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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1976
Page
2
A homemade annals of humor and hardship with anecdotes from readers. A birthday mishap ends in a living room reveal as secrets surface through a secretary and wife. A correspondent admires Ann Landers for urging courage against blackmail and shares a blunt concluding note.
Frank Olive, a 40-year-old milinery designer, started in a tiny Greenwich Village shop and built a career creating hats for wholesale and custom clients. He apprenticed with Chanda and later learned through years in stores and top hat houses while evolving with fashion trends. Olive now travels 20 weeks yearly to educate buyers and serve as an ambassador for his products.
New York AP notes colonial era men favored opulent silks and brocades for formal wear while Beau Brummel's all black look shifted norms. The tuxedo evolved from the sack coat with Griswold Lorillard popularizing it in the 1890s though tails lingered for decades.
Interior designer Mary Knackstedt of Harrisburg notes practical storage and accessible shelves help young residents aged 4 to 15 keep rooms orderly. In Hershey, Pa, a community for 1,500 orphan boys expanded to add furniture and spaces aligned with the boys preferences, with blue favored and strong colors preferred over pastels.
Bird House in Asheboro receives a 600000 dollar grant from the North Carolina Zoological Society to build an aviary that will display hundreds of birds from around the world.
Austria promotes Burgenland attractions such as wine seminars in Donnerskirchen and plays in Forchtenstein castle moat to draw foreign visitors. Imported Hungarian fiddlers, castle rooms, and horse drawn buggies offer novel lodging and experiences as part of a broader push to boost tourism and offset trade deficits.
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