Nebraska baseball fever charms unlikely fan
Patrick Murphy of Columbus Nebraska reflects on getting caught up in the Nebraska Cornhuskers run to the College World Series. He describes attending in Rosenblatt Stadium and watching on television, noting heat crowd energy, family tension over loyalties, and a lasting appreciation for Championship baseball beyond team colors.
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Huskers
Nebraska
Omaha
Rosenblatt Stadium
Andy Gerch
Arizona State
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A fragment from a historical page notes offers connected to married women and lips, presented in terse Victorian phrasing. The readable portion hints at a social scene or advertisement but lacks clear event names, dates, or concrete actions to identify a specific news item.
Knobbe Family Ties Tie The Knot In Roanoke Bond
Barbara Knobbe of Cimarron marks 36 years of marriage to Kyler as daughter Molly Knobbe prepares to wed Tim Clemons in Roanoke Virginia. Molly and Tim met at Camp Bethel while serving as volunteers and staff, sharing Bible study and prayer before dating. The couple credits faith and shared values for their union as they plan a life together.
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Barbara Knobbe
Cimarron
Kyler
Molly Knobbe
Roanoke
Tim Clemons
Molly
Barbara
Tim
Clemens
Camp Bethel
Daleville
Couple ties bind through shared faith and fate in weddings
Phyllis Glanville and Molly Knobbe share how faith and love shaped their marriages. Phyllis met Carroll Glanville through a sister's hospital job and married in 1955, while Molly, once a bridesmaid several times, embraced marriage after advice from family. The article notes Phyllis and Eldon’s 50th anniversary on their farm.
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Phyllis Glanville
Leon
Juanita Kaufman
Scott City Hospital
Carroll Glanville
Juanita
Carroll
First Methodist
Scott City
Phyllis
Molly Knobbe
Italy
Virginia
Kansas
Eldon
Lord's credit for years of life together quotes
Laurie Chapman profiles a couple with long shared years, highlighting faith and perseverance. Phyllis and Eldon Glanville offer glimpses into their life, supported by a photo illustrated by Sim Brown, reflecting on gratitude and enduring partnership.
Parents struggle to coax picky eaters to eat
New York AP reports Donna Fish a Columbia University social worker and author says children know their own needs and tastes. She explains taste smell and texture develop over years and parents should not pressure or intervene too much. Treat picky eating as natural individual pace rather than a problem.
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Columbia University School of Social Work
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