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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1971
Page
3
Judith Kay Wilson from Tumwater Washington married Robert G. McDaniel of Olympia Washington at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Reno Nevada. The ceremony united two former residents in a Nevada service.
The article explains physiologic jaundice in newborns from red blood cell breakdown and liver immaturity, with rare breastfed cases and more serious persistent jaundice signaling infection or bile duct issues. It also discusses whether alcoholism is a disease, leaning toward viewing it as a symptom complex of underlying issues, and emphasizes avoiding the first drink. It mentions a wedding notice for Earnest C. Wilson and Nadine McDaniel with attendees and post wedding plans.
A columnist reprints letters from readers in Kansas about teen fashion at school and parental versus school control, plus a plea for friendship boundaries in marital issues. The page lists local events and community notices including meetings and church activities in Manhattan and surrounding areas.
A reader describes adapting a small ouija board pointer with a ribbon to help a stroke survivor communicate. The note includes other tips from Heloise on household hacks and reader queries about tidying, gardening, coffee, and lunch-bag fixes.
Instructions advise calling the Tribune carrier if absent or unreachable with a fallback number 431 3400 and a 5 30 p m reminder.
Vernon A. Smith of 613 N Santa Fe announces the engagement of his daughter Joy Ann Smith to Steven Small son of Mrs Phyllis Small 115 N Forest. Joy Ann is a 1971 Chanute High School graduate and both will marry with work at ILC Products Kansas Inc. Wedding set for November 27.
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