Preparing for Widowhood A Guide for Husbands and Wives
Elinor Anderson of Kansas State University urges couples to plan for widowhood by teaching wives basic financial and legal management. She says many women are unprepared for duties like taxes, insurance, investments, and managing documents, and recommends joint contingency planning and bank involvement.
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Elinor Anderson
Kansas State University
KSU
Anderson
Social calendar and family planning advice column
Social calendar lists club meetings and events for Aug 5 and 6 at Chanute area venues with multiple groups. An accompanying KSU specialist urges spouses to discuss estate and survivor planning, widowhood finances, and guardianship, emphasizing practical steps and seeking guidance.
EU researchers study child's eating habits at KU day care
A University of Kansas team renews a National Institute of Health grant to study how toddlers aged 1 to 3 respond to nutritious foods. They test flavors, temperatures, and mealtime dynamics at the Lawrence Day Care Center to develop parent and day care guidance on fostering healthy eating habits.
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University of Kansas
National Institute of Health
Todd Risley
Emily Herbert-Jackson
Marie Z. Cross
Norge W. Jerome
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Herbert Jackson
Lawrence Day Care Center
Meadowbrook
4-H Club News Showcases International Flavor Styles
Best Yet 4-H Club hosted Foods with an International Flavor with 12 girls, eight mothers, and three children at Mary Ann Keas home. Sewing projects modeled county fair outfits while Willing Workers hosted a style show luncheon for about 30 attendees. Neosho Valley Busy Bees toured Highland Park on July 11 to decide on a county fair booth.
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Kenneth Keas
Foods Leader
Erie
Arnold Summervill
Gloria Summervill
Terri Sue Reinhardt
Willing Workers
Harold Barnhart
Wayne Taylor
Taylor
John Harinett
Reuben Blubaugh
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
4-H
Highland Park
Landscaping Tip for Home Buyers Cites Tree Distance
In home hunting advice experts warn that trees planted too close to a house can threaten the roof gutters and foundation. They suggest keeping trees 10 to 15 feet away to reduce potential damage.
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