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The Salina Journal Sunday, May 22. 1983 Page 19 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Panzer Panzers plan 50th jubilee ELLSWORTH The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Panzer, Ellsworth, will fete her parents with a 2 to 4 p.m. post-golden wedding anniversary open house May 29 in the Fellowship Hall of the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ellsworth. Entertaining for all friends and relatives will be Mrs. Albino (Laurita) Munoz, Kanopolis, and her family. Panzer married the former Hilda Frohreich Jan.

11, 1933, in Ellsworth. They since have lived in Ellsworth County. There are four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The Panzers request no gifts. Tillbergs celebrate ruby anniversary A 2 to 5 p.m.

open house is planned May 29 at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, 255 S. 7th, in observance of the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tillberg, Rt. 1, Salina.

Mrs. Tillberg is the former Margaret Louise Watts. Hosts for the celebration are their two children, Roger, Rt. 1, Salina, and Mrs. William C.

(Janet) Keller, Dayton, Ohio. The honorees were wed May 29,1943, In Marquette. Since then they have lived in rural Salina where Tillberg farms. His wife teaches fourth grade at Tescott Grade School. There is one grandchild.

All friends and relatives are invited. The couple request no gifts. Bonne BOL Ten-O-Six ANNUAL PINT SALE! Good things don't always come in small packages. Now you can buy the pint size of 10-0-6 at super special price just $3.95. (why that's even less than the regular price of an eight ounce bottle!) There's just one hitch good things don't always last forever.

Take advantage of Bonne Bell's once-a-year PINT SPECIAL Now while the supply lasts. Mr. and Mrs. August Krauss Krausses have golden day GYPSUM Mr. and Mrs.

August R. Krauss, Gypsum, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 4 p.m. reception Saturday at the Gypsum Methodist Church. All friends and relatives are invited. Hosts are the honorees' children, Mrs.

Dale (Clede Ann) Garinger, Gladstone, and Mrs. Richard (Thyra) Davis, Topeka, and their husbands, and Jay, of the home. Five grandchildren will assist. Krauss married the former Nannie Gump May 24,1933, in Mount Pleasant. The couple request no gifts.

55th date for Thornburgs ALTON Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Thornburg, Rt. 2, Alton, will observe their 55th wedding anniversary at an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. May 29 at their home.

Hosts are the honorees' five living children and their spouses: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thornburg, Lyons; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thornburg, Alton; Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Thornburg, Tulsa, Okla; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley (Shirley) Swander, Salina, and Mr. and Mrs.

Dan (Donna) Carrford, Washington state. Mrs. Thornburg is the former Ellen Wilkenson. The couple were married May 28, 1928, in Kansas. They are lifetime residents of the Alton area.

Thornburg is retired from farming. They have 17 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. One son, Ted, is deceased. Mr. and Mrs.

Palmer Schmidt Schmidts mark golden date OTIS May 29 will be the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer (Alvena) Schmidt, Rt. 1, Box 37, Otis, Kan. 67565.

A card and letter shower is planned. Both taught school in Albert, where Schmidt was principal. Mrs. Schmidt served as principal and teacher in Otis and in country schools nearby. Smiths have their 65th day ENTERPRISE Thursday is the 65th wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. David (Ruth) Smith, Enterprise. No formal celebration is scheduled, but a card shower is planned for them. The Smiths, who have lived in Enterprise since 1918, have six children: Betty Ruth Johnson, Salina; Wilmer, Alexandria, Delbert and Lila, Enterprise; Helen Hettenbach, Abilene, and Joyce Bielefeld, Junction City. There are 21 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.

Niedenthols plan 40th celebration RUSSELL All friends and relatives are invited to a post-ruby wedding anniversary open house May 29 for Mr. and Mrs. Emil Niedenthal, Rt. 1, Russell. Entertaining at the 2 to 4 p.m.

event in the Blue Room of the Russell Elks Club will be their children, Mrs. Carl (Linda) Johnson, Salina; Galen, Russell; Ada, West Lafayette, and Michael, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Their five grandchildren will assist. Niedenthal married the former Lucile Cole May 23,1943, in Russell. Bettie Anderson has 90th birthday LINDSBORG All friends and relatives are invited to a 2 to 4 p.m.

pre- 90th birthday open house for Bettie Anderson, 321 N. Chestnut, Lindsborg, May 29 at the Eastern Star meeting room, 112 S. Main, Lindsborg. Hosts are her three sons, Rodney, Smolan; John, Junction City, and Glen- Hardens observe 45th anniversary MANCHESTER The daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

George Harden, Manchester, will honor their parents with a 2 to 4 p.m. post-45th wedding anniversary open house May 29 at the Manchester United Methodist Church. All friends and relatives are invited. Their daughters are Mrs. David (Linda) Landoll, Wichita, and Mrs.

Ronald (Sheila) Highlands, Frieburg, Germany. The husbands and the honorees' one granddaughter will assist at the celebration. Harden married the former Alice Hartmann May 19,1938. The celebrants request no gifts. Barrettes kept on piece of ribbon If someone in your family uses barrettes, tie a long loop of attractive ribbon in an appropriate place in the bathroom.

She can attach barrettes together on a ribbon as she takes them off. Mount unused barrettes in pairs on the ribbon, as well. The ribbon minimizes loss and time spent hunting for these small items. don, Fort Collins, and their families. Mrs.

Anderson was born June 9,1893, in Kulla, Blekinge, Sweden. She and her late husband, Reuben, farmed many years in the Smolan area. The honoree requests no gifts. Lefties have edge on batting average By United Press International New statistics about baseball show success at home plate may be less a matter of how you bat than of which hand you bat with. Neurologist John McLean and researcher Francis Ciurczak of the University of Illinois College of Medicine have conducted a statistical study of major-league ball players and found the athelete who bats left and throws left traditionally boasts a clearly better batting average than his right-handed counterpart.

The May issue of Science Digest explains why lefties have the edge. Generally each hemisphere of the brain dominates the opposite side of the body. One of the only exceptions is that in the case of lefties, motor control may be more equally distributed between both hemispheres, as is known to be the case with speech. "For southpaws, then, neither hemisphere would dominate coordination absolutely," McLean said. Send your news tip to The Salina Journal; up to $45 in cash each week.

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