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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1964
Page
4
Reader letters urge harsher penalties for repeat sex crimes and even surgical alteration. Ann rejects such measures, arguing for removal from society and psychiatric treatment instead. Another reader reports a milk card tampering issue in a shared building with young children nearby.
Reader Overstocked asks how to handle surplus dairy products while Burned wants compensation after a coworker burned a sweater with a cigarette. Ann Landers advises allowing the dairy issue to resolve at hands on action and suggests confronting the sweater incident directly for repair cost.
Kansas City readers are invited to test a new rupture support device without cost for 30 days. The physician’s appliance company offers a $3.50 truss to test, with instructions to keep the truss even if not fully satisfied and to return the invention. For details write 618 Koch Bldg., 2706 Main St, Kansas City, Mo.
Gard en City fourth grade teacher Gertrude Walker toured eight countries this summer with a group of 34. Highlights included a Vatican audience with Pope Paul VI in Rome and viewing Khrushchev in Copenhagen. She praises European art, architecture, and culture while noting travel challenges and the need for teachers to experience Europe for background.
Bend your best dish into the Cook's Corner feature. Each recipe pushed earns a 9 prize for the contributor. Entries judged on reader interest and originality. Source must be given and not from a current issue.
Mr and Mrs C W Terhune observed their 50th wedding anniversary at home on Sunday July 26 with 160 guests from across Texas and California. Attending were grandchildren and relatives including Phyllis Kay Terhune and Kenneth Terhune of Lakewood Calif and Phil Terhune of Lubbock, with a reception at 1211 St John. The event featured an amber glass tea service and a double wedding ring cake. Rev W H Moore officiated the ceremony.
Weekend guests at 911 Pat's Drive included Arthur Brandt Chuck and Eric in Wichita. Shia and Ida Rose Linn of Bancroft left Liberal by train for Tucson to visit San Manuel friends for a month. Clifford Culbertson Dale and Danny visited Parsons relatives, while Parm Robertson and Rodney Thayer joined Culbertsons for Friday supper. Bill Brown Kathy and David of Pershing attended an open house in Wichita for a grandfather turning 100.
Mrs Gladys Widows and daughter Peggy hosted a Sunday night picnic on their lawn at 712 Conkling. Attending were Mr and Mrs Pete Smith Jr, Mr and Mrs A G Warren and J C, Mr and Mrs Leo Solze, Mr and Mrs Elmer Haas Jr, Mr and Mrs John Adams, Mrs Anna Staley, Mr and Mrs Gibert Widows and family and Dick Waick.
A reader considers using bacon fat instead of butter to brush over corn on the cob. Emphasis is on using white bacon fat drained from fat cooked over very low heat, and ensuring the family enjoys bacon flavor in this method.
Telegram Want Ads encourage local buyers and sellers to post and respond to listings. The brief notice highlights using the platform for quick transactions, including various items and services offered by residents.
Ralph McClung Pharmacy Phacts stresses vitamins are drugs and only a doctor or pharmacist should recommend them. It warns improper use can be useless or harmful and encourages customers to seek correct, high quality vitamins at McClung & Payne's Garden City vitamin center at 109 Grant Ave.
Advertisement lists frozen donuts for 25 cents per dozen at Gold-N-Lite Pastries located at 109 E Fulton. The note ends with a stray fragment ady.
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