National School Lunch Program celebrates 25th anniversary
The program overseen nationally by the Agriculture Department’s Food and Nutrition Service marks a quarter century of serving meals. District 413 reports 1,433 daily participants with 213 on free or reduced plans, while 1,747 district students plus 99 from St. Patrick’s Catholic School participate locally. Mrs. June Kiddoo notes Type A lunches cover part of daily needs, including protein, vegetables, fruit, bread and milk. Historical notes trace origins to 18th century Germany with Count Rumford and later global milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
June Kiddoo
Food and Nutrition Service
Department of Agriculture
Kiddoo
St. Patrick’s Catholic School
Son
Count Rumford
Munich
School Lunch Journal
Guernsey
Victor Hugo
Angers
France
Society For People’s
Great Britain
Candles Demonstration Hosts and Local Tea Gatherings
Jaycee Jaynes and neighbors gathered at Doris Dalton's home for a candle making demonstration with Mrs. Don Geist and Mrs. Dave Roth hosting the business session. Seven toys were donated to Neosho Memorial Hospital last month. A Junior Miss pageant tea was planned, and Jaycee Jaynes will lead this year’s March of Dimes drive with chairs Mrs. John Fitamorris and Mrs. Barry Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Doris Dalton
Katy
Don Geist
Kansas
Dave Roth
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jayveee Jaynes
John Fitamorris
Barry Adams
Kent Notestine
Steve McAllister
Mike Kennedy
Social Calendar Highlights for October Events
The Tribune lists upcoming social activities with notes due dates for coverage. Oct 2 gatherings include Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit at 1:30 p.m and Alpha Chi Chapter events at 7:30 p.m. Other groups meet at church parlors, community rooms, and halls through Oct 21, with times ranging 1:30 p.m. to 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit
Raymond Clemens
W. Olive
Alpha Chi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Kirk Rice
S. Evergreen
United Presbyterian
Grant Avenue
First Christian Men's Fellowship
Extension Homemakers Schedule Workshop
A sub district workshop for Extension Homemakers is set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Neosho County Community Junior College. Mrs. Lois Carlson, Neosho County home economist, says nine counties will be represented. Newly appointed chairmen for several committees will also be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Community Junior College
Lois Carlson
Neosho County
College
William. Short
Elmdale
Bridal Shower for CeCe Ellis in Kansas district event
CeCe Ellis celebrated at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Tom Brazil with 12 guests. She plans to marry Tim Brazil on Oct. 23. The article notes district meetings, speaker sessions, and a pending election in the Southeast Kansas District with delegates from 21 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CeCe Ellis
Tom Brazil
S. Highland
Miss Ellis
Tim Brazil
Bill Brazil
Kansas
Cost of vegetable forms judged by time and price
A national survey finds the average shopper spends 27 minutes weekly on food buying and $17.82 in bills. It compares fresh, canned, and frozen vegetables, noting price per cup drained weight ranges from five to 18 cents for beans, broccoli, sprouts, cauliflower, spinach, and peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Consumer and Marketing Service
America
Gallup
Rainbow Extension Unit Elects Officers
Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit elected officers Friday at the home of Mrs. Earl Hunter. Mrs. Lanah Wilson became president with Mrs. Jay Klinginsmith as vice president, Mrs. A. O. Dimon secretary, Mrs. Dewey Bedell treasurer, and Mrs. Hunter public relations chair. Dimon gave the lesson The Elegant Big Birds of Kansas. The group voted to donate to Love, Inc. Nine members and two guests attended: Mrs. Charles Wilkerson and Mrs. Beulah Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit
Earl Hunter
S. Garfield
Lanah Wilson
Jay Klinginsmith
A. O. Dimon
Dewey Bedell
Hunter
The
Work of Love, Inc
Charles Wilkerson
Beulah Johnson
Welfare Talk on Foster Care in Neosho County
