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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1970
Page
3
A reader asks if heavy petting causes breast cancer and Terri in New Mexico seeks a quick answer before a date. Ann Landers replies that heavy petting does not cause cancer but can lead to other issues and sides with observations from British researchers on sexual activity and aging.
A community listing notes a Wednesday program at 7:45 p.m. featuring the Sweet Adelines chorus at the Youth Center and a Rebekahs gathering. The item highlights local club activities and the meeting venue.
Hal W. McCoy 1338 S. Elm celebrated his 87th birthday with a Sunday surprise party hosted by his wife. born Dec 31 1883 in Williamsburg he is the son of Frank P. and Mary McCoy. A retired road contractor he once partnered 30 years with H. L. Cook of Ottawa. Present were sister Mrs Joe Ermey Chanute brothers Clyde Carl and Frank McCoy and their wives plus Mrs Ray Koontz of Ottawa. McCoy is in good health and enjoys yard work visiting neighbors TV and walks.
Mrs. Franz Aubry presided at the Monday Retta Conclave No. 8 meeting in the Masonic Temple. The group voted to shift meetings to the second and fourth Friday each month and announced the installation of the 1971 officers on January 22. A Christmas party and gift exchange followed in the dining room with tables decorated in Christmas symbols. Mrs. Aubry served refreshments.
A son born December 19 to Mr and Mrs Richard Watts of 630 Cleveland has been named Richard Ryan. He weighed six pounds nine and a half ounces. The couple also has a son Owen Wayne. grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wayne Riley of Richmond and Mr and Mrs Owen Ogle of Ottawa.
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