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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
3
Two 2 bedroom homes offered near St Marys. One lists a complete remodel with new carpet furnace and kitchen and is priced below 10000. Another 2 bedroom home on North South has carpet a nice yard and an attached garage priced at 9250.
The world's smallest Monte Casino Chapel built in 1878 by Benedictine monks is being moved by truck from a hillside to a Kenton County site for Villa Madonna College. The four by six foot stone chapel, whose steeple was removed for clearance, was owned by Fred Riedinger who donated it in memory of his mother, Alma Riedinger.
A simple craft item describes handmade gift seals using gummed tape. Figures 1 2 and 3 illustrate easy to produce styles after making patterns to guide scissors. Other patterns may be created, of course.
The article explains making gift tags with wide gummed tape and blank labels, coloring to show on white paper, and tracing shapes from cookie cutters or old Christmas cards. It advises coloring stickers before attaching, then printing names after placement, or using crayons for unnamed stickers. It notes 1889s first all America football team with Princeton leaders.
Herbert Simmons, longtime Wichita PTA school board observer for Mary Benton Elementary, was unanimously selected to fill an unexpired term on the Wichita School Board. A former teacher born in Salina and a Kansas State University graduate, he moved to Wichita in 1961 and plans to run for election in four months if he is performing the duties well. The story also notes past World Series highlights involving Al Downing and Ken Boyer.
The page presents a dense Eugene Sheffer crossword with labeled horizontal clues, many numerical indicators, and several cryptic entries. It includes notes on average solving time and scattered garbled strings suggesting puzzle gimmicks and meta prompts.
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