Smokey Bear Visits Ottawa Briefly in Ottawa
Smokey the Bear visited Ottawa Thursday morning at the home of Clark and Mrs Havener, joined by R Max Peterson and Jan Peterson from Fairfax and Washington D C. Peterson, chief of the U S Forest Service, explains Smokey’s fire prevention messages reach youth and families and help protect 190 million acres of U S forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Murphy
Smokey the Bear
Ottawa
Clark Havener
S. Maple
R. Max Peterson
Fairfax
Washington D.C
Peterson
United States Forest Service
USDA
Jan
Clark
Smokey Bear
Petersons
Smokey
United States
National Zoo
Sleepwalking Debate - Ann Landers Responds
Dear Reader, I will not call you a hero or a bum. If a violent act stopped her nightmares, avoid repeating it but don’t assume blanket condemnation. Ensure the method stays therapeutic and does not cross into abuse, and remember this is only one case in a long marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ofus
Seeking Help for Fear of Intercourse and Virginity
A reader describes trauma surrounding sexual activity and pelvic exams, despite normal medical tests. Two gynecologists offered limited aid, prompting psychiatric treatment. The response urges therapy, questions physician competence, and commends the husband for his patience while urging the writer to pursue help and personal change.
Smokey Bear Story From Lincoln Forest Fire
The tale recounts a New Mexico forest fire started by carelessness. Twenty four firefighters faced danger as winds swirled flames around them. A burned cub survived and became Smokey Bear, symbol of forest fire prevention at the National Zoo in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln National Forest
New Mexico
Forest Service
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Smokey
National Zoological Park
Washington, D.C
US. Dept. of Agriculture—Forest Service
Bloodmobile Moves To Faith Lutheran Church Address
Bloodmobile arrives at Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa on June 15 from 11 30 a m to 5 15 p m. Virginia Beeghley urges donors 17 to 65 in good health to donate about 60 minutes to aid local Red Cross blood supply. Call White Line Taxi at 242 9922 for a free ride or Lavina Daniels at 242 2750 to make an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beeghley
Franklin County Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Ottawa
Faith Lutheran Church
E. 12Th Street
Beeghley
White Line Taxi
Lavina Daniels
Baby Nathan Brett Oglesby Born At Ransom Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Oglesby of 926 N. Oak welcome Nathan Brett Oglesby born May 31 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Weighing eight pounds six ounces, he is grandchild to Edward Revey Jr. and Rev. Aston Oglesby, Ottawa area, with great grandparents Edward Revey, Oscar Turner, and Fred Schneider among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Oglesby
N. Oak
Nathan Brett
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Nathan
Edward Revey Jr
Ottawa Rfd
Aston Oglesby
Ottawa
Rfd
Edward Revey
Wellsville
Oscar Turner
Baldwin Rfd
Fred Schneider
Lipscomb, Texas
New 1981 Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog Offer
Mail order promotion from Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald pattern department offering 100 styles in a 1981 catalog. Prices listed include pattern $2 and all craft books $2, with postage 25 cents and optional first class handling 50 cents. Include name, address, ZIP, size, and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Otawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
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U.S
Debra Havenor
Bob
Ann
Calhoun
S. Main
Bloodmobile
Pasha
Aman
Harry
Amana
Crites
Ottawa, Kansas
Corning
Jenn
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