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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
3
Autumn is the time to ready the house for cold weather. Paint wooden storm doors and windows with vinyl base paint, insulate attic, weatherstrip, drain outside pipes, and check heating and chimney. Stow away awnings and install a vinyl asbestos floor where cement has cracked.
Readers share tips on buying large turkeys split into halves or quarters for easier storage and better value. Advice covers tape residue removal with fresh tape, using oven mitts for waxing furniture, repurposing leftover drapery fabric for lamp shades and waste baskets, and winterizing the home with drainage from foundations, porch storage, and rodent prevention.
The Sorghum Valley Grange Booster Night was held with a covered dish dinner before the business session. Master S. L. Mc Millen announced hosts for the county meeting at Baker Valley School House on Nov. 3. E. W. Maxwell noted five candidates awaiting, one reinstatement. Eight visitors attended. next meeting slated for October.
Mrs Eileen Rankin Cottey chairman presented the seminar report at a PEO Chapter DD meeting held at Mrs Carl Pates home 1119 S Highland at 2 p m Thursday The Cottey College Sept 7 8 event in Nevada Missouri drew 430 attendees The college a two year liberal arts girls school has 366 students and 40 faculty pupils tuition stands at 2000 yearly Eligibility extends to upper half graduates An ongoing building program will expand capacity to 450 The next luncheon is at Maple Leaf Tea room then a 1 30 p m meeting Oct 6 at Mrs Edwin Rideaus 426 W 6th Roll call counted 23 members
TOPEKA The board of directors of the Santa Fe Railway has today declared a quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share, dividend No 226 on the common capital stock, payable Dec 5 to stockholders of record at close of business Oct 28.
A miscellaneous shower at Hillcrest School on Sept 24 honored Lynnta Swiler and Bill Nelson. They will marry tomorrow. Cake and punch were served. Marsha Dent poured. Ribbons were placed on a keepsake wet pillow. Numerous invited guests attended from local families and organizations.
Saturday features Do Si Do Square Dance Lessons Launching Pad at 8 pm. Sunday shows Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen IOOF hall at 1 30 pm. Monday lists WWI Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Building covered dish dinner 6 30 pm Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall refreshments 8 pm. Arts and Crafts Central Park 9 am to noon plus Chanute Cycle Club 7 30 pm and other club events through the day.
Julie Brune opened the meeting of FHA at the Senior High School explaining that FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America. She introduced the new officers for 1966-67: president Julie Brune, vice president Marsha Dent, secretary Terry McGuffey, treasurer Marlene Feld, and historian Reba Jones. Dent, who attended FHA camp, showed the club emblem, motto, colors, and flower. Two committees were appointed as activities were discussed.
Buffalo OBS in meeting at the Masonic Hall with Mrs. Charles Follmer and Charles Follmer presiding. Secretary read invitations from Golden Red Yates Center and Coffeyville chapters for upcoming events October 4 6 and 11. District aide Bonnie Taylor announced the Fredonia district meeting January 5. Buffalo Blue Birds to observe Friendship night October 26. refreshments served. hostesses listed.
Scout news from Den 2 and Den 5 Pack 27 describe Wednesday activities. Den 2 practiced safety around the home with den mothers Mrs. Ron Fleming and Mrs. Dale Cook, and started costume planning for a pack meeting. Mickey Ratliff earned a denier badge. refreshments served to six boys and guest Kim Hendrix by Norman Honas. Den 5 led the pledge with co-den mothers Mrs. Tom Murrill and Mrs. John Hovorka. a flag history was shared, games played, Mark Haight served refreshments, and the meeting closed with the living circle.
Jeannine Burkman, age 10, received a birthday celebration at her parents Dr. Reuben Burkman and Mrs. Burkman home at 911 South Highland. The party featured a pink tissue paper bunny pinata filled with candy and gifts, a blindfolded candy break, and a skating rink private party with cupcakes and pops.
Prepare lemon gelatin from scratch and chill until just starting to thicken. Fold in cantaloupe balls and seedless green grapes for a bright, fruity salad or dessert with a glossy, refreshing finish.
A modern formula called Primatene provides rapid relief from asthma breathlessness. The small tablets claim to open blocked airways within minutes, ease panic, and sustain breathing for hours, with safe use and nonprescription sales in many states.
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