Camping Out Thrills 25 Handicapped Children at Mounds Park
Twenty five volunteers and Red Cross staff hosted a two day campout for handicapped children in Mounds Park. A bus with wheelchair anchors carried campers to the site for a campfire tent setup. A naturalist from the Department of State presented Endangered Species film and a Big Indian Mound exhibit while hayrides a dog obedience demo and a cavalry western hand entertained. Park rangers donated watermelons and the park concession supplied soft drinks.
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Mounds Park
Turtle Creek Convalescent Center
Red Cross
Department of State
Big Indian Mound
Sorority activities and civic programs wrap 1916 17 term
Sorority chapters report on end of term events with picnics, national convention notes, memorial service for Beverly This Club fire casualties, and new officers for 1277 18. Kappa Kappa Sigma shows CPR program at Lucky Steer Restaurant, Blue Bell Ball candidacy, and state show planning. ABWA Alpha Charter tours Harter House with talks on scholarships and Woman of the Year Jeanie Braddock.
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Alpha Betta Omega Eta
Alpha Delta Omega Sorority
Elizabeth Smith
Chesterfield
Marguerite Butler
van Wert
Ohio
Miss Butler
Claire Lister
Roberta Johnson
Helen Jeffries
Marcella Wiltite
Gertrude Harlan
Lucky Steer
Anderson Fire Department
Debbie Sisson
Luanna Robinson
Dorothy Blevins
YHCA
Alpha Charter
ABWA
Alpha Charter Chapter
American Business Women's Association
Harter House
Tom McMahan
Why Grow Old? Advice on Diet Skin and Style
Josephine Lowman answers readers on reducing with potatoes diet fat and calories a nose vessel issue explains triggers and treatment options including moderation hot foods and antibiotics notes ear shape hair styling tips and perfume water versus cologne ends with a call to request a Dial-A-Prayer leaflet.
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Josephine Lowman
Cancer Director Warns Against Saccharin Use
Washington AP report says National Cancer Institute acting director Dr. Guy A. Newell urged that pregnant women and young children avoid saccharin and foods with it. He supported a middle ground plan to ban saccharin in foods while allowing OTC sales, warned of carcinogenic risks, and noted uncertain evidence on artificial sweeteners.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Guy A. Newell
Food and Drug Administration
Newell
Sarah Seguant
FDA
NCI
Doctors Attend Family Practice Refresher Course
Four Anderson physicians joined 140 family doctors from Indiana and surrounding states at a June 7-9 refresher course at Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. Participants included Dr Kam Anderson Dr Frank Campbell Dr Andrew Chung and Dr Harry D Webb. The second half will be July 11. Co-sponsored by the School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine and the Indiana Academy of Family Physicians. Each part yields 2845 hours toward the Physicians Recognition Award and credit by the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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Anderson
Indiana
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis
Kam §. Anderson
Frank Campbell
Andrew Chung
Harry D. Webb
School of Medicine
Department of Family Medicine
Indiana Academy of Family Physicians
American Medical Associaton
American Academy of Family Physicians
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Thelma Carpenter
Norma Gail Sparks
Amy C. Conover
Kathy Leazenby
Jeanie Braddock
Peck and Peck Law Firm
Ging
Trusk
Gif Molone
Jin McAlhoney
Hin
God
Job
Parmer Lutz Furniture
Parmer Lutz
Paurun
Eureka Cleaners
Odesp
Bal Brush Incsens
Dewpdown
Dt Fults Ua
Lexan
Charles Sheriff
Ulin
Jo Bailey
Igne
Brant of
He Rosa
John St
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Columbus
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