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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1983
Page
4
Doctor Brooks Ranney explains dysmenorrhea types primary and secondary, causes prostaglandins, and treatments including anti prostaglandins birth control pills and other pain relievers. He advises seeing a gynecologist for diagnosis and tailored care.
Ace Brooks promotes a lacy shell stitched vest with cap sleeves and textured bands. The note lists Pattern 7107 for Misses sizes 8-14 and advertises craft book catalogs with patterns and postage, asking readers to send $2.25 per pattern to Alice Brooks at The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. in New York for orders and shipping details.
Two March classes at Ransom Memorial Hospital cover trauma emergency care and fetal monitoring. The trauma session on March 9 offers three CE hours with fees of 15 dollars for nurses and 30 dollars for doctors, registration at 6 p.m. The fetal monitoring course by Wichita Pari-Natal Group runs March 16 from 7 to 10 p.m. with costs of 15 dollars for nurses and 90 dollars for doctors, pre-register by March 11. Limited conference room space.
Kansas State University sociologist Cornelia Flora frames women as critical shock absorbers in family systems. She cites historical shifts from self-sufficient home production to wage labor and highlights how dual roles, education, and evolving family dynamics influence pay, care, and resilience amid inflation and social change.
The article tracks the decline of late 1950s sliding patio doors as homes age. It highlights current replacements offering energy efficiency, weatherproofing, and security, including Perma-Door units with double pane glass and foam insulation, and hinged in swing designs. It notes added wood veneers and trims as optional features.
Listed meetings and events for multiple clubs and organizations with times and locations, including TOPS groups at Youth Center and Trinity United Methodist Church, PEO Chapter GL, AAUW, and church-based gatherings across Highland Avenue, Ottawa RFD, and local parishes.
Celebrating his third birthday today is Michael Ray Moody. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack R Moody of Pomona RFD 1. Grandparents are Mrs Frances Pettiecord of 527 N Hickory Mr and Mrs Jack Moody of 503 S Ash and Mr and Mrs J R Leach of 608 N Poplar.
Breanne Marie Rudolph turns two today as she is celebrated by her parents Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rudolph II of 616 Hemlock. Her grandparents are James T. Anderson of Monaca and William J. Rudolph of Apollo, with great grandmother Willimina Bence of Vandergrift also noted.
Jessica Elaine Sylvester, daughter of Clyde and Clyde Sylvester, Ottawa RFD 3, celebrated turning one on February 4. Her grandparents include Dean Brownrigg of Welda and Wesley Sylvester of Ottawa RFD 3, with Joe Caleb of Apache Junction as a great grandfather reference. Amy Alayne Harris is six months old, daughter of Olin Harris of Tacoma, Washington, with George E. Lilly and E.T. Harris as grandparents and H L Voth as great grandmother.
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