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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1985

Page

4

WWII Veterans Meet WWI Veterans in Forest Park Reunion

Sunday gathering at Forest Park brought together veterans from Company H 137th Division for the 40th reunion. Attendees, now in their sixties and seventies, recalled service in Europe with about 156 original members and highlighted that all 30 Lawrence group members served overseas and survived.

Forest Park United States Company H 137 Ottawa Park Europe Lawrence Group Company H

Hooks Celebrate 25 Years at Family Reception

A reception and dance were held June 29 to honor Mr and Mrs John W Hook of 529 N Main on their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts were their children Don Rex Denise Dennis and Jay. Beverly Jean Jones and John William Hook wed July 3 1960 at Lyndon United Methodist Church.

John W. Hook N. Main Don Rex Denise Dennis Jay Beverly Jean Jones John William Hook Lyndon United Methodist Church

Noah James Groshong Born in Wellsville Family Update

The baby boy Noah James Groshong was born July 11 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center weighing seven pounds ten ounces. He has two sisters, Holly eight and Katie four. Grandparents are Olin Leach and Robert Groshong both of Wellsville and Don Walker of Wellsville. Great grandfather is Ray Groshong of Baldwin.

Fred Groshong Wellsville Noah James Groshong Shawnee Mission Medical Center Noah James Holly Katie Olin Leach Robert Groshong Don Walker

Southwestern Bell contest offers cover art for Kansas history

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co announces a state wide art contest for a painting or drawing to appear on over a million directory covers in 1986. The grand prize is 3000 dollars, 30 finalists receive 100 dollars, and works will be shown at the Topeka headquarters. Entry forms available by writing 220 E. 6th St Topeka KS 66603. deadline August 30.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas Arts Commission Kansas Commission Southwestern Bell Topeka E. 6Th Street Kas

Family Reunion Brings Forty Eight to Camp Benjamin

The grandchildren of the late John LeFevre and Frances Miller met Saturday at Camp Benjamin for their annual reunion. Forty eight people were present to enjoy homemade ice cream and lots of visiting. Relatives came from New Hampshire, Michigan, California, Missouri and Kansas.

John LeFevre Frances Miller Camp Benjamin New Hampshire Michigan California Missouri Kansas

Mrs Emory McKenzie Re-Elected to National Baptist Board

Mrs Emory McKenzie of 1507 8S Oak was re-elected to the national board of managers of the American Baptist Women at its Portland Oregon convention. She serves as chairman of love gifts and will hold the office for two years, meeting the board three times yearly and accepting speaking engagements at state women’s conferences.

Emory McKenzie The American Baptist Women Portland Ore Love Gifts First Baptist Church McKenzie Smeal Eleanor Smeal National Organization For Women New Orleans

Heifer Project Featured At Kayette Leadership Camp

Frankie Reynolds will headline the Kayette Leadership Camp at Rock Springs Ranch on July 31 as Kansas HPI officials promote the project to more than 300 girls. Reynolds will discuss livestock and service goals, with additional talks in Ottawa and at the Church of the Brethren in nearby towns.

Reynolds Central Region Kansas State Hpt Helen Jamison Jamison Rock Springs Ranch State Junction City Perryville Main Ottawa HPI U.S Little Rock Perry County Ark Claire Casselman Topeka Kansas College

Cataract Surgery Fraud Probe Highlights Medicare Loss

A two year congressional probe finds irregularities in cataract surgery billing under Medicare, predicting about $2 billion of the $3 billion annual cataract expenditures wasted through improper reimbursements, physician kickbacks, and unnecessary procedures. The report cites 23 to 36 percent of cataract surgeries as potentially unnecessary.

Washington Congressional Claude Pepper D-Fla House IOL

Pattern 7043 lavish knit with diamond design description

Pattern 7043 for sizes 32 to 46 features a lavishly decorated knit with a band collar and button closure. Knit from synthetic worsted weight yarn. Cost 3.00 per pattern plus 0.05 for first-class mail. Send to Alice Brooks Crafts at The Ottawa Herald in Woodside NY with name address ZIP size and pattern number.

Alice Brooks

Reagan tax overhaul seen as mixed for Wall Street prospects

Wall Street analysts warn the Reagan plan could boost financial assets like stocks and bonds for many investors, yet threaten life insurance and annuity sales, real estate, and tax shelters. Long term gains tax would drop to 17.5 percent, dividends partly taxed, and municipal bonds face new limits.

New York Washington Reagan Jeffrey Applegate EF. Hutton & Co William Brennan Treasury Department Treasury Congress U.S Reagar

Smeal vows to raise a little hell for NOW rights

Eleanor Smeal wins NOW leadership after an all night vote count over Judy Goldsmith and Sonia Johnson. She pledges to organize marches and campus campaigns to defend abortion rights and the Equal Rights Amendment, proposing a spring Washington march. Goldsmith praises Smeal as a proven leader while some supporters fear her high visibility.

New Orleans Eleanor Smeal National Organization For Women Judy Goldsmith NOW Washington Smear 45 Goldsmith Sonia Johnson Smeal Celia Barteau Springfield Carol Foreman Congress

Mexican Foods Gain In Home Cooking Over French

Across a mixed survey of over 800 respondents, 77 percent now prepare Mexican foods more often than five years ago, 60 percent cook Chinese meals more, and 64 percent say they prepare French foods less often. The report, tied to Corning Glass Works, notes shifts in home gastronomy alongside summer grooming tips from Gillette on leg shaving and sun exposure.

New York Gillette Co Corning Glass, Works

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Mrs Ray Groshong of Baldwin Leadership Camp Kayette Frankie Frankie Reynolds Needlacraft P &H Pedo As Happy 58Th Bob Tail Billi Sewing Machine Sales Albright S. Main Hove, C & Nen Sears Roebluck & CO Igpape Sears Mantana
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