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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1965

Page

8

Gay Niters Vote $25 to 4 H Building

Members of the Gay Niters Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Lee Selichnow’s home to discuss concerns and approve a $25 donation to restore the 4-H Building, damaged by a recent flood. The group planned a July fun night and a Sept meeting at Mrs. Merrill’s home.

Gay Niters Home Lee Selichnow Mike Merrill Charley Philbuick Selichnow Logopedics Speech Center Finney County Fair 4-H Lincoln Rd

Baby Names Named for Two Local Daughters

Mr and Mrs Loren D Miller of Ingalls choose Pamela Ann for their daughter born June 17. Mr and Mrs Pete M Garcia of 00a N 6th select Sally Sue for their daughter born June 14. Mr and Mrs Clayton Base of 629 Olive name Sheryl Dee for their daughter born June 14.

Pamela Ann Loren D. Miller Ingalls Sally Sue Pete M. Garcia Sheryl Dee Mrs. Clayton Base Olive

Safeguard Lights With Plastic Tape

Lamps and Japanese lanterns light summer nights but lamination can spark a fire. Apply plastic electrical tape around all wire with reinforcement on plug joints and connections. Do not wait for rain to reveal frayed wiring. act now before catastrophe.

Goodland Music Teacher Is Wed in Syracuse Rites

Rita Ann Lennington and Larry Ihrig of Goodland married at First Methodist Church in Syracuse. Rev. Harry Walz presided. The couple, both graduates of Kansas colleges, plan to live in Goodland after a summer at home.

Goodland Syracuse Methodist Rita Ann Lennington Larry Ihrig Lawrence Kitten Kendall Oscar Ihrig Harry Walz Kendall High School Garden City Junior College Kansas State Teachers College Emnoria Kansas State University Manhattan Acacia Fraternity W. 9Th Street

Social Events Calendar Highlights Weekly Activities

The calendar lists Monday children's art class at Civic Center with Mrs. Vetra Berlinger teaching. Beauceant meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday features Old Timers Club from 1 to 4 p.m. at Civic Center with games. Seat High and Junior College Alpha Tau Beta Sigma Phi at 8 p.m. Details include reservations through Mrs. Dennis Drelling, 1510 N. 9th, and notice of Flood family adoption. Some items show times like 9:30 a.m. Hatchor Hall event at First Baptist Church on Wednesday morning.

Civic Center Vetra Berlnger Beauceant Mae Sonic Tall OLD Timers Club Jn 1Civic Seat High Clyic Cent Alpha Tau Beta Sigma Phi Mra Dennis Drelling Flood UUM First Baptist Women's Mia Alonary Society

Garden Pest Talk With Mrs Woolman At Garden Club

Mrs Joe Woolman led a session on garden pests and control methods for 14 Garden Club members at Mrs Fritz Sauer’s home 906 North 2nd. Literature from the Co op was shared. Mrs John Boyd presented Protecting our birds with bird call recordings. A $10 Red Cross donation and $10 for Stevens Park plantings were approved. Special guest Mrs Jake Eckert attended. Hostess for July 10 at 2 pm will be Mrs Warold Fansler.

Fritz Sauer Bessie Grieve Garden Club Joe Woolman John Boyd Leonard Hague Red Cross Stevens Park Jake Eckert N. Gud Warold Fansler Wheatridge

Card of Thanks from Angell Glunt family

The Angell Glunt family thanks everyone who helped with the move and offered shelter and those who extended sympathy after the flood.

Angell Glunt Adv

Entertain Small Fry with Hobo Lunch in Sack

A playful summer activity suggests sending children off with a simple wrapped lunch. Pack a small sandwich and carrot or celery sticks in wax paper, fold into a napkin “hobo fashion,” and finish with a peppermint stick as dessert and a carrier.

Zip Top Cans For Trips And Picnics

A compact guide praising zip top cans for travel and outdoor use. The enamel coated interior allows the cans to double as drinking cups or for storing leftovers. The lids zip off quickly, enabling smooth rims and easy access. These cans are commonly used with canned meats.

Banner Unit Aids Flood Area Family in Garden City

Banner Home Demonstration members delivered canned goods and potatoes to their flood area adopted family in Garden City and gather clothing. Fifteen members met at Mrs Lee Puckett home with Mrs J K Dunavant as president. devotions by Mrs Ed Whitmer.

