07 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1969
Page
1
Step by step recipe yields six dumplings using apples sugar cinnamon nutmeg flour shortening and butter. Prepare dough and apple filling, assemble in squares, bake 425 F for 35 to 40 minutes, serve warm with sauce.
Elks Bridge Club lists winners with 28 players. Mrs Lucy Carrigan won high scores for ladies and Mrs Harold Long took second. Hostess for six tables was Mrs Robert Cleaver. Elks Couples Bridge Club hosted Tuesday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Wilkerson. Mrs V O Ward won women’s high score and Mrs Bill Schroeder was second. Owen Grable won men’s high score with J Kuhn as runner up.
Chunk style instant coffee will join the familiar powdered coffee. Processors omit the final powdering step because the coffee dissolves easily. If shoppers accept it, more brands will appear in chunk style with premeasured rings that fit a standard percolator basket. It works for a pot, not ideal for a cup or two.
A new form of lemon peel in aerosol cans is announced for this year. The liquid peel is claimed to resist deterioration as air exposure is eliminated. Each one ounce container is said to equal the juice yield of several fresh lemons.
Calendar lists social group meetings including Senior Citizens Sewing Group and Ladies groups. Details mention Par. Clyle Center, meets at 2 pm, and events at Odd Fellows Lodge and Royal Neighbors Lodge with times 6 to 8 pm. Locations include Fulton miniature golf course and 101 Weigboro.
About 1,244 Garden City youths played baseball softball and tee ball this summer. Mothers spent hours transporting kids to practices and games across town, with families attending multiple games in one night. Parents juggled mealtimes and vacations while praising the Rainbow league for teaching sportsmanship and offering strong community ties.
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The notice lists newborn sons: Duane Tyler Glaze born July 31 in Dighton to Donald and Mrs Glaze. Christopher Paul Wasinger born Aug 1 in Scott City to Leonard and Mrs Wasinger. Russell Lane Kraft born July 31 in Holcomb to Gary and Mrs Kraft. William Keyse Rudolph born May 30 in Manhattan to G A Rudolph and Mrs Rudolph. It then questions whether parents value toys or values in them.
Food items lose moisture in transit from farm to table, even dry beans. Packer fills each dry weight pack with extra ounces to cover shrinkage. Underweight packages are condemned by state weights inspectors to ensure correct labeling and payment. For freezing beef, remove air and seal tightly with suitable film or foil.
A collection of Ann Landers letters and responses. A mother questions a daughter's fixation on a married man, a worker seeks guidance after a tense coffee break exchange, and a writer contemplates humorous name patterns. Landers offers blunt, practical counsel on abuse, empathy, and social behavior.
Scott City Post and Auxiliary No. 7773 hosted the Bth district council meeting with a school of instruction. Garden City attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Waller, Mr. and Mrs. Linenberger, Wayne Bertholf, Richard Appelhans, Mary Miller, Mrs. Romine, and Mrs. Naah. Ward Clinton and Corrine Bray were honored at a reception at the Post Home.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wilken of Lakin announce the engagement of their daughter Gayle to Richard Hamlin son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Hamlin of 1209 Pinecrest The bride elect will be a GCCJC sophomore this fall and works at Safe Way Store Garden City The groom to be is a 1969 GCCJC graduate and works at Western Alfalfa Mill Deerfield No wedding date set
The family of William E. Sewell expresses gratitude for sympathy, flowers, food and cards. Thanks go to Dr. Wiley, the nurses at St Catherine Hospital, and the ladies who served the dinner. Your kindness will be treasured. Ady.
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