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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
3
Wash and hull 1 qt strawberries. Make glaze by cooking sugar cornstarch salt and water until clear and thickened then stir in lemon juice and vanilla. Fill baked tart shells with glaze and arrange strawberries stem end down. Refrigerate to set and serve with whipped cream or sour cream.
A reader reveals her husband is a bedroom window binocular peeper. Ann Landers notes the pastime common among men at a dinner party and urges readers to keep shades down, while Ima offers a psychologist’s view on insecurity and immaturity behind such behavior.
The Bound-to-Win class of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Wednesday evening with Mrs Jess Barker at 217 S Lafayette. Co hosts were Mrs Claude Carver and Mrs Lloyd Taylor. De votions were given and readings shared including Thoughts of Mother and poems A Mother's Message and Along the Jericho Road. 22 refreshments were served by the hostesses.
The social page lists events for Friday May 25 1942 including TOPS Determinettes Lookout Mrs PF L Gerardy at 125 St Lactayette 1 p.m Senior Citizens club Memorial building wae wm Executive committee First Christian Church Women's Fellowship 1 30 p.m Past Noble Grand club Mrs Ralph Burgnart R 2 7 3 am Alcott PTA Study group basket dinner Santa Fe Park 12 noon
The Business Women's circle met Tuesday evening at 5 W. Main with Mrs. Blanche Burgess. Mrs. J. A. Cole led prayers and planning to buy supplies for the Red Cross quota. Mrs. Lowe spoke on Love from Matthew as Mrs. Wyatt closed. Fourteen members and a guest shared refreshments. Next gathering is June 26 with Mrs. Sidney Olson.
Buffalo hosts Ida Puckett family reunion with ten of her twelve children present along with grandchildren great grandchildren and many relatives from Kansas and California including Myrtle Hayes from Gardena. Attendees include Florence Swails George Barker Ona Puckett Warren Puckett Harlie Puckett Glenn Hammett and many others, spanning multiple towns and states.
A local drug store advertises Itch Me-Not a quick drying remedy for itching from eczema insect bites and surface rashes. The product claims rapid relief and antiseptic action to speed healing and is available today at McCune Drug Store.
Bruce Spence prepares to leave for Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas with a farewell party held at Santa Fe Park. Attendees include Mike Locke Alfred Craft Ronnie Baker Ronnie Knetzer Clarence Daggett Linda Hall Mike Grady Glenda Yarnell Jackie Spence Eric Mary Cook Ronnie Culbertson Stark Vickie Sue Carson Mary Jo King Gary Redburn Roger Fickel Danny Fickel Jerry Wallis Ernest King and Junior Grady Harold Redburn.
A listing of numerous individuals and couples appears connected to towns such as Gridley Clearwater Lawrence Iola Yankton Lyndon Humboldt Argonne Neodesha Des Moines and Des Moines IA. The compiled names include Sammy May Gregg Jeff Oscar Clark Nora Lacy Orville Millican Pete Watts Alan Teresa Jay Blanch Miles Calvin Puckett Pat Tommy Diana L. M. Clark Myrtle Sommers Loretta Tremain Janice Sandra Alumbaugh Steven Jackie Rogaskie Mike Cindy and others.
A Wednesday evening reception at the Masonic Temple welcomed Mrs Earl Peterson district 16 aide. S D Propst and Edith Jasper performed, gifts featured an Apple for the Teacher theme, and several chapter and visiting officers were introduced. Memorial services honored Grace Hartwig and others while prayers and readings marked the program. Refreshments followed with Apple motif decor and school supplies on the serving table.
The Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon in the First National Bank community room for a guest tea observing HDU week. A play The Ladies Aid Church Supper was presented by Mines Neal Heilman Earl D Alford Kenneth Brenner Eugene Pool Kenneth Hasty and Donald Holman. Mrs V E Gericke led the recreation period and tea was served to ten members and guests. Mrs Mintz won the door prize. The next meeting is scheduled for June 19 with Mrs Wayne Taylor.
Ladies Day golf at the Country Club Tuesday saw balls awarded for low net scores. Winners were Mrs Audrey Gibson with 32 Lorene Carson 34 and Mrs Dennis Mills 38. Mrs Keith Dodd announced a Scotch foursome event on May 30 at 9 30 a m. Mrs Pat Conn chairs next week's play.
A surprise party honored 5th and 6th grade teacher Arlene Jones at Zillah School Tuesday afternoon. Principal Irene Smith attended along with Jones's students who enjoyed refreshments in the informal event.
C. J. Anderson spoke at a BPW dinner at the Tioga Hotel covering living conditions in East Pakistan and experiences in Chittagong. Mrs. Scherel Bove urged BPW members to attend the state convention June 15 to 17 in Wichita. May birthdays were honored and several members were recognized.
Les Des met Monday evening with Carol Henley at 312 West Main. Susie Schmitt presided. Roll call showed 22 members. Sydney Naughton reported on summer ush parties and pledge costumes were discussed. Next meeting set for May 28 with Connie Franklin.
At Midway School the PTA met Monday with Mrs. L Yarnell leading devotions. Mrs. Warren Jones installed officers for the coming year, Mrs. Melvin Carlson elected secretary, and awards were presented to outstanding students. Classrooms opened for visitation and refreshments followed.
Den 3 and Pack 3 Cub Scouts met with Mrs. Richard Willis and Jeffrey Willis at 316 S. Tennessee for a flag ceremony, nature study on insects, games led by Bobby Bower, and Living Circle closing. Edward Cox brought treats and thirteen members of Girl Scout Troop 164 held a wiener roast and practiced bed rolls, fire building, and knife handling. Troop 129 held a family picnic at Highland Park Tuesday night.
A handwritten recipe discusses a strawberry nut bread with two cups flour and mashed berries. It notes neighbors Blanche and Florence Adams hesitated before calling it delicious and suggests to toast it for breakfast. The loaf bakes at 350 for 40 to 42 minutes.
A gift was presented to leader Mrs Lloyd McIntosh by the troop. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Freeman Susan and Dan Mr and Mrs Robert Ward Dee Alice and Bruce Mr and Mrs Millard Martin Becky Dave and Tommy Mr and Mrs Bud Edwards Jacquetta Charlene Anita Dorothy Mr and Mrs Glenn Eastburn and Leah Jean Mrs M L Anderson and Linda Susan Patton Jo Kimberling Betty and Mary Alice Clines Mrs Clyde Acree Cathy Cheryl Jack and Robbi Mrs H J Rauhoff and Vicky Marcia Robertson Janis Joy and David Smith Mrs Mc Intosh Michelle and Shane.
Fairfield school hosts a 4-H meeting where Mrs Bill Kelso leads plans for an ice cream social. Phyllis Rensing Janice King and Suzy Fickel present talks on home safety and parliamentary procedures as year pins are handed out and the group recites the 4 H pledge before refreshments.
Mrs. Frank Baughn was honored Tuesday evening with a surprise birthday party at 206 S. West lern. Attendees included Kenneth Alger and Debra, N. Clough Jr., Geneva and Richard Livingston, Connie and Ricky, Frank Baughn Jr., Yvonna Baughn, and Sheryald R Baughn.
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic circle 16 met in the Memorial building Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ethel Sprague presiding. Janet Tuttle won the door prize.
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