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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
15
A reader warns drivers after a hitchhiking incident involving a 15 year old boy demanding money. The exchange prompts Ann Landers to address recurring ruses and advise against paying extortion. Other letters discuss menopause, gynecologists, and respect for advice while noting hostile correspondence.
The Hi Neighbor Extension Homemakers Unit holds a 6 p.m. Friday family picnic with Connie Rockers as hostess. The Jay hawk 4-H Club plans The Little Fair on August 4 at Eugene Nunemaker farm for judging projects and a 7 p.m. basket supper. Members practice speaking and demonstrations. The Cottonwood 4-H Club hosted a Tuesday night event at Anthony Fornelli home with project judging. Four-H records due August 13 at Mrs. Robert Saathoff's home. Jill Schaake from Meadowlark 4-H Club attended and distributed Fire Cans with baking soda to make car fire extinguishers.
Social calendar item notes a luncheon at noon at the Holiday Inn hosted by the National Association of Retired Federal Employees.
The Rome fashion scene features off the shoulder silhouettes and fluid wear with mink and sable accents. Princess Irene Galitzine presents fluttering evening gowns and cozy pajamas with bold cardigans and velvet gowns, while Fabiani and Heinz Riva preview practical daytime looks and winter coats.
Ricky Ray Sawyer aged 19 of Bald win and Donna Jolynn Young aged 18 were issued a marriage license. Jon Walker McBride 22 of Lawrence wed Virginia Ellen Thorngren 20 of Lawrence. Richard Duane Anderson 23 of Topeka and Janet Eloise Nocktonick 31 of Topeka also received licenses.
Instructions describe a topping by mixing sugar flour cinnamon and butter in a 9 inch square pan. Specific amounts are garbled with fractions and a stray percent symbol.
Hospital records list Mrs. Dorothy Calandrino of 818 Lawrence Ave and Mrs. Gail Stevenson of Ottawa among patients. Other names include Mrs. Mary Baker of 1333 EE 16th and Mrs. Georgie Wingfield of Lecompton with birth notices for infant Deborah Rice of Bonner Springs and Peggy Puett of Eudora. Mr. and Mrs. David Arnsmith of 843 Mass report a girl born Wednesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buchanan of Eudora report a boy born Wednesday.
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