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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1966
Page
3
Readers share tips from Heloise Crose on saving ham by grinding leftovers for ham salad and croquettes, freezing chunks for later use, and using bones for soup or gravy. Other hints include elastic bib closures, cleaning tips with cotton swabs, glove use while dusting, and repurposing boxes of incense for aroma.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement A. White of rural Buffalo celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter and family, Mrs. Dwight Olson, of Buffalo. About 180 guests attended as daughters hosted and a four tier cake and punch adorned the event.
Ernest E. Setterstrom of Paola announces the marriage of his grandson John Setterstrom to Sandra Kay Ledbetter, daughter of Rudolph and Sandra Ledbetter of Vandalia Missouri. The ceremony occurred last Saturday at the Chapel of Happiness in San Diego. John is a 1963 Paola High School graduate and the couple will reside in San Diego where he serves in the United States Navy.
Richard Sandage announces advanced square dance lessons sponsored by the Chanute Recreation Commission to be held at Central Park Pavilion from 8 to 10 p.m. on four Tuesdays in November. They welcome participants with some dancing experience and serve as a refresher for Do-Si- Do Club members. last year 36 adults participated.
Barbara Lynne Jones and Larry Lynn Hummer plan a January 28 1967 wedding in Wichita. Barbara is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones and a Kansas State University alum employed by Kansas Farm Life Insurance Co Manhattan. Larry is Cha nute High School graduate and Kansas State University senior majoring in chemical engineering and vice president of Phi Kappa Tau.
Community groups schedule events from 2 p m to 8 p m across churches clubs and halls. Activities include Victory Unit Welfare Office Cub Scout leaders round table Gem and Mineral Federation Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant Rainbow for Girls Carpenters Hall Chanute Toastmasters Outlook Study Club Round Table Study Club Athenaeum and multiple church circles and clubs through Tuesday and Wednesday with meetings, dinners, and memos.
David DeMeritt was honored on his sixth birthday with a luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis DeMeritt at the Orchid Buffet. Batman doll centerpiece and gold pom-pom mums decorated the table. guests included Stacy Aday, Tricia Prather, and several named relatives and friends. The Poor family hosted a follow up dinner in honor of their grandson's birthday.
The Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit met Friday with Mrs. William Trammell hosting ten members and one guest Ruby Manninger. Mrs. Cecil Arnett presided. officers installed include Mmes. Guy Braden president Boyd Smith vice president William Trammel secretary Rolla Rush treasurer and Mildred Wheatley public relations. Reports covered standards of excellency and a county wide Erie workshop. plans set for a December Christmas party and January hostess Mrs Cecil Arnett.
The Today's Mother Club entertained their husbands with a covered dish dinner in the Memorial Building Federation Room. Mrs. Charles Vierth chaired the committee with assistants Mrs. Alfred Krone Mrs. Paul Wells Mrs. Wilford Johnson and Mrs. Lewis Wible helping. Halloween was the theme of the event.
The Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a preferential tea in the Heritage Room at the library Sunday at five. Guests Mines, Mahlon Gray, Bud Ross, Jim Dickson, Tom Moriarty, and Gary Hibbs attended and signed pledge agreements. Three potential signers were absent: Mrs. Ron Gossett, Mrs. Ron Wiltse, and Mrs. David Dudley. Hostesses Mrs. Pack St Clair and Mrs. Don Elder served cake and coffee.
Donna Lynn Jerome and Gerald Keith Morrison exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at the Erie courthouse. The bride wore a rose-beige nylon lace suit with a matching veil and bronze accessories. The couple plans a short wedding trip before the groom leaves for the armed services.
United Church Women of Chanute hold World Community Day Friday with a 2 p.m. service at Grace Episcopal Church. The offering funds two projects: a parenting program in India and West Pakistan, and a training center for women in the New Guinea highlands. They will staff the center via Australian trustees, provide scholarships, and solicit personal hygiene kits and 10 cents per pound for handling.
The Chanute Recreation Commission launches a free women’s fitness program tomorrow at the junior high school gym. Barbra Keller leads volleyball basketball and light calisthenics with sessions on Nov 8 15 and 22 and eight more after the new year. Hours are 7 30 to 8 30 with a minimum age of 18. Last year 27 women enrolled. The winter schedule includes tennis in spring and fall and eight modern dance classes as part of year round offerings.
Use a meat thermometer to cook a lamb roast to about 160 to 170 degrees for juicy, well finished meat. This method aids precise doneness and helps prevent overcooking.
At Hutton school a world dinner brought guests from 16 nations including Brazil Cyprus Nigeria China Philippines India Thailand Samoa Germany Colombia Mexico Canada Scotland Netherlands Australia and Japan. Henry Watkins hosted with a musical program by Jody Painter Chester Day Martha McCoy. Harold Tarpley accompanied. About 100 attended besides the guests.
Mr and Mrs James H Blessing hosted a progressive Halloween party starting Saturday night at 927 S Evergreen. Fifteen homes were visited with seven minutes to craft a costume before joining each group. The event ended with breakfast at 911 S Highland hosted by Dr and Mrs Reuben J Burkman.
The table decorations and games provided entertainment as Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitworth of Seattle hosted. Attendees included Don F. Beach Emmett Bolze Ralph Garvin Frank Hotchkiss J W Johnson Alfred Krone Fred Johnston C I Newton Ellis W Riegle Jack Sparks Charles Vierth Giles Whitworth Lewis Wible Paul Wells and Mrs Everett Ackerson Mrs R D Churchill and Mrs T H Lovett.
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