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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1968
Page
3
Unclear recipe fragment lists gelatin based coleslaw mold with cabbage celery cucumber pimiento onion and lemon dressing plus a note about sending recipes to Dennis Harness and a broiling tip suggesting 30 to 40 minutes and rack positioning for chicken. Contains misformatted names and incomplete details from a Woman's Editor column.
Mrs. Gladys Widows announces the engagement of her daughter Peggy Christine Widows to Alfred LeRoy Baker son of Mr and Mrs Chester Baker Lawrence A spring wedding is planned The bride elect attended Garden City High School The fiancé attended Lawrence High School and Garden City Community Junior College He is employed by Ansel Manufacturing Co
Margaret Dougherty and Kenneth Hahn were joined in marriage at St. Mary's Catholic Church in a morning nuptial mass officiated by Rev. Walter Junk. The couple, both Garden City High School 1967 graduates, will reside in Garden City after brief receptions and a dinner for 200 guests.
A discussion notes 3000 brands of salad dressings with varied tastes and oil content. It cites FDA minimums for oil in cooked dressings and mayonnaise and French dressing standards. It explains oil as a key cost factor and mentions Crisfield Maryland labeling itself the seafood capital of the world.
Constance Jean Koestel became the bride of Steven L Halbleib at St Marys Catholic Church on Saturday August 24. The Rev Edmund Weigel officiated a double ring ceremony in front of 300 guests at Eagles Lodge reception followed. The couple will live in Garden City after a Colorado trip. both are Garden City High School graduates.
A flower Show School course one will be offered in Oberlin American Legion Hall from Sept. 17 to 19 for Garden Club members and others. Instructors Mrs J Arthur Nelson Omaha Neb and Glenn Viehmeyer North Platte Neb will teach flower arranging color and horticulture with demonstrations and all day sessions. Both instructors are accredited with extensive lecturing and will discuss plant material preservation and design. Open to the public for information contact Mrs Charles Heisz Selden or Mrs Melvin Wright Bird City.
Mrs. John Talley received national auxiliary recognition for more than 600 hours as a hospital gray lady and cookie project chair. She wore a pink service uniform as the award. The gathering at the VFW Post Home included 28 members and guest Mrs. James Turner. The charter was draped in memory of two local members. The auxiliary plans flag sales and a junior bowling team and reported multiple bake-sale contributions to Wadsworth Hospital patients. Sept. 25 marks Gold Star Mothers Day. the eighth district convention is slated for Oct. 5–6 in Liberal.
Carl Edward Wristen of Columbus Ohio plans a Labor Day weekend stay with his mother Mrs H E Wristen at 806 North Seventh Street. Other guests include grandson Charles Edward Hoke of Prairie Village and Jim Stonehocker of Manhattan. Jim will visit grandmother Mrs Perry Stonehocker at 1403 St John and other relatives.
MONDAY ELKS LADIES BRIDGE CLUB at 2 p.m. Elks Home Lodge. SWEET ADELINES rehearsals likely none. DAY LINCOLN TESGO day events at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Henry Gillan address. APPY HOMEMAKERS meeting at 8 p.m. Mrs. Paul Hays. EASTERN STAR 6:30 p.m. family covered dish supper at Masonic Temple. Stated meeting at 8 p.m. to honor past matrons and past patrons. WHEELERS event at 7 p.m. Ginny Park. ELKS COUPLES BRIDGE CLUB at 8 p.m. Elks Home Lodge.
The text explains that green, fresh-looking caps on strawberries indicate peak flavor and juiciness. Dry, shriveled caps suggest older berries with reduced flavor and moisture.
The reader columns include questions about interfering with relationships and accusations of infidelity, urging patience and open conversation. A teenager seeks guidance on social missteps and contagion concerns. Ann Landers offers practical opinions and references a booklet on love, sex, and maturity.
Beta Eta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was entertained Monday evening with a barbecue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Naab. Members and their husbands attended including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hagler, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Messenger. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Noblet and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Naab.
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