Handshake Advice and Aunt V Shower Dilemma
Dear Ann Landers offers quick fixes for two social headaches. A husband with arthritis should explain to others by offering a witty swap of hands. The second letter outlines an engagement shower clash, advising to prune the guest list or cancel the event to avoid unwelcome gifts and pressure.
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Ann Landers
Aunt V
New Citizens and Birth Dates From Local Families
A list of newborns and parent details includes Edward Lee, Brian Keith, Lawrence Eugene Shepard II, Shelly Renae, Joey Alen, Susan Irene, Wayne Allen, Bradley David, and Paula Whitworth hosting duties. Addresses and birth dates are noted, with several locations in Humboldt, Altoona, and Stark mentioned.
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Edward Lee
John VanVickle
S. Steuben
Brian Keith
Darrell Wiltse
W. 3Rd
Lawrence Eugene Shepard II
Lawrence E. Shepard
Altoona
Shelly Renae
Alan Churchill
Humboldt R. 2
Joey Alen
Wesley Dillon
N. Steuben
Susan Irene
Larry Baucom
Stark
Wayne Allen
Lee Litherland
Humboldt
Bradley David
Donald E. Krouse
N. Evergreen
Lowe-Young Vows In Candlelight Ceremony
Dariese Marie Lowe and John Russell Young wed July 19 at the First Christian Church in a candlelight ceremony. Rev. Bert Sutton officiated as baskets of white gladiolus decorated the altar. the couple’s parents are listed and traditional music was performed by Mrs. Curtis Carlson.
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Dariese Marie Lowe
John Russell Young
First Christian Church
Bert Sutton
Harold P. Lowe
Carl Young
Washington
Curtis Carlson
Pam Young
Dwayne Lowe
Junior Young
Clyde Lowe
Frank Luther
Marva Runer
Dave Clark
Pauline Lowe
Loretta Young
Mountain Grove
S. Malcolm
Neosho County Fair details and orchard tour plans
The Neosho County Fair dates August 6 to 9 invite county residents to enter 21 garden vegetable divisions, 17 fruit divisions, crafts, arts, clothing textiles and antiques. Pre-entries due July 31, information via the Extension Council Erie Courthouse. A Kansas City day trip August 12 for ten dollars covers sights and tours ending with The Merry Widow at Starlight Theater.
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Neosho County
Neosho County Agricultural Extension Council
Erie
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Hottenstein
A bridal shower was held Wednesday evening in the Home Savings lounge honoring Connie Sue Hottenstein. Hosts were Mrs. Darrell Finley Mrs. Max Beech and Deanna Patterson. There were 45 invited guests. Miss Hottenstein will marry Larry Newton August 28.
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Home Savings Lounge
Connie Sue Hottenstein
Darrell Finley
Max Beech
Deanna Patterson
Miss Hottenstein
Larry Newton
Social Calendar July 28 29 events and contact
Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux at Memorial Building 7 30 p m Builders Class at First Presbyterian parlor 7 30 p m Fairfield Grange at Fairfield school 7 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings lounge 7 15 p m. For tour details contact Mrs Lois Carlson Extension Home Economist Court house Erie call 316 244 3251 Join fun day in Kansas City Aug 12.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield School
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Lounge
Lois Carlson
Erie
Kansas City
Penny method helps track wear for cleaner timing
Dear Heloise column shares tips from readers on tracking suit wear by placing a penny in each worn coat pocket to know when cleaners are needed. Other readers suggest salvaging buckles from old shoes and using spare sponge mop parts for freezer cleaning.
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Heloise
Ted Kinnett
Betty S
Inflation and wage growth dominate mid-1960s economy notes
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz warns inflation remains a concern as the cost of living climbs 6.4 percent yearly, the fastest since the Korean War. Wage settlements average over 7 percent in early 1969, with unions and firms warned about pricing themselves out of the market amid a policy of tight money.
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New York
George P. Shultz
Labor Department
Shultz
Let's Cook Dottie Tells All About Corn
Dottie Wellington recounts corn history from its 7 000 year cultivation in Mexico to its prominence in the United States. She details selecting ears and quick boiling, oven and charcoal roasting, and a no blanch freezing method from field to freezer.
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Dottie
Christopher Columbus
New World
Mexico
United States
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