Sunday youth fellowship program at First United Methodist Church featured speakers Fromong and Mrs Jenkins discussing foster care legalities and county needs for homes. The item also notes local sponsors Dennis and DeMeritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Youth Fellowship of the
First United Methodist Church
Don Fromong
Hazel Jenkins
Dennis DeMeritt
Heloise tips on trays gates and handy fixes
Readers share practical household tips from storing trays in linen closets to labeling door adjustment holes with colored markers for baby gates. Other notes include lace trimmed tools to deter borrowings zipper fixes with buttons and rubber band organization using shower hooks plus bacon drippings for popcorn flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Fall Luncheon Traces Changing Role of Women
The Chanute Country Club hosts the annual fall luncheon of mothers clubs. The theme You've Come a Long Way Baby is shown in table decorations including a Barbie doll march and caged male dolls. The program, directed by Mrs. Nell Mann and narrated by Mrs. Don Tucker, features a cast led by Leon Hazen Bob J Ward and several others in songs and pantomime tracing women's roles from grandmothers to today. Door prizes go to several members, with hostesses from the Devoted Mothers Club led by president Mrs. David Ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Clubs
Chanute Country Club
Nell Mann
Don Tucker
Leon Hazen
Bob J. Ward
Mmes
Don Coates
Dick Crowl
Ernest Schmidt
Gladys Holladay
Howard Dobson
Robert D. Ward
Fred Johnson
Devoted Mothers Club
David Ports
Art, Literature Club Studies Philosophers
Mrs. Howard McNeill led the first fall Art and Literature Club session in Cha nute Public Library Heritage Room. She reviewed the lives of philosophers Wilhelm Hegel and Karl Marx as Mrs. Randall Diver opened the business meeting. Donations were given to the Cha nute United Fund and the Halloween fund of the Community Youth Council of the Safari Recreation and Parks Commission. Dessert was served by Mrs. Diver and Mrs. Dwight McCreight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McNeill
Chanute Public Library
Wilhelm Frederick Hegel
Karl Marx
Randall Diver
Chanute United Fund
Halloween Fund
Community Youth Council
Safari Recreation and Parks Commission
Diver
Dwight McCreight
Wolgast Lind Nuptials Performed in Iola
Mrs Evalynn M Wolgast and R W Lind wed at the Johnson home in Iola with Rev E E Tillotson officiating. Attendants included the bride’s sister and the groom’s son Jim Lind. reception hosted by Mrs Tom Saxton and Mrs Jim Lind. The couple will reside at 303 S Larson after a South trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalynn M. Wolgast
S. Larson
R. W. Lind
Roy Johnson
Iola
E. E. Tillotson
Jim Lind
South
Afraid of Walks at Night in Ann Landers Page
Dear Ann Landers answers stress safety and gun-law debate after a girl in Kansas asks about walking 12 blocks for guitar lessons. She notes violence fears, and Landers urges tougher gun laws and public safety focus, while giving personal advice on nuisance office behavior and dating etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry S. Truman
Benjamin Thomp
Europe
United States
Children's Aid Society of
New York
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Missouri
Civil Works Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Tribune Office
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Rausch
S. Santa Fe
Central Park
Ben Barber
Rural Grange
United Transportation Union
Carpenters Hall
S. Malcolm
Wayman Dunlap
I First
Ieta Alpha
George Man
S. Western
Central Park Pavilion
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Rainbow Unit
Sorority Council
Chanute
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert McGregor
Alpha Chi
Irene Davis
Caroline Pompano
Jeannie
Gene Burns
Melinda
Barbara Giglio
Vera West
Frank Hotchkiss
Ted Roberts
Lyle Anderson
Wilford Aday
Ray Boone
Lee Osborn
Expression Room
Clothiers
Royce Wells
Wolgast-Lind
First National Bank
Lind
R. W. Lind II and Sons
Richard and Paul
Kansas City
Mars Roy Gibson
Gafford L Gibson
Gibson-Koch Chapel
North Forest
Chanute, Kansas
Ano Landers
Canada
Home Appliance Company
East Main ST
DIAL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!