Children's Mercy Classic honorary caddies at Blue Hills
Mary Herrick 6 of Ottawa will be an honorary cadet at the Children’s Mercy Classic at Blue Hills Country Club in Kansas City. Proceeds aid neonatal care. The event features Tom Watson, Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino and Curtis Strange. Mary, adopted daughter of John and Linda Herrick, spent nine months in NICU after a 1 lb 10 oz birth. Her progress since learning to speak and ride horses is praised by her parents. Proceeds fund NICU equipment and inpatient units.
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Mary Herrick
Ottawa
RFD
Blue Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Mary
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Curtis Strange
John
Linda Herrick
Children’s Mercy
Ottawa Jaycees
Forest Park
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
NARFE
Mariellen Sawada
Pomona
Richter United Methodists
Germany
Spain
Michelle L. Stine
Duker
Rockhurst College
Micheal Stine
Princeton Road
Faith Lutheran Church
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Franklin County
Teddy’s back in doghouse in Rockville court
Master Teddy, a 13 year old dog who inherited a Silver Spring home from Celeste Crawford, faces a new legal fight as six heirs seek to tattoo the dog to identify him against possible dognapping. The heirs want a Montgomery County judge to order the tattoo, while Teddy’s vet warns it could harm his health.
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Rockville, Md
Teddy
Celeste V. Crawford
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Rockville
Karl G. Feissner
Feissner
Ralph Gordon
Somaiah
George J. Schnabele
Schnabele
True sportsmanship lessons from a Brunswick letter
A Dear Abby style column recounts a 9 year old wrestler Bill whose first match ended badly but earned empathy from the opponent and a kind coach and new friends. The writer commends true sportsmanship as the opposite of chasing wins at all costs and urges bulletin board displays.
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Ann Landers
Bill
Adam
Ann
Alden
N.Y
Quitting smoking slows damage but cannot undo it
Dr Donohue explains stopping smoking after 30 years won’t undo all harm but slows bronchitis and emphysema, reduces rapid damage, and lowers future risks. Quitting improves odds, with cancer risk and other harms gradually decreasing over time.
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Bulletin Board
Allen County Community College
Barbara K. Beougher
Carla I. Tush
Garnett
Marc D. Kissinger
Tami B. Hultgren
William R. Kline
Osage City
Theresa J. Jasper
Nancy A. Mains
Susan K. Miller
Laurie G. White
Guy Joseph Young
Bryan D. Collins
Waverly
Danie L. Coltrane
Evan A. Doran
Michael Hermreck
Molly A. Hermreck
Krista J. Lankard
Garrit
Kelli Magrath
Williamsburg
West Franklin School Board
Appanoose
Garnett — Lakes Region
Kan-Do
Garnett Savings and Loan Office
Old Depot Museum
Gretchen Kille
Carole Wedman
Harold Weberg
Sue McClaren
Dietrich Cabin
City Park
Ruby North
Washburn University
North
Jolane Luetchens
Lavenna Boyer
Ottawan
RMC
Lloyd Yohe
Research Medical Center
Prospect and Meyer
Rockhurst Scholar
Red Cross
Main Street
City Public Works
Amy National Guard
Joseph L. Ostermann
Dennis L. Morgan
U.S. Army Armor
Fort Knox
Ostermann
Jack
Jane Ostermann
Morgan
Robert
Carolyn Morgan
Paul B. Eberhart
University of Kansas
Peggy Eberhart, Baldwin
Delbert Eberhart
P.O
Portland
Port
iAmerican Heart Association
Paul
W. Tecumseh
He Farm Bureau Insurance
Elder's Cooling
S. Main
Open Air Service
Calvary Baptist Church
West 7Th
Ottawa, Kansas
Bill Weber
DI Cieatlig Lee See
Cale S. Brest
Casey
Casey's General Store
W. 7Th St
N. Main
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