Amie M Harris Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Amie M Harris turns four today as daughter of Mr and Mrs John Harris Ottawa RFD 2. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Harris Ottawa RFD 2 and Mr and Mrs Dale Melroy 623 St Elm. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Stokes Crooks 827 N Sycamore and Hawks Harris Burlington.
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Amie M. Harris
John Harris
Ottawa
Rfd
Amie M
Otawa
Dale Melroy
St. Elm
Stokes Crooks
N. Sycamore
Hawks Harris
Burlington
Birthday Boy Ryan Bowling Celebrates Third Birthday
Ryan Charles Bowling turned three on November 13. He is the son of Rex and Mrs Bowling of Ottawa RFD 4. He has a brother named Blaine, six. Grandparents are George and Mrs Santarpia of 513 8 Cherry and Norman and Mrs Bowling of 908 N Poplar. The boys’ great grandmother is Mrs Lee Nichols of 607 S Cherry.
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Ryan Charles Bowling
Rex Bowling
Ottawa
RFD
Ryan Charles
Blaine
George Santarpia
Cherry
Norman Bowling
N. Poplar
Lee Nichols
S. Cherry
Retired Gilbert Martin and career with Wilson Hog Buying
Gilbert Martin retired December 1 after 3 years with Wilson Food Corporation. He ran the Wilson Hog Buying Station at Princeton since 1976. He began with Wilson in 1950 in Oklahoma City, later managed the byproducts department in Kansas City, Kan. He moved through personnel, hog buying at Stockyards, then Windsor, Ottawa, and farms sales trips.
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Wilson Food Corporation
Wilson
Princeton
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Kan
Kansas City
Kan
Windsor
Ottawa
Early Party For Legion At Wellsville Post 194 Christmas
The Wellsville American Legion Post 194 and its Auxiliary host a Christmas party Saturday at the Legion Hall. A 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner precedes a silent auction and cake walk to fund a local scholarship, with wrapped items and prizes for games. A Christmas basket for a needy family is planned, and attendees are asked to bring non-perishable foods.
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Wellsville
American Legion Post 194
American Legion Hall
Legion and Auxiliary
Reading Girl Scouts adapt to modern world and leadership
In Reading Pennsylvania the Girl Scouts program has evolved from homemaking to tech camps and diverse badges. Leaders, many outside the home, emphasize empowerment and independence while cookie fund raising shifts to sustainable methods.
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Reading
Jayne Cumiskey
Council
Cumiskey
Tam
Children Set Own Limits in Rochester Study
University of Rochester psychologist David Bousha notes most treatment for children's behavior has targeted parents. He compares treating children, parents, or both, with therapists helping children set limits and build self esteem while exploring which focus yields best results.
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Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
David Bousha
Bousha
Fleas Take Double Whammy
AP report from Greensboro describes a two step flea control approach. Entomologists advise treating pre-adult fleas with an insecticide to prevent hardening into adults and using a separate multi purpose insecticide fogger for adult fleas. Flea collars and pet shampoos are recommended for all household pets.
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Greensboro
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Cations Celebrate 60 Years With Sunday Reception
The Cation couple Mr and Mrs Lester Cation of 634 N Sycamore will be honored at a 2 to 4 p m reception Sunday December 8 in Trinity United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 630 N Cedar hosted by United Methodist Women All friends and relatives are invited Ina Bell Williamson and Lester Cation wed December 9 1925 at Iola they have lived in Garnett and Ottawa area since 1940
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Lester Cation
N. Sycamore
Trinity United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
N. Cedar
United Methodist
Ina Bell Williamson
Iola
Garnett
Ottawa
Don’t Let Holidays Ruin Your Health
Holiday eating tips emphasize low fat options for turkey and pumpkin pie with skim milk and egg whites. Avoid heavy snacks at parties, favor vegetables, fruit, and low fat toppings, and limit alcohol while prioritizing exercise and safe driving.
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American Heart Association
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Dear Ann Landers on Family, Work and Change
A reader decries the loss of the nuclear family amid rising living costs and women’s increased jobs, noting less neighborly support and stronger independence. Ann cites Rosie the Riveter era shifts, two paychecks and a modern altered society, urging reflection on values and community structure.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Colorado
Rosie
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