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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1981

Page

7

Jaycees Sell Trees For Kids In Ottawa

Jaycees raise funds by selling Christmas trees on the southwest corner of the Franklin County Courthouse lawn. Proceeds support a December 17 Christmas party at United Methodist Church for underprivileged children with Santa, clothing, toys, and refreshments. Tree hours run 5 to 9 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday until sold. Co chairs Don Sigmund and Jerry Coatney. Scott Piper handles party arrangements.

Ottawa Jaycees Franklin County United Methodist Church Jaycees Santa Claus Don Sigmund Jerry Coatney Scott Piper

Chiefs Offer Honorary Contracts To Card Collectors

Chiefs distribute 10 card sets through DPS officers in a joint effort with Kiwanis International and Frito-Lay Inc. to area youngsters who prove a full set at DPS headquarters. The program includes crime information tips and a chance to receive an Honorary Player Contract signed by Chiefs officials.

Chiefs Jack Steadman Jim Schaaf Mary Levy DPS Kiwanis International Frito-Lay Inc

I Day Immunization Deadline Looms for Ottawa Students

Ottawa U S D 290 faces a December 7 deadline to immunize students under a new state law. Superintendent Roger Nelson says 119 students, about 5.5 percent, remain noncompliant across Ottawa High, Ottawa Middle, and five elementary schools.

Jay Bemis Pearl Harbor Ottawa U.S.D Roger Nelson Ottawa High School Ottawa Middle School Nelson

Pomona to Poll Fire Truck Bond Election Request

Pomona voters may be asked to approve a general obligation bond not to exceed 60 000 dollars for a new fire truck. The council will file petitions within 60 days to force an election, with meetings planned to explain the proposal and ensure public input in the decision.

Diane Yeamans Pomona Florence Milliman Milliman Larry Swallow

Vitamin E May Cure Blindness in Premature Babies

Boston AP reports high doses of vitamin E given within 24 hours of birth reduce severity of retrolental fibroplasia in babies under 3.3 pounds on oxygen. Texas Children's Hospital doctors found vitamin E lessened disease severity in 50 infants compared with 51 controls, with long-term vision outcomes to be determined as children age.

Boston United States Helen Mintz Hiltner Texas Children's Hospital Houston Baylor College of Medicine University of Houston New England Journal of Medicine Texas

Christmas and Holiday Events in Ottawa Area

Community notices summarize Santa Nite at Sears with free prize drawings, a revival at North Baptist Church, a microwave demonstration, and a Pomona Firefighters Aux annual food and craft sale. Also listed are tax free bond offers, Christmas tree and gift promotions, holiday workshops, local dining specials, and business advertisements for Ottawa retailers and service providers.

Pomona Firefighters Aux Pomona City Hall

Wall Street dips then steadies as Regan hints rate drops

Stocks opened lower then recovered near midday with the Dow at 881.05 down 0.76 as Treasury Secretary Regan said rates have room to fall further but did not specify how far. Big Board volume reached 19.14 million shares, NYSE composite up slightly, AMEX index up 0.42. ECEAN applications for its Christmas Bureau continue through Dec 19 with contact details for Mary Meeks.

NEW York U.S. Treasury New York Stock Exchange NYSE American Stock Exchange Treasury Donald T. Regan Florida ECEAN Mary Meeks Franklin County Main

Graveside rites for Phoebe E Rosenbaum at Woodlawn Cemetery

Graveside services for 96 year old Phoebe E Rosenbaum of Pomona, who died today, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Woodlawn Cemetery with Rev. Evelyn Fisher officiating. She was born November 7, 1885, in Brooksville and spent most of her life in Franklin County as a rural schoolteacher. Survived by two daughters, Floyd Flager of Pomona and Bache Isle of Kansas City Kansas, plus two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. husband Walter J Rosenbaum died in 1963.

Phoebe E, Rosenbaum Phoebe E. Rosenbaum Pomona Cedar House Woodlawn Evelyn Fisher Rosenbaum Brooksville Franklin County Central United Methodist Church Walter J. Rosenbaum Floyd Flager Bache Isle Kansas City Kan Bachelor Ashley Nicole (Larkin Highland Cemetery James McCrossen Friends Dengel & Son Rosenbau Kansas Dengel & Son Mortuary

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