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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1966
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers offers practical steps to curb long distance call battles by asking the husband to write down the intended recipient and call type, plus waiting in another room. The column also addresses a mother daughter clash over dating a peer and explains natural feelings, urging perspective on a lasting relationship.
Fifty four descendants of Joseph and Catharine Kistler Eberhart attended the sixty first annual reunion at the 4-H Fair grounds. A basket dinner followed by a brief business meeting announced deaths of Marvin Herr and Hazel Eberhart Fusseder. Officers elected for 1967 were Kenneth Burk chair, Orval Hemphill co chair, and Leona Eberhart secretary treasurer. The oldest member was Noah A. Gimbler. youngest Janet Strobel. Next year’s reunion will be the second Sunday in June.
The Kansas State Society of Long Beach California plans a summer picnic from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday July 10 at Recreation Park Long Beach. Registration by counties colleges and universities. Picnic tables and food concession on site. The Long Beach band will play. President is Bessie Bersuch 2574 Lime Ave Long Beach.
The Cottonwood 4-H Club held its June meeting outside the India School building at 8 pm with 20 members eight leaders three parents and one guest present. Members formed committees to build a booth for a county party organize a club tour and report on the 4-H Roundup and county council.
Armed Forces brief reports Charles E Murphy son of John N Murphy of Lawrence finished a 16 week Army helicopter pilot course at the Army Primary Helicopter School Ft Wolters Tex on June 10. He will move to advanced training at Ft Rucker Alabama.
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