Bread travels 2400 miles in tale of Scott City bread
Scott City retired banker Louis Grosjean recounts a tale of a loaf of bread gifted by Zella Unruh that journeys from Scott City Kansas to California and Arizona and back, traveling 2400 miles before being eaten by Dr Charles Starr and his wife Helen Starr after a series of stops and a hospital stay. The saga ends with the loaf finally consumed.
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Scott City
Louis Grosjean
Grosjean
Leroyce
Garden City
Telegram
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Starr
Starrs
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Zella Unruh
Unruh
Mrs. Starr
Larned
Sun City
Ariz
Starr
California
Scott County
U. S
Piano auditions for National Guild set at Garden City CC
Auditions run Monday through Saturday in the Fine Arts Center at Garden City Community College from 9 a m to 5 p m daily. Ninety nine Garden City teachers present 116 students before adjudicator James Duncan who will rate each program and award certificates. Students producing more than one piece receive a pin from the National Fraternity of Student Musicians. Duncan, a longtime educator and performer, heads collegiate auditions for Colorado State Music Teachers Association and has ties to Eastman, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, and national music circles. He tours and adjudicates across many states and has coauthored music theory texts and founded a national ensemble competition.
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National Guild of Piano
Fine Arts Center
Garden City Community College
Garden City
James Duncan
National Fraternity of Student Musicians
Eastman School
Huron College
South Dakota
University of Southern Colorado
Pueblo
One Piano
Duncan and
Holliday
Kent Holliday
New York
Virginia
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Idaho
Oregon
California
Duncan
Colorado State Music Teachers Association
Palm Springs
Calif
Music Critics National Association
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Rosina Shevinne
Johana Harris
Rainbow Installation at Masonic Temple in Garden City
The Southwest community Installation for Order of the Rainbow for Girls begins at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Masonic Temple with Barbara Joan Pinegar to be installed as worthy advisor. Officers earned and appointed include Kelley Huber, Shannon Cannon, Tina Douherty, Barbara Harder, Kristen Tedrow, Kristine Sauer, and others with Michelle Tedrow as installing officer. Jury of guests includes multiple local families and dignitaries. the new advisor attends Abe Hubert Junior High. Other club reports mention Epsilon Iota, Zeta Upsilon, Beta Sigma Phi activities, and Beacon Light EHU luncheons, with plans for community service and future events.
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Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Barbara Joan Pinegar
Jim Pinegar
Kelley Huber
Worthy
Shannon Cannon
Charity
Tina Douherty
Hope
Barbara Harder
Faith
Kristen Tedrow
Recorder
Kristine Sauer
Treaurer
Mariann Baker
Dawn Stephen
Donna Frinfrock
Love
Leah Humes
Cheri Geist
Nature
Dana Shaw
Immortality
Barbara Sauer
Fidelity
Ginger Dougherty
Stacy Childers
Service
Sonja Brunson
Confidential Observer
Michelle Degenhart
Outer Observer
Michelle Tedrow
Kirsten Tedrow
Darlene Reid
Marjorie Vanderweide
Rainbow
Earl Parrish
Mark Lee
Jim Cornett
Garden City
Dwayne Case
Scott City
Jim W. Pinegar
Deerfield
John Pinegar
Tammy Bodenhausen
Topeka
Gladys Pinegar
Colorado Springs
Abe Hubert Junior High School
Rainbow Advisory Board
Marla Lord
Janis Geist
Ruth Sauer
Donna Bennett
Linda Evans
Jean Heer
Raymond Heer
Eric Opplinger
Diane Stephen
Beth Tedrow
Evelyn van Vleet
Aleta Widows
Debra Dougherty
Jan Kennedy
Fear in children after Atlanta murders cross state lines
Kansas State University extension specialist Charles Smith warns that news of Atlanta child murders can frighten children beyond Georgia. Four to eight year olds are most affected, with nightmares and confusion from TV reports. Parents should watch with kids, provide information in installments, and use children's books to ease fears without overreacting.
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DE McGlashon
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Atlanta
Charles Smith
Georgia
Smith
Fox
Ann
Kansas
Money worries strain fragile marriages in hard times
Washington AP notes that strong marriages weather economic pressure, while weak bonds face ongoing conflicts. Steven Preister of the National Center for Family Studies urges couples to negotiate an unwritten contract on money, separateness, and shared finances to prevent recurring disputes, and suggests seeking a family financial counselor when needed.
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Washington
Steven Preister
National Center For Family Studies
Catholic University of America
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By Donnis Harness
Duncan Is
Central Methodist College
Eastman School of Music
Rochester, N. Y
N. Louise Wright
Jose Echaniz
George MacNabb
Clifford Alexander
James Bunney
A. L. Ellington
John J. Frazier
Erol Klassen
Claude W. Robinson
Ellsworth Sherman
Robert E. Townsend
Joe H. Vanderweide
Sherman
Guild
Kathryn Powell
Epsilon Iota
Sue McDonald
ESA
Maxine Rains
Johnson
Juanita James
Barb Tannahill
Zeta Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean Dawson
Nita Finke
Susan Ruddick
Valentine
Mary Keeling
Karen Slater
Juanita Jameson
Loretta Tackett
Sue Harden
Alpha Tau Chapter
Betty Purdy
Beacon Light Ehu
Joe York
Finnup Park
Beacon Light
Clifford Mayo
Russell
Ronald Renner
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Esther Date
Helen Uhrich
Blue Cross
Catholic Medical Mission Board
Barbara
Crescent Dragonwagon
Mercer Mayer
Preister
Eitée Lauder
ESTEE
Mona
Nelva Eastman
Patterson’s
Seiko
Seiko Quartz
Diamond Jewelers
N. Main
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