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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
2
Dear readers ask about maturity and coping with world distress. Ann Landers replies that immaturity and a need to avoid misery underlie the issue, urging personal responsibility and balanced boundaries while offering direct guidance to readers facing relationship and family respect issues. The column closes with a request for letters and a 1975 copyright notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde O. Gooden of 1004 West 10th will be honored Sunday at a 2:30 to 5 p.m. reception in Fellowship Hall at First Church of the Nazarene for their golden wedding anniversary. They wed June 13, 1925, in Wichita. The couple, who lived in Augusta and later Newton, are hosted by their children: Duane Gooden of Topeka, Bill Gooden of Lamar Colorado, Kenneth Gooden of Wilmore Kentucky, Martha Wright, Alice Larcom of Phoenix, Clyde R. Gooden of Richmond, and Mary Gooden of Newton.
Virgo assigns caution today as fortune may come from an unexpected source. Libra should stay true to ideals to gain friends who will support and assist.
The Newton Art Fair at the Newton Community Activity Center Saturday showcased 89 artists from Newton and across Kansas. Purchase awards went to Newton winners Judi Janzen Douglas Trowbridge Phil Epp and Jim E Stucky and Wichita winners Bob Besley Wilma Wethington Melvin Redburn William McReynolds. El Dorado Peter Johnson Hut chinson Laura Barr Donna Brigman Hays Charlie Stevens Gene Wineland and Derby’s E J Schister were honored as purchasers. Purchasers included Railroad Savings and Loan Suderman Co and multiple local and regional businesses and banks.
Miss Renie Harrison bride elect of Rick Whitfield was honored at a Sunday misc shower at the home of Mrs. Keith Garrison. Co hosts were Mrs. Bob Reber Mrs. Glen Selvy and Mrs. Jack Barnes. The couple plan to wed June 21 at First Baptist Church.
Readers ask about restoring water damaged library books and encounter a librarian’s caution that restoration is unlikely. The column also covers easy open cereal boxes, rust prevention for a flour sifter, scrap bag revival, testing stain removers, fabric scraps for testing, and shower door maintenance with wax.
Sir Knights and Ladies of Newton Commandery No. 9 honor Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Scheffler with a 3 to 5 p.m. reception at the Masonic Temple and a 7 p.m. banquet at Trinity Heights United Methodist Church. Scheffler is honored for his May 3 installation as grand commander of Knights Templar of Kansas in Emporia. Dr Basil L. Johnson will give the address. Rev Jerry Housh and Betty provide musical entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Don Starkey of San Diego California return home after visiting aunt Mrs Maude Carney brother Doug Van Horn and other relatives in the area. Mrs Starkey formerly worked in the Harvey County Welfare Department. The Atlantic giant squid Architeuthis Princeps is the largest invertebrate with a 55 foot length and 9 inch eyes from a specimen captured Nov 2 1878 near Tickle Bay Newfoundland.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Buller observe their silver wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at Walton Mennonite Church. They married June 14 1950 in Hebron Mennonite Church Buhler. Children Merlin Eck Donita Newton Keith Cheryl Dale Buller Florence attend.
A scarlet fever outbreak in England during 1863 resulted in about 30,000 deaths, marking a severe public health crisis of the era.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. McGee of Fort Smith Arkansas formerly of Newton will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Salem United Methodist Church. Leo married Beverly Schmidt on June 11 1950 in Newton. They lived in South America for eight and a half years while McGee supervised NASA Satellite Tracking Stations. They now own a mobile homes business in Fort Smith with their daughter Dana and parents Bertha McGee and Alwine Schmidt.
Jeff Nattier son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Nattier of Newton represented Harvey County Farm Bureau at the 8th annual Farm Bureau Youth Safety Seminar for high school sophomores and juniors held at Camp Wa Shun Ga Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City from June 3 to 7.
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