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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1971
Page
3
A reader shares a morning pest neighbor who drops in for coffee then polishes furniture to end visits. Ann Landers suggests polite boundary setting. Other letters discuss party guest limits and extra invites, with advice to state plainly the invitation is for Mr and Mrs only. A child asks about a birth in a drive in theater and is gently quizzed on feasibility.
Parents of a son born Thursday December 30 are Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig of Cleveland Ohio where he works as an artist for Cuyahoga Community Junior College. The baby is named Daniel Theodore. Grandparents live in Ganden City. Jennifer Diane born December 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reed of Fairfield Town. They are joined by grandparents Paul Scheer and Florence Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hamman and children of Rt. 1 travel to Hartford for the wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hamman, longtime Hartford residents.
Mr and Mrs Michael Matrai of New York announce the engagement of their daughter Enika to Steven Michael Paasch of Fort Ord California son of Mr and Mrs George Melcher Ulis es The couple have ties to Bob Jones Academy Evander Childs High School Garden City High School Garden City Community Junior College Wichita State University and Bob Jones University Steven serves in the Military Police Corps at Fort Ord The wedding is planned for June at Hungarian Baptist Church New York City
Eugenia Price, famed creator of religious fiction and best selling historical novels, shares St Simons Island life. She discusses her prolific output, the St Simons trilogy, faith, and her chosen home base.
The final lodge meeting held Tuesday at IOOF Hall saw Della Garvin preside with 18 members on the roll and 52 calls logged. An invitation to Satanta Lodge installation was received, and a covered dish supper is planned for 6 20 p.m. The joint Rebekah Odd Fellow installation with Sublette is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. preceded by a covered dish supper.
A calendar lists social activities including Veterans of Foreign Wars open house on Saturday, Elks Ladies Bridge, Dominick Altar Society at St. Dominic School, Twentieth Century Book Club, Elks Couples Bridge on Tuesday, Happy Homemakers, Priscilla Club, Lincoln Goodwill BHU, and First Christian Church events all noted with times and locations. A note mentions Bostonians claim Paul Revere dunked the first doughnut in 1795.
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