clean, another suggests oiling a stubborn fan to revive it, and others share meal time togethering with toddlers and organizing kitchen prep for easy cooking.
The engagement of Katheleen Ann Greenwood to Kenneth E. Lero is announced by their parents. Greenwood attends Neo sho County Community Junior College and Lero is an engineer technician with the Kansas Highway Commission at Ottawa. Both are Erie High School graduates of 1972. An early autumn nuptial mass is planned at St. Ambrose Catholic Church.
Deborah Circle of the First United Methodist Church heard a program on The Ten Commandments featuring a tape of Prof Cleon Skousen, the former FBI agent and educator. The circle will have a June picnic. refreshments were served to 19 members and guest Mrs Lillian Barkley Linn.
At a Tuesday meeting the Gem and Mineral Society announced a June 2 and 3 field trip to Coleman Mines in Arkansas to search for quartz crystals. Members displayed coral, mozarkite slabs, cabochons, beads, walnut candleholders, and a large Amazonite specimen. Mrs Perry won the door prize. refreshments were served to 25 members.
A Turner family reunion gathered at the Reeser home in Williamsburg with siblings and cousins from several states. Attendees included Roscoe and William Turners, Mrs. Lee Wallace of Independence, Ore., and Des Moines visitors, plus a visitor from Emporia. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary portraits were planned with name plate additions. officers to be elected next meeting.
The Federation of Santa Fe Women elected officers at Carpenters Hall Monday. Mrs. Tom Boman became president, Mrs. Charles Logan vice president, Mrs. Robert Rader treasurer, and Mrs. Dorothy Bauer secretary. Retiring officers presided over a potluck lunch. Pink and white peonies decorated the table. Mrs. W. T. Cline baked the birthday cake for members with April and May anniversaries. Mrs. George Wilson won the door prize.
Kansette Club members mapped the annual family picnic for June at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Margaret Rausch. Attendees arranged a rummage sale, shared favorite recipes in roll call, exchanged mystery sister gifts, and enjoyed a nine-member dessert course.
Baptist Women at Grant Avenue Church hold multiple circle meetings this week. Hannah Circle with Mrs. Everett Pearson. Frances Cottrell led The Boy Who Forgot Mother's Day, 10 members plus guest Mrs. Deane Endicott. Esther Circle with Mrs. Rudolph Sandberg and Obastacles to Power from Decision. Nine members attended Elsie Woosley devotions Faith Overcomes Fear. Dorcas Circle hosted by Mrs. Ralph Toland discussed Dorcas. New member Mrs. Ray Dennis welcomed. Joe Thurman led Hands of Christ devotions.
Social calendar item listing Wilson Avenue Baptist Church circles at 1 p.m. Ruth Beggs and Hotch couples in attendance. Duplicate Bridge Club meets Tioga Hotel at 7:15 p.m. Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall 7:30 p.m. Elks dinner 6:30 p.m. meeting 7:30 p.m. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 9:30 a.m. Chanute Genealogy Club NCCJC library 7:30 p.m.
A 12 year old writes to Ann Landers about his dog Prince whom his parents may euthanize. He asks for veterinary input to decide what is best for the pet. The writer extends thanks and signs from St. Simons Island, Georgia.
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