New Citizen Glad To Be One Of Us
Ottawa reports a new US citizen ceremony with Boris Friedman and 57 others from 20 countries at the Kansas City courthouse. Friedman, a Skyhook Corp. mechanical engineer, moved from the Soviet Union via Austria and Rome before settling in Overland Park. Their family, including Irene, now 19, plans further studies in Kansas. The judge praised freedom as the Friedmans seek a new life in America.
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Carol Murphy
Ottawa
United States
Boris Friedman
Friedman
Skyhook Corp
Anna
Irene
U.S. District
Kansas City
Kaw
Russia
Friedmans
Overland Park
Soviet Union
Austria
Rome
New York
Boris
Skyhook
Don Howell
Johnson County
Johnson County Community College
University of Kansas
Kan
Brundage Child Turns One In Ottawa Area Families
Celebrating Christopher Paul Brundage’s first birthday, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brundage of Ottawa RFD 4. Grandparents are Leonard Humphrey of Ottawa RFD 3 and Rev Henry Brundage, 1633 Chestnut. Great grandparents include John Staadt of Ottawa RFC 3 and Albert Robbins of Pomona. On leave PFC J R Hill returns home July 4 through 6 from Fort Carson Colorado, son of Jerry Hill, 303 E 4th. Hill joined in 1983, completed basic at Fort Knox in 1984.
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Christopher Paul Brundage
Thomas Brundage
Ottawa Rfd
Christopher
Leonard Humphrey
Henry Brundage
Chestnut
John Staadt
Ottawa Rfc
Albert Robbins
Pomona
Lucinda Langlitz
Greenwich
Conn
J. R. Hill
U.S. Army
Jerry Hill
E. 4Th
Hill
Fort Carson
Colo
Army
Fort Knox
Ottawa High Junior to Join Masonic All-State Band Camp
Shawn Hornbeck, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Hornbeck of 1318 South Elm, will attend a five day band camp at Wichita State University with 130 Kansas high school students as part of the Kansas Masonic High School All-State Band. The camp runs July 30 to August 3 and ends with a half time show at the Kansas East West Shrine Bowl. Proceeds from the $200 sponsorship support the Kansas Masonic Oncology Clinic and Shrine Hospitals for Burned and Crippled Children.
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Shawn Hornbeck
Jim Hornbeck
Elm
Kansas Masonic
Ottawa High School
Hornbeck
Wichita State University
Kansas
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
AF & AM
Kansas Masonic Oncology Clinic
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Masons
Masonic
Energy Ingenuity Finds Energy Tips for Kansas Homeowners
Kansas State University Extension Service distributes the Summer 1985 issue of Energy Ingenuity to homeowners and merchants. The publication, free at the Franklin County Extension Office and some retailers, covers cooling costs, insulation, window coverings, and solar energy.
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Kansas State University Extension
Kansas Energy Extension Service
KEES
Energy Ingenuity
K-State
Franklin County
Richard B. Hayter
Engineering Extension
Ward Hall
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Produce Sale at First United Methodist Church
The church Missions Committee hosts a Summer Farmer's Market on Saturdays for six weeks starting at 7 a.m. in the parking lot at 4th and Hickory. Donated garden produce will be sold to support the Bishop's Appeal for Hunger. Call Howard Johnson for details.
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First United Methodist Church
4Th and
Hickory
Church
Missions Committee
Howard Johnson
Rantoul Alumni Hold Potluck Reunion Meeting
The Rantoul Alumni annual potluck dinner gathered 48 graduates and families at Rantoul Fellowship Hall on Sunday. Orpha Dell Haney officiated the business meeting. letters from absentees were read. Mr. Miller played the fiddle. George McIntosh of California won a travel gift for traveling the farthest. Harriet Seymour was the oldest member. Joyce Pierson Willis the youngest. Officers retained include Haney as president, Ray Evans as vice president, Jane Stottlemire as secretary, Isa May Turley as treasurer, Vera Cole as reporter. Next year’s gathering is set for the last Sunday in June at the same hall.
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Rantoul
Rantoul Fellowship Hall
Orpha Dell Haney
Mr. Miller
George McIntosh
California
Harriet
Unique Uncle Sam Teaches Kids Life Lessons in Arizona
Budd Miller, a Scottsdale resident, dresses in a blue velvet coat and a starry top hat to speak to children about overcoming obstacles and finding their place in life. Appearing as Uncle Sam, he says audiences listen and that he can say things as Sam that he cannot say as himself. Miller also tours nationally spreading the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale, Ariz
Budd Miller
Miller
Uncle Sam
Sam
Scottsdale
Birthday Boy Adam Walker Celebrates Second Birthday
Birthday boy Adam Wayne Walker turns two. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mark W Walker of 713 N Main. His paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harlow D Walker of 604 N Main and Mr and Mrs Homer Perry of Wellsville.ционные
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Adam Wayne Walker
Mark W. Walker
N. Main
Adam Wayne
Homer Perry
Wellsville
Harlow D. Walker
Time Doesn't Erase Some Memories
Dear Ann Landers replies to readers on elderly neglect, infidelity, and parental guilt. A New Jersey letter argues for balance in memory and aging, while a Wisconsin mother seeks guidance for her son Dan's tattoos and troubled behavior, with Landers recommending a self help book and therapy.
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Ann Landers
Nursing Home
Miss Perfect
Star Witness
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Dan
Lynn Caine
Arbor House
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Alice Brooks Crafts
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Ottawa Herald
Northern Alvd
Woodside
BS Needlecraft
Alice Brooks
Hayter
Energy
Rantoul Reunion
Pete Studwick
Studwick
Star
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Stan's Cleaning Service
Fitcorp
S. Main
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