Dear Ann Landers column letters on parenting and manners
A series of reader inquiries to Ann Landers cover concerns about a mother painting a four year old for beauty salon outings, a divorced man seeking dinner with his ex-wife, a neighborly dispute over social drinking, and a note about respecting others to avoid conflict. The tone remains gossipy yet practical as Landers dismisses inappropriate behavior and advises against rekindling past relationships.
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Ann Landers
Debbie
Charlotte
Help for troubled relationships through counseling and guidance
A plea directs readers to the Family Service Association for support and advises sending 20 cents for Ann Landers' booklet necking and petting and how far to go, enclosed with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Ann Landers
Chicago
Family Service Association
Paly 5 Printers By POLLY CRAMER DHAR POLLY
Baseball time is here and bats and gloves have come out of mothballs. A 16 year old son handed me a worn baseball with broken stitching. I repaired the holes with green crochet thread using two needles and a shoe lace style stitch. The result pleases kids who say the racing is better than new and lasts longer.
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Dhar Polly
Wed Friday Afternoon Wedding of Miss Barton and Mr Coble
Miss Patty Lorraine Barton and Gregory Lee Coble wed in First Church of God, with Rev. Gerald Carbaugh officiating at four pm. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Michael of Big Pool, wore embroidered white cotton, veil, and white Bible. groom, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Coble of Williamsport, graduates from Williamsport High School 1963 and will soon enter USAF. Maid of honor Miss Cheryl Norris, best man Kenneth Grove. Reception at the bride’s home. couple to reside in Williamsport Route Two.
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Patty Lorraine Barton
Gregory Lee Coble
Church of God
Gerald Carbaugh
Joseph Michael
Big Pool
Clear Spring High School
Francis Coble
Williamsport
Williamsport High School
United States Air Force
Cheryl Norris
Kenneth Grove
Route Two
Grange safety program features farm safety talk
Waieohu Grange held a Wednesday evening meeting on July 10 presenting a farm safety program led by lecturer John Swad Jey. A comical skirt performance, The Women, was given by Mr and Mrs Harold Newkirk. Howard Foltz was elected de and plans for the annual community show on September 19 and 2 were announced.
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John Swad Jey
Harold Newkirk
Howard Foltz
Williamsport 1948 Graduates Hold Reunion in July
The Williamsport High School Class of 1948 held a reunion on Saturday evening July 8 at Shady Rest Restaurant. Alvin Bowers gave the invocation before a smorgasbord dinner as guests arrived. Ronald Brine, president, and Donald Britner, vice president, extended meetings to attendees with David Huddle as master of ceremonies. Members gave short resumés of post graduation activities. Richard Doub reviewed class achievements. keepsakes and yearbook items were shared. Special guests included Mrs Frances Powell and Mr and Mrs Richard Doub. Shirley Stenger Rider performed as Sydney Rider with Gary Clarke on organ. The event closed with the school song and dancing. plans for the next reunion were discussed.
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Williams Port High School
Shady Rest
Alvin Bowers
Ronald Brine
Donald Britner
David Huddle
Richard Doub
Dolores Mitchell Hitler
Phillis Schamel
Jeanne Fridinger Cornell
Tive Saves
Frances Powell
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