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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
4
Emotions of mothers and parental harmony emerge as key drivers of a child’s development. Studies from Dr. Koch and Dr. McNair Scott link maternal well being, marital satisfaction, and upbringing to children’s IQ and emotional resilience.
Mr and Mrs Floyd J Curtiss observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at 1145 Del from 2 to 4 pm They wed April 29 1922 in Kansas City Kansas and have lived in Lawrence and Douglas County Their children James Englewood Colorado Robert 1808 Maple St Earl 1623 Harper Marjorie Brown 2612 Moundview Dr Marvin 1915 Miller Dr host and they request no gifts
Easton resident Adolph Noe who turned 100 on March 24 may be the state's oldest voter but Barbara Olinger of Lawrence notes her mother Anna Olinger also turned 100 on April 10 and has voted in every election for 50 years. Anna plans to vote this fall and may not need re registration. Noa recently registered during a local drive in Easton.
Mr and Mrs John Harte reveal the engagement of their daughter Jane Pilch to James Perdue son of Mr and Mrs Burton Perdue of Rt 1 Lawrence. Jane is a student at Lawrence High School and James is a 1971 graduate now employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co in Lawrence.
Ron Klataske of the National Audubon Society urged limits on mowing public land along roadways at a Lawrence Flower Club gathering. He argued unmowed roadsides can be attractive and habitat friendly, citing Osage orange tree losses and roadside herbicide spraying. He also criticized stream channelization as damaging natural streams.
Alcione chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star from McLouth attended the Kansas Grand Chapter session in Topeka. Members listed include Alice Tomia Alma Yost Ruth McHenry Mildred Ehart Lula Turner Wanda Harker Myrtle Edmonds Meredith Edmonds Carolyn Kimberlin and Herbert Edmonds Elsa Edmonds. 50 year honorees were Alice Tomlin and Alma Yost. Wanda Harker was a teller. Edmonds sang two songs and Rev Don Peckham offered the opening invocation.
Cub Scout Pack 2059 held a Webelos graduation at First Presbyterian Church for Robert Chestnut Steve Bratton and Jeff Holzmeister preparing to join Boy Scout troops. Cubmaster James Stinson awarded pins and badges including Wolf Bear and Silver Arrow with multiple named recipients. A carnival finale featured den booths and a skit.
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