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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1968
Page
3
A reader recounts family stress over a son who pursued marriage, a costly ring, and a wife candidate. Ann Landers advises that parental roadblocks can give teens an exit and notes kids test limits and defer plans until they grow up.
Heloise shares guidance from the National Institute of Laundering on washing fur like materials. Washable only if label allows, separate whites from colors, use slow speeds, high water, minimal spin, and air dry. Brush while wet to restore pile, avoid tumble drying, and let items dry at room temperature.
A quiz article questions readers on Old Testament views of the afterlife eschatology and several Bible verses. It lists five items asking for location of Jacob's final days in Genesis 47 28 who followed Jesus after His arrest in Mark 14 54 which word lets Pharisees evade the law of supporting aged parents in Mark 7 11 and the verse Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit says the Lord Zechariah 4 6.
Judy Tipping and Paul Alford will represent Neosho County at the American Royal 4-H conference in Kansas City from today through Tuesday. The Kansas delegation totals 190 delegates with attendees from Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas and Iowa. Tipping a Erie High senior and Alford a Neosho County Community Junior College freshman are honored for their 4-H work and part trip expenses are funded by the county Home Economics advisory committee.
Mon Oct 21 associations meet at Westview Baptist Chapel American Legion Auxiliary Memorial building IOOF hall Chanute Cycle Club track Women's Arts and Crafts Central Park Community building Ladies of Elks dinner and meeting Wigs Restaurant Independence Vasthi CES Chanute Shakespeare Club 221 E 9th Tue Oct 22 Art and Literature Club Highland Ave 1:30 Quest Club Main St 2 First Baptist BPW Vasthi chapter CES Community Center 7:30 Sweet Adelines Elm Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm 9 am 4 pm Duplicate Bridge Home Savings 7:15 Sorosis Club Garfield 2 pm
The Krokstrom family gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Swanson on Sunday. Attendees included numerous Krokstrom relatives from Humboldt Chanute Independence Overland Park Elsmore LaHarpe and nearby areas plus guests William Koch and Donna Laver.
Acousticon Hearing Aid Expert Mr. Grover Davis offers free examinations and consultations in Chanute at the Skyline Motel on Monday October 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. An audiometric test and diagram of hearing impairment are provided with no charge or obligation. The Acousticon ear level aid is described as light, comfortable, and unobtrusive.
The Friendly Neighbors Club met Thursday with Mrs. Homer Wallis and guests from Chanute and Lavonburg. Seven members and four guests enjoyed a sack lunch and dessert. Quilting for the hostess occurred as Mrs. Dale Rice led a brief meeting. Mrs. Ralph Baker won the door prize. Plans for a Christmas party were discussed and the group closed with prayer. The November 21 meeting will be with Mrs. Fletcher at 510 South Central.
An Advert asserts that strategic promotion can transform economic pressure into growth. It argues that targeted campaigns boost demand, create jobs, and elevate consumer confidence amid challenging markets.
Thirty members of the United Presbyterian Women elected officers at the Presbyterian Church meeting. Officers include President Mrs. Robert Fisher and treasurer Mrs. George Garrison. circle chairs are Mrs. Stewart Hoofnagle Merle Estes and Mrs. Robert Koch. Mrs. W. T. Warren led the nominating committee. The fellowship of the Least Coin was presented by Mrs. Robert Williams. Mrs. Randall Diver reviewed Christy by Catherine Marshall.
Chapter DD PEO met Thursday at the home of Mrs David Robinson 1206 W 5th Following the business meeting Mrs Don Rankin gave the program on the Mediterranean cruise she took last spring.
Larry Paulie spoke at the Rural Homemakers EHU meeting held Thursday afternoon at the Heritage roof on home safety and defensive driving. Mrs. Nona Stitt announced an officers training school and luncheon set for Erie on November 8.
The Gallatin County Republican party headquarters in Bozeman Montana reported a break in stealing several thousand campaign stickers and lapel buttons to support GOP candidates. Party officials ordered a rush replacement.
Shirley Trumbull and Bill Lopeman married in a double ring ceremony at the First Christian Church with Rev. Bert Sutton. The bride, a Chanute High School 1964 graduate, wore eggshell crochet and aqua carnation bouquet. the groom, a 1965 graduate, works at Rollow TV. They will reside at 1508 S. Ashby.
Town and Country Extension Homemakers Unit met with Mrs. Billy Joe LaRue. Mrs. Glenn Doepke presided as president. Officers elected include Mrs. Irvin Lassman president, Mrs. M. C. Phillips Jr. secretary, and Mrs. Joe Gormley treasurer. A hayrack ride for members and families is set for Oct. 26 at 6:30 p.m. meeting at the Doepke farm. Officers training at Erie courthouse on Nov. 8 at 9 a.m.
Kansette Club met Thursday afternoon at 814 West Oak with Mrs. Richard Cleaver as hostess. President Mrs. Ben Cunningham presided as eight members, two children, and guest Sharon Cleaver offered Christmas suggestions with Mrs. Wayne Butcher in attendance.
Chaincomers held a silent auction at the Thursday morning meeting in the First National Bank hospitality room. Vice president Mrs. Helen Wheatley presided as members discussed community projects. Guests included Mrs. Audrie Dunn of Los Alamos New Mexico and refreshments were served by Mrs. W F Dunlap and Mrs. Richard Myers. The November 7 meeting will be at Betty Naff home.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles headlined by Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as editor with Wayne J. Smith as editor in charge. Advertising by Mrs. R. D. Markham, carrier supervision by Leon Dixon, and production by R. Fmn. Dorsey Osborn. Subscription rates are shown for in and out of trade territories, Chanute post office boxholders, and Chanute carriers with monthly, quarterly, and annual plans. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with AP news rights.
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