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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1975
Page
3
In a 1975 Field Enterprises column, readers critique a household hints column about onion slicing and share fixes. A teen seeks father access after divorce, while others question wedding attire rules for divorcees, and Ann offers cautions and guidance.
A vintage recipe page lists dishes for family suppers including Sliced Ham and Turkey salad dressing, Cabbage Relish with cabbage onion mustard seeds and vinegar, and Chicken Curry Rice with Nectarine Cream dessert. It notes serving sizes and chilling steps.
Four Newton residents Jimmie Loud Jeff Kelsch Robert Beard and Jennie Hand completed requirements for fall semester enrollment at Kansas State University Manhattan.
Raymond Dyck of North Newton recently earned his PhD from Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey. David became the second king of Israel after the Hebrews conquered part of Palestine and settled there about 1000 B C.
Stan Schroeder of Newton joins John Wiebe in Colombia for a mobile literature program serving Christian groups and aiding campgrounds at Cachipa. Bob and Beth Schmidt from Whitewater teach English in Kobe at Gateway English School and Bible studies via Baba cho Mennonite Church. Schroeder is an industrial engineering senior at Wichita State University, while the Schmidts study at Columbia Bible College in South Carolina. In 1788 harsh salt laws were credited with helping bring about the French Revolution.
Virgo offers praise to a deserving person who rarely acknowledges achievements. Libra faces a borrowing friend who delays returns. decline gracefully if needed. Sagittarius urges open dealings to avoid being caught by secretive actions.
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