Good Kidd Bride Married at Ottawa University Chapel
Virginia Sue Good and Robert Bruce Kidd were wed December 28 in the Ottawa University Chapel. Rev. Fred Gibson officiated as a Christmas motif accented the ceremony with holly and poinsettias. The bride, a 1971 Ottawa High School and Stormont-Vail Nursing alumna, now a registered nurse. the groom, a Topeka West High School graduate, attends nursing program. They reside in Topeka.
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Virginia Sue
Clarence Good
Maple
Robert Bruce Kidd
Robert C. Kidd
Topeka
Ottawa University
Fred Gibson
Eldon Rader
William Kloster
Jim Bogner
Perry
Collier Peppersack
Steve Phillimore
Manhattan
Duane Kincaid
Gladstone
Robert Mannell
David Kidd
Jim
Bogner
John Turner
Horace Beauchamp
Garnett
Ron Cade
Pomona
Mary Cade
Kerry Hunter
Ashley Lovett
Chris Cade
Ottawa High School
Washburn University
Stormont-Vail School of Nursing
Topeka West High School
Engagement Told Jo Ellen Ferns to James B Hall
The engagement of Jo Ellen Ferns daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Ferns 1504S Oak and James B Hall son of Mr and Mrs Harold B Hall Larned has been announced. Miss Ferns Ottawa High School graduate 1970 is employed with Electronic Computer Programming Institute Topeka. Her fiancé works at Arban Jewelers and Distributors Topeka. The couple will wed February 16 at First Baptist Church.
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Jo Ellen
Joseph W. Ferns
Oak
James B. Hall
Harold B. Hall
Larned
Miss Ferns
Ottawa High School
Electronic Computer Programming Institute
Topeka
Arban Jewelers and Distributors
First Baptist Church
Knitting and Crochet Coats Pattern Offer from The Ottawa Herald
Advertisement for knitting and crochet patterns, listing pattern 7435 for two coats in rib and single crochet with vivid bands. Includes sizes 12 through 18, price 31.00 each plus 0.25 postage. Requests mailing to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald pattern department in New York and promotes a 1975 needlecraft catalog with various book titles and prices.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
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New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Wife’s suicide bluff stirs police and ethics debate
A divorced woman feigned an attempted suicide to gain attention from a husband who is an internist. He rushed her to emergency care after a phone call. The following night, another call led the wife to alert police rescue. The physician is advised to drop the patient and avoid enabling dependency. the case underscores medical ethics and calls for psychiatric help.
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Ann Landers
Min
The Great Debate How Sick Is Sick
A mother chronicles the daily struggle of deciding when a sick child should stay home from school. She recalls the urge to keep her child home to rest versus the pull of the school bus and social pressures, finally opting to send her to school despite doubts.
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Houdini
Sherry
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