Traveling Alone in Europe a Rewarding Solo Journey
Linda Osborn recounts a European trip aided by locals and fellow travelers after her companions canceled. She relied on a Eurail pass and light packing while meeting Americans in London Paris Vienna and Copenhagen. A Swiss host family in Oberkulm broadened her view of life abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Osborn
D. W. Osborn
S. Tennessee
Miss Osborn
United States
London
Europe
Eurail
USA
California
France
Vienna
Diane Good
Oberkulm
Luginbubls
Switzerland
Kansas City
Dental Hygiene School
Wichita
Copenhagen
Mrs Fromong Named to Board of Child Care
Mrs Fromong is named to the board of Child Care Inc representing Xi Delta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. The selection occurred at Mrs Ray Boone’s home after a sorority dinner at La Rosa de Oro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Fromong
Child Care, Inc
Xi Delta Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ray Boone
S. Larson
la Rosa de Oro
Beta Sigma Phi
National Guard Armory
Two Camps Hold Hair Dear Heloise Tips
A reader shares a grooming trick using two clamps to secure small pink roller holders, preventing slippage. Another writer recycles butterfly patches as iron on decorations for faded slacks, reviving worn spots. A mother suggests writing lists of complaints to tame temper and laughter among children. A cleaning routine with moving chairs while vacuuming spreads wear evenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Laverne S
Kansette Club Plans Annual Family Picnic
Kansette Club members organized their annual family picnic at Linda Cumings home 711 S. Allen. Mrs. Margaret Rausch led the business session and the May project aims to gather items for the Chanute day care center opening in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansette Club
Linda Cumings
S. Allen
Margaret Rausch
Chanute
Charles Cumings
Foursquare Unit Studies American Indian Culture
Mrs. Helen Baker led a lesson on American Indian culture for the Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit at Mrs. Sarah Willan's home. Nine members answered roll call with tribal names and plans for Fourth of July gifts for Osawatomie state hospital patients. Mrs. R. L. Christie won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baker
Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit
Sarah Willan
S. Santa Fe
Lillian Marvin
Parsons
State Hospital
Osawatomie
R. L. Christie
Mrs Gerardy Honored by We Do Club in Sawyer Hall
Mildred Gerardy was celebrated by the We Do group in Sawyer Hall for reaching her weight goal. The event featured pink and white decor, cake and punch, and cake baked by Lorraine Kilgore. Prizes in entertainment went to Mrs Joe Hilton and Mrs Pete Powell. Hostesses included Mrs Louis Junod Mrs Gale McMillan and Mrs Fritz Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Merardy
We Who
Sawyer Hall
Gerardy
We Do
Lorraine Kilgore
Joe Hilton
Pete Powell
Louis Junod
Gale McMillan
Fritz Brazil
Methodist Men Picnic at Otterbein Church
Methodist Men of Otterbein United and First United churches and their wives held a covered dish picnic at Otterbein Church. Harry Johnson presided, Dave Brotton gave the invocation, and Rev. Livingston N. Witten spoke on Pentecost from Acts 2. Rev. Paul R. Hett gave the benediction. Thirty five members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein United
First United Methodist Churches
Otterbein Church
Harry Johnson
Dave Brotton
Livingston N. Witten
Paul R. Hett
Indian Culture Emphasizes Patience and Art Over Wealth
Mrs. Paul Thomas outlined Indigenous values to Town and Country Extension Homemakers in the Wheatley home. She said patience defines a man, ceremonies transfer wealth to less fortunate tribes, nature is to be preserved, and age equals knowledge. Indian art spans pottery basketry and weaving, with women owning the home and children, and men owning what they farm and build. Tales note corn cultivation origins and tomatoes once deemed poisonous. Population declined from up to a million to 60 000 80 000. citizenship came in 1924 and voting postwar. District EMU meeting reports followed. new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thomas
Town and Country Extension Homemakers
Philip Wheatley
S. Larson
Thomas
Buffalo Unit Studies Indians In Cultural Lesson
Sunny Stone Extension Homemakers Unit met at Mrs. Harold Ward's home for a Buffalo American Indian Culture lesson presented by Marie Brock. She discussed tribal history and resource use, displayed Navajo crafts, and led a light program with members and children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sunny Stone Extension Homemakers Unit
Harold Ward
Marie Brock
Call your Tribune carrier contact number 431 0660
In case of absence or failure to deliver, call the Tribune carrier at 431 0660 at 5 20 p m. The notice directs readers to contact the carrier for service interruption or missed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Science and Fashion At Odds Once Again
A radiologist argues against the belief that bras prevent sagging. He cites potential atrophy from support and notes no conclusive studies exist. Ann Landers replies that volunteers for a bra-on-one-breast study would be unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Fashion
Texas
M.D
Eggs as nature's vitamin pills highlight nutrition value
The egg is praised as a near perfect natural protein source with high biological value and a broad nutrient content. It provides about one fifth of daily protein in two eggs and ranks second only to fish liver oils for vitamin D, while supplying iron and other vitamins, making it a cost effective staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Classified ads deadline and contact details
The notice states same day service is available for classified ads placed before 9 30 a.m. on weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday orders. Display ads must be submitted by 12 noon the preceding day. Dial 431 4100.
Social Calendar Upcoming Meetings and Events
Social events and meetings listed include May 2 Ladies Day golf at Chanute Country Club and Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Psychic Searchers Club at Recreation Office 7:30 p.m. Eastern Star chapters at Masonic Temple and North Malcolm Center 7:30 p.m. On May 24 Progressive Homemakers Extension and Safari Golf League times, Business and Professional Women's Club at Tioga Hotel 6:45 p.m. Executive Committee Christian Women's Fellowship 1:30 p.m. Sorghum Valley Grange at Grange Hall 7:30 p.m. Details mirror official social deadline rules for weddings and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Lla.m
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Psychic Searchers Club
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Vashti
Progressive Homemakers Extension Homemakers Unit
Fred Christman
S. Central
Women's Safari Golf League
Safari Golf Course
Tioga Hotel
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Sorghum Valley Grange
Grange Hall
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Marilyn Kensett
E. 9Th
Germany
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Mrs. Luginbuhl
Miss Good
Mrs. Fromong
Board of Child Care
Heloise Cruse
Foursquare Unit
Mrs. Gerardy
Thomas Suggesed
Indiana
Billy LaRue
Leroy Wehlage
Nancy Childs
LaMar Whitson Jr
Fred Moore
Buffalo Unit Studies
Miss Brock
Trenton Rucker
Fredonia
Oley Apt
Roy Parson
Ward
Ann Landers
Ann
Grand Rapids
G.R
Hotel Tioga
Jantzen
Foster Clothing Co
East Main
Hallpark
Scarle
T'S, Inc
Hallmark
E. Main
King Size Wallet
A.M
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart Ci
Ime
Oeco
Wgative
CIA
TPT
Sne Peon
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