Warts and AIDS myths in medical Q and A column
Readers ask about condyloma acuminatum spread non sexually and cure options, noting podophyllin use and cancer concern. Other letters address AIDS transmission via clothing and calcium for bursitis, with Dr. Donohue’s practical guidance and reassurances.
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L.L
Cancer Association
DR. Donohue
F.L
Quilters Guild Plans Workshop With Yvonne O Dea
Ottawa Quilters Guild schedules an all day workshop led by Y Vonne O Dea at Elliott Hall corner Fourth and Hickory starting 9 30 a m on Monday. The event titled A Batting Study invites members to test battings and fabrics while bringing a favorite salad for a noon luncheon and their own table service. Coffee and ice tea will be provided.
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Y’vonne O’dea
Ottawa Quilters Guild
Elliott Hall
Fourth
Hickory
Birthday Girl Ashley Peterson Celebrates Second Birthday
Ashley Dawn Peterson turns two today. Daughter of Alan and Darla Peterson of Greeley. Grandparents Claron Sobba of Richmond and Dorothy Sobba, and Charles Peterson with Berneice Peterson of Greeley. Great grandparents Henry and Mildred Brown of Princeton and Mary Scheckel of Greeley.
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Ashley Dawn Peterson
Alan
Darla Peterson
Greeley
Claron
Dorothy Sobba
Richmond
Charles
Berneice Peterson
Henry
Mildred Brown
Princeton
Mary Scheckel
Ottawa violinist nets Berlin debut before Juilliard
Brian Lewis, Ottawa's rising violinist, earned a chance to perform with the Berlin Symphony at the International Suzuki Conference August 10 16 in Berlin. He also won a Lincoln Center Scholarship to Juilliard but must raise about 20000 for tuition and living costs. He will give a benefit concert August 12 at Ottawa University Chapel to fund his Berlin trip and studies.
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Diane Yeamans
Ottawa
Julliard School of Music
Brian Lewis
Tom
Alice Joy Lewis
S. Hickory
Berlin Symphony
Berlin
Suzuki
Lewis
Lincoln Center
Julliard
New York City
Ottawa University
Fritz Kreisler
Shinichi Suzuki
Japan
Frank Almond
Julliard Orchestra
Moscow
University of Missouri At
Kansas City
Ottawa Suzuki
Topeka
Kansas
New York Philharmonic
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Freeze Drying Pets Prompts Curious Readers
Dear Ann Landers letters reveal a trend in freeze drying pets with prices listed by Cache River Taxidermy, including dogs and cats. The exchange covers a cat named Chow Chow, a pit bull attack claim, doctor courtesy, and a Little League poem author identification.
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Ann Landers
Chow Chow
Ann
Arkansas
Larry R. Winston
Cache River
Larry
Midland
Texas
Donald Boomershine
Birmingham
Ala
Bob Fox
Marriage High For Baby Boom Kids In 1984
Washington AP reports that amid a postwar baby boom the United States saw a record 2,477,192 marriages in 1984, 1 percent higher than 1983, while the marriage rate for women aged 15 to 44 fell to 99 per 1,000, the lowest ever. The National Center for Health Statistics notes many divorced or single women in prime marriage ages.
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Washington
America
National Center For Health Statistics
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