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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1964
Page
3
Ann Landers answers readers on parrot imitating phrases, a 16 year old’s car crash guilt, a rooming house scam, and how to handle honesty with tenants. The column advises parrots imitate, insist on consent to tell parents, and trust judgment in rooming house matters.
Pvt. Neil Stanfield visited his grandmother Mrs. Isis Stanfield in Topeka after a Ft Sill assignment while Kimberly Kay Page returned home from a week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shively. Chanute Gem and Mineral Club members C K Davis and wife displayed fossils at Topeka show winning top prizes and blue ribbons for Arkansas Novaculite. Nathan Maples attended Primrose Villa cornerstone laying in Kansas City Kansas as guest of Mrs S W Billups. Toni Prickett and Kay Matthews toured Mercy School of Nursing in Fort Scott with Prickett's parents. Mrs Bernard Smith plans for Wheat Belt Beauty and Trade School in Wichita. Chamber of Commerce committees meet Wednesday in Memorial building notice.
B M Record reports to police that 300 gallons of fuel oil vanished from a tank at his home. Oil delivered Monday, tank found empty Friday night.
The 13th annual Strubhart-Fe gel reunion took place Sunday in Humboldt Park with Mrs. Ed Fegel and Mrs. Glen Fegel in charge. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lytle of Denver, Mrs. John Dykes of Enid Oklahoma, the Klotebachs and McGlynn of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ramberg, J. C. Struthart and family, Mrs. George Tuttle of Wichita, and others from Topeka Independence Manhattan and nearby communities.
The Foursquare HD Unit gathered at Ada McMillen's home on West Friday afternoon for a lesson on social changes of the last 50 years. New officers were elected: Theo Baker president, S L McMillen vice president, Raymond Clements treasurer, Roy D Johnson reporter, Mabel Hutchinson secretary. Johnson to attend the Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce meeting on Oct. 20. Two guests and seven members enjoyed a dessert course after the meeting.
The Kansas Corporation Commission opened hearings in a rate case by the Air Force against four telephone companies over charges for Forbes AFB and Atlas missile complex service. Settlement with United Telephone Co. of Kansas withdrew that party, leaving Northern Kansas Telephone Ottawa Wamego Reno Telephone Hutchinson and Dial Telephone Gardner to proceed. The hearing will also decide Air Force liability if contracts end early, with three days scheduled and a decision after advisement.
Struthhart, Mrs. William L. Frederick and Linda, Humboldt, Mr. and Mrs. B M. Eastburn, Mrs. Pearl Fegel, Mr. and Mrs. Vyrl Fegel, Mrs. Alwina Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fegel, Mr. and Mes, Glen Fegel and Sherry, Chanute.
Pan fry bacon to render fat then cook fish in the same pan and serve with hominy grits for a rustic, hearty old time supper course. The method emphasizes simple, skillet cooking and a comforting, traditional flavor profile.
The guide outlines submission rules for the women's page including calendar entries, deadlines, and formatting. It emphasizes using married names with husbands, complete items when called in, and timely News value with a two day freshness window. It also notes that limited audience material is better suited to organizational letters.
Allspice is sold in whole as well as ground form. Whole berries may be used with cloves and peppercorns in making meat or poultry broths.
Twin daughters Karan Jane and Kevin Jene of Harmon Walken, Earlton, born Sept 22. Christopher Lynn, son of Ronald Umbarger, 1211 W Main, born Sept 22. Carl Lavern, son of Dennis Shultz, 1802 Ash by, born Sept 25. Edith born Sept 25. Maria Guadalupe, daughter of Frank Martinez, 1209 Forest, born Sept 27. Marsha Janae, daughter of Marion Page, with Eric, born Sept 27. Michelle Ann, daughter of Lawrence Clements, Humboldt, born Sept 30. Sheri Lyn, daughter of Don Garretson, 1811 S Edith, born Oct 1.
Savonburg The Naomi Unit of Lutheran Church Women met Thursday at the Friends Home Lutheran church for an afternoon of handwork and Bible study. Mrs John Dahl led the business meeting and the Rev D Bertil Gustafson conducted a Bible study on III John with a closing solo. Refreshments were served by Mrs Arthur Erickson and Sigrid Abniund to 20 women.
Betty Williams notes two rare organizations, the London Appreciation Society and Adventure on a Shoe String in New York, who explore unusual activities like all night radio visits, yoga, and symphony talk with musicians. The column also mocks Larry Mathews for returning to smoking while lamenting his shrinking clothes after a 1964 wardrobe upgrade.
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports Saturday admissions for Mrs. Downey and several others, including Debra Hancock in Yuma, Ariz., and Harold Dickerson Jr. Dismissals follow, with names and addresses listed. Sunday admissions include Tommy Staggs and Charles Yockey, while dismissals cover Nellie Hawes and Humboldt residents. Traffic citations list Charles Crowder and Steven Hollis with small bonds. Fire runs note a grass fire east of US 169 and a gasoline spill on Western Street. District Court piling in Chanute involves a quiet title case.
Women’s groups including Mission Society at First Baptist, Grace Presbyterian, and General Meeting at Sawyer Hall host 1:30 p.m. sessions. Circles 1 3 4 6 list leaders Mrs Jenkins Mrs McCreight Mrs Wink and M Dunham with times 7:30 p.m. or 2 p.m. at various addresses. May attend Union Westview Bible Baptist Chapel at 1:30 p.m.
In Louisville, a shabby 148 car seen downtown carries a sign reading It may look like an old tin can but I am not hiding from the finance man. The humorous message reflects local street chatter and a playful defiance toward collectors.
A simple method suggests cooking onions and apples together then serving the mixture alongside meat or poultry for a savory sweet complement. The combination highlights balance and can be used as a side or stuffing component.
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