Ann Landers letters on lunch romance and wedding announcements
Readers spar over the lunch hour romance advice, defending a husband who comes home for lunch and criticizing the notion that wives bear the burden of romance. Bitterly disappointed letters condemn stereotypes, while others defend equal emotional needs and warn against viewing marriage as duty. Also a note on wedding and graduation announcements as a June burden and a sales promotion at a department store.
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Ann Landers
Chattanooga
Tennnessee
Stone
Suzy
Howard
Austrian artist helps on Diehl Ranch during U S visit
Zorn Lassmann, 23, from Austria, has spent about a year in the United States studying architecture and working various jobs. He is staying with the Diehl family on Eminence Rt while awaiting a passport renewal and plans to return to Austria in August to continue studies. He expresses high regard for American openness and culture while planning further travel and possible study in the United States.
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Zorn Lassmann
Innsbruck
Austria
Cheryl Walker
Diehl
Eminence Rt
Diehl Ranch
Zorn
America
Institute of Technology
Vienna
United States
Iis
Salzburg
Lassmann Inn
New York
Zurich
Boston
Massachusetts Inestitute of Technology
Sweden
Denmark
France
Yugoslavia
Seattle
Wash
Montreal
Canada
New Orleans
Chicago
City
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Ed Diehl
Mrs. Diehl
Zora
Mr. Diehl
Diehls
Fred Rumfords
Boulder
Calo
Rumfords
Europe
Italy
Greece
Elks Bridge Clubs Name Recent Winners
Twelve tables of bridge were played last night by the Elks Couples Club at Elk Hall on Kansas Plaza. Birthday cake honored Henry Wall. Mrs Eugene Deaver won women's high, second went to Mrs Henry Wentrup. Men’s high was Manford Kimberly, second Gordon Lee. Hosts were Merle Ivicks and George Meekers. Next meeting July 16. Ladies Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Mable Lindner and Mrs Fink White with six tables. high Mrs Archie Ladner, second Mrs Lawrence Stracklejohn. Guest of Mrs R G Walters was Mrs J H Hope of Lawrence. Next meeting July 15. hostesses Mrs T P Watley and Mrs Al La. Shier.
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Elks
Elk Hall
Kansas Plaza
Henry Wall
Eugene Deaver
Henry Wentrup
Manford Kimberly
Gordon Lee
Merle Ivicks
George Meekers
Ladies Elks Hiridge Club
Elks Hall
Mable Lindner
Fink White
Archie Ladner
Lawrence Stracklejohn
J. H. Hope
Lawrence
R. GQ. Walters
T. P. Watley
al la. Shier
Dutch Honey Recipe from Mrs Charley Maune
A recipe instructs boiling syrup and sugar with cream for five minutes then adding gixey and beating until smooth. Suggested uses include biscuits and hot rolls. Prize info invites readers to submit favorite recipes with source attribution.
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Charley Maune
Conkling
Community Notices From Garden City Area
A batch of local social notes lists visits and travels of residents from Garden City and nearby areas. Frances Berkley and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean, along with Dale Saffels kin, left for Mississippi while Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shaver traveled from Eminence Rt to visit relatives. Attendees returning include Merrill Dalley and Jank Dalley from Manhattan. a sister in law Charlea QO Dalley’s funeral was noted. Mrs. Kenneth Zimbleman underwent surgery in Gleason Hospital. A Fourth of July supper hosted by Mrs. Mary Rundell welcomed her daughter and family Danny Robinson Pamela and Debra.
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Mra
Dean
Frances
Kelly
Evan
Berkley
Calif
Dale Saffels
Mr. Saffels
Oor Pat's Drive
J. A. Wabsholtz
McPharain
Saffels
Manhattan
Merrill Dalley
North
Jank Dalley
Evans
Charlea QO. Dalley
Garden City
Mary Rundell
Danny Robinson
Pamela Aml
Debra
Pat's Drive
Mrs Adams Hosts Chat n Learn Meeting
Mrs Adams hosts Chat n Learn Home Demonstration at her home with a book report by Mrs Ployd Hands. Presiding officer was Mr Amsey Warren, with Mrs Jim Waller and others attending. Next meeting set for August 4 with Mrs Ghidys At at Widows, 502 W Emeran for a $2 noon potluck.
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John Q. Adams
Lord Loveth
Jane Witt
Mes. Ployd
Amsey Warren
Jim Waller
Star
Ghidys
W. Emer
Zorn Lassmann Honored at Picnic in Bark
Zorn Lassmann of Innsbruck Austria was honored on the Fourth of July with a picnic and luncheon in Finnup Bark. Hosts Tad Diet and Baniente Rt led a gathering of guests including Morris Shaver Vermillion Crono Cramer Lunaford and others, with families from Etreno Oklahoma present.
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Zorn Lassmann
Innsbruck
Austria
Tad Diet
Baninente Rt
Wue Morris
Mra
Din Shaver
Omer Vermillion
Clute Cramer
Dan Crono
Jack
Lunaford
Etreno
Okla
Calendar of Social Events Listed for Beacon Ridge Area
Social calendar lists gatherings including Beacon Ridge lodge and Golden Valley events. Activities feature square dancing at Veterans Memorial Building with caller Wally Rehnita and partner Janeve Villa, plus a special show at Takin Square Dance Chih with a late morning session and a 9 30 pm start at the Coloney Hall venue.
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Tiasdaly Berrkan Lodar
Pan
Olleyw
Beacon Rig
Mra
Roy
Golden Valley
Mattis
Campbells Host Finchup Park Picnic Reunion
A Finchup Park family reunion picnic Saturday evening honored Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Junod of Chanute visiting at Wayne Campbell's home. Attendees included Homer D. Campbell, Hadley Kauffman, Wayne Perry and three daughters, Ron Roth and son Tamie of Holcomb, and Arthur Wallies.
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Finchup Park
L. J. Junod
Chanute
Wayne Campbell
Dave
Junod
Frances Downs
Campbell
Plcnic
Mra
Homer D. Campbell
Hadley Kauffman
Wayne Perry
Ron Roth
Tamie
Holcomb
Arthur Wallies
Olive
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Technicolor
Buena Vista Distribution
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Boxoffice
IA Pictures
Susskird
Remnes Gleason
Egarden
Teleghonn
Diehl Farm
U.S
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Tex
San Francisco
Zora Lassmann
Austin
Johnson Photo Service
Magnolia
Elks Bridge Clubs
Coks Coast
Mississippi
Jim Shaver
David
Sherry
Tita
Kenneth Zimbleman
Pinecrest
Gleason Hospital
Garden City Telegram
Donalds
McDonald CO
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