Handicapped Children Study Highlights Teacher's Fellowship
Mrs. Fred Clymore of Wellsville is pursuing a Kansas City fellowship to study treatment of orthopedically handicapped children. A 16-year teacher, she began eight weeks of study June 14 and will return to Edgerton to teach in the fall. She notes handicaps span many forms, urges teamwork among school, parent, and child, and emphasizes real-world goals, patience, optimism, and a compassionate yet non-protective approach. Her lab work includes a two-day trip to Paresons and Winfield on Aug 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clymore
Wellsville
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Clymore
Edgereton
Paresons
Winfield
Bump Wilson Repeat Vows in Aurora California wedding
Barbara Jean Bump daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Bump of Aurora Colorado formerly Richmond wed G David Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Wilson of Los Alamitos California June 19 at Burns Memorial Methodist Church Aurora Reverend Franklin A MacDaniel officiated. The bride wore candle light silk organza with Alencon lace and detachable chapel train. They honeymooned in San Francisco and reside at 9672 Maureen Dr Apt 9 Garden Grove California. The bride a Colorado State College graduate and elementary teacher. groom a Aurora Central High School and California State College graduate and student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Bump
Eugene E. Bump
Aurora
Colo
Richmond
G. David Wilson
Gereald B. Wilson
Los Alamitos
Calif
Burns Memorial Methodist Church
Franklin A. MacDaniel
Linda Meyer
Anne Wilson
Segrid Ness
Cheryl Miles
San Francisco
Maureen Dr
Apt. 9
Garden Grove
Colorado State Colege
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sororiety
Aurora Central High School
California State College
Charles Bump, Lane
Elmo Shepherd
Heloise tips for easy nail polish removal and home hacks
Dear Heloise shares a method to remove nail polish by dunking fingers in a capful of remover, then wiping. Additional tips encourage rolling linens to save space, softening butter with hot bowls, baby bathing safety with a tube towel, corsage pin safety with a pencil eraser, nylon net for washing slipcovers, barber apron from a sheet for kids, and repurposing empty plastic bottles as medicine trays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Adeline G
Bueton Adeline
Pauline Higgins
Pauline
Ottawa High School Graduates Engage Carol Clark to Ray Pope
Mr and Mrs J R Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Jean Clark to Ray Pope son of Mr and Mrs Earl Pope. They plan an August wedding. Miss Clark is a 1964 Ottawa High School graduate and works at Kansas City Life Insurance and Macy's in Mission. Mr Pope is a 1963 Ottawa High School graduate and works at Taylor Forge in Paola.
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J. R. Clark
N. Oak
Carol Jean
Ray Pope
Earl Pope
Ottawa
Tauy Circle Meeting At Tally Baptist Church
The Tany Missionary Circle met with Mrs Roy Huhn Thurse day with Mrs Ralph Garrett presiding. Mrs Will Scott led opening prayer and lesson. Mrs Scott spoke on love from Hebrews 11 and Mrs Garrett read a Mars paper. White elephant sale earned 15.65 and flower fund 1.95. An ice cream social is planned for July 22.
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Will Scott
Howard Linneman
Scott
Garrett
Mars
Tally Baptist Church
Ottawa visit brings Walter Lee Geiss to Wentworth Academy
Socialettes note Walter Lee Geiss son of Lt Col and Mrs Geiss of Rapid City South Dakota has visited Ottawa and enrolled at Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Missouri He is grandson of Mr and Mrs W L Picker ing 535 Willow and Mr and Mrs Phil Geiss 841 East 7th Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lee Geiss
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Mary Jane
M.E
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Brenda
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Shelley Lynne
Robert Dean
A. H. Dean
Los Angeles
Betty Brill
Floyd Gumm
Arthur Dean
Leona Miller
Englewood
Rose Cowdin
Hasey Lee
Chaudrant
Tauy
Tany Missionary Circle
Roy Huhn Thurseday
Ralph Garrett
Raymond Mack
George Hull
Linneman
Henry Penny Golden Brown Chicken
Williams
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Betty B's
Ethel Aldwin
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