Garden City Lee Puckett N. Main J. K. Dunavant Ed Whitmer Pauline Blythe Vern Armantrout Cecil Rogers

Miss Merz Honored with Shower Party

Marilyn Merz of 1222 Pinecrest was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower yesterday afternoon at Trinity Hall Trinity Lutheran Church. She is to marry Ray Underwood on July 7. A three tiered white cake with bells, pink candles, and crystal punch bowl decorated the serving table. Pink and white garden flowers adorned the gift table as a prayer was shared and the group sang O Perfect Love. Sister Kay Merz helped at the gift table. Corages of white chrysanthemums were presented to Miss Maerz and her mother and the groom’s mother by the hostesses. Hostesses included Mmes Jim Ackley William L Boles Eldon Gestenslager Don Messenger John Straub A Thies Earl Weiss Reinhordt Steitz. Guests from Deerfield and Garden City joined relatives and friends for the event.

J.J. Wolfe Blythe Burroughs Finney County Don Leighty United States Garden City Christ Marilyn Merz Pinecrest Trinity Hall Trinity Lutheran Church Ray Underwood Kay Merz Miss Maerz John Merz Marge Underwood Mmes Jim Ackley William L. Boles Eldon Gestenslager Don Messenger John Straub A Thies Earl Weiss Reinhordt Steitz Deerfield Walter Coerber Melvin Merz Gary Kraft Ray Chanpell Art Fabrizius Clarce Gercken Ralph Guthrie John Hanneman Paul Heine Rueben Herman Elmer Ochs Dale Sattels Dan Spencer Phil Stoufe Irwin Stephens Walter Schmidt Ernest Marquardt

Free Spring-Summer Pattern Book Offer

Promptly request our Spring Summer Pattern Book for 50 cents. Receive a coupon for a free pattern of your choice from many designs ideal for home dressmaking. Patterns include skimmers shifts separates and patio fashions for summer days weekends and vacations.

Garden City Telegram New York 1

Measles vaccine public notice from McClung Pharmacy

A community outreach urging families to discuss the new measles vaccine with their family doctors. The note promotes public service and recommends McClung Pharmacy at 109 Grant Ave as a friendly local option for prescription needs.

McClung Pharmacy Grant Ave

Shower Honors Miss Merz at Fink Residence

A bridal shower for Marilyn Merz was hosted Wednesday evening at Connie Fink’s home, 614 Pennsylvania, with LaDonna Mai and Connie Fink as co hosts. Attendees included Mrs Dallas Schneer Mrs Dean Powers Irene Gonzales Donna Falke Sharon Gestenslager Kay Merz and Mrs John Merz special guest mother of the bride. Absentees listed include Mrs Art Kuhlmann Mrs Geo Kendall Mrs Darrell Tratol Jean Pinkley Sondra Kells Kathy Spencer.

Marilyn Merz Connie Fink Pennsylvania LaDonna Mai Dallas Schneer Dean Powers Irene Gonzales Donna Falke Sharon Gestenslager Kay Merz John Merz Art Kuhlmann Geo. Kendall Darrell Tratol Jean Pinkley Sondra Kells Kathy Spencer

Dear Ann Landers Letter From Hamster Fans

A reader letters column item recounts hamsters defending Ann Landers against a prior remark about odor. The piece also includes responses about a mother and son dispute, a food editor misprint pie recipe issue, and a plug for Ann Landers correspondence guidance.

Ann Landers Ann Sidney the Slamster Citlus

Tuna Pate Firecracker for July 4 Menu

Firecracker tuna pate recipe features cream cheese mayonnaise lemon juice and onion soup mix with tabasco and parsley. The guide notes serving suggestions for picnics with deviled eggs cold roast beef vegetables and bar cookies plus methods to shape and plate the pate for a festive holiday display.

Cecily Brownstone Associated Press

Elks Couples List Winners at Elks Hall

Elks Couples Club met Tuesday night in the Elks Hall with ten tables. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Harold Long. Winning high score for men was Wilbur Meeker with Marion Dale second. Women high was Mrs Lawrence Stracklejohn with Mrs V O Ward second. Next meeting set for July 6 in the Elks Hall.

Elks Couples Club Elks Hall Harold Long Wilbur Meeker Marion Dale Lawrence Stracklejohn V.O. Ward

Coffee Honors Mrs Hood at DAR chapter coffee

Mrs Leroy Hood retiring regent of the William Wilson Chapter DAR was praised at a Saturday morning coffee hosted by Mrs Henry Bentrup at 1012 North Fifth Street. Incoming regent Mrs J C Carter assisted, flowers reflected red white and blue, Hood received a past regent pin before moving to Minneapolis Wisconsin where her husband Dr Leroy Hood takes a new school post. Cards were sent to Delith Pinegar of St Anthony’s, Dodge City and Nancy Esther Hineman of Lha Dighton Hospital.

Leroy Hood William Wilson Chapjler Daughters of American Revolution Henry Bentrup J. C. Carter Delith Pinegar St. Anthony's Dodge City Nancy Esther Hineman Lha Dighton Hospital

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