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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1985

Page

7

Kellen Wade Howell Celebrates Second Birthday

Kellen Wade Howell, son of Staff Sgt. and Mrs. John Howell of Omaha Ned, celebrates his second birthday. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Howell of Pomona and Mr. and Mrs. Pete DeWald of 616 N. Cherry, with great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeWald of 1132 Davis and Mrs. Lois Van Loenen and Herbert Howell of Richmond.

Kellen Wade Howell John Howell Omaha Ned Kellen Don Howell Pomona Pete DeWald N. Cherry Kenneth DeWald Davis Lois van Loenen Herbert Howell Richmond

Baby Daniel James Shepard Born to Kansas Couple

Daniel James Shepard, a year old, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Shepard of Independence Kansas. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Shepard of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Louderback of Vassar, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reekie of Williamsburg. Also named are Jim Reekie of Princeton and Mrs. Helen Shepard of Des Moines Iowa.

Daniel James Shepard Kevin Shepard Independence Kan Daniel James Shepard Hartford Chet Louderback Vassar Bill Reekie Williamsburg Jim Reekie Princeton Helen Shepard Des Moines Iowa

Valued Violin Returned to Owner in San Francisco

A 193 year old violin worth $25,000, crafted in 1792 by Johannes Varotti, was bought for $15 in the Tenderloin and later returned to its owner after newspaper photos aided identification. Police believe the theft occurred at the Civic Auditorium during a symphony rehearsal when an unguarded door was left open. The anonymous purchaser handed the instrument back Monday after realizing its identity.

San Francisco Symphony Civic Auditorium Johannes Varotti

Nurses Seek Expanded Roles for Home Care

At the ANA House of Delegates in Kansas City, Eunice Cole urged changing Medicare and Medicaid rules to let nurses in nursing homes perform duties without direct physician supervision. She argued nurses can provide diet and medication prescriptions, reducing costs and improving care quality. The ANA seeks policy changes and more study on research animals and technology’s impact on rights.

Kansas City, Mo American Nurses’ Association ANA House of Delegates Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Eunice Cole Ms. Cole Cole The Association American Medical Association Nurses’ Associations

Aspirin Boosts Immune Response With Thymus Hormones

Washington scientists at George Washington University Medical Center report that aspirin blocks prostaglandins, lifting immune cell activity, and may amplify thymus hormones to raise interleukin-2. They caution there is no proof it benefits AIDS or ARC patients yet.

Washington George Washington University Medical Center Allan Goldstein Goldstein Frank Capra

Get Even Advice For Cheating Husbands

Dear Ann Landers answers multiple letters about infidelity and family distress. A Houston reader urges revenge by financial and legal steps after divorce. A young woman seeks bar exam guidance while facing career setback and despair from law school. A teengirl reports flirtations from her mother’s fiancé and urges her mother to be informed promptly.

Ann Landers Houston

TV Influence On Society Examined

Dayton professor Thomas Skill analyzes how television shapes society and how people shape TV, arguing soaps moralize and evolve characters, with daily serials offering more realism than weekly shows. He coauthored Life on Daytime Television and a new bibliographic essay guiding mass communications teachers and students.

Skill University of Dayton Mary B. Cassata State University of New York At Buffalo Procter & Gamble Productions Oryx Press America

Missing children info may be sent via official mail

Washington AP A House panel approved a bill to let official government mail include pictures and biographies of missing children. The measure directs the Justice Department to draft guidelines for pictures sketches or likenesses. The Senate has a similar but mandatory proposal. House version makes information optional. If approved by the House differences would be resolved in conference.

Washington House House Post Office and Civil Service Committee Justice Department Senate Chamber

Baby Names: Courtney Lee and Larissa Marie Brown Careers in Cedar Rapids and Leavenworth

Mr and Mrs Barry Brown of Cedar Rapids Iowa name daughter Courtney Lee born July 23 at eight pounds 15 ounces. She has two sisters Amy five and Becca two. grandparents Mrs Lillian Johnson Ames Iowa and Mrs Myrtle Brown 533 Willow Lane. Mr and Mrs David St Ribeau Jr Ottawa RFD 4 name daughter Larissa Marie born July 13 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital eight pounds one ounce. grandparents Mr and Mrs David Rideau Centropolis and James L Lancaster Leavenworth. great grandmother Mrs Mabel Lancaster Leavenworth.

Barry Brown Cedar Rapids Iowa Courtney Lee Brown Courtney Lee Amy Becca Lillian Johnson Ames Towa Myrtle Brown Willow Lane David St. Ribeau Jr Ottawa RFD 4 Larissa Marie Lawrence Memorial Hospital David R. Rideau Centropolis James L. Lancaster Leavenworth Mabel Lancaster Larissa

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