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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1973

Page

3

Should He Tip Dear Ann Landers Readers

A 14 year old asks if teens should tip after buying a hamburger. Ann advises leaving a dime per person on the bill, about 20 percent, and notes courtesy in tipping. The column also contains reader letters praising service tips and a cautionary tale about overburdened workers and misaddressed mail.

Ann Landers N.C.J

Country Club guests attend bridge luncheon and award prizes

GUESTS at the Country Club bridge luncheon Thursday included Mrs. Ellis Lowell and Helene Veech. Prizes were won by Mrs. Don Fambrough, Mrs. John Langley, Mrs. James Dickey, Mrs. Bill Terrell, and Mrs. Neil Sheffield. The Douglas County Chapter of the National Foundation of March of Dimes plans an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Lawrence National Bank west entrance with Don McDow presiding.

Country Club Bridge Don Fambrough John Langley James Dickey Bill Terrell Neil Sheffield Douglas County National Foundation of March of Dimes Lawrence National Bank West Entrance AARP Lawrence Public Library

Kanwaka 4-H Club Announces November Meeting and Activities

The Kanwaka 4-H Club schedules a 7 30 p m November meeting with Mary Winter cooking Brad and Cathy Silvers music and Marvin Schweda gun safety A Halloween party is planned at 8 p m Sunday at the Robert Ether ton home Members and leaders of the Sunflower 4 H Club visited the Valley View Rest Home in Halloween costumes and passed out cookies then held a meeting at Riverside School installing new officers New junior and senior officers were installed across several clubs at candle light ceremonies including Four Leaf Clover and Leavenworth County 4 H Council officers were elected with several names listed The American Royal 4 H Conference delegates and project book distribution were announced The CROP Hunger Walk and a vote to endorse a horse arena at the fairgrounds were noted as upcoming events

Kanwaka 4-H Club Mary Winter Brad Cathy Silvers Marvin Schweda Sunflower 4-M Club Valley View Rest Home Leavenworth County 4-H Margaret Ann Schwinn Gloria Johnson Debbie Kelley Russell Davidson Mary Sachse Marvin Jones Harold Denholm Barbara Kramer Frank Hagenbuch Jerry Schwinn Keith Eberth Richard Campbell Venice Lohman Mary Wilhite

City Is Obstacle Course in Charleston Downtown

In Charleston Phyllis Mathew and a companion recount a wheelchair users tour of downtown barriers. They describe elevators, ramps, and doors at Kanawha Valley Bank Diamond Department Store and City Hall as obstacles, with the library noted as most accessible and a Sen. Jennings Randolph proposal promising stronger accessibility provisions.

Kanawha Valley Bank Diamond Department Phyllis Diamond Kanawha County City Hall City Building

Couple Celebrates Fifty Years With Family Dinner

Mr and Mrs Howard F Longanecker were honored at a Sunday family dinner at the Ramada Inn for their 50th wedding anniversary celebrated since October 17 1923 in Lawrence. They have 13 grandchildren and five children hosted guests from Edgerton Lawrence Midland Texas Los Angeles and Denver with several relatives unable to attend.

Howard F. Longanecker Ramada Inn Lola Wilbur Lawrence Douglas County Edgerton Wilbur Longanecker Daryl Debra Charles Longanecker Midland Tex Edwin Bowen Los Angeles Calif Ted Neptune Julia Anne Jan Anne Denver Colo Edwin A. Bowen Sarah Becky Nancy Barbara David Longanecker

Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Notices

Admission names include Gertrude Miller and Joseph Guzman Jr from DeSoto. Dismissals list Percy Stover Doris Palmateer Mrs Jan et Vaughan and baby boy Pearl Greenlee. Births report Mr and Mrs David Dark in Lecompton a girl and Mr and Mrs Bernard Schell a boy.

Gertrude Miller Joseph Guzman Jr DeSoto Percy Stover Doris Palmateer Rt. 4 Janet Vaughan Baby Boy Pearl Greenlee Wellsville David Dark Lecompton Bernard Schell Craig

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