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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
5
In teen years up to 18 romance is friendship not love the panelists say. They urge patience and warn that early love may lack stability and future payoff. Readers are invited to request a booklet from The Chanute Tribune for guidance on love and marriage.
Reports from Kingston Huntsville Troy Juarez and Santa Fe cover water pollution labs at the University of Rhode Island Space Day 1966 at the Marshall Center tuition hikes at Rensselaer and Juarez jail security reforms Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory to be named a national historic landmark with ties to the first atomic weapon work and the 21 year anniversary site description
Humboldt notes the annual Barnett family reunion at Zillah school featuring a noon basket dinner, basketball in the gym, and visiting. Attendees include numerous Barnett relatives from Humboldt, Chanute, Moran, Iola, Junction City, Overland Park, and nearby towns. a separate item mentions Pvt. Shults departing with family for Kansas City and Okinawa, plus a recent birth of Alessa Marie.
Pvt. Charles E. Shults departed Sunday for California after a 30 day leave spent with his wife baby and relatives and friends. During the time he was home he enjoyed civilian life and time with loved ones.
A humorous New York AP transcript shows newlyweds trading jabs about gifts, chores, finances, and how the spark fades fast. The dialogue pokes at domestic life, IRA family advice, and the strain of marriage on routines and expectations.
The Nazarene Women's Missionary Society in Erie elected officers at a church meeting. Officers are Mrs. Robert Hudson president, Mrs. Gladys Hill vice president, Mrs. Melvin Yarnell study chairman, Mrs. Bill Bishop box work chair, Mrs. Faye Pierce prayer and fasting chair, Mrs. Don Gibson secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Minnie Doyle publicity chair. The Rev. Robert Hudson installed them and the new president presided.
A brief item notes a baby living with her mother in Iola while Pvt. Shults is away. The report implies a family situation awaiting the soldier's return home.
Mr and Mrs Dean Geeding Mr and Mrs Joe Rensing and Mrs Gene Stewart of Chanute spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Rensick. Bibles given to guests included Margaret Blattner Pam Mannen Emporia Dr Harmon Remsberg Hutchinson and Art Holmes Chanute. Weekend guests Ard en Munniger Mark Suzanne Kansas City visited E R Williams. Don Walburn Laura hosted sister and husband Joe Cusick Wichita. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Don Kile Emporia.
Thin pancakes known as crepes turn into a dessert when finished with confectioners sugar and orange flavored liqueur.
BEIRUT Lebanon AP 4 School of Fine Arts opened attached to the Lebanese University with about 100 students. Director Antoine Nahas says teaching standards match European faculties and covers architecture painting decorative arts and dramatic arts.
On October 6 marks Edison’s moving pictures demo in 1889 and The Jazz Singer debut in 1927 signaling talking films. The year recalls the 1950 Brink’s robbery convictions in Boston and recent U.S. Soviet talks on Germany and Laos. Johnson’s 1965 signing of a $300 million drive against heart disease, cancer, and strokes is noted.
Consider adding drained minced anchovy fillets to a French style dressing for umami depth. Ensure the dressing contains no sugar to keep the balance clean and savory.
The Thayer Sunflower Club met at Mrs. Bernice Walt’s home with 13 active members and one inactive member, Mrs. Lena Black. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hlavaty visiting from San Bernardino and others visiting relatives in Humboldt and nearby towns, with several parades and Bible events noted.
The junior college bi weekly newspaper debuted as Panther Script after earlier issues showed only question marks. Freshman Wilbur Van Winkle of Chanute submitted the winning name as suggestions were sought.
A snack idea features pitted dates soaked in sherry and filled with cream cheese for a sweet savory bite.
Chanute Tribune reports local events and notices for Thursday October 6 1966. Community news, briefs, and public notices reflect Chanute and nearby areas with calendar items and local updates.
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