Kids give house builder a party in tree house whimsy
Kansas City residents celebrate Julian Lynch who built a cedar roofed tree house for about 45 neighborhood children in the Reardons yard. The six by eight by six foot structure has built in seats a fold out table 22 steps to the door and an electric light. The project culminated in a community party to christen 64 Tree House with a pledge of allegiance ribbon cutting and a champagne launch. Lynch a Capitol Truck Lines traffic manager is hailed as a good neighbor for other acts like fencing a yard and adding a water fountain with a built in drink door for thirsty kids.
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Traveling Man Helps Needy
W. A. Rossiter, a Coffeyville visitor, travels south with warmth and returns with gifts. Retired from a Wichita plant, he roams in a camper teaching English diction at a summer school in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, aiding 8 to 15 year olds and adults while exchanging Mexican and Indian curios for friends in the United States. He collects shells, shares artifacts, and ships back useful items to his Mexican friends on the return trip.
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