Creative Writers Fellowship Meets Saturday at Mrs Platt’s Home
The Creative Writers Fellowship meets Saturday at 2 p.m. in Mrs. Dwight Platt’s Route 2 home. Amelia Mueller leads a program on Autobiography for Self Understanding with the session open to members.
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Creative Writers
Dwight Platt
Route 2
Amelia Mueller
Newton High School Class of 1930 45th reunion held at Ramada Inn
The Newton High School Class of 1930 celebrated their 45th reunion with a Sunday coffee social, noon dinner, and program at the Ramada Inn. Of 122 graduates, 45 attended with spouses and eight former faculty members. A memorial service for deceased members, class roll readings, and remarks by Velma English and Hazel McFarlane marked the event.
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Earl Henry
Delight
Anderson) Burghart
Sarah Buller
Willard Claassen
Marian (Dooley) Jones
Lois
Hall) Sweet
Dorothy
Harris) Penner
Virginia (Hart) Villar
Aileen (Hennessy) O’neil
Robert Jackson
Walter Jantzen
Victor
Ida Lingua
Wiebe
Marjorie
Mulvaney
Brow
Mary
Pierce) Baumgartner
Ruth (Plante) Crosby
Alvin Seltenreich
Kenneth Sparrow
Marian Stewart Rosenwald
May Belle
Stucky
Goldie (Todd) Henry
Kansas
Robert W. Richman
Newton Public Library
Helen
Spriggs) Rempel
Leo Alfred
Ruth Brockett
Helen (Crowl) Edwards
James Duncan
Cecil Foster
Hulda (Froese) Houser
Jessie
Jordan) Walker
Dwight Landrith
Roy Lantis
Warren Long
Harold Miller
Hazel (Miller) Mann
Ronald Nelson
Jessie (Noble) Buller
Ray Northern
Addie (Perkins) Haen
Bullah Pogue
Lucille Price
Olga Regier
Floyd Taylor
Clayton Walton
John Wilson
Elmer Keeneman
Sam Kurtz
Hazel McFarlane
Lowell Brandt
Viola
Bazil
Leland Moore
J. Birch Stuart
E. S. Sanderson
Ernest Hetzel
Sam B. Kurtz
Watonga
Okla
Clyde C. Coulson
Wichita
Out of State
Thomas
Naomi Ailstock
Murphy
Kansas City
Lawrence Allison
Casper
Wyo
Harold Barr
Las Vegas
Nev
Bazil) Bird
Huntington Beach
Calif
Harvey
Beulah Fendrick
John
Sydney Gwinn
Sadowsky
Tucson
Ariz
L. W
Helen Kennedy
Tangeman reunion draws 39 to Hesston Grade School
The Tangeman family held a basket dinner at Hesston Grade School with 39 attendees. Florence Vesper Lee of Portland led attendees in a report of 438 living descendants from Carl Henry Tangeman. Officers elected for 1977 include Fred Dudte president Harry Dudte vice president and Wilma White secretary treasurer.
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Tangeman
Hesston
Florence Vesper Lee
Portland
Ore
Ralph Allen
George Wickersham
Carl Henry Tangeman
John Egger
Mesa
Ariz
Fred Dudte
Harry Dudte
Wilma White
Alvin Wright
Colorado Springs
Walter Bulk
Riley
Kan
Ervin Steiner
Sedgwick
Clifford King
Craig
Doug
Mike
Mrs Knauss to be honored by Halstead Order of the Eastern Star
Halstead Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star plans a banquet and open reception for Mrs Clifford D Knauss grand conductress of the Kansas Grand Chapter. The event Saturday at 6 30 pm in Halstead High School Commons with an 8 pm reception in the gym. Jeanette Emert Milton H Butler will preside. Jeanette Huet and Walter C Smith are expected to attend among other officers.
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Newton
EHU
R. W. Dawson
Ruth Duty
Halstead
Order of the Eastern Star
Clifford D. Knauss
Grand Chapter of
Kansas
Halstead High School
Jeanette Emert
Milton H. Butler
Jeanette Huet
Hays
Walter C. Smith
Iola
San Anselmo
Calif
United States
Florida
C Cc
Ortman daughter earns MA in urban education at St Louis
Mr and Mrs Roland Ortman of Newton report their daughter Susan Ortman received a Master of Arts in urban education from St Louis University in collaboration with the Cooperative Urban Teacher Education program and the Mid Continent Educational Laboratory. Susan, a 1968 Halstead High School graduate, has taught English to juniors and seniors at Wichita North High School for three and a half years.
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Glen
Frances Markee
Dunlap
Plainville
Aldace Mercemes
Kansas City
Willard Dillman
Helen (Robinson
Hesston
Newton
Cecil
Hazel Coulson
McFarlane
Paul Decker
Brad
Dorothy Flower) Winans
Walter Gooddert
Edgar Gates
Robert Haury
Earl
Goldie Todd
Henry
Helen (Morgan) Hobbs
Muriel
Puntenney
Nance
Harold Schorn
George
Vera Shorthose
Simons
Harold Sharp
Ben Skene
Waldo
Helen Spriggs
Rempel
David
Velma Jean Starr
English
Grace
Unruh
Nickel
Lorene
Williams
Hobbs
Winans
Ron Scheffler
Overland Park
Jim Scheffler
Southwestern College Alumni Assn
Newton High School
Roland Ortman
St. Louis
Susan
St. Louis University
Cooperative Urban Teacher Education Program
Mid- Continent Educational Laboratory
Miss Ortman
Halstead High School
Wichita North High School
Tabor College Graduate Pamela Buller Receives BA
Pamela Buller of Newton earned a bachelor of arts in social work at Tabor College. She served as social field work coordinator and auxiliary hostess, was named an academic honor student, and previously attended Emporia State College and the University of Kansas after Newton High School.
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Tabor College
Pamela Buller
Newton
Miss Buller
Emporia State College
University of Kansas
Newton High School
KU Graduate Named Program Supervisor at Newton Activity Center
Dennis R. Schmidt, a 1975 KU education graduate from 424 Random Road, is employed as program supervisor at the Newton Activity Center. Mrs. Clifford Decker was admitted to Santa Fe Memorial Hospital in Topeka on Tuesday.
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Dennis R. Schmidt
Random Road
University of Kansas
Newton Activity Center
Clifford Decker
Santa Fe Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Cub Scout 123 Holds bicycle rodeo at First United church
Cub Scout Pack 123 of the First United Presbyterian Church held a bicycle rodeo on the church lot with blues defeating gold in team events. Winners included Mark Akin Gary Albin Terry Brewer Eddie Griswold Matt Harris Jerry Johnson Jeff King Alan Lloyd Chris Swaney David Walz Doug Watkins Robert Watkins and Darin Werries. Al Hasenbank presented the pack’s charter and Joe Soukup spoke to Webelos about becoming a scout. Homemade ice cream and cake followed the rodeo.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Blues
The
Mark Akin
Gary Albin
Terry Brewer
Eddie Griswold
Matt Harris
Jerry Johnson
Jeff King
Alan Lloyd
Chris Swaney
David Walz
Doug Watkins
Robert Watkins
Darin Werries
al Hasenbank
Joe Soukup
Webelos
Horoscopes for Friday June 6 1975 Aries to Pisces
Stable conditions favor building for Aries while Taurus pursues self interests. Cancer advises future planning by laying a solid foundation. Leo urges step by step progress toward important goals. Virgo backs creative ideas with resolve. Libra should push shared interests to gain. Scorpio’s adviser offers trusted counsel. Sagittarius may earn a reward by strong work. Capricorn should cultivate a social contact. Aquarius to finalize a material project promptly. Pisces sharpens mental tasks over muscle.
Bright financial prospects for familiar work this year
This forecast boosts earnings when sticking to known domains and leveraging current success. It urges maximizing ongoing ventures and prudent growth through steady effort and continued skill use.
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Julia Ward Howe
Daughters of Union Veterans
S.O.O.B
Royal Arch Masons
Arkansas Valley
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar
Howard Haun
Neysa Eberhard
Richland Livewires
Annelly
Marilyn Mitchell
Robin Mitchell
Diane Harms
Mary Despard
Scott Lewis
Jeff Nattier
Dean Pattersons
Sidney Nattiers
Grace Hill Mennonite Church
Athletic Park
Lucky 13
Suncrest School
Dan Schaeffer
Bobby Stahl
Shelly Raskoph
Troy Girrens
Billy Stahl
Geri Gronau
Schaeffers
Tompkins
NHS
Cole of
California
Mrs. Knauss
Topeka Hospital
Style Shop
W. Bowy
F. A. Walters
Bernice Bede Osol
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Plaster Gumner Bra & Grille
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