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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1973
Page
3
Dear Heloise offers tips for organizing measuring cups and spoons with a cup tree, noting how this keeps kitchen tasks efficient in a shared apartment. The writer describes adjusting spoon handle holes and adding a spring clip for a recipe card, while cautioning about too many cooks in one space.
The New Orleans Modern Study Club discussed New Orleans founding in 1718 by Louisiana’s governor and Mardi Gras as a major American festival. A Kansas City tour covered building projects including Crown Center, a $200 million project opening in spring but not finished until 1983. Annual outdoor dinner for Oct 21 at the Harris home was planned, with dessert served to 17 by Mrs. Burris Blame and Mrs. Edward R. Ranz Jr.
The Around-the-World Dinner will be Oct. 20 at Hutton School sponsored by the Neosho County United Nations Association. Foreign students study in Kansas and may join with a covered dish, table service, and guests. At a Saturday meeting 135 countries were reported as UN members.
The Quest Club met at Mrs. Rubew’s home to study The Everglades River of Grass by Marjory Stoneman Douglas. Mrs Armstrong described 3500 square miles of water moving from Lake Okeechobee to mangrove swamps marking Florida’s southern edge.
Community calendar lists meetings and club events for Monday Oct 15 and Tuesday Oct 16. Dues and deadlines noted, venues include Tioga Hotel Ameri can Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building and various community centers. Attendees expected for Duplicate Bridge Chanute Textile Paint Club and Rainbow for Girls among others.
The Sunflower Club met at Mrs. Milo Hazen's home in Thayer for a year-in-review. Mrs. Vern Elliott’ s program carried a Watergate flavored political theme. Mrs. Earl Peterson handed out yearbooks as a luncheon preceded the gathering.
A collection of reader letters critiques Ann Landers poring over second marriages in law relations and infidelity. Notes include a wife contending with ex wives, a neighbor’s constant calls, and debates on who bears responsibility in troubled marriages. Includes church group notices and social details.
A 60th wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Sullens will be held this afternoon from 1 to 4 at their home 536 N Evergreen. The couple married Oct 14, 1913, and lived in Missouri before moving to Humboldt in 1928.
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