Sean Foltz Celebrates Third Birthday At Home
Sean Lewis Foltz turned three on March 12, celebrated by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Greg L. Foltz of 1111 N. Cedar. He has a 20 month old brother Brett Ryan. Grandparents are Naomi Shearer in Kansas and Robert Foltz in Wichita, plus William and Mary Mackey of Goodson Missouri. Great grandparents include Pearl Foltz of Princeton and Frank Shearer of Garnett, with Martha Finley in Preston Missouri