Keenan Ray Kaufman Baby Named in Family Notice
Keenan Ray Kaufman is nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kaufman of 7105 Oak. His grandparents are Vilas Kaufman of Newton and Cecil Martin of Eureka, California, with Bobbi Grafton of Canada. Great-grandparents include Ray Kaufman of Newton Jessie Martin of Fresno BE R Grafton Alma Vann and Lillian Granz, both of Fresno.
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Keenan Ray Kaufman
Rick Kaufman
Oak
Keenan
Vilas Kaufman
Newton
Cecil Martin
Eureka
Calif
Bobbi Grafton
Canada
Ray Kaufman
Jessie Martin
Fresno
BE. R. Grafton
Alma Vann
Lillian Granz
Petty Child Names and Family Tictured in Local Notice
Crystal Janice Petty aged three and a half months is the daughter of Randy and Mrs. Petty of Longview Texas. She has a sister Tiffany Marie three and a half years old. Grandparents are Louis and Eads of 1545 D Osage Drive, John Tomberlin and James Rogers of Goodland. Great grandparents include Elva Tomberlin of 201 N Oak and Jake Petty of Dallas.
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Crystal Janice Petty
Randy Petty
Longview
Texas
Crystal
Tiffany Marie
Louis Eads
Osage Drive
John Tomberlin
James Rogers
Goodland
Elva Tomberlin
Oak
Jake Petty
Dallas
Nurses’ Management Move Course At Emporia Inn
The 18th Annual Circuit Course for Nurses offers a noon to 5 p.m. session on March 19 at the Emporia Holiday Inn with theme Making the Move to Management. Facilitators Judy Folkerts and Carol Thies of the University of Kansas Medical Center will address planning organizing people and money recruitment placement and performance appraisal. Nurses and adult care home administrators can earn relicensure credits. call 913-588-4494 for details.
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Emporia Holiday Inn
Judy Folkerts
Carol Thies
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Office of Continuing Education
University of Kansas’ Medical Center
Early Detection Key Against Colorectal Cancer Crusade
The American Cancer Society notes colorectal cancer is a major killer with about 130000 new cases and 60000 deaths yearly. Early detection greatly improves survival, and during D Days in Kansas from April 20 to 28 volunteers will distribute information door to door while health officials urge screening and medical consultation.
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American Cancer Society
The
Kansas
Franklin County Health Department
13Th and Main
Gun violence debate prompts call to ban handguns
A letter-writer cites an Arkansas Gazette item where a purse drop caused a fatal shooting of Dr. Peter Dornenburg at Oak Forest Cleaners. The piece argues for handgun bans, noting U S murder rates and gun availability as dangers and questioning private citizens’ protection claims.
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Ann Landers
Arkansas Gazette
Ann
Peter R. Donnenburg
Dr. Dornenburg
St. Vincent Infirmary
Dornenburg
Oak Forest Cleaners and Laundry
Phyllis J. Campbell
Campbell
Bert Jenkins
Phyllis Campbells
United States
America
Your Problems 3 REPRE By Ann Landers
A reader questions infidelity amid a comatose wife and doctors uncertain about recovery. The counselor weighs vows against temptation, noting comas can end with recovery and urging the husband to stay faithful despite desire.
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Ann Landers
Anniversary reception corrected for Burbanks in Wellsville
The reception for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burbank will be from 2 to 4 p m Sunday in Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist Church at 3rd and Main Wellsville The Herald notes the omission from Monday's Family page anniversary notice and provides the corrected details.
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Lawrence Burbank
Fellowship Hall
The
First Baptist Church
3Rd and Main
Wellsville
the Herald
Reusch Honored by Ottawa BPW as Young Career Woman
Liz Reusch of 1239 Ash was named Young Career Woman of the Year by the Ottawa Business and Professional Women at a meeting. She will represent Ottawa BPW in the YCW competition at the District I Spring Luncheon on April 14 at Moran. Reusch, a University of Wisconsin graduate, previously worked as a Margin specialist for Daii Bosworth in Minneapolis and now runs accounting and office services for independent oil firms and her husband’s production company. She also teaches evening courses in human relations and economics at Neosho County Community College. Ottawa BPW endorses Joan Tyson for District Director-elect, with Tyson serving as BPW president. Members volunteered for State Convention committees. next meeting is March 15 at Ottawa Country Club.
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Liz Reusch
Ash
Ottawa Business and
Reusch
Ottawa Bpw
Moran
University of Wisconsin
Daii Bosworth
Minneapolis
Neosho County Community College
Joan Tyson
Tyson
Ottawa Country Club
Learn Computerese By MARCIAL
County Extension Home Economists outline Microcomputers in the Home program from Kansas State University specialists Joyce Jones and Jean Carlson. They discuss software, resources, maintenance, and problems in selecting home computers, with a February 28 meeting at the New Courts Building and a postevent packet lesson.
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Kansas State University
Joyce Jones
Jean Carlson
New Courts
Franklin County Extension Office
George Lippert
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