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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1975
Page
2
Patriarchs Militant will hold a Wednesday meeting in Odd Fellow Hall with the Canton and Auxiliary Crescent 35. The auxiliary plans to elect department officers for the next term. A social hour with refreshments will follow in the dining room.
Jean Kyler McManus of Lakewood, Ohio, has authored about 3.5 million words across 25 000 published verses for greeting cards and gift books sold worldwide. Since joining American Greetings 24 years ago, she writes inspirational verse while touching readers through faith, friendship, love, and adversity.
Veterans gathered at a stone war monument beside Miami Beach City Hall for Memorial Day and Veterans Day ceremonies. Jack Siegel 75 wore seven medals and a Purple Heart as teens from Miami Beach High School played martial music. Four M16 rifles sounded as young trumpeter Bruce Turkel played taps.
The annual conference will be held June 3 at Washburn University in Topeka Kansas. Speakers include Governor Robert F Bennett former highway safety director Claud McCamment Ken Thompson Kim Glasgow Teen Safety Queen 1975 Gerald Christensen and Joe Larossi. Roberta Sharb of Abilene is president.
A birthday horoscope notes a shift toward a more meaningful management role this year. It predicts substantial rewards if duties are performed well, highlighting responsibility and potential for advancement.
Susan Ford will attend her White House prom with 21 year old Billy Pifer of Winchester Virginia a pre med junior at Washington and Lee University as one of three escorts provided by the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival organizers during the three day celebration in Bethesda and at the White House.
A reader defends boys using tea sets and advocates flexible play items while another letter discusses bisexuality and societal labels. Ann Landers offers cautious judgment, urging modest language and practical responses to sensitive topics. The column closes with trivia about a 1228 Holland flood and a dice fact.
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