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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1968
Page
8
Ann Landers responds to a letter about a 24 year old son Hal and his wife Melanie, both pursuing PhDs, who plan to put their newborn up for adoption. The mother urges intervention. Landers says the couple are not fit parents and should decide for themselves. The column also advises on hospital visit etiquette and parenting boundaries.
A reader quiz lists five Bible questions including Sybil’s prophecies, the eight Ark occupants, a leprosy tale, Paul’s companion, and Joseph and Mary’s escape to Egypt. It notes scoring: four correct equals excellent, three correct good.
Chanute cosmetologists met in the Memorial building with Mrs. Scherel Booe presiding. Six members and guest Pat Paul attended. They discussed wigs wiglets and the Wheat Belt hair fashion convention slated for Oct 5 and 6 in Wichita. The next meeting is Oct 14.
Fifteen members attended the Modern Study Club coffee at the home of president Mrs. Ed Ranz Jr. Yearbooks were distributed and new member Mrs. Gaylord Bauer was welcomed. Assisting hosts were Mrs. Burris Blume Mrs. Larry Wilson and Mrs. Kenneth Keas. The Egg 17 meeting will be with Mrs. Rhodes Danehower R 3.
Mrs Andrew Nelson hosted the Victory EHU gathering with nine members sharing visited places. They announced County Homemakers Day on Sept 24 at Central Park and approved continuing magazine subscriptions for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Leaders for 1969 lessons were chosen.
Guidance to reach the Tribune via phone with after hours contact options. If the primary line is unavailable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
Heloise advises readers on eradicating weevils from foods and cupboards. She recommends throwing away any item with even a single weevil, using bay leaves or chewing gum to deter them, and storing items in wide mouth glass jars with tight caps. Emphasizes cleaning shelves with disinfectant and taping labels to jars for recipe access.
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