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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1973
Page
3
An open house honoring long time Buffalo residents Mr and Mrs Lawrence M Braman will be held Sunday at the United Methodist Church in Buffalo. Their children and families will serve as hosts.
Readers share frugal tips from using soap on a sponge to save dish detergent. A nylon net hem trick with large straight pins and a quick steam iron ham sandwich to go are noted. Included are brief reader names Donna K Turpin Vera and Mabel Monin with light anecdotes.
Announcement of the engagement of Ronda Kay Showalter of Thayer to Joseph Lee Cook of Iola is reported. Showalter attends Neosho County Community Junior College majoring in elementary education. Cook, a Iola High School graduate, served four years in the Navy including 13 months in Vietnam and works at Kustom Electronics.
A reader lampoons a distrustful husband who questions annual exams and Pap tests, noting his Calgary style paranoia about doctors. Ann Landers responds on the need for patient privacy and a strong therapeutic relationship.
Progress Extension Homemakers Unit elected officers Wednesday at Mrs. Robert Geib's home. President Mrs. Gary Kilgore. vice president Mrs. Dean Denning. treasurer Mrs. Bob Cross. secretary Mrs. Harold Barnhart. county homemakers council representative Mrs. Joe Fakler. public relations Mrs. David Swiler. Final plans for October covered dish dinner include a pie judging contest.
If parsley flourishes in your garden you can move it to an indoor window box for winter growth. Transplanting protects the herb from cold and preserves fresh seasoning through the season.
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