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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
2
A collage of reader questions and responses includes a Worried Girl letter about a classmate who eats paper and ink, a marriage dispute over paying for a double wedding ring, and Needing Assistance seeking vow renewal after an affair. Ann Landers offers calm guidance and practical steps.
A vintage recipe segment presents stuffed pork crown roast with cornbread dressing and instructions for cornbread batter. It also includes a nursing home gift guidance column and a New York AP note on secretaries wanting praise and small gifts over higher pay. The cooking piece covers preparation, roasting times, and serving tips.
Frank D. Meacham son of Eddy G. Meacham 921 Spruce promoted to cadet major in AFROTC at Kansas State University. Navy chief yeoman Raymond N. Duron Halstead participates in Operation Deep Freeze Antarctic mission. joined Navy in 1951.
Miss Amy Anderson of Newton served as flower girl for Miss Cindy Box and John Roy Phillips on November 27 at Salem United Methodist Church. The Kansan printed the wedding story with Anderson’s name omitted.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Johnson hosted a reception in the Wichita Royale Hotel honoring Mrs Ida Johnson on her 9th birthday. Nearly 100 relatives neighbors and friends attended in the Royale Room East as blue and silver decorations and large ice carvings graced the hors d oeuvres table. Mrs Johnson resides on the Newton area family farm the past 65 years.
Mark Lambertson of Elbing serves as managing editor of the Ottawa Campus the student paper of Ottawa University. The Campus is Kansas oldest student paper. Lambertson a junior is son of Mr and Mrs Milan Lambertson Elbing. Woody George was admitted to Bethel Deaconess Hospital Sunday for tests.
A three part multiple choice asks: the British stone equals fourteen pounds. only one other president besides Kennedy is buried at Arlington and who. and the oldest college in America among Harvard Columbia and William and Mary.
Irish born Cyril Cullen rose from a 10 shilling bet to become a celebrated knitwear designer. He trained in Italy and Scotland, built a 1500-strong Irish knitting network, starred on television, and now sells handknit garments in Paris London and 56 U S specialty shops including Lord and Taylor and Saks. He plans to grow his own Jacob sheep yarns for richer color ranges.
Deborah D Ward of Newton was initiated into the Phi Kappa Phi honor society at Kansas State University Manhattan. The society invites juniors in the top five percent and seniors and graduates in the top ten percent. Ward is a senior in social work and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Ward of Newton.
The report credits Igor Sikorsky with developing the first successful operable U S helicopter in 1939, marking a milestone in aviation history and techniques for vertical flight.
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