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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
3
Halloween ideas spotlight easy hard sauce spooks on gingerbread with gumdrop faces and mixed candy decorations. The piece notes pumpkin displays, rising sweet potato sales in October, fruit prices, and a broad fall market for produce and meats plus seasonal frozen desserts and candy items.
Junior High Kayettes visited Neosho Manor on Wednesday afternoon and gave a校 program for residents. They handed out Halloween nut cups. Eileen Ruble presided and spoke on the club’s work. The program was led by Candice Vaughn, Betty McCown, Sue Stevens, Sue Bretton, Beverly Bohling, Becky Potter, and Louanne Langham. 35 girls participated, accompanied by sponsor Mrs. Virgil Akin and several mothers.
An ad promotes GALAXON a nonprescription weight loss tablet claiming seven day fat loss with money back guarantee. It promises no exercise or dietary changes, depresses appetite and allows normal meals, priced at $3.00. Sold by Casey Drug Store with mail orders offered.
Iva June Fail daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan J Fail Thayer was united in marriage Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran Leavenworth to Walter Eugene Dedeke son of Mr and Mrs Walter Dedeke Farley Mo The Ave was lavender and white chrysanthemums and candles The bride wore Chantilly lace with lace tiers and a hoop skirt The veil was pearl crowned She carried a bride s Bible and an orchid The maid of honor Bela Frye Kansas City and bridesmaids Susan Scott Independence and Mrs Leland Grabener Neodesha wore lavender dresses The ceremony was followed by a reception in the Lutheran school recreation room The couple will live at 429 Pine Leavenworth after a wedding trip
Sunflower Chapter of the OES honored past matron and patron Wednesday evening. Mrs. Violet Jeffers presented gifts of appreciation. Fay Clopine and Mrs. C. M. Cordner performed a solo. The charter was draped for William Fred Shea of Kansas City. The chapter will host the district meeting January 21, 1964. Walnut Chapter invited for a 25 year pin ceremony November 4. Refreshments were served by O. H. Bates and Floyd Carpenter attendants.
Mrs Meeker opened the Sunflower HD unit meeting at 529 S Kansas with Halloween decor. hostess Mrs Emery Lewis served dessert. roll call by 13 members. Mrs Meeker elected president. officers named Mrs Frank Burtle VP Mrs Lloyd Dalton secretary Mrs Emery Lewis treasurer Mrs Pearl Wink PR. Family life lesson concluded. door prize won by Mrs Ford Johnson.
Wilson Class Sewing and Quilting at Methodist Church 10 a.m. Senior Citizens Memorial rides call 1-1992 1:30 p.m. Executive committee CWF First Christian Church 1:30 p.m. TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. Bridge Country Club 1:30 p.m. Past Noble Grand Meeting Airs Roy Gibson 217 2 W Main 2 p.m. Thornburg HO Unit Mrs Roy Wiles 106 Western 2 p.m.
In honor of their 50th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fairchild of 413 S. Steuben will host an open house Sunday from one to five. Ina Irvin and Fred Fairchild married Oct. 26, 1913, at the Irvin home west of Earlton. They have lived in Chanute and are parents to three sons Charles of Buena Park California Orlie of Downey California and Donald in Kansas City with three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The BPW held its monthly meeting at the Tioga Hotel with Mrs Adeline Fortney presiding. Reports covered the radio day and the fall conference in Independence. Eva Struthhart was welcomed as a new member. A leadership conference was announced for November 17 at Parsons. CARE packages to Colombia, South America were approved in place of the Christmas exchange.
The Murray Hill PTA study group gathered Tuesday at the school with coffee served by Mrs. Charles Lang, Mrs. Glen Halbe, and Mrs. Roy Marts. Mrs. Margaret Wood, the school nurse, led a program on keeping children healthy.
Plans discussed by the Chanute Ministerial Alliance include the Union Thanksgiving service on November 28 at 8 a.m. at the EUB church with Rev. Richard Worley speaking. A January religious census is planned, and the Alliance Thanksgiving dinner for pastors and families is set for November 26 at 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian. A leadership training school is scheduled for April 13-17, 1964, with five nights of classes and two sessions each evening. voting ballots will be distributed to churches.
The article explains the audiometer for hearing tests and the ortho rator for eye exams, along with the duties of the school nurse. There were 26 in attendance.
Mrs Cleo Walquist a Savonburg teacher and George Cobb a Walnut area farmer wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev O M Hessong officiated with attendants Kenneth Simms and Calvin Cobb serving as witnesses. A reception followed with guests from Savonburg Girard Mulvane and nearby towns.
Wooster Ohio AP reports the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station maintains a garden with over 100 perennial flower varieties. Thousands visit yearly. Director Dr Robert O Miller says the garden helps home gardeners observe growth habits to decide if plants fit their plots.
A quarter cup equals four level tablespoons. A third cup equals five level tablespoons plus one level teaspoon.
It was announced that new nursing home schedules will be assigned in January and changed every three months in the future, replacing the current six month cycle.
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