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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1976
Page
2
A reader asks at what age a wife may stop sexual relations with her husband, noting clean, sober spouses still deserve intimacy. The reply emphasizes no strict age cutoff and that couples can make love into older years, though frequency may decline.
The article urges early shoe fit checks for children noting foot growth continues until about age 21. Look for curled toes worn heels and toe-end wear as clues. Buy shoes that match the widest part of the foot with 0.5 to 1 inch extra length and avoid hand-me-downs.
David E. Brandon of Newton son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Brandon 321 SW 6th earned summa cum laude with a 3.97 GPA completing a bachelor of science in electrical engineering in 2.5 years. He was one of two marshals for the winter commencement and will begin a masters as a teaching assistant at UMA next Jan 13. He was valedictorian of O Fallon High School class of 1973.
A columnist urges careful nutrition study over fad books and offers a Chicago Nutrition Association recommended list. Titles include The Family Guide to Better Food and Better Health, Food Facts for Young People, Introduction to Nutrition, and Let's Talk About Food with prices and publishers.
The Kansan invites brides and brides elect to submit engagement and wedding news and photos. Forms are available at the Kansan office. If engagement and wedding are six weeks apart a joint picture may run. if closer only one picture. Deadline: Wednesday noon for Saturday publication.
The piece explores common U S beliefs about foods tied to luck as people eat special items for fortune. It notes superstition alongside practical habits and reflects on how culinary customs vary across regions and communities.
Christmas Day guests included Lonnie Boyd Rayann Boyd Beverly Pearson Ronald Boyd and son Eddie Tipton Tania Darin Jamella all of Hutchinson, Howard Harvey Randy Whitmore of Newton and others. The piece notes traditions of serving ham hocks black eyed peas and pork and beans for luck with varying foods and prices.
Eunice Schorn notes cooking for single living can be tricky and suggests small appliances and shared potato-baking events in apartment complexes. She recalls a compact cookbook for tiny portions and seeks time specifics for baking one potato on a stove.
Area residents Orville Roy and Howard Smith and Mrs Winston Jantz return from Hanford Calif after attending the funeral for Noble Fosberg 63 who died after a heart attack in Fresno He was husband to former Ileen Smith of Hesston and is survived by a son a daughter and a granddaughter.
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