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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1962
Page
3
September marked breakfast month with two new recipes. A culinary trick bakes muffin mix jam batter in miniature bread pans to yield individual jam bread loaves with icing. Also shared are Baked Eggs with herbs cream and a parsley garnish, plus Small Muffin Loaf with rasp berry jam, baked at high heat and iced.
Mrs. Mary Jones was elected president of the Argy Duty Post American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion hall meeting. Other officers named include Mrs. Madeline Works as first vice president and Mrs. Phoebe Kemner as second vice president. Installation followed with Mrs. Mary Baeten assisting.
Mr and Mrs Don Beech Mr and Mrs Francis Meeker and Mrs Mithra Court attended a covered ider of Amaranth Friday night at a dish supper and meeting in Pittsburg with Dr Nola Ellison present.
The Holly Mothers Club met Thursday with Mrs. Charles Ballou and hostesses Mrs. James Lindsay and Mrs. A. J. Bertram. Members worked on decorations for the fall luncheon set for Oct. 11. Eleven members attended. The next meeting is Sept. 27 with Mrs. Neal McCoy.
Mrs. Charles Barnow reports a boy ran into a passing car at 4th and Steuben around 4 45 p m yesterday. The boy was not injured and did not identify himself but was recognized by Barnow’s daughter, a passenger. Lonnie and Mrs. Rhodes return from Chicago after four days at the International Achievement Conference.
Orpha circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist met at Mrs. Ed Parr’s with Mrs. Ben Hutt presiding. Mrs. Day-McCune led the lesson Rim of East Asia and introduced guest Mrs. Olson who spoke of her son-in-law and daughter missionaries in New Guinea visiting the United States.
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Clough Jr. died one hour after birth on September 14 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents, one sister Genera l Marie and one brother Richard Lee, grandparents, and great grandparents. Burial in Bethany cemetery, Urbana. arrangements by Johagon Mortuary.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the auxiliary room with a covered dish supper as poppy decorations set the scene. Reports from Girls State were given by Karen Kreider and Kathy Rose. Installing officers Mrs. Marvin Seefeldt and Mrs. Beulah Stewart oversaw installation of officers including Roscoe Offenbacker as president and Hazel Slane as secretary among others. A rummage sale was decided for Sept. 28 29 with Heinze as chairman. Various local groups and meetings are scheduled at Odd Fellows hall Tioga Hotel Masonic Temple and other venues through September.
Social notices list two events. Builders Class and salad supper at First Presbyterian Church parlor at 6 30 p m with table service requested. Chanute Country Club dance at 9 p m with Joe Rovito orchestra.
In Erie the Noble Grand Club met for a birthday gathering with 28 members and guests at the VFW clubhouse. Lila Culbertson Vera Stanley Althea Teeter Julia Crapson Katy Wiman Pearl Bennett Annis Gambrill led the committee. Birthday honorees included Edna McGowen Julia Crapson Ruth Cragg Bonnie Yockey and Mabel Locke. Edith Clapson presided at a covered dish dinner and brief business session. Next meeting October 10 with Althea Teeter hostess.
Daily Transcript lists admissions including Lennie Swi ler at 1711% S Santa Fe medical Fay Clopine 228 S Western medical Henry Knight 209 S Forest medical Ceceila Olson Lavenburg medical Henry Hare Bryant Rest Home medical James Gray 321 S Western medical iLena Cheek 421 S Malcolm medical and dismissals Ira Hague Thayer. Admissions today include Mrs Eldon Nance Buffalo surgery Lawrence Nichols Humboldt surgery Mrs Carter Willis 1501 W Main medical. dismissals include Ceceila Olson Lavenburg Mrs Paul Mayfield 1718 S Steuben Mrs Dean Page and daughter Humboldt. Traffic citation Bernard J Forrest Kenepolis illegal tag use $10 bend. Fire runs Friday 10 07 p.m end Malcolm fuse block electric pole. Today 2 35 a.m Mth Sante Fe broken electric wire.
At Bartlesville Meet the Golden Shrine number eight held a friendship gathering at Bethel Shrine of Jerusalem. Friday night guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Junod Mr and Mrs Vernie Steele and Mrs Inez Bray. Steele and Bray served as guest officers.
The Devoted Mothers club met Friday with Mrs. John Kinney at 1407 W. Main to discuss the annual fall luncheon. The program included a Monarch Cement Plant tour. Next meeting set for Santa Fe Park with husbands as guests hosted by Mrs. Oval Briener and co-hosted by Mrs. Orville Hallo away and Mrs. Warren Waldrip.
Mrs. Pearl Hooker hosted the Hobby Club at 816 North Grant with Elsie Cartwright in charge. Eight members answered roll call. Guests Dr. Fred Shaw and Mrs. T. O. Ward displayed treasures from the Orient collected on his trips abroad. Refreshments followed adjournment.
The Chaincomers met Thursday afternoon in the Community Room at the First National Bank with Mrs Bob Reynolds and Mrs Cecil Daniels as hostesses. Ruth Binckier won a prize for being the newest comer. A book review by Mrs Seth Gray covered The Lady at Box 99, a Mariam Van Waters biography. Plans were set for the Sept 22 steak fry at Santa Fe Park for husbands and wives.
A savory glaze blends honey with orange marmalade to finish baked ham. The glaze delivers a sweet citrus note that caramelizes during roasting, yielding a glossy crust and fragrant aroma.
The Chanute Tribune covers notable items from September 15 1968 on page three. Features include local notices and brief community updates reflecting mid September life in Chanute Kansas.
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