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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale action and local officials but lacks clear names or dates. The readable portion indicates a public notice context with authorities involved and a deadline unknown due to incomplete text.
Recipe for a 2 pound meat loaf serving six with bread crumbs onion salt thyme pepper and milk gravy. Includes brown gravy from pan drippings, flour water and milk to thicken. Send recipes to Garden City Telegram for a $1 prize.
Eight delegates from Garden City Womens Division of the Chamber of Commerce attended a three day Midwest Conference of Women in Chambers of Commerce in Lincoln Nebraska June 4 5 and 6. The event drew over 200 delegates from Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Kansas with Friday mixer Saturday sessions and a banquet featuring Dr Manley of Nebraska University. Garden City attendees included Avenel Blake Betty Zrubeck Gay Morgan Georgia Brown Patricia Finney Irene Fansler Dorothy McCart and Marshall Gribble among others.
A community notices schedule lists Thursday events at various venues including Greathouse Circle 20 w Ollye Proudfit and Puckett Circle 617 Summit plus Wells Circle 2017 N ard Odd Fellow Lodge 4 pm and Loyal Workers Club noon luncheon at 9293 Tonia. Harmony Club meets 2 pm at 611 Hackberry. Senior High and Junior College 7:30 to 10:30 pm Civic Center. Old Timers Club 1 to 4 pm. Past Noble Grand Club 3 pm at Mrs. Carl Snodgrass 4lerce ville. Sunday Welcome Wagon Family Plus at 1 pm Finnup Park with a covered dish invite for June 20th at 4H Bldg. Readers urged to call BR numbers. Adv.
The text advises trimming large lounge chairs in favor of inexpensive floor cushions and suggests a longer sectional sofa to gain extra seating with fewer chairs. It offers help selecting pieces for any room while keeping taste and budget in mind, emphasizing livability over beauty.
Telegram notes reference Garien with details unclear from copy but place names or affiliations otherwise not stated. The fragment suggests a local report or notice dated Thursday June 17, 1965.
Mrs Sonja Nelson Haskell County home economics agent led four Home Demonstration Units Lakeview Colusa Modern Homemakers and Kildare in an event at Pattersons Jewelry Store featuring silver crystal and chinawear A lace cloth serving table with a crystal epergne and peonies set the tone Guests from Sublette Lakeview Copeland Sublette Garden City and Dickenson Building were listed Plus a brief ad notes a June 19 rummage sale sponsored by the Latin American Club.
Etiah McKinney and Gary Morgan wed in Syracuse Methodist Church on Sunday June 13 at 2 p.m. The double ring ceremony was performed by Paul Manning. Attendants included Patricia Stmatze as matron of honor and Floyd Morgan as best man. After a reception in Syracuse and a wedding trip to the Ozarks, they will live at 6250 N Federal Denver Colo. Both are Syracuse High School graduates with additional college and trade training.
Kansans plan their annual summer picnic in Long Beach California by Kans State Society of Long Beach to be held at Recrea tion Park on Sunday July 11. The event requires county registrations, includes a program and food concessions, with contact for Bessie Bersuch president 2574 Lime Ave Long Beach and Ruth Jennings secretary 325 Elm Apt 203 Long Beach.
Mr and Mrs O A Meng at 707 N 7th will observe their 58th wedding anniversary at home with no public celebration. They are parents of six children including Lawrence Independence Mo and Agnes Hewes Dodge City, plus George Marcus Ellis and Mary Lou Gifford. The couple have 26 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. if the whole family gathered it would total 61. Last year they received congratulations from President Johnson and Kansas Senator Bob Dole.
Dean and Terry Hays of Cordia visit grandparents Paul and Lora Hays on their Rt 1 farm. Recent guests include Harry Hermon of Ness City and Eugene and Beki Jo Vieux of Dodge City. Floyd Griggs and daughters Laurie and Kendra visit from Ponca City, Oklahoma. John Robinson family vacationed in Black Hills and New York Mills Minnesota.
A reader criticizes Ann Landers for guidance on women's foot pain and proper shoe fit. Another writes on trust in marriages, warning that spying damages relationships. A 12 year old with stage fright seeks tips to sing solos. advice urges breath control and persistence.
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