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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
4
A reader asks if weekly dinners between a married man and a secretary constitute adultery. Ann Landers explains adultery is a sexual relationship with a nonspouse, clarifying both married partners can be involved. The column also addresses reporting carnival animal cruelty to the ASPCA and a husband who struggles with simple household tasks.
Elwyn Holmes of Kansas State University notes rising electricity and natural gas costs with projected growth over five years. U.S. energy reserves are finite with varying remaining years for oil natural gas uranium shale oil coal and technologies like fast breeder reactors and coal to liquids under study for future fuel supply.
Mrs. Marie Gibson hosted and presented selections from As I Pass By by Walter Wayland for the Past Matrons Club of Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs A B Chauncey led devotions from Psalms and Isaiah. Mrs Howard Bailey opened with a poem and gifted Mrs Lois Cady for her birthday.
New Citizens David Wayne son of Mr and Mrs Dale Small R 4 born Sept 3 and Michael David son of Mr and Mrs David Chandler Walnut born Sept 17 are announced in this local notice with parental details and birth dates.
A playful culinary note suggests adding finely grated car rot to a tuna mix meant for tuna burgers. The addition would introduce an unusual flavor texture, though caution is advised regarding safety and edibility.
A women’s weight watching exercise class starts Tuesday at the Launching Pad 15th and S Highland. Linda Rubow will instruct for the Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission. Enrollment is $2 for eight weeks with sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 30 a.m. The program aims to keep muscles firm and toned.
A reader urges fathers to train sons in handyman skills. The writer recalls his own father and notes how teaching practical tasks builds capable men and appreciated husbands. A reader thanks Andy for advice on involving fathers in forming practical skills.
City households urged to conserve fuel this winter with kitchen and home energy tips. Tips include using tight lids, high to low heat, ovens efficiently, insulation upgrades, weather stripping, and closing drapes at night to cut heat loss in Kansas homes.
Odense Extension Home makers Unit met at Mrs. C de Sellegren's home to discuss how diseases pass from animals to humans. Mrs. Harry Lindberg and Mrs. Orlie Hiebert led a lesson noting over 100 diseases can transmit, urging vaccination where feasible, sanitation, hygiene, and common sense. Nine members and three children attended the meeting with refreshments served.
Buffalo couple Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Evans celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 4 p.m. open house at the Senior Citizens Center hosted by their son Edward D. Evans and family. Married Sept. 26, 1923, in Fredonia, Evans worked 43 years in oil fields in Kansas and Oklahoma before retiring and relocating from Wichita to Buffalo in 1967.
Members of the Association of Women Students will serve watermelon at the outdoor movie at Neosho County Community Junior College tonight. Plans to serve NCCJC students and faculty were made at a Monday meeting in the AWS sponsor Mrs. Elva Lee’s home. AWS officers include Bonnie Brown president Susis Whitley vice president Sandy Yockey secretary Rita Whitehead treasurer Debbie Quirarte senate representative Kathy Langley alternate.
Lt. Dale Pierce of the Kansas Highway Patrol spoke to Cosmos Study Club members and guests at Mrs. Harry Larson's home about highway hazards. introd by Mrs. Harry Jackson. About 20 attended the covered dish dinner and meeting including members' spouses and Mrs. Larson's daughter Cindy and her children Douglas.
Mrs. Catherine Potts spoke to the Chanute VFEW Auxiliary Monday and urged recognizing Veterans Day on November 11. She unveiled a new program Safety and Drive to Survive and announced support for Mrs. Bernice Bergen for department guard.
Ruth Circle met at Ruth Gray home to study Gods Creation the Rainbow led by Vendla Kjellander. Mrs Clara McCandless led devotions on Psalm 42 9 Why Go I Mourning. Fifteen members and a guest Mrs Roger Gray attended.
Mrs Myron Cooper led the Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at Mrs Hugo Larson's home discussing food safety from animal to human nutrition. She urged cooking meat to 145 degrees, avoiding doubtful foods, and respecting wild animals. eight members and one visitor attended.
Stark EHU offered a lesson on marriage customs titled Marriage Then and Now led by Mrs. Lois Carlson extension home economist. Twelve members and four guests attended at Mrs. Don Richwine’s home, with a plan for the next meeting at Mrs. Leroy Wilson’s house.
Readers share clever hacks from wheel chair friendly chairs to folding travel ironing boards and laundry wagons. Suggestions include using a secretarial chair for mobility doors and a traveling ironing board as a lap board plus tips for housework order and repurposing a wagon as a laundry cart.
Christopher Moore was honored on his first birthday with a buffet dinner at Santa Fe Park for 21 guests. Guests included his grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kubik and Mr and Mrs Richard Moore, all of Wellington. Christopher is the son of Mr and Mrs Kevin Moore of 915 S Lafayette.
The meeting at 1 p.m. on October 10 will focus on children's clothing. Zelda Zimmerman from Kansas State University will lead, with Lois Carlson noting the session will inform those who buy or sew for children.
The United Transportation Union Auxiliary hosted a Friday luncheon at 934 S. Lincoln honoring members with birthdays. Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Mrs. Hazel Stevens were recognized and given cards. Cards were sent to Mrs. R. E. Offenbacker and Mrs. Edna Emerick. Mrs. Stevens read a poem and Mrs. George Wilson led the 10 member business session.
Social calendar entries list events for Friday including We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1:39 p.m. Chanute Country Club bridge at 1:30 p.m. Senior Citizens ride line at Central Park Building. Neosho County Pomona Grange at Fairfield School 7:30 p.m. Past Noble Grands Club dinner 6:30 p.m. Details note rides 431 4026. Saturday events feature Outlook Study Club picnic 6 p.m. and Dee-Si-Do Square Dance at Central Park Building.
The High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club held a covered dish supper on Sept. 19 with 19 members, 13 parents and two guests. Margaret Russell and Donna Wiltse presented year pins. Officers for the new year include Lowell Olson president and Brenda Olson vice president.
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