Levels Of Life Struggle And Significance Mark Working Years
George W. Cornell contends in this Easter series installment that midlife labor carries lasting meaning beyond toil. The piece links biblical thought with modern psychology to argue work sustains life, fulfills duty, and may echo eternity, despite hardships and routine. Tomorrow note previews a birth announcement from San Antonio.
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George W. Cornell
Sisyphus
Jesus
Earth
Paul
Haggai
Aryn Elizabeth Small Celebrates First Birthday
Aryn Elizabeth Small turned one on April 1. She is the daughter of Rhonda Small of 503 N Mulberry and Kevin Connor of Valero California. Her grandparents are Ronald L Small of 503 N Mulberry and Jewell Connor of 724 N Cherry. Her great grandmother is Paulette Connor of 724 N Cherry.
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Aryn Elizabeth Small
Rhonda Small
N. Mulberry
Kevin Connor
Valero
Calif
Aryn Elizabeth
Ronald L. Small
Jewell Connor
N. Cherry
Paulette Connor
Bryan McNees Turns Four In Ottawa Family Notice
Bryan James McNees celebrated his fourth birthday on March 17. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan McNees of Ottawa RFD 4. Grandparents are Mrs. Louise Harrell of 930 Maple and Mr. and Mrs. Max Gilmore of 904 W. 6th. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Allie Davis of 120 S. Maple and Mrs. Helen McNees of Ottawa RFD 4.
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Bryan James McNees
Stan McNees
Ottawa Rfd
Bryan
Louise Harrell
Maple
Max Gilmore
Allie Davis
S. Maple
Helen McNees
Birthday Girl Summer Sky Mason Turns Two
Summer Sky Mason celebrates her second birthday today. She is the daughter of Bradley and Mary Mason of 621 South Oak. Her grandparents are Robert Mason of 804 Olive and Robert Wheeler of Lawrence, with Henry Mason and Anna Facklam as great-grandparents in Lawrence. Great-great-grandmother Ruby Yohe resides at 1701 Princeton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Sky Mason
Bradley E. Mason
S. Oak
Summer Sky
Robert E. Mason
Olive
Robert W. Wheeler
Lawrence
Henry Mason
Elm
Anna V. Facklam
Ruby Yohe
Princeton Road
Watch Out For Poisons By L J Lyons DVM
A veterinarian warns of season specific poisons in homes and yards including strychnine mole bait weed sprays and fertilizers. Pets can be poisoned by touching dried sprays or licking paws after walking through treated areas or drinking contaminated puddles. Strychnine causes rigid convulsions and breathing trouble, with quick treatment often saving the animal. Prevention and organic gardening are urged to keep pets safe.
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L. J. Lyons
DVM
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Wellsville
Russell Woods
Burlington
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Alice Brooks Crafts
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Woodside
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Pigman
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Ottawa
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Africa
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Larry Cox
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Bill Curry
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