Plastercraft winner Regina Tarwater earns ribbon
Regina Tarwater of Walnut wins a prize ribbon in the Idea Fair at the O'Hare Inn near Chicago for a sno white owl plaster casting with a feather finish. She is a founder and board member of the Plastercraft Association and plans a wholesale factory on her farm with son Doug as partner.
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Regina Tarwater
Walnut
Texas
O’hare Inn
Chicago
Tarwater
Jay
Regina
Bill
Clara Morgan
Erie
J. A. Kyle
Tarwaters
Doug
Dallas
Plastercraft Association
Central Park couple wed in Humboldt Oklahoma ceremony
Linda E Yokum of Humboldt married Jimmy Lee Cravens of Cushing Oklahoma at Central Park Building on June 14. Rev R A Perley officiated. Bride's cross necklace was a gift from the groom. Bridesmaids Evelyn Scott and Nancy Manley, matron of honor Janice Oliphant, and groomsmen George Cravens Jr and Tom Oliphant attended. The couple resides at 915 Osage Humboldt. Groom employed by Arco Oil Co.
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Linda E. Yokum
Humboldt
Jimmy Lee Cravens
Cushing
Okla
Central Park Building
Robert N. Yokum
George Cravens
R. A. Perley
Christ On the Cross
Janice Oliphant
Evelyn Scott
Nancy Manley
Joe Bob Cravens
George Cravens Jr
Tom Oliphant
Osage
Arco Oil Company
Best Yet 4-H Club Reports July Activities
The Best Yet 4-H Club in City Park held a July meeting with 28 members and 17 guests. Citizens discussed kitchen safety gear, project talks, a farm sale, a 2 pm style review, and National Farm Safety Week events. Terri Sue Reinhardt will attend Kansas State University this fall.
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City Park
Linda Summervill
Neosho County Fairgrounds
Randy Reinhardt
Richard Reinhardt
Candy Binnion
Terri Sue Reinhardt
Kansas State University
Burghart, McGuffey, Trout
Merritt
Warrant law overhauls promise clearer terms and refunds
A new Lemon Law requires clear plain language on warranties for products over five dollars and labels full or limited coverage. It also mandates refunds or replacements after reasonable repair attempts and plans FTC guidance over years. Deodorants and cosmetics injuries prompt FDA safety testing talk and a Career Enterprises refund drive for former students.
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Federal Trade Commission
The
New York Times
Career Enterprises, Inc
FTC
Career Enterprises, — Inc
Career Enterprises
Career Training Institute
Career Training Center
Cashier Training Institute
Keypunch Academy
Kansas
Women urged to press inroads in politics at NWPC meet
Mary Louise Smith head of the Republican National Committee told National Women's Political Caucus delegates they must continue widening influence. The NWPC convention in Boston drew about 2000 delegates and backed Equal Rights Amendment. Audrey Rowe Colom was elected chair with Betsy Griffin and four others as vice chairs.
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Boston
UPI
Mary Louise Smith
Republican National Committee
National Women’s Political Caucus
NWPC
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Fred Harris
Dokla
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Smith
Audrey Rowe Colom
Washington, D.C
Betsy Griffin
Vivian Hall
California
Rhea Mojica Hammer
Illinois
Anita Nelam
Kentucky
Lee Novick
Connecticut
Jane Haun Macon
Friendly Neighbors Club Hosts Fiddle and Fellowship
Members of the Friendly Neighbors Club met at the Bakers home with 15 attendees including spouses. Ralph Baker played fiddle and harmonica as ice cream and cake were served. Lydia Circle at Grant Avenue Baptist met with devotions and a donation dedication while United Presbyterian Women organized a Christmas in July program with charity drives and a Lifeline medical film.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
Ralph Baker
Lydia
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Harold Neptune
S. Plummer
Blaine Marks
Neptune
United Presbyterian
D. A Finney
Carl Orr
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Ministerial Alliance
Madeline Murray O'Hare
God
John Hargrave
Edna Peterson
Mamie Heinze
Merle Estes
Heinze
Hunter Keen
Peever
S.D
Estes
Rebekah
Ralph Toland
N. Lafayette
Paul Puckett
Frances Cottrell
Max Tharp
Thailand
James E. Conklin
Conklin
Dear HeloiseHints and Local Church News Update
Reader tips include repairing worn terry cloth slippers with new heel patches and adding strawberry juice to frosting for color and flavor. A teething cookie fix helps babies hold them, plus kitchen tips on boiling potatoes. Community notes cover a youth choir appearance and mission card exchanges at area churches with devotional lessons and music.
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Heloise
G.S
Homemade avocado dressing boosts fresh summer salads
Walter Schroeder of Hutchinson's Town Club shares a base fresh dressing recipe for summer salads. Blend or whisk to emulsify oil with egg, vinegar and seasonings then fold in avocado for a pale green avocado dressing to dress greens or vegetables.
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Dottie
Wellington
Walter Schroeder
Hutchinson's Town Club
Social calendar notices for early July events
Community notices list meetings and gatherings with times and places. United Transportation Union Local 441 meets at Carpenters Hall 3 30 p m on Monday July 2. TOPS Club at Safari West community room and several other clubs schedule events through July 22.
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United Transportation Union
Carpenters Hall
Tops Club, Inc
Safari West
Wom Colfax American Baptist Women
Slides of
Thailand
American Legion Auxiliary
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute Country Club
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