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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1962
Page
13
A reader questions her cheap boyfriend and plans to marry, while another seeks guidance on a sister in Atlanta’s drinking habits and a wife considering quitting work after 16 years. Ann Landers issues blunt advice about shared finances, alcoholism, and a wife choosing independence.
Donna Johnson, a self taught photographer in Chicago, is one of the few women working in construction progress photography. She shoots from cranes and steel girders, enduring cold and mud, while leading the Lincoln Park Camera Club as president.
More than 900 people in Franklin County attended a Sunday reception in Wellsville to celebrate Dr N E Naylor's fifty years of service. Dr Naylor signed birth certificates for 110 attendees at the Wellsville school building event.
About 130 members of the LHS graduating class of 1942 gathered Saturday evening in the Crystal Room at the Hotel Eldridge. May Falkenstein and Bill Conboy led as masters of ceremonies as attendees introduced themselves and shared current occupations and residences. Out-of-town classmates listed include Doris Haverstock Quinn, Betty Wilson Perkins, Harry Cox, Nancy Nevin Marshall, Dr. C. E. Hundley, Harold Boener, Carol Foster Coatney, Bob Bayles, Mabel Guilfoyle, Lyle Hegeman, Fleeta Penn Cole, Fred Jaedicke, Don Messer, Marilyn Riggs, Emerson Hazlett, Dan Cantwell, Wayne Ice, Geraldine Thompson, Evelyn Dresser, Chesterfield, Delores Yazza Mann, and many others from across the region.
Esther Cleveland Bosanquet born Sept 9 1893 in the executive mansion recalls White House life. Now 68 she lives in Kirk Leatham England with husband William Bosanquet running a 117 acre truck farm and a Georgian mansion. Her memories include Christmas trees Easter eggs and times with her father President Grover Cleveland.
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness urges regular screen-free rest for children. Eyes grow most during youth, and prolonged viewing should be limited just as heavy physical work is. A diet rich in vitamin A from liver, sweet potatoes, and leafy greens supports eye health.
The U S Department of Agriculture tests a four pound film wrapped peach basket. Growers, handlers and retailers adopt the new pack after shipping tests show broad acceptance by wholesalers and consumers who willing to pay a small premium for uniform, blemish free fruit.
Hilltop Home Demonstration Unit meets at 9 39 a m Tuesday at 1022 Iowa St with Mrs Harold Volk hosting. Roll call will be a first aid hint and Virginia Kurata presents Choosing Family Entertainment as the lesson.
Endive pairs with cooked beets in a salad. Top with sieved hard cooked egg and serve with French dressing. Use canned baby beets or julienne style for texture and color.
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