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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1962
Page
3
Nostalgic reminiscence of lunch pail cookies once stored in lard tins. Provides a recipe for pineapple raisin cookies with butter, sugars, egg, vanilla, lemon, crushed pineapple, flour, baking powder, soda, salt, raisins and nuts. Includes mixing steps and baking directions.
Patsy Cooper, recent three year special term missionary to Japan, speaks at the Women's Society of Christian Service Guest Day on September 5 at 2 p.m. in the First Methodist sanctuary. She taught at Kobe College and studied in Tokyo while traveling in Asia. Tea to follow in the fellowship hall.
The Roosevelt PTA executive board met Wednesday at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Joe Jones in 1318 S Highland. President Mrs Wayre Klauman led plans for this year's program. A basket supper was scheduled for Sept 11 at 6 p.m. Punch and cookies were served by Mrs. Jones.
The Tops Determinettes met at 1407 West Main with Mrs. John Kinney in charge. Members reported weekly weight losses, seven pounds total. Games provided recreation, and the next meeting will again be hosted by Mrs. Kinney.
The Kansas squirrel hunting season begins today and runs September 1 through November 30. The bag limit is eight with a possession limit of 16. Hunting starts half an hour before sunrise and ends at sunset.
Suzanne Erickson was honored on her fourth birthday Thursday by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kile Erickson at 419 S. Lafayette. Gifts were opened and refreshments served. Attending were Connie Small, Bobbie Briley, Steven Slane, Sandra McCune, Lori Randy and Brenda Mathews, Mike Everman, Charolette Carter, Wesley, Mary Ann, Jimmie and Dean Edmondson, Mrs. Joe Everman, Mrs. Larry Mathews, Mrs. George Edmondson and Mrs. Mae Edmondson.
ERIE The Neosho Valley Co op Creamery Assn shifts from wholesaler and distributor to strictly a wholesaler. It will no longer bottle or distribute milk and will provide bulk milk to other firms for consumer distribution. Manufacturing will continue and may expand.
Calendar items list club meetings and group activities from September 3 to September 5 1962 in Chanute including Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel ey HDU and various church and civic group gatherings with times and locations such as Odd Fellows hall Masonic Temple and United Presbyterian Women activities in multiple circles. This notice aggregates community group schedules for the week.
Linus E Lofgren retired after 45 2 years with Santa Fe serving as road master clerk for eastern and Oklahoma divisions. Chanute Arkansas City officials and employees presented a transistor radio at a Friday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Kessinger 125 S Wilson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R S Ward Mr and Mrs C H Van Gundy Mrs Dora Lee Groves and Gayle and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Allison.
Lightning likely sparked a blaze at the Liberal Packing Co. building and contents in Liberal Kansas. Owner Daley Pickering valued the loss at 40000. A Rock Island train crew spotted the fire Friday, prompting response.
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Friday including Nancy Roberts Debra Stroh and Beulah Cesar with births for Mr and Mrs Gant and Mr and Mrs Perez Jr. Also admissions and dismissals today for multiple residents and a fire incident. Highway Patrol citations issued for speeding improper passing and stop sign violations with fines.
U S Sen Estes Kefauver will kick off the campaign of Paul Aylward, Democratic Senate nominee, at a Wichita dinner next Friday night. Aylward's dinner leads by 24 hours the Republican kickoff for Sen James Pearson. Sen John G Tower will speak at the Pearson dinner Saturday night.
Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs. H J Rauhoff delivered six boxes of birthday cards to Topeka Veterans Hospital and visited Santa Fe Hospital where Rauhoff had been a patient. William Treloggen and Ronnie Poor were among 269 Kansas State University graduates at Manhattan with summer school attendance noted for Poor and Treloggen. Judith Clough and Mary Sue Hack joined Pittsburg State summer Dean's Honor Roll with high credit grades. Reverend Pete M Davis will speak at First Church of God in Neodesha.
At 4 p m Thursday in police court a fire of undetermined origin damaged an awning at 17 S Highland. Police questioned two teenage boys seen nearby but they denied involvement. Tom Elmore of Nunn Colorado burned his hand trying to move the burning awning and was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
A small home made bomb damaged a Jewish synagogue in Stoke Newington, northeast London, ignited by a lag fuse and blowing a four inch hole in a glass door panel. The incident adds to postwar security worries across Europe as authorities note renewed tensions.
Small plants across Alexandria to Aswan in Egypt manufacture refrigerators transistor radios and automatic washing machines highlighting regional industrial growth and diversification during the period.
In Elmsford New York Sonotone unveils the Model 22 transistor hearing aid with high sensitivity and 500 fitting options. Dr L Grant Hector notes its light compact design under 3 ounces and about 2.5 inches high and its suitability for clear speech understanding. A printed report and wear test are available through Sonotone of Parsons Kansas by appointment with Manager Grover Davis.
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