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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1980
Page
7
An open house will honor Mr and Mrs Andrew Michael Stine at 1162 North Sycamore on the occasion of their milestone anniversary.
A wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Stine and Richeson will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 PM at First Baptist Church Elliott Hall 410 S Hickory. Hosted by their children Michael J. Stine and Delores K Richeson and families with five grandchildren. All friends and relatives are invited.
Carrie Lynn Langston celebrated her first birthday on June 14. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Langston of Topeka. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Boyd White of 1624 S Oak and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Langston of Oskaloosa. Great grandfather Deck Jones lives at 627 Mulberry.
A reader recalls a cruel seating incident at a large reunion where a handicapped cousin was sidelined, prompting Ann Landers to urge inclusion. A fiery 13-year-old letter writer attacks Landers, and responses defend frank advice. Other letters share personal marriage health tales and a doctor’s blunt counsel on masturbation. The column notes Dr Lamp’s study of long life urges adaptability, activity, moderation, and purpose beyond work.
A reader addresses a Jackson Believer with a hopeful note, praising Dr. Lamps findings and Lloyd Sheaer for Intelligence Report coverage in Parade. The sender compliments the translated message and expresses positive life guidance.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Gumm of Mulvane welcome daughter Laurie Lee born June 7 weighing seven pounds seven and a half ounces. A sister Amy aged five joins Laurie. Grandparents are Hayward Brill Floyd Gumm and Joe Hutter with great grandmother Leona Miller.
During the June gathering at Ursuline Convent Paola the General Edward Hand Chapter DAR installed officers for two-year terms. Officers include regent Woodrow Dew, corresponding secretary J G Gladstone, treasurer O L Gish, first viceregent Loy Dean Knight, chaplain Carey Ore, historian Fred Henning, and others. The committee on Indian cemetery signs reported progress toward replacing mission signs with plans to be finalized soon. Guests included Mrs Don White and Mrs Charles Porter of Ottawa, Mrs C Scott Washburn of Tulsa, Mrs Ed Lee Paola, Mrs Margaret Smith Osawatomie, Miss Jesse Barker James Ross Chapter Kansas City Kansas, and Miss Laurie Cecil Osage.
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