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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1971
Page
3
A reader facing an unplanned pregnancy asks how to handle family pressure while seeking adoption. Ann advises secrecy about paternity to avoid danger, and suggests swift placement in a home for unwed mothers. The page also includes reader letters about return policies and housework dynamics.
Social notes request for Tribune coverage due 48 hours after events with weddings photos within seven days. Listings include Sweet Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p m Town and Country Extension Homemakers 909 N Allen 1 15 p m Rural Grange Rural school p m United Transportation Union Local T 441 Carpenters Hall 801 S Malcolm 7 30 p m Welcome Wagon 909 S Larson 9 30 a m Iota Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi 114 S Steuben 7 30 p m Rural Homemakers Extension Homemakers R Verda King R 3 1 30 p m.
Corliss Jeane Bodley of Boulder Colorado and Robert Bruce Weeks of St Paul Minnesota married Aug 28 at the Little Church of the Pines Salida Colorado. The bride a Bodley descendant and graduate student. the groom a Midway Hospital worker with a medical technology degree.
Dear Heloise offers a simple fix for cold coffee during a busy day. A reader explains that interruptions from cleaning, dusting, or tidying windows and mirrors repeatedly pull them away from their drink. The suggestion aims to streamline routine breaks.
Paula Kay Carlson and Michael Wheatley announce their engagement. Paula is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carlson and a graduate of Independence Beauty College, employed at Professional Beauty Salon. Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wheatley, Thayer, a Thayer High School graduate, and works at Pat Paul’s Beauty Salon. The wedding is set for October 30 at Otterbein United Methodist Church.
The Midway to Altoona YWCA earned a gold seal for its charter at a Midway school meeting led by president Karen Wing who also opened with a poem. The budget passed and members reported on the Y Camp trips. A name change to Altoona Midway YWCA was approved.
Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit met in the Heritage Room of the Chanute Public Library to discuss upcoming events. A fall Ozarks tour was noted, Swap Shop is set for October 11 in Erie, and township elections occur in October. The group earned a red ribbon at the Neosho County fair.
New Citizens list includes Jeremy Charles son of Mr and Mrs Randall Harding born Sept 38 and Donald Glenn son of Mr and Mrs Glendal R King born Sept 13. Classified ads by 9 30 a m weekdays and 9 a m Saturday display by 12 noon prior day.
Blue Bird OBS Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a covered dish dinner with families in the Masonic hall before their fall meeting. Lula Houston and W D Hampen led the session. donation was given to the American Red Cross. Twenty three members and a guest attended.
The 15th annual Romine family reunion took place Sunday at the Central Park building. A basket dinner was served at noon to about 50 relatives and friends from Wichita Kansas City Garnett Lavenburg Humboldt Yates Center Erie and Chanute.
Humboldt residents Mr and Mrs George Eggers announce the engagement of their daughter Ellen Berniece to Derrill Rinehart son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rinehart. Both attended Humboldt schools and Allen County Community Junior College. Ellen works at the elementary attendance center and Derrill works for Kustom Electronics Inc A November 6 wedding is planned.
The Grayson family held its first reunion in 37 years at Kenneth Swaney's home. Of 11 original siblings, four survive and three attended: Marjorie Cardon of Chicago, W L Grayson of Port Orchard Washington, and Hattie Swaney of Kelso Washington. Sister Thelma Coon could not attend. brother Daniel Grayson died last month.
W. B. Richardson of Satanta formerly of the Leanna and Humboldt area was honored at a surprise Sept. 4 home celebration. Hosts for a hamburger fry and reception were the Richardson children Mrs. Kenneth Pittman Wichita Mrs. Dick Smith Benedict and Jack Richardson Shawnee.
Mrs. A B Johnson highlighted art glass reproductions and old pattern glass at the Hobby Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Edna Strohm. Display included Burmese and Spanish Lace pieces, Carmel Slag, Moon and Star patterns, and new cut Star Gold trim items.
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