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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
2
Readers share tips on corn silk removal with a toothbrush, improving grip on cups with rubber bands, sewing edges to cover buttons neatly, using a TV tray as a paint can stand, quick chili from sauce and beans, drying garments with a towel, adding foam to iron on tape, and freshening washing machines with floral spray.
The Social Security Commissioner announced that elderly people who missed Medicare enrollment by the May 31 deadline due to good cause may enroll by October 1. Eligibility applies to those 65 or older before March 1 who faced uncontrollable circumstances. Coverage starts six months after enrollment. delays beyond September 30 push next signup to October 1 next year with higher premiums.
A basketball sized meteorite reportedly fell near Dispatch Kansas on July 13. Smithsonian network head George Tougas says searches have halted with the object possibly disintegrating. Searches covered about ten miles northeast to southwest of Dispatch and residents were urged to watch fields and woods for fragments.
Bake cupcakes in a moderate oven at 350 to 375 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes until set and lightly golden. Check with a toothpick. it should come out clean with crumbs clinging.
Anne Morrow Graham, 19, daughter of Billy Graham, married Dr Daniel Milton Lotz, 29, in Montreat North Carolina. The couple vows were read before their fathers Rev John Lotz and Billy Graham, Lotz a UNC basketball star and former Air Force dental officer.
The Lutheran church in Humboldt dedicated carillon bells as a memorial to Joe Henrichs with Martin Henrichs Jr. of Gary Indiana as organist and carilloneur. The service theme was Praise the Lord from Psalm 150, noting praises with strings winds percussion. Pastor Seyfert read the dedication rite and led prayer as a hymns were played and sung by the congregation Ghee and family. Debbie McGhee visited her grandmother the prior week and then returned to Kansas City.
Pack 225 held a Tuesday Highland Park meeting with ice cream and cookies for 95 cub scouts and parents. Award recipients included Vance Bright Joseph Houdyshell and Leo Young bobcat pin Joey Curry wolf badge Kevin Jones silver arrow Joey Curry Randy Jordan gold and silver arrow Mike and Brad Bright bear badge.
The Center Grove Ladies Aid holds its first meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ben Wilhite for an afternoon gathering. Metta Bailey has returned home after a week visiting Dr. and Mrs. James Lane in Wichita. Several relatives and friends visit from Grand Junction Beatrice Cha nute and Humboldt with details of birthdays and anniversaries observed during Sunday calls and dinners.
Mrs. Olive Moyer came back Sunday after a week in Kansas City visiting her daughter Mrs. L R McGhee. Also mentioned is Mr. McGhee in the family context.
Enrollment for the adult education division will be in the Little Theater Tuesday at 7 pm. Courses for credit include accounting algebra American government English composition English literature family in society humanities Latin America modern math speech trigometry and typing. Non credit offerings include dressmaking welding woodworking furniture refinishing and upholstery geometry and blueprint reading with varied fees.
Atty General Robert Sonderholm ruled that a federal felony conviction does not disqualify a candidate from state office in Kansas. He said only a state felony conviction and sentence disqualify a candidate. He also held that traffic fines from juvenile court must benefit county schools.
Sedgwick County records in Wichita name John Harper in a disposition of stolen property. Topeka district attorney says Harper was convicted years ago of transporting a stolen vehicle across a state line. Sonderholm’s decision mentions no names or specific instances and concerns juvenile court fines at the request of G. O. Yandell of the state auditor’s office.
The Chanute Tribune announces staff roles and subscription rates for local and out of town delivery. Details include publication staff names and postal rates for various term lengths, plus chanute post office box and carrier pricing.
Local residents report visiting relatives and attending events. Tom Amos and Lloyd Nesbitt are in basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Circle Six pinochle club met at Mrs. Raymond Sharp’s home with nine members and a guest. Various families hosted visitors and saw theater outings, vacations, and a church or funeral gathering.
Chanute Tribune page two dated Saturday September 3 1966 features community briefs and local notices. Items include school events church announcements and upcoming civic meetings with brief details.
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