Area 4-H winners receive national scholarships
Aaron Higbie of Williamsburg RFD 1 earned a $1,000 Upjohn Company scholarship at the National 4-H Conference in Chicago for veterinary science work after years with Acorn Rustlers. Laura Vesecky of Baldwin City RFD 3 won a $1,000 4-H Council Education Fund award in home management, plans interior decorating, and is a Baldwin High School senior. Other Kansas winners included Chris Theis of Shawnee and Kathy Riehle of Shawnee in health and related programs.
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Franklin County
Aaron Highie
Williamsburg Rfd
Doug
Jean Highie
Upjohn Company
Chicago
Williamsburg High School
Acorn Rustlers
Laura Vesecky
Baldwin City Rfd
Higbie
Kansas State Fair
Vesecky
Agriculture-Chemical Company
Shawnee
Kraft
Past Lives Surfaces In Dear Ann and Letters
This读ers page features multiple letters to Dear Ann Landers touching on reincarnation cross-dressing and personal quirks. An Acquaintance cites past-life gendered poverty, a reader recalls chocolate cravings, and Mack from Huntington Beach recommends a London pub with stuffed cats.
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Ann Landers
Ann
N.R. Insanta
Monica
N.R
Ogden Nash
London
Liverpool Street
Financial District
Dirty Dick’s
Mack
Huntington Beach
German boy in Kansas hospital finds hope after crash
Ilias Markfort, 15, from Oberasbach near Nuremberg, lies in Meadowbrook Hospital Gardner Kansas after a April accident left him unable to speak or move. German doctors had given little hope but a coma stimulation program and a $85000 fundraising effort supported by his family and German newspapers offer a path to recovery. His mother Siglinde visits by phone and letters while German lessons, German-speaking staff, and a local class plan to sing to him as he undergoes daily therapy to regain movement swallowing and muscle control.
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Linda McClung
Meadowbrook Hospital
Gardner
Ilias
Oberasbach
Nuremburg
Nias
Germany
Kansas City
Kansas
Meadowbrook
Mayo Clinic
National Head Injury Foundation
Titas
Ms. Wood
Siglinde Markfort
Treatment can cure Cushing's syndrome and its signs
Dear Dr Donohue explains Cushing's disease caused by excess cortisone from pituitary or adrenal sources. Treatment may involve pituitary or adrenal surgery or drugs. cure is possible as symptoms fade after proper care. The second passage notes cautious progress in head injury recovery, emphasizing small steps and determination.
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DR. Donohue
Cushing
F.G
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Ottawa Civic Theatre
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Cushing’s
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Teh
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Albright
S. Main
Topeka
Brad Hilderman
Royal Manor
Ottawa
Giving
Kofo
COF Training Services
Butler's Florist and
Gree Allegre Health Mart
Waymire
Price Chopper
Creason-Tawney Chevrol Peoples National Bank
Hubbard Lumber Wilson Shoe Repair
Fogle Quarry
Ottawa Beauty Academy
Underwood's Equipment
Sutton's Jewelry
Ford-Lincoln-Mercury
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Mid-America
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Juse Mullen
Garnett— Home Furniture Warehouse
Goodies Antiques
Pomona
Peek's Super Saver
Wellsville
the Peoples Choice Restaurant