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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1972
Page
3
Two bean salad recipes are described, one marinated green beans with onions and a sour cream dressing prepared ahead and served cold, the other a hot bean salad with kidney beans celery green onion pickles cheddar and bacon baked in cups. Serves eight.
Social calendar notes listings for October 31 include Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel at 7 15 p.m Chorus rehearsal at St Cecelia Music Club NCCJC music room 7 p.m Torchlighters Club Business and Professional Women’s Club Mrs Florence Kelley 122 N Steuben 7 30 p.m Athenaeum Mrs A J Broderson 33 S Central 2 p.m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m Grace Episcopal Churchwomen Sawyer Hall 9 30 a.m.
The writer seeks guidance about loss of sexual desire after hysterectomy and a husband pressuring medical reassurance. Ann Landers urges counseling, cites psychological effects, and notes no physical cause. A separate plea asks runaways to send a brief status update to reassure anxious parents. The letter ends with a hopeful two word message from a mother and father.
Zoe Slinkman Kansas State University Extension specialist offers simple methods to press flowers and leaves using facial tissue paper and newspaper weights for 24 hours plus a second 24 hour press. Dry pressed pieces can be arranged on paper with glue and optional shells glitter or thread to create cards pictures bookmarks and decorative items.
Dear Heloise suggests using liquid makeup with food coloring to safely decorate children's faces instead of masks. The method washes off easily, with pale green or other colors, and can be finished with powder and accessories for a complete look.
The October meeting at Fairfield School installed new 4 H officers and honored retiring president Don Berthot who completed ten years in 4H work. A box supper and the November 18 Erie achievement banquet were announced along with project talks on jam safety cooking seed germination and music appreciation. The Esslinger and Oehlert families provided refreshments for 40 members. An advisory committee was named by Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4 H Club and new officers were installed by Gorton with a council report by Mark Cox.
Odense Extension Homemakers Unit elected new officers at Mrs. Herbert Schultz home. Florence Bebbington is president, Mary Ellen Walters vice president, Orlie Hiebert secretary and treasurer, Harry Lindberg reporter, and Fred Kittle extension council representative. Mrs. Leon Corbett led antiques lesson and Walters reviewed Little Miss Two Shoes. Karen Corbett won the door prize. Mrs. Schultz received a mystery pal gift. Twelve members and three children attended.
Gov Bruce King proclaims chili pepper and frijole bean as New Mexico's official vegetables. The proclamation highlights chili's vitamins and its picturesque role drying on adobe roofs with mountain backdrops in the Land of Enchantment.
YATES CENTER The Woodson County Historical Museum closed for the winter last Sunday. Tours or special occasions may be arranged by appointment with curator Mrs Dorothy Kimbell or Lester Harding.
Mr and Mrs George W Harmon of 819 N Kansas will host an open house from 2 30 to 4 pm Sunday at North Malcolm Community Center to mark their 25th wedding anniversary Their son and family Mr and Mrs Bill Harmon and Harold will attend The couple married November 3 1947 in Chanute and he works as a watch repairman
New citizens Christy Lynn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Sanders of 721 S Lafayette, born Oct 19, and Dustin Michael, son of Mr and Mrs Danny M Stanley of Humboldt, born Oct 21, are listed as newborns in this community notice.
Lois Carlson of Neosho County joined the National Association of Extension Home Economists 38th annual meeting in Denver Colorado. Delegates from 48 states and territories heard speakers including Mrs. John A Love and Kirby Brumfield as 1359 members viewed new educational materials and a friction cookstove. Mrs Carlson and Jeanice Cress toured Mesa Verde National Park during the fall color tour of the Colorado Rockies.
Classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or by 1 p m Friday for Saturday delivery receive same day service. Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon on the preceding day. Dial 431 4100 for contact.
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