RMH Auxiliary Offers Health Careers Scholarships
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary announces annual health careers scholarships for Franklin County residents entering or enrolled in health-related programs. Scholarships range from 250 to 500 dollars, with applications due by April 30. Forms available at the hospital reception. contact Esther Bemmels at 242-1004 for details.
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Franklin County
Ruth Cook Supple
RMH
Auxiliary
Lucy Alice Cheney
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Esther Bemmels
Wellsville High Reunion Set by 1976 Class sponsors event
The Wellsville High School Alumni Association invites graduates and guests to a 6:30 p.m. banquet on May 17 in the school Commons, sponsored by the Class of 1976. The Media Center opens at 4 p.m. for visits. banquet tickets cost 6.50 each, with tickets available from Mrs. Mary Jones, Box 452, Wellsville, Kansas 66092. Letters of greeting with year and current address are welcome from those unable to attend.
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Wellsville High School
Mary Jones
Wellsville
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Ottawa girls sweep health class at state HOSA meet
Seven Ottawa High School Health Occupations Students sweep 12 firsts six seconds and four thirds at the HOSA State Convention in health care events. A four girl team won the HOSA Bowl. Medalists may advance to a national in Philadelphia. Students plan fund raising for travel while pursuing nursing or medical careers.
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Ottawa High School
East Central Kansas Vocational Cooperative At
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Organization of Health Careers Students
HOSA
Ottawa
Gloria McIntosh
Tamera Stevenson
Dawn Pence
Tasha O'Hara
Karolyn Maiden
Jana Siders
Maria Guerrero
Faye Rubick
Com
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Stevenson
Siders
Madden
Philadelphia
O’hara
U.S Navy
Adoptions Improve Self View in New Study
New York report cites Dr. Richard Detweiller of Drew University as saying adopted youth aged 13 to 21 in northern New Jersey show more nurturing parenting, greater life control, and a more positive world view than nonadopted peers. Findings challenge earlier clinical-based results and note shifting societal views on adoption. Detweiller plans a second study on adopted men and women.
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New York
Richard Detweiller
Drew University
Edna Gladney Home
Fort Worth
Texas
Detweiller
University of Madison
N.J
New Jersey
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Family Feuds and Etiquette
A reader praises frugal, clearly marked wills and heirlooms to avoid fights after relatives die, noting how taped labels and back-of-picture notes kept distributions fair. Another letter urges placards reminding passengers to give up seats for the elderly aboard transit, praising such civility. A college student and others weigh manners, with advice reinforcing tact and courtesy in daily behavior.
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Ann Landers
London
U.S
First Transit Company
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