Not Many Girls Pleased With Their Physical Image
A letter from Phoebe describes a teen with large eyes ears nose and chin and a desire for a social life. Panelists from Pennsylvania Arizona Kansas Illinois discuss self image and how excessive self-criticism can block dating opportunities and social engagement.
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Phoebe
Susan Kohler
Pennsylvania
Bruce Denton
Arizona
Carol Helton
Kansas
Jacqueline Noi
Illinois
Notice of Suit in Neosho County Kansas Rollin Townsite case
The Greves sue to quiet title on Rollin real estate in Neosho County Kansas including Block 42, Lot 1 and adjacent parcels. The defendants named include Rollin Town Company and multiple Johnson and Woods heirs with unknown successors. Pleading due by February 21, 1967 in Chanute District Court.
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Chanute Tribune
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Kansas
Chanute
Larry EF. Greve
Sharon S.S. Greve
A. L. Taylor
Abram Lobaugh
Abraham Lobaugh
Julia Woods
Anna Woods
Pg McCorkle
Sien Woods
Ann- Beery
Laura Beery
Nathan Senason
Robert Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Minnie Johnson
Delos Johnson
Martin Fe
Rollin Town Company
District Court
Larry F. Greve
Sharon S. Greve
Rollin
Town of
Slough
Township
Neosho River
Court House
Larry E. Greve
Sharon
Greve
Fleming & Forsyth
Erle, Kansas
John W. White
Betty Barr
Suit for Damages Rejected by Jury
A Rice County jury in Lyons Kansas rejected a negligence suit filed by Sue Lawson of Hutchinson against Dr. A. R. Hill and Dr. L. J. Beyer over an alleged incomplete appendix removal during a February 1963 appendectomy. Lawson sought $11,400.
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LYONS
Kan
Rice County District Court
Sue Lawson
Hutchinson
A. R. Hill
L. J. Beyer
Public Sale of Furniture and Miscellaneous Items
A public auction will offer furniture and miscellaneous household items moved into a mobile home. The sale location is described as 2 miles south of Chanute toward Hillside Auto Salvage, with various turns noted for access.
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Mobil
Chanute
Hillside Auto Salvage
22 Kansans Enter Junior Miss Event
The sixth annual Kansas Junior Miss pageant in Belleville on January 21 drew 22 entrants. Contestants compete for 1600 in U S Savings bonds 500 in scholarships and other prizes. The winner will represent Kansas at Mobile Alabama in March. Karen Anderson of Hays is the 1966 state junior miss. Participants are high school seniors aged 16 to 19 judged on scholarship arts poise and fitness.
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Chanute Tribune
Temple City
Calif
Belleville
Kan
Walter Baldridge
U.S
Kansas
Mobile
Ala
Karen Anderson
Hays
Joyful Spots on Memory Lane
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a sanctuary of meaning guiding life across time. He contrasts adult recollection with a child's instinct to seek memorable moments, imagining homes where families shared goodnights on the ground floor before turning in upstairs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Erie Clubs Hold Meetings and Local Social News
In Erie the inaugural events for Gov. Robert Docking are noted with Ralph Watkins, Kansas Young Democrats president, attending the parade and swearing in at Topeka. The report lists club meetings including Rock ’n’ Roll homemakers, Finesse Club, VFW dinners, and charity sewing for veterans, plus various local visits and reminiscences about neighborhood life.
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Erie
Ralph Watkins
Robert Docking
Topeka
Municipal Auditorium
Watkins
Kansas Young Democrats
E. V. Turgeon
Kansas City
Ed Moore
Finesse Club
Ralph Willson
Cleo Dalton
Virgil Hines
Leslie Scoville Low
Veterans’ Hospital
Frank Relph
Mike
Phillip
Richard
Pam
Fredonia
W. J. Han
Shelley
Kevin
Shawn
Roy Freeland Receives Two Agriculture Awards
TOPEKA AP Two awards were presented to Roy Freeland secretary of the state Board of Agriculture at the board’s annual dinner Wednesday night. One was the Kansas State University distinguished service award in agriculture the other the golden anniversary award for meritorious service to agriculture by the Federal Land Bank of Wichita. Freeland was appointed secretary in 1950.
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Topeka
Roy Freeland
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas State University
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Freeland
Mayan El Salvador Porters Fought Wheel Automation
Ancient Mayas in El Salvador reportedly knew about the wheel but rarely used it. A strong guild of porters is believed to have resisted wheeled automation, preserving traditional transport methods.
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el Salvador
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