Local notices list Paasch family events and military news
Mrs. Martin Paasch of Owensboro Kentucky plans a trip to Hutchinson Kansas and a Kentucky visit with Jerry Paasch's family. Sylvia Paasch of Oklahoma joined a memorial day reunion. Joel Trout and children visit Mr and Mrs William Fant in Salina. Stan Helmke has been accepted to Officers Candidate School at Ft Sill and will report June 8 after moving from Garden City to Salina. Also a note on freeze dried coffee versus spray dried instant and potential industry changes.
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Martin
Joel Trout
Gpenca City
Okla
William Fant
Stan Helmke
David Helmke
Sa- Hina
Ft. Sill
Stan
Leonard Wood
Helmkes
Salina
Garden City
Uncondensed Soups Now Available
Canned condensed soup is one convenience food you've probably bought for years. It was one of the early canned conveniences developed for the busy homemakers. Now, soup manufacturers offer uncondensed soups with the water already added. These uncondensed soups supply two servings per can while the similar size can of condensed soup to which you add your own water serves three to four persons.
Cherry McMillan to wed Victor Jennings in Garden City
Miss Cherry McMillan daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne McMillan announces her engagement to Victor Jennings son of Mr and Mrs Otis Jennings of Lakin. They plan to marry August 23 at First United Methodist Church. Cherry is a Garden City High School graduate employed at St Catherine Hospital. Victor, a 1966 Lakin High School graduate, recently returned from a 13 month Vietnam tour and is now farming with his uncle Bernard Hajilich in Eminence, Kansas.
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Vietnam
Bernard Hajilich
Eminence Kt
Garden City
Howland Kendall Nuptials Read in Christian Church
Carol Jane Howland and Joe R. Kendall wed at 2 p.m. Sunday June 1 at First Christian Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Lester Myers. Bride’s parents T W Howland of 103 N 4th and Kendall’s parents B R Kendall of 515 N 9th attended. Attendants wore powder blue Aline gowns with pink carnations. Reception for 100 in Fellowship Hall followed. The couple will reside in Los Alamitos California after June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jane Howland
Joe R. Kendall
First Christian Church
Lester Myers
T. W. Howland
B. R. Kenndall
Lawrence Joyce
Jack Wilcox
Judy Lucas
Maria Jimenez
Syracuse
Lynn Hohrman
Kenneth Strasser
Charles Gentner
Ottawa
Maruice Howland
Fellowship Hall
Cynthia Ackerman
Kansas City
Warren Howland
Dale Kendall
Kay Kendall
Bill Rage
Ivan Holmes
Los Alamitos
Calif
Eagles Auxiliary Plans for State Convention in Lawrence
Eagles Auxiliary held Monday night meetings at the Aerie Home presided by Mrs. Ray Hudson with 17 members. They set final plans for the state convention June 12 to 14 in Lawrence where Mrs. Everett Allen of Garden City Auxiliary will be installed as state president. Sixteen drill team members will perform installation ceremonies for Allen and other officers. Delegates include Mines, Bob Freeman, Andy Madison, Gary Wade, Charles Brown, Burly Loving, and Lester Hahn with alternates Mrs. Leonard Culwell, Mrs. Ellis Hahn, and Mrs. Martha Needham. Mrs. Loving will represent Garden City as Max Baer Heart Queen at Lawrence. The auxiliary will sponsor Girl Scout Cadet Troop for the third year. Mrs. Harvey Johnson is scout troop leader. The group reported 27 sick calls in May. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. Ray Hudson president, Mrs. Lester Hahn junior past president, Mrs. Burl Loving vice president, Mrs. Andy Madison chaplain, Mrs. Charles Brown secretary, Mrs. Harvey Johnson treasurer, Mrs. Gary Wade conductor, Mrs. Leonard Culwell inside guard, Mrs. Bob Freeman outside guard, and Mmes. Dwight Hate, Ambers Reed, and Martha Needham trustees, with Mrs. Mike Rupp auxiliary mother. Mrs. Charles Brown won the door prize. Next meeting is Monday, June 16, at the Aerie Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hudson
Eagles
Aerie
Lawrence
Everett Allen
Garden City
Allen
Ray Shearmire
Mines
Bob Freeman
Andy Madison
Gary Wade
Charles Brown
Burly Loving
Lester Hahn
Burl Loving
Harvey Johnson
Gary
Calendar of Social Events Octavia week listings
Sunday events include Odd Fellows memorial at 5 30 p m at Valley View Cemetery with a backup venue at Odd Fellows Hall 2044 N Main. Royal Arch Masons Garden City and Knights Templar hold 2 30 pm gatherings with fifty year pins. public invited. Monday features Mental Health group at First United Methodist Church and other social groups at Knights of Columbus Hall and YMCA. Tuesday lists Golden Rule, Country Club Ladies Golf luncheon and meeting. Mrs Donald Star events at 608 St John. Wednesday Progressive EHU at 2 pm with Mrs Verneal Matheson.
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Valley View
N. Main
Twins Mothers Club
Garden City
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Inney County
First United Methodist Church
Bray
Adguters OF Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
Nyage
Donald Star
Fred A
Hmelis Ehu
Victor McCart
St.ohn
Country Club
Regeravalon Dnesday
Progressive Ehu
Verneal Matheson
Holcomb
Baking Cookies and Home Decor Trends of 1969
A recipe outlines shortening cream with sugar then egg, alternates dry ingredients with milk, and bakes cookies at 375 degrees for about 15 minutes with a chocolate icing. It also notes decorating ideas with wild prints and plains, calling attention to new finishes and home decor trends in 1969.
Nurses Invited to Fort Dodge District Meeting
Ford County Nurses Assn invites registered nurses to a 7:30 p.m. meeting in Eisenhower Hall Fort Dodge Sister M Jerome Creamer director of the School of Nursing at St. Mary of the Plains College Dodge City will discuss the Legal Aspects of Nursing Practice She studied the subject for her doctorate Creamer formerly directed schools of nursing at Halstead Wichita and Ponca City Okla Kathleen Stiles RN notes the event is open to all Ford County registered nurses and District VIII members.
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Ford County Nurses Assn
M. Jerome Creamer
St. Mary of the Plains College
Dodge City
Eisenhower Hall
Fort Dodge
Jerome
Halstead
Wichita
Ponca City
Oklo
Kathleen Stiles
Ford County
Fellowship Guild Honors Members at Home Meeting
The Fellowship Guild of First Christian Church entertained Tuesday night at Mrs. J. F. Smid home. Lucille Ward gave the devotion Chain of Love. Hazel Gardiner presided for twelve members. Two women received farewell gifts: Mrs. Ralph Burkett who moves to Hays and Mrs. Ira Corn relocating to Port Angeles Washington. Gay Smithe led a Southeast Asia lesson noting missionaries face entry difficulties and clanish Chinese communities abroad. A August guild picnic was planned.
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Fellowship Guild
First Christian Church
J. F. Smid
Pat
Lucille Ward
Hazel Gardiner
Ralph Burkett
Hays
Ira Corn
Port Angeles
Wash
Gay Smithe
Southeast Asia
Women Seek Full-Time Jobs To Boost Family Income
More women pursue full-time paid employment to meet rising family costs from education health care and a broader set of goods and services seen as essential to the American standard of living.
Vows Pledged in Rites of Community Church
Suzan LeAnn Carpenter and Leslie Alan Toepke wed at 3 p.m. Thursday May 29 in the Community Church. Officiant Rev. Malcolm Bertram led a double ring ceremony as families and out-of-town relatives gathered for a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple plans a wedding trip through Colorado and Yellowstore Park before settling at Island Park Trailer Court, Mandan.
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Rites of Community Church
Suzan LeAnn Carpenter
Leslie Alan Toepke
Malcolm Bertram
Bonnie Morris
Wayne Toepke
Mandan
Garry Carpenter
F. W. Morris
R. H. Carpenter Sr
Walt Breit
Carl Kemper
Beta Eta Chapter Finds Treasures
Beta Eta Chapter of Epsilondinema Alpha hosted a treasure hunt at Garden City with clues created by Mrs. Ken Messenger and Mrs. Ken Hagler. Clues were hidden at seven garden spots around Garden City. Central treasures were buried at different locations near Garden City 200. The group finished at the Messenger home for refreshments and revealed secret sisters through a gift exchange.
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Beta Eta
Epsilondinema Alpha
Ken Messenger
Lane E
New Protein Soft Drinks Tested by Major Processor
A large drink producer has secured a government contract to market test a high protein carbonated beverage. The drink will contain about 3 percent protein and be offered in cola root beer lemon lime and cherry flavors. It aims to provide more than calories without being low calorie.
Our Baby James Jamey Lynn Born June 1 at Mulberry Home
Mr and Mrs Darrel Ribbing of 1217 Mulberry announce the birth of their son James Jamey Lynn on June 1. The couple requests no gifts at this time.
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Jamey Lynn
Darrel Ribbing
Mulberry
Dear Ann Landers readers question nose job ethics
A reader asks if a doctor can let his 14 year old son administer a flu shot during a routine visit and faces malpractice fears. Ann says trained staff must give shots, while practical risks and ethics are discussed. Another reader seeks advice on plastic surgery for a big nose after peer taunts and dating concerns. Ann encourages pursuing surgery if only lighting a confidence issue motivates it.
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Ann Landers
Tom
Appleton
Apple
Eaglebeak
Durante
Kirk Douglas
Ann
Borneo
Born
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment in Garden City Telegram
A reader writes about tense living arrangements with her mother a widowed daughter living together. The column advises accepting the mother’s housekeeping style, handling bread box issues herself, and avoiding alcohol as social currency. Includes an offer to mail problems to Ann Landers and a local camper show notice.
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Ann Tere
Ann Landers
Garden City
Music Study for Lincoln Goodwill Highlighted Hats and Hymns
American Music Study for Lincoln Goodwill titled Music of America 1900 Until Now was held Tuesday afternoon. Twelve members answered roll call on women in the news. Hostess Mrs W A Miller modeled hats representing songs. Floyd Barnes led the lesson on rhythm melody harmony and tone quality with recordings. President Mrs Thurman Lile announced July 1 hostess Mrs Henry Gillan Sr.
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Music of America
Lincoln Goodwill Ehu
W. A. Miller
Miller
Floyd Barnes
Thurman
Lile
Henry Gillan Sr
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Terry
Cherry McMillan
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Pam
Overland Park
Howard Benton
Larry Addison
Bill Addison
Cimarron
Eagles Auxiliary
H. V. Mickel Box
Wan
Rquleiae
Taylor Plaza
Jess C. Garrett
1609
7Th
Elmer Toepke
Mandan, N.D
Garden City High School
Mandan High School
Bismark Junior College
Bismark
N.D
Dean Toepke
R. H Carpenter Sr
R H. Carpenter Jr
Roh. Carpenter III
Lisa Carpenter
Jeffery "Dietzman
TOR
Service Epke
Leslie Alan
Comoe
Moreen Industrial Enemel
Sale
Rogers Paint Store
Great Ave
James
Sables
Pegs Garden City
Mobile
Leoti
Kansas
Ady
Lincoln Goodwill
Duffy
Charles Schoowen
Schoonover
Insurance Service
E. Laurel
Ebony
Orne
Leisure
Pop
Anthony
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