Stephanie Stanturf Celebrates Fourth Birthday At Home
Stephanie Stanturf turns four today daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Stanturf of 1535 Osage Drive. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanturf of 904 N Cedar and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Robinson of Fredonia. Her great grandmothers are Mrs. Donna Stanturf of 1125 N Oak and Mrs. Magdalene Jones of Yates Center.
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Stephanie
David Stanturf
Osage Drive
Frank Stanturf
N. Cedar
Ivan Robinson
Fredonia
Donna Stanturf
N. Oak
Magdalene Jones
Yates Center
Volunteers Recognized At Franklin County Heart Meeting
The Franklin County Heart Association honors fundraising volunteers led by R. Michael Latimer for the highest percentage gain in counties with 20,000 to 49,999 people, achieving a 92 percent increase. They also earn a Challenge Goal Award for meeting quota. The awards were announced at the 32nd Annual Meeting and 18th Delegates' Assembly in Topeka. M. Roger Fedde was installed as new Kansas Affiliate president, replacing Ray E. Allen.
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Franklin County Heart Association
R. Michael Latimer
Heart
American Heart Association
Kansas
Inc
Topeka
M. Roger Fedde
Kansas State University
Ray E. Allen
Liberal
Sullivan children noted in Riverside Des Plaines families
Kathleen Elizabeth Sullivan aged six and a half months is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tim Sullivan of 943 Hemlock. She has a brother Robert Paul aged four and a half. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jerome Sullivan of Riverside Illinois and Mr and Mrs Paul Richter of Des Plaines Illinois. Great grandmother is Mrs Ilene Frymire of Oak Park Illinois.
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Kathleen Elizabeth
Tim Sullivan
Hemlock
Robert Paul
Jerome Sullivan
Riverside, Ll
Paul Richter
Des Plaines
Ill
Ilene Frymire
Oak Park
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Baby Bobby Joe Urton Born At Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Urton of 615 Cleveland welcomed a son named Bobby Joe born May 31 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. He weighed eight pounds two and a half ounces. Grandparents include Gary Burns and Howard Urton, Ottawa area relatives listed with addresses. Great-grandparents and a great-great grandmother are named in the notice.
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Lyle Urton
Cleveland
Bobby Joe
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bobby
Gary Burns
N. Cherry
Howard Urton
Ottawa
Rfd
Charles Hanes
Willow
Hazel Urton
Albert
Moors Mark 25 Years Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ben Moor of 410 S Maple were honored at a surprise reception at North Baptist Church marking their 25th anniversary. Hosts were their children David and Pamela Moor. The Moors wed June 3 1956 in Eldorado and have lived here ten years.
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Ben Moor
S. Maple
North Baptist Church
David
Pamela Moor
Myra Scott
Eldorado
Program Corrections at Suzuki Institute Schedule
The Herald corrects Friday's Family Page listings for the Suzuki Institute. Thursday's program features orchestra and chamber groups at 7 30 p m in the Ottawa University Chapel. Friday hosts the final strings concert at 7 30 p m. Students range in age from two to twenty.
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Suzuki Institute
Herald
Ottawa University
The
Preserving a Favorite Newspaper Clipping
An old clipping care guide explains dissolving a milk of magnesia tablet in club soda overnight, soaking the clipping for an hour, then drying flat. It claims the treated clipping can last about 200 years under proper storage.
Club Forecasts and Local Meetings Night Schedule
Monday events include Job's Daughters Past Matrons Ottawa Memorial VFW Post 5901 Auxiliary at 7 p.m. Williams burg Ottawa Wildlife Club at 8 p.m. TOPS groups at Trinity United Methodist Church and Youth Center. Tuesday lists Mission Possible Lend-A-Hand Class and chapter AU PEO dinner, Oasis Club luncheon, American Legion Auxiliary installation, and LWML Guild meeting at Faith Lutheran Church.
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Job's Daughters
Ottawa Memorial
VFW Post
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club, Inc
Anchor Savings Building
Trinity United Methodist Church
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial] Hospital
Lanah Cameron
Trinity United Methodist Church Chapter
Barbara Dew Oasis Club
Westminster United Presbyterian Church American Legion Auxiliary
Big Boy
Lwml Guild
Faith Lutheran Chruch
Margaret Ellen Page to Wed Charles E Cordt
Cordt engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Harlan Page Ottawa RFD 3 to their daughter Margaret Ellen and Charles E Cordt son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cordt Leavenworth. Margaret Ellen a 1979 Ottawa High School graduate attending Washburn University in Topeka majoring in nursing. Cordt a 1977 Leavenworth High School graduate with a bachelor’s in communication arts from Washburn. Wedding set for August 1 at First Christian Church.
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Harlan Page
Ottawa
Dear Ann Landers floods with domestic and medical dilemmas
A reader group writes about a doctor allegedly pressuring a patient during a wife’s physical. Ann Landers dismisses the claim as unlikely, advises female doctors, and notes few male physicians examine without a nurse present. Other letters discuss roommates, funerals, snoring, and a woodworker coffin plan with practical counsel.
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Ann Landers
Michigan
Atlanta
Cool Fruit Great For Warm Days
The season for fresh peaches peaks in July but appears on markets from late May through August. Nine major Southern states will produce about 657 million pounds, with supply up 11 percent from 1980. Freestone varieties dominate fresh markets while clingstones go to processing. Peaches ripen after harvest, and refrigeration can slow ripening.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
U.S
Barber Geist Betrothal Announced in Ottawa
Mr and Mrs Leonard T Barber announce the engagement of daughter Dianne Denise to John T Geist both Ottawa High School graduates. Dianne works at JB's Big Boy and John at King Radio. The wedding is planned for September 19 at Sacred Heart Church with Hazel Harmon giving a Bloximias care lecture at 2 p.m. in the Ottawa Library exhibition room. Ottawa Horticultural Study Club sponsors the demonstration.
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Leonard T. Barber
S. Cedar
Dianne Denise
John T. Geist
Robert R. Geist
S. Sycamore
Miss Barber
Ottawa High School
Big Boy
Geist
OHS
King Radio
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Hazel Harmon
Ottawa
Ottawa Horticultural Study Club
Lankard-Lyon Engaged in Garnett and Wellsville
Mr and Mrs Edwin Lankard Garnett announce engagement of daughter Katherine to Steve Lyon son of Mr and Mrs Elden Lyon Wellsville Katherine Lankard 1976 Garnett High School elementary teacher USD 365 July 25 wedding planned at St Therese Catholic Church Lyon a 1977 Central Heights High School graduate works as painter for Rigid Form Inc Richmond planned July 25 ceremony
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Edwin Lankard
Garnett
Katherine
Steve Lyon
Elden Lyon
Wellsville
Lankard
Garnett High School
USD 365
Lyon
Central Heights High School
Rigid Form, Inc
Richmond
St. Therese Catholic Church
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Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
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New York
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MR. and
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Page- Cordt
Margaret Ellen Page
Charles E. Cordt
Joshua Mark Pacheco
Joshua Mark
Mark Pacheco
Mulberry
Joshua
Marvin Funk
Ottawa Rfd 1
Sam Pacheco
Pascual Madrigal
Kansas City
Kan
Manuel Pacheco
A.G. Funk
Hillsboro
Ann
Dianne Denise Barber
White Line Taxi
N. Main
Lankard- Lyon
Katherine Lankard and
Colibri
Timinellis
Sutton’s Jewelry
American Gem Society
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