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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
3
Pineapple whip dessert recipe from Mrs Mabel Austin lists ingredients including vanilla wafers butter confectioners sugar eggs whipping cream crushed pineapple and nuts. Instructions: roll wafers to line an 8 inch pan, cream butter and sugar with eggs, fold whipped cream into pineapple, assemble and chill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greenfeld of Tucson announce the engagement and approaching marriage of daughter Ellen Renee to Evan K. Harness of Tucson. The bride elect's parents hosted an engagement party June 19 with guests including Mrs. Harness and daughter Lisa and Vera King. Ellen is a Palo Verde High School graduate with a University of Arizona scholarship. Evan is a Garden City High School graduate employed by Harness Drilling Co. The wedding is set for July 25 in Tucson.
Marcia Lynn Glunt and Gary Lee Farr wed in an evening ceremony at the Church of the Brethren on June 14 with The Rev. A Har rigan Smith officiating. Parents are Mr and Mrs Angell Glunt of Holcomb and Mr and Mrs J D Farr of Holcomb Garden City soloist Mrs Larry Farr and organist Mrs F E Cooper provided music. The couple reside at 921 10th after a brief wedding trip.
A Baltimore mother shares experiences with a premature infant who weighed 3 pounds 8 ounces at birth. Despite grim warnings, the child thrived in incubator care, growing to eight months with 18 pounds, six teeth, and walking ability. The letter urges education on premature births and ends with reader guidance.
Mr and Mrs Richard G Smith 710 Ida announce the birth of their child born June 18 The chosen name Thane Travis appears in the notice indicating a family announcement for the baby named Travis with residence Idaho address context
Cadets choose Garden City as the sweetheart at the North Central Region Cadet Staff College held June 18 to 19 on the Kansas University campus in Lawrence. About 140 male cadets named Lt Virginia Holmes a sweetheart. the event drew about 160 cadets from Dakota to Colorado.
New officers were elected at the Neighborly Neighbors Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Emma Finke at 2322 Tonio Ave. Faye Williamson won president, Ferm West vice president, Ella Rundell secretary, Emma Finke treasurer, Lydia Eckert reporter. Members and guests included Viola Buell, Mary Rundell, and Mrs. Earl Robinson. Art Parish led the meeting. Father’s Day poem noted, and Ova Pash’s illness card was signed. Next meeting set for 9 am July 23 at Ella Rundell’s home, 210 N 6th.
The Finney County Women's Chamber of Commerce opened a membership drive at a Warren Hotel luncheon. A-H and K-Z teams competed with J im Thorneberry as membership chair. The drive ends July 19 with the losing team hosting a covered dish supper. Chief Rip Reeve spoke on crime and children. Georgia Brown displayed a Mid West Conference plaque. attendees noted citizenship and inflation topics.
Garden City Chapter 916 Women of the Moose held a monthly meeting at the lodge home. The Ritual of Enrollment added Mel Zirkel and Mrs Martin Barnett as new members. Reports were heard, announcements made for upcoming events, and tea was served.
The Monday social calendar lists a Beau Chapter order meeting at 7:30 p.m. with a stated session honoring a pheasant. the auxiliary and other posts also noted in the program.
The article explains federal protection of the bald eagle under the 1946 act, forbidding possession or trade of eagles or their parts except for government loaned zoo birds and certain religious exemptions for American Indians. Private ownership may be allowed by the Interior Secretary under strict conditions, with nontransferable rights and inheritance within tribal customs.
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