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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1972
Page
3
A reader letter discussion cites Ann Landers and a Royal Society medical tabulation on liquor costs. The exchange questions sex roles, calls alcohol a social menace, and suggests parental guidance while Centennial Gals announce an international party date and celebrate birthdays.
Maria Jeanette Hoyt and Robert W. Lord wed at Syracuse First Presbyterian Church in a candlelight ceremony led by Rev. Earl H. Estill. The couple, both Garden City area natives, will reside in Garden City after a wedding trip.
Rosanna May Gammill and Randall Lea Jones exchanged marriage vows at Pleasant Prairie Church of God in Satanta in a 7 p.m. ceremony on Saturday August 12. The Rev. Frank Courvisier officiated. The couple, both from Satanta, plan a Colorado honeymoon then reside in Olathe.
Descendants of the late L J Braddock of Spearville gathered at Finnup Park for their annual all day pot luck with many attending from Dodge City Great Bend Kansas City Kan Evansville Ind and several other towns. Cole was elected president Jack Braddock Syracuse vice president and Mrs Tom Moore Edmond secretary treasurer. The 1973 reunion will be in Marion City Park Aug 12.
Mrs Mearl Potter of 809 North Third drove to Versailles Missouri Saturday and returned Sunday with her sister Alyce Carlson of Chicago who plans to reside in Garden City.
A meat mixture is pressed into an 8 inch pie pan like a crust. stuffing made from bread cubes carrots celery and onion is placed on top, followed by the remaining meat and baked at 400 degrees for 25 minutes. Vegetables will be crisp. pre cooking carrots and celery yields softer texture.
Calendar lists events for the week including a Southwestern Bell meeting at their office with a tour and refreshments, a Elks Couples Bridge Club gathering at Elke Home, a Soroptimist Club picnic at Finnup Park, a Banner Euchre session at Mrs. Frazier’s, an Odd Fellows Lodge meeting at IOOF Hall, and Neighborly Neighbors Club coffee at Mrs. Huckstadt’s with venue note.
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