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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1976
Page
3
A reader shares multiple Ann Landers letters urging kindness and self improvement. The notes discuss smiling, overcoming panic with Recovery Inc, and rejecting racial slurs while promoting respect. The piece concludes with how to send questions to Ann Landers.
Susan Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Schmidt 306 E Lith has been admitted to the clinical nursing program at Goshen College for the 1976 77 school year Nursing candidates enroll in the clinical major after completing preclinical courses per the college division of nursing Venus the diameter of the planet 7610 miles is 308 miles less than earth Venus orbits the sun at a mean distance of 67 million miles and is the third brightest object in earths sky behind the sun and the moon
Judy Kay Vogts and Donald Boyd McAllister wed at Zion Lutheran Church in Newton with Rev. David Jeske officiating at 3 PM on May 22. The bride wore a satin peau gown with Venice lace and a chapel train, carrying daisies and yellow roses, as Karen Vogts served as maid of honor and Wanda Wonders as bridesmaid. The couple, daughter of Vernon Vogts and Mrs. Ralph Stucky hosts, plan a Missouri honeymoon and residence at 1201 North High Newton.
Luella A Utz of Sedgwick and C Paul Brooks of Clearwater were married May 1 at Sedgwick United Methodist Church. Officiants were Rev. Robert L. McAllister and Rev. Helen Bayne. The bridal gown featured ivory lace and organza with seed pearl trim.
Maria Jane Stagner of Newton graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor of arts in sociology from North Texas State University in Denton during May commencement. She is daughter of Colleen Stagner of Newton and sister to a Bellevue bridesmaid. The ceremony included a reception hosted by Sedgwick residents and honored guests. The bride, a Newton elementary music teacher for 19 years, will relocate to Clear water with her husband to travel.
Miss Sheri L. Long and Vernon Y. Wenger of Newton were named to Fort Hays State College's spring honor roll for a perfect 4.0 GPA. Both are children of local residents and achieved top grades in the semester.
Miss Diana Lynne Swanson and Miss Joy Louise Hartzler are named to the dean's list for the spring semester at Greenville University in Greenville. Swanson, a senior in the college of arts and sciences, resides at 819 West 7th Newton. Hartzler, a Wichita native and sophomore in the same college, is formerly of Newton.
Old-time conserve made with rhubarb and pineapple details a 45 minute cook, water bath processing, and storage guidance. Includes notes on a preservation cookbook and a brief remark on Horatio Alger influence on youth literature.
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