Auntie s lunch quandary and a Florida love tale
Dear Auntie laments nieces who order the most expensive meals and never invite her to lunch on her birthday. Ann Landers scolds rude dining and urges hosting fairness, while Cards on the Table advises the woman to move out of a questionable live‑in arrangement. Also notes a Gay Niters EHU picnic at 7 pm Monday at Mrs. Ed Pennybaker s home.
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Ann
P.S
Ann Landers
Florida
Joe
EHU
Ed Pennybaker
Pinecrest
Abused Youth Need More Foster Homes in Southwest Kansas
Social and Rehabilitative Services reports a sharp rise in child abuse neglect and abandonment cases in a seven county area led by Finney County. Thirty eight of 42 custody cases this year involve abuse or neglect with children ranging from newborn to twelve. SRS seeks more emergency three to six month and long term foster homes, with training and a parent newsletter to professionalize programs while clarifying not for profit motives.
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Kansas
SRS
Verlene Kunz
Social Services
Kunz
Sheryl Runyan
Finney County
Runyan
Southwest
Garden City
Kuhn
Strength training for bat swing timing from weights and practice
A reader asks about using weighted bats to gain swing strength. The reply notes strength is specific to the motion, so imitate bat swinging and overload the muscles, using weight training plus regular batting practice to avoid timing loss. Also covers sustaining gains with ongoing activity and the need for gradual progression.
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DR. Donohue
J.F. Jack
Newborns Named by Local Parents in June Births
Mr and Mrs Milton Whipple announce DEREK LAWRENCE born June 3 at 416 Davis. ERIKA LYNN named by Eddie and Ruth Blizzard born June 9 Rt. Brian Lee born June 4 to Mr and Mrs David Metzger of Scott City. Grandparents Gene Heiman and Carl Metzger. Misty Dawn named by Gerald and Norma Gossman of 310 W Santa Fe born June 9.
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Derek Lawrence
Milton Whipple
Davis
Erika Lynn
Eddie
Ruth Blizzard
Brian Lee
David Metzger
Scott City
Gene Heiman
Carl Metzger
Misty Dawn
Gerald
Norma Gossman
W. Santa Fe
Until retirement vows may replace till death in weddings
Temple University sociologist says longevity reshapes marriage plans with two marriages possible. Longer lives give couples room for a second spouse after parenting years, as retirement and aging shift life focus and divorce risks rise.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Holger Stub
Stub
United States
Sutb
Sub
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