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Newspaper
Iola Messenger
Location
Iola, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1969
Page
4
Dr Charles Powell and other medical men link fashion to longevity in a discussion at an insurance seminar. They credit the fashion industry with reducing obesity and promoting healthier eating by shaping public habits and lifestyle choices in a generally affluent society.
L. W. Mahon of Yates Center announced a Republican bid for state senator from the Allen Woodson district while incumbent Stanley Toland of Iola said he will not seek office this year. The district’s Republican alternation implies no candidate from Allen County. Lois Marian Collins and Lt. Wayne Hall wed in Wichita.
Mrs Ruth Hoggatt and infant Jerry return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Hugh Murrow in Moran. Lt Theodore W Judah, bombardier, assigned to active training with a combat crew and stationed at Ardmore Oklahoma, son of Mr and Mrs J D Judah. Marian Weatherbie of Kansas City earns red carnation from Cap and Gown at University of Kansas City ceremony. Weatherbie family formerly lived in Jola.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moon retires this year and receives a gift as the Jefferson PTA discusses a fall school carnival and honors life members. Otto Kaufman of Topeka spoke on Books Good Resources as Kim Mohler and Connie Holland led the flag salute.
Fragmented crossword style entry shows scattered clues and partial words. Items include 1 Across missing, 49, 53, 54, 56 57 and 16 20 22 across entries with partial letter strings and abbreviations, suggesting a garbled puzzle page.
A list of crossword clues with solutions including male horse, mimicked, pertaining to appeals, degree, encounter, Gaelic, narrow ways, fountain nymph, Full Bosines, Florida city, natural fat, chums, two toed sloth, Asian weight, girl s name, goddess of discord, English stream, Roman god of underworld.
Filed in district court Judge Robert Stadler lists Ruth A. Richards versus Harold Richards and other cases including McGowan divorce, Conger possession action, Kinzle divorce, Hart foreclosure, Wad dell replevin and money judgment, and quiet title. Judge Leslie Norton reports speeding fines and other charges from April 18 to 24 with a note that no marriage licenses were issued.
May 2 event for the LaHarpe Homemakers Unit led by Mrs. Laura Johnson appears in the Farm Folks Agricultural Extension Calendar. The note confirms local club activity and organizer, with no further details provided.
Mrs. E G Linville entertained the Gas EHU group Friday afternoon with 11 members present. Mrs. Art Stukey chaired the session and led roll call and memories of school days. Mrs. H R Porter taught a lesson on The Tender Tie Mother and Daughter with assistance from Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Linville. Members received mystery gifts and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ray Patten.
La Harpe Lodge No. 325 AF and AM hosts an open meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m to present three 25 year pins and one 50 year pin. Golden Gate Chapter No. 272 CBS invites wives and friends to a reception for the Worshipful Grand Matron in Chanute on May 3 at 8 p m at Neosho County Junior College. Please notify Mrs. Teague by Monday April 28 if you plan to attend. Also Bible School at 9 30 a m Adult worship 10 45 a m Children 5 13 10 45 a m Evening 7 30 p m Wednesday Bible Study 1 30 p m Everyone welcome. Bill Bolden minister.
Miss Gloria Armel arrives in Humboldt after an eight month journey spent mainly in Sweden and Denmark with travel through England Scotland France Switzerland Germany Austria Liechtenstein and a return by jet from Amsterdam. She traveled with Pat Peters and visited many relatives and friends along the way.
Yellowing foliage on pin oaks may show iron deficiency as trees tolerate high pH soils poorly. Iron chelates resist alkalinity and can correct deficiency with 1 2 ounces per inch trunk diameter placed around the tree and soaked to 6 inches. Foliar spray may use 1 pound per 100 gallons with thorough cover.
An reader argues that going steady at 13 boosts her daughter’s grades and behavior while Ann Landers cautions that the problem is the husband and his mother not the daughter. A Shaker Heights reader is advised to curb gossip and protect children from adult conversations.
The Iola Register publishes from 302 S. Washington Ave Iola Kansas with editors Angelo C Scott Emerson Lynn Jr and daily timing except Sundays. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and carries standard subscription rates for Allen and adjoining counties.
A letter to Dear Ann describes a widowhood after 35 years of marriage. The writer fears the period of adjustment will be hard but believes it will not wreck the marriage.
In Allen County Kansas Probate Court on April 25 1969 Charlies Doty was appointed and qualified as executor of Fred Doty deceased. Creditors heirs and others are notified nine months from first publication to present demands. Located Iola Kansas Frank W Taylor attorney for executor.
The article notes Louis XIV of France achieved a 72 year reign, the longest for any European monarch, marking a record in monarchical history.
A devotional line from Psalms 133:1 extols harmony among kin. The verse reflects on the blessings of communal peace and strong familial bonds. Written in a timeless, reverent tone.
Channel 12 lineup lists News at 6 and 10:30, Dating Game at 6:30, Newlywed Game at 7, Lawrence Welk at 7:30, Hollywood Palace at 8:30, Gregory's Opry Show at 9:40, then News again and a Movie at 10:30.
A dense timetable lists channel programs from morning religious and education shows to afternoon sports and evening dramas. Notable entries include FBI, Bonanza, Wagon Train, Perry Mason, and The Tonight Show among others.
Report notes the unusual tropical creature synthesizes prussic acid within its body. Scientists caution about potential danger from contact or ingestion and call for further study to understand the mechanism and ecological role.
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