Dear Ann Landers column from Garden City Telegram May 4 1956
A reader asks if an elderly man can freely give away money while alive. Ann Landers says as long as mentally competent, he can gift whom he pleases and should make a will with a lawyer. Another letter seeks rewriting and concerns a husband who inappropriately touches teenage girls. Landers advises seeking medical/psychiatric help and cautions the wife against revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee
Ann Landers
N.M
St Marys Altar Society Installs New Officers
Thirty two members of St Marys Altar Society met Monday night at St Marys Center for the installation of officers. New officers are Mrs Ivan Keeler president Mrs Norbert Dome vice president Mrs Mike Rome treasurer and Mrs Ben Linenberger secretary. The new president Mrs Ivan Keeler conducted the meeting. Reports were given by Mrs Ortiz on migrant workers and Mrs Elmer Richmeier on the ambassador banquet and Mrs Phil Baier spoke on the Diocesan Catholic Church Womens Convention. Guest speaker was Wanda Hahn who talked about retreats. Plans were discussed for an Open House to be held in June. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs Wendell Meier and her committee. The Christian Womens Fellowship May Day breakfast is to be Sunday at 9 30 a m at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Walker
St. Mary's Altar Society
Ben Linenberger
Mike E. Rome
Norbert Dome
Ivan Keeler
Elmer Richmeier
Mike Rome
Ortiz
Phil Baier
Diocesan Catholic Church
Wanda Hahn
Wendell Meier
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Births Bring Two Families News of New Grandchilds
Mr and Mrs Ted Drees of 1001 N Main receive word of the birth of granddaughter Rachel Katherine Robert to Mr and Mrs Karl Robert of Forest Park Illinois. Rachel joins brothers Matthew Todd and sister Rebecca. Mother Romana Drees is a former Garden Citian. Mr and Mrs Paul Cole of 414 Davis receive news of Timothy Thomas eight pounds four ounces born April 15 to Mr and Mrs Tom Duncan of Colorado Springs. Duncan was assistant manager at J C Penneys here five years ago. Duncan's older son Peter registered for the draft the preceding Tuesday. Timothy's sisters are Kathryn and Kitty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Drees
1001
Main
Rachel Katherine Robert
Karl Robert
Forest Park
Matthew
Todd
Rebecca
Romana Drees
Paul Cole
Davis
Timothy Thomas
Tom Duncan
Colorado Springs
Cole
Duncan
J.C. Penneys
Peter
Timothy
Kathryn
Kitty
Jimmy Gawer Farewell Dinner In Satanta
A farewell dinner honored Jimmie Gawer by his parents Mr and Mrs EH Gawer of Satanta. He has enlisted in the Marine Corps for three years and departed for Kansas City Missouri to be sworn in before heading to San Diego for basic training. Attendees included multiple Satanta and Garden City families and friends.
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Jimmie Gawer
E.H. Gawer
Satanta
Jimmie
Marine Corps
Kansas City
San Diego
Wesley Sterling
Steve
Kevin
Jeff
Joe Dresling
Joey
Garden City
Don Pre
Cronin Couple Name Daughter Marla Kay
Mr and Mrs Floyd Cronin Jr of Eminence Rt announce the birth of their daughter born April 17, named Marla Kay.
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Marla Kay
Floyd Cronin Jr
Eminence Rt
Mrs Whitmer Speaks on Roses at Aurora Study Club
Mrs Ed Whitmer presented Roses as a rose culture topic for seven Aurora Study Club members at Mrs yx Dunavants home 504 N ard. She noted roses grow in all Kansas counties and thrive in sun with care in selection soil and planting. Members shared house plants seeds and a flower name song game prizes Ferns won by two members. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Frank McKedy at 2303 N Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Whitmer
Aurora Study Club
Yx. Dunavant
N. Ard
Kansas
C.J. Degenhart
Don Dreiling
Lee Puckett
Whitmer
Frank McKedy
Legion Auxiliary To Help Viet Nam Project
American Legion Auxiliary Harry Renick Unit No 9 met at the Post home with Mrs R W Eddington presiding. Ten dollars and twenty five dollars were voted for relief efforts. Delegates and alternates were chosen to attend the Hutchinson department convention. Little Miss Poppy Ida Rose Linn attended as a junior auxiliary guest. poppy hat winner was Mrs Jack Herrell. Project updates covered operation soap for West Nam and plans for Poppy Day May 21.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Renick
Post Home
R.W. Eddington
School Welfare Children’s Fund
Rose Naab
Cleo Lowe
Jack McCray
Ivan Gergen
Ralph Biggs
Wesley Morris
Poppy
Ida Rose Linn
Jack Herrell
Capt
Gardiner
West Nam
Calendar of Social Events and Meetings
Social schedule lists events for Wednesday and Friday including Junior College faculty supper at Civic Center and Tyrian Lodge meeting at Masonic Temple with Ralph Dowd as master. Also district nursing banquet, missionary society, piano student auditions, Christian service society, PEO Chapter X, Twirp Week dance for high school and junior students, and a chapter gathering with Mrs. Richard Stone.
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Civic Center
Tyrian Lodge NO
Masonic Temple
Ralph Dowd
Kansas State Nurses Assn
Fatima Hall
Garden City
Esday First Baptist Women’s Misionary Society
Hatch
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Ellsworth Sherman
Women's Society OF Christian Service
Methodial Church
Y. B. Harmon
Lyle
Fulton
Long-Bell Lumber
Richard Stone
Center
Mrs Crotty Elected New BPW President
New officers for the Business and Professional Women's Club were chosen after a dinner at the Luau Inn. Mrs Douglas Crotty Sr will serve as president with Edna Weiser as first vice president and Hazel Ankrom as second vice president. Ruth Ball is corresponding secretary Leila Hagier recording secretary and Virginia Patterson treasurer. Mae Leeper chaired the election with 45 members present. Ruth Potter outlined work of the national legislation chair and noted ongoing women rights issues in business. Marguerite Roth to install May 11 officers at the Luau Inn after the 6 30 p m dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Luau Inn
Douglas Crotty Sr
Edna Weiser
Hazel Ankrom
Ruth Ball
Leila Hagier
Virginia Patterson
Mae Leeper
Ruth Potter
BPW
National Legislation
Mrs Burgett Elected Head of Eagles Auxiliary
Mrs Burgett was elected president of the Eagles Auxiliary at a Monday meeting in the Eagles Aerie attended by 22 members. Officers named include Mrs Burlin as vice president and Mrs Allen as secretary with other posts held by Barbee Kells Culwell Gosnell Bayer. outgoing president Wells chaired. Cancer Fund was funded at 10 dollars. Queen representative Strickert to Hutchinson. May visiting committee named. next meeting May 16 at 8 pm in the Aerie.
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Forest Burgett
The
Eagles Auxilary
Eagles Aerue
Margaret Burlin
Everett Allen
Charles Barbee
Earnest Kells
Leonard Culwell
Odis Gosnell
Joe Bayer
Mmes
Harvey Johnson
Mike Rupp
Ellis Hahn
Clarence Wells
Cancer Fund
Phil Strickert
Garden City
Hutchinson
Wallace Bohling
Ross Solze
Ivan Schafer
Ray Shearmire
Gene Sloan
L. Solze
Aerie
CHEESE SOUFFLE RECIPE FROM INGALLS COOKBOOK
Mrs Abe Bergen of Ingalls shares a cheese souffle recipe with butter, milk, sharp American cheese and eggs. Preheat to 300 degrees for ten minutes, prepare a six cup dish, fold beaten egg whites into yolk cheese mix, bake on lower rack for about an hour to a rich golden brown, serves eighteen.
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