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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
2
A reader commends Gamblers Anonymous and shares a 20-question test to identify compulsive gambling. Ann Landers endorses GA and directs readers to National HQ for joining information, stressing the group’s life-changing miracles and free membership.
Charles D. Kater of Newton was among 23 students initiated into Kappa Delta Pi at Pittsburg State College. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kater of 800 East Eighth Street, Newton.
Andrew Wallace Hutton and Mark Bennett Hutton, twin sons of Mr and Mrs John Hutton of Newton, earned bachelor of business administration degrees from Washburn University Topeka during May commencement exercises.
Terry L. Unruh of Newton is among the new students completing requirements for summer school enrollment at Kansas State University in Manhattan.
The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York has been awarded a 250000 grant from Frances and Sydney Lewis of Richmond to acquire works by living American artists. A Calder retrospective will open at the Whitney this fall, showcasing the sculptor’s work.
The article extols a food sealing appliance as a leading small kitchen device. It notes cost of special boilable pouches, explains mounting options and air removal, and offers dozens of uses from leftovers to microwave cooking, with safety and storage tips.
Mr and Mrs John Dombrosky were honored at a First Baptist Church service marking their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married June 2 1926 with Rev Curt Beese and Rev Fred Spinder officiating. A reception followed in Fellowship Hall with family and friends from multiple states attending.
Manhattan report explains that most fabric becomes apparel or home furnishings while industrial fabrics serve reservoirs filters and space exploration. It cites examples from Kansas State University Extension specialist Jereldine Howe including portable brid ge bridges from woven polyester a conveyor belt transit system of cotton and nylon and disposable nonwoven hospital gowns. It also notes Austrian Vienna trial of 12 mini buses to ease congestion.
Dairy farmers of Kansas share practical nutrition and budgeting tips for summer living. They compare per person yearly beverage consumption, costs of soft drinks and milk, and the benefits of milk and yogurt, with recipes for Pineapple Sour Cream Pie and ideas to boost children’s milk intake.
Mrs. Paul Hastings hosted a Monday morning bridal shower at her home on a flower decorated patio for Miss Gail Sadowski bride elect of Mitch Sexton of McPherson. Guests included relatives and friends from Wichita Topeka Emporia and other areas. The couple will marry June 26 at St Mary's Catholic Church.
Frances Gatz of Newton won the KJHK Radio Award for Special Service from the William Allen White School of Journalism at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Gatz, a graduate student, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Gatz of Route 5 Newton.
J Loel Loganbill of Chicago Heights and formerly Newton earned a master of arts degree in business from the University of Illinois. His wife Jan will also receive an MA in business this August. Loganbill is a son of Oscar J Loganbill of Newton.
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