Queen Contest Underway at Franklin County Fair and Rodeo
Tickets for the 122nd Franklin County Fair and Rodeo are on sale from five Rodeo Queen candidates led by chairman David Kile. The event runs July 22–25 at the Franklin County Fairgrounds Ottawa with rodeo days July 23–24 and barbecue July 23. Candidates vie by money raised. past funds supported arena upgrades including new chutes lighting and a sturdy pipe fence. Candidates are Vicky Adcock Carmen Willford Lori Edgecomb Carrie Channon and Sue Pack. Promotions include a buy-one-get-one-free burger at Wendy’s and a chance to win a 19-inch color TV during rodeo performances. Ticket bundles: barbecue and rodeo July 23 $7.50 adults $4.50 children. rodeo only $4 adults $2 children. barbecue only $3.50 adults $2.50 children. free for under five eating with another’s plate.
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Franklin County Agriculture Society
Vicky Adcock
N. Poplar
Carmen Willford
Pomona
Lori Edgecomb
S. Sycamore
Carrie Channon
Williamsburg
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Unsolicited magazines. Ann Landers solves a mail nightmare
A reader complains of receiving dozens of unordered magazines after moving. Ann Landers traces the fix to a federal rule prohibiting unordered shipments, enabling the recipient to treat the items as gifts and discard them without payment. Regulators suggest contacting the FTC if issues persist.
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Bureau of Consumer Protection
Federal Trade Commission
Washington, D.C
Tisch
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Organist Evaline Campbell to recital at KU Swarthout Hall
Grace Episcopal Church organist Evaline Campbell, a KU student at Lawrence, will give a 3 30 p m recital Sunday in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. She plans works by Couperin Bach Mendelssohn and Widor and notes two degrees a bachelor in education and a master in library science. She pursues music for enjoyment.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Campbell
University of Kansas At
Hypercalcemia linked to cancer and symptoms described
Reader recounts cancer spread to bone causing high blood calcium with vomiting and coma. Dr Donohue explains hypercalcemia causes fatigue, confusion, appetite loss, nausea, and urinary changes, notes tumors can raise calcium, and that doctors can lower levels.
Birthday tribute for Jennie Hull in Ottawa family
Jennie Marie Hull celebrates her second birthday today as daughter of Robert and Diana Hull of Ottawa RFD 4. Grandparents Gene and Barbara Leach Baldwin and David and Nancy Hull of Ottawa RFD 4. Great grandparents Russel and Billie Leach Wellsville and William and Arlene DeCeany Paola.
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Diana Hull
Ottawa Rfd
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Barbara Leach
Baldwin
David
Nancy Hull
Russel
Billie Leach
Wellsville
William
Arlene DeCeany
Girl Scout Alumni Plan Kansas City Reunion Event
Former Girl Scouts gather for a 2:30 to 4 p.m. meeting at the Santa Fe Trail Service Center to mark the 75th anniversary and 40 years of the Santa Fe Trail Council. Plans include a 75 40 Grand Finale segment, a Trail Blazer issue, and council 50th anniversary, with contact numbers for participation.
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Santa Fe Trail Council
Anderson
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Miami
Wyandotte
Santa Fe Trail Service Center
State Ave
Wyandotte Plaza
Nadine Goss
Ellen Fowler
Bonnie Jones
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