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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1963

Page

7

Battered child case and privacy concerns spark reader letters

Dear Ann Landers column features Edna describing suspected abuse by her husband, Horrying about a broken arm and multiple hospital visits. Advice notes urge protection and removal if evidence persists. Additional letters criticize confidentiality breaches by a bank officer and a doctor, with guidance to switch services. A teen asks about obtaining a horse, and guidance warns against exploiting a grandmother's finances.

Ann Landers Edna University of Colorado

Tonganoxie Social Roundup Highlights Local Club Activities

A busy weekend in Tonganoxie features Mrs. Edwin Rogers hosting a 90th birthday open house with staff helpers named. The Tonganoxie Garden Club held its first meeting of the year at City Hall, with officer installation and year plans. The Reading Club met for dessert luncheon at Mrs. Zoellner’s home as new officers were announced. Rebekah Lodges from multiple towns held a joint installation in Leavenworth with several local attendees and a district treasurer appointment. 1963 officers for Truth Rebekah Lodge No. 266 in Tonganoxie were named, and a district meeting set for March 9 in Tonganoxie. Nadine F. Lewis accepted a teaching post in Wellington for 1963–64. Local youths and residents are noted for hospital and school events, with various visits and travels. Kuntry Klub unit met with a horticulture lesson, a humor roll call, and plans for the next meeting on February 20.

Edwin Rogers Te Tonganoxie Reading Club Fred Zoellner Fred Zeellner James Todd Lloyd Mills Alicia Seifrit Charles Laughton J. C. Laming Rebekah Desoto Eudora Bonner Springs Tonganoxie The Truth Rebekah Lodge Virginia Mahoney Noble Grand Marie Throop Mildred Love Nadine F. Lewis Boyd Lewis Wellington Miss Lewis Tonganoxie High School Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Ralph James Fevurly Ralph Fevurly Jarvalo Cushing

PTA Notes Highlight School Legislation and Annexation Talks

Dr. Carl Knox urged timely action in the 1963 Kansas legislature to avoid five more years of slow school finance gains as Lawrence schools face enrollment growth of about 1,000. He outlined district reorganization toward a unified K-12 system and changes to the Foundation Program while reading a letter to districts involved in proposed annexations. Officers for next year were approved and open house showcased student exhibits with hosts and volunteers listed.

Carl Knox Lawrence Alan Hack Robert Nunnaly Bruce Holcum Charles Warner Dean Engelbrecht Kenneth Meridith Claude Peters William Green James Cooper Gene Stanwix Calvin Luck W. W. Hatfield James Bond John Walker Hazel Simmons

Reheat Rolls In a Moderate Oven

A 375 degree oven reheats rolls effectively. Cover the bread in a pan with a bag or foil for even warming. Expect at least ten minutes to reheat.

Requests for Women’s Page Submissions and Deadlines

The women’s section urges readers to send meeting reports by the next day and to observe deadlines of 11 a.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. Saturdays. Wedding items require forms from the women’s editor and must be submitted before the event, with photos by the day before, and bride and groom photos within three days after the ceremony.

Bargain Beef Competes With Pork In Weekend Specials

Beef prices tempt shoppers as pork and poultry remain plentiful in weekend ads. A national chain offers ric roasts at 69 cents a pound and top sirloin at 99 cents in New York outlets. Other beef bids include sirloin steaks, liver and stew beef. Pork loins chops and smoked hams are widely advertised. Sausage pricing varies by region. Fryers broilers and baking hens stay low priced. Fruit prices warn of winter freezes with Florida oranges at about half prior year supplies.

Associated Press New York

Fruit prices surge while vegetables see mixed impacts

Point prices of top quality fruit have nearly doubled. Apples grapes cherries winter pears and avocados fill the void at reasonable prices. Snap beans lima beans sweet corn green peppers tomatoes and eggplant rise in most areas. New cold waves hinder growth, while beets carrots spinach celery escarole lettuce and cauliflower show the least weather effect.

Using Yolks and Egg Whites in Drop Cookies

Two egg yolks plus one tablespoon water replace one whole egg in a drop cookie recipe. The technique uses the extra yolks to maintain moisture and binding when a recipe calls for a whole egg.

Travel Ready Spring Wool Wardrobe Trends

A spring fashion piece extols wool as ideal for travel with wrinkle resistance and fresh appearance from start to finish. It highlights color ranges from bold to pastel, textures from mohairs to fine weaves, and feminine silhouettes with slim shoulders and flaring back details. The guide notes long-line jackets and walking-length coats as modern, practical updates.

Cream classifications by butter fat content

The note distinguishes “thin” cream with 18 to 20 percent butter fat from “heavy” cream containing 36 to 40 percent butter fat, outlining basic quality ranges. It frames cream grades by fat percentage used in culinary contexts.

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