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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1985

Page

3

Birthday-Ad Family Notices From Princeton and Hopkinsville

Justin Don Hobbs age one celebrates with parents Mr and Mrs Don Hobbs of Princeton and siblings Tammy 16 and Jack 13. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Jerry Hobbs and Mr and Mrs Floyd Rochenower. Great grandmothers Mrs Kathryn Kochenower and Mrs Mildred Speight. Donna-Louise Krueger turns four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert A Krueger Wellsville and grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Rees Paola and Mr and Mrs Chris Krueger Ottawa RFD 3. Great grandmothers Mrs Ruth Brickey Wellsville and Mrs Ina Anderson Ottawa. Jamie Le Lamirande eight months, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Lamirande Hopkinsville. Brother Joshua Lee two. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Merle Fleming Pomona RFD 1 and Mr and Mrs Alfred Lamirande Hopkinsville. Great grandmother Mrs Claude Meyers 1023 W sth.

Justin Don Hobbs Don Hobbs Princeton Justin Don Tammy Jack Jerry. Hobbs Floyd Rochenower Kathryn Kochenower S. Main Mildred Speight Missouri Donna-Louise Krueger Robert A. Krueger Wellsville RFD Donna Raymond Rees Paola Chris Krueger Ottawa Ruth Brickey Ina Anderson Jamie Lee Lamirande Richard Lamirande Hopkinsville Joshua Lee Merle Fleming Pomona Alfred Lamirande Hopkinsville, Ky Claude Meyers W. Sth

New Spring Summer Pattern Catalog for Busy Women

Catalog advertises fast fashions and a free pattern coupon. Customers send $2.00 plus 65 cents postage or $2.50 per book with 65 cents each. Includes 126-Dolls and Clothes on Parads 43-Fashion Home Quitting.

Anne Adams Air Mall Ottawa Northern Blvd Woodside

AARP Here To Stay In Franklin County

About 40 people gathered at the Franklin County Senior Center to form the Franklin County Chapter of AARP. Byron Triplett was elected president with Steve Lott as vice president and Ardis Burgoon as secretary treasurer. Dues are $2 yearly. Directors named Elmer Roth Harold Shomber and Paul Archer. Meetings set for 1:30 p.m. each second Wednesday pending charter approval.

Ottawa American Association of Retired Persons Franklin County AARP Larry Heeb Byron Triplett Steve Lott Ardis Burgoon Elmer Roth Harold Shomber Paul Archer Franklin County Aarp

Woman of Year Accused in Major Embezzlement Case

Rebecca A Doyle, 35, once named American Business Woman of the Year, is charged with grand theft for diverting about 1.89 million from escrow accounts she managed for Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Co in Pinellas County. She surrendered at Pinellas jail, posted 10,000 bond, and faces court action as creditors audit proceeds.

ST. Petersburg Fila Rebecca Anh’ Doyle Pinellas County Richard Poe

Vend A Bait machines lure Texas anglers before dawn

In SIMMS Texas AP reports a new bait marketing twist with Vend A Bait machines outside groceries dispensing nightcrawlers minnows leeches and waxworms to early anglers. Virgil Burkett says demand is booming with machines sold out for two weeks straight. Larry Hogan of Vend A Bait explains live bait stays fresh via refrigeration preservatives and oxygen.

Simms Texas Virgil Burkett Larry Hogan North Greenville

Ottawa youths win Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Awards

Kim Towner and Kenton King received $200 and $150 Youth Citizenship Awards from Soroptimist International of Ottawa after a April 25 dinner at Ottawa University Student Union. Towner to study pre law and political science at Kansas. King to study psychology. Eleven applications from Franklin County high schools. judging focused on aims, activities, citizenship, and references.

Kim Towner David Towner S. Elm Kenton King Larry King Soroptomist International of Ottawa Ottawa University Student Union Towner King University of Kansas Franklin County Ottawa Central Heights Pomona Wellsville Soroptomist Foundation Liz Reusch

Task Force Seeks Missing Children in Kansas

Kansas Attorney General Robert T. Stephan announced a 22 member Task Force on Missing and Exploited Children. Judge Robert Morrison will chair. first meeting at 9:30 a.m. May 29 in the Capitol. Members include Sens Nancy Parrish and Robert Frey, Reps Joan Wagnon and Joe Knopp, and officials from Wichita Topeka Lawrence Overland Park and other cities. The panel will study the scope of the problem and propose legislative and community action.

Topeka Kan Robert T. Stephan State Senate Stephan Robert Morrison Sedgwick County District Court Supreme Court Capitol Sens Nancy Parrish Dtopeka Robert Frey Dliberal Joan Wagnon Joe Knopp Manhattan Georgia Nesselrode Nancy Lignitz Olathe Mary Ann Kiser Loretta Nemer Wichita Marlene A. Taylor Bob Barnum Mike Boyer Jim Coder Tom Henley Forrest L. Swall Barbara A. Christman Lawrence Eleanor Lowe Norma Mitchell Rachel M Streib Overland Park Thomas C

Nasal insulin spray shown to match injections in study

A Boston study reports a nose spray delivering insulin via an aerosol pump may provide the same blood sugar control as injections for diabetics. Eight participants used the method at home for three months, but nightly injections remain for overnight control.

Daniel Q. Haney Boston Renate Kimmerle Weston University Daniel Teenehee New England Journal of Medicine David 8. Schade R. Philip Eaton United States

Ontario schools tweak Education Week slogan

In Toronto officials adjust the Education Week motto from Education, it’s you and I to Education, it’s you and me amid protests. The Toronto Star notes a librarian’s complaint over grammar. Board Chair Penny Moss defends language as complex and favors usage over pedantry.

Toronto Ontario Canada Toronto Star Penny Moss

Konia Oeatas From Juneau Alaska Born in 1929 30

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a person named Konia Oeatas born in Juneau Alaska in 1930. No further details available.

Ie Konia Juneau Alaska

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