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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
3
Betty Williams explains how a well organized home office boosts family productivity. From compact file units to desk accessories like staplers, tape dispensers, pencil sharpeners, budget notebooks, and index telePhone finders, practical tools streamline bills, receipts, recipes, and project notes.
The Canty family gathered for the annual reunion at Santa Fe Park on Sunday with attendees including May Wilson of Altoona Bryan Canty Stephen Canty Frank Lance Glen Payne Deborah Reggie Terena Mannen Dixie Offen backer and Gorda Buffalo R C Mannen Pamela Larry Hart Nina Pringle Dick Pringle Homer Nelson O N Thompson Jim Pringle and others from Yates Center Chanute and nearby.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the B of RT held a one o'clock luncheon at the Silver Grill on Friday. Mrs Mabel Walker hosted with Mrs Oradell Carpenter assisting. Fourteen members attended and gifts were given to three members. The next meeting is set with Mrs Anderson in October.
Mr and Mrs Ellie Belt at 321 S Ashby hosted a family picnic Sunday in Santa Fe Park. Attendees included I F Jeffries and J M Jeffries families from Nevada Missouri. G F Roberts family. Thomas siblings from Commerce Oklahoma. I J Jeffries and Terry from Kansas City. Philip Rush family from Chanute.
Social calendar lists events and meetings including Hulda Parker Chapter meetings at CES Masonic Temple and GAR MEMORIAL building, PTA study group in teachers lounge, Community Council at Memorial Building, Chanute Textile Paint Club at JayCee Club Room, Bound to Win class at EUS Church, BPW meeting at Tioga Hotel Pine Room, Sunflower HO unit gathering, and Women of Grace Episcopal Church chapter leaders. Also includes zucchini cleaning tip.
Mrs George Washburn was elected president of the Kansas Settes at their Friday meeting held in the home of Mrs Carter Willis 1501 West Main Other officers elected included Mrs Everett Faulkner secretary treasurer Mrs Harold Sharp reporter and Mrs James H Dye program chairman
ST JOSEPH MO AP A former St Joseph resident now at the Veterans Facility in Wadsworth Kansas may be the nation's oldest living veteran Simpson Mann is 102 He served in the 9th Cavalry during the Indian Wars under Nelson Miles He recalls the Battle of Wounded Knee as bloody born in Virginia in 1861 he enlisted in 1888 and later mined coal in West Virginia Records at the VA list his birth date as December 25 1861 VA notes enlistment papers give March 8 1867 as birth date
Alpha Omicron chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met for a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday at the Tic Toc in Humboldt. The main business was electing new members. Two Allen County members reported on a regional conference in Kansas City. An officers' workshop was announced for Fort Scott. Mrs. Martha Hutton gave devotions.
The Kayettes of Royster Junior High held a Friday slumber party in the school gymnasium with 44 girls attended by sponsor Mrs Denise Akins and Mrs Robert Cox. Attendees brought snacks and the night featured games singing and dancing.
Plans call for starting construction by November 1 on the first building at the Agricultural Hall of Fame site in Wyandotte County. The 28,800 square foot masonry structure is priced at about $185,000 and bids will be opened October 17. Ground-breaking ceremonies are planned at the 275 acre site north of Bonner Springs, with a federal charter transfer and officer elections on the agenda.
A quirky text describes playful kitchen ideas such as softening ice cream in bowls and cross-cut pimiento strips. It mentions garnishes for cold cooked dishes and suggests cookies and cake as accompaniments. The piece notes that top men or other fish steaks may respond to these techniques, and observes that pings freeze well.
A reader asks if she is neurotic for demanding more from marriage after her husband avoids crises. another teen girl laments her father dating and seeks moral guidance. a guest questions a neighbor who posts a front door note. Ann Landers replies that a partner who ducks adversity cannot be trusted and urges pursuing new friendships and living.
The Rural School Community met Friday night at the school with new president Mrs. Fred Reno in charge. Members voted to hold four meetings this year in October December February and May. Games were played and refreshments served by hosts Mrs. Reno Mrs. Robert Lopeman and Mrs. John Hart.
The Junior St. Cecelia Music Club met at Santa Fe Park Thursday for its annual picnic to start the new club year. Dean Youngberg led the business meeting, while Mrs. W. H. McMurray of the Senior Music Club offered greetings. Marilyn Tiegreen spoke on the Federation hymn “Call Jehovah Thy Salvation.” A parliamentary quiz was held by Mrs. O. H. Cunningham, and group singing with ukulele accompaniment by Betty Earnest closed the gathering. Twenty eight members and three counselors attended.
Invitations go out for the annual Woman's Kansas Day Club tea in Wichita to honor Mrs Roy Gibson of Chanute the state president. Board members and guests from Topeka Chanute Emporia and other Kansas communities plus the Wichita area will call between 2 and 5 p.m. They will be greeted by past presidents and long standing members.
Chefs propose a novel vegetable side by pairing cooked sliced carrots with a smooth cheese sauce. Finish with minced parsley for a bright herb note. The combination delivers a comforting, surprisingly rich accompaniment.
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