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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1984

Page

3

Stacey Flanner Celebrates Second Birthday Today

Stacey Robin Flanner turns two today, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Flanner of Ottawa RFD 1. She has a four year old sister Misty Dawn. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert L McEndree of Lenexa and Mr and Mrs Arthur Flanner, 1331 S Elm. Great grandmothers are Mrs Mary VanLerberg of Shawnee and Mrs Leona Bond of Lawrence.

Stacey Robin Flanner Mark Flanner Ottawa RFD Stacey Robin Misty Dawn Robert L. McEndree Lenexa Arthur Flanner Mary VanLerberg Shawnee Leona Bond Lawrence

Megan and Lucas Kelley Celebrate Birthdays With Family Ties

Megan Elizabeth Kelley turned three on October 27 and Lucas James Kelley marked his second birthday on November 25. They are the children of Michell Kelley of Baldwin and Ruth Shaw of Ottawa RFD 3, with James Kelley of Moran as a parent. Great grandparents include Celia Schmidt of Roseville California and Everett Haslett of Pomona.

Megan Elizabeth Kelley Lucas James Michell Kelley Baldwin Ruth Shaw Ottawa Rfd James Kelley Moran Celia Schmidt Roseville Calif Everett Haslett Pomona

Sleepy Puppy Craft Pattern Catalog Teasers

Vintage catalog excerpt promotes a soft fur puppy toy and needlecraft patterns for sale. It lists pattern numbers, book titles, prices, and ordering details from a 1985 craft catalog, highlighting quick quilts and doll clothes collections.

Panel urges diet shift to cut American cholesterol

NIH panel concludes high blood cholesterol causes heart disease and that reducing cholesterol through diet could save up to 100000 lives annually. It urges a 30 percent fat diet with under 10 percent saturated fat and 250 to 300 milligrams daily, promoting fish, poultry, low fat dairy, and reduced egg yolk intake.

The Washington Post Washington National Institutes of Health Daniel Steinberg University of California American Heart Association New York Times NEW York National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute NIH Office of Medical Applications of Research Steinberg Richard Carleton Brown University

Family Petitions Celebrate Children Across Iowa and Nearby

Emily Petersen turns three on December 8, daughter of Ken and Mrs. Petersen of 309 S Elm. She has a brother, Eric, eight months old, and additional Petersen kin in Merrill and Stanton. Great grandmother Alvina Sitzman resides in Sioux City. Heather Nicole Smith is six months, daughter of Randy L. and Mrs. Smith of Ottawa RFD 4. Grandparents John Fritts of Ottawa RFD 4 and Larry Smith of Pomona RFD 2. great grandmothers Agnes Shibe in Sioux City area and Mary Smith in Pomona RFD 2.

Emily Petersen Ken Peterson S. Elm Emily Eric Robert Petersen Merrill Tona Richard Peterson Stanton, Iowa Alvina Sitzman Sioux City Iowa Heather Nicole Smith Randy L. Smith Ottawa Rfd Heather John Fritts Ottawa

KSU develops quick skin biopsy test for rabies

Kansas State University veterinary researchers led by Dennis Howard unveiled a skin biopsy method to detect rabies in animals and humans. The test, targeting fluorescent markers near tactile hairs, provides same day results and can spare animals from destruction. It complements brain tissue analysis and supports rapid vaccination decisions after bites.

Manhattan Kansas State University Dennis Howard Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Howard KSU KSU College of Veterinary Medicine Kansas Charles Kitselman B. W. Lafene K-State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory U.S Peace Corps

Dry well installation and refinishing advice columns

Readers seek guidance on drainage and wood refinishing. A drainage answer suggests a trench 1 to 2 feet deep sloping toward the well with joints protected by heavy paper. For the table grooves, use an ice pop stick or a dowel wrapped with sandpaper to sand non round or round grooves respectively.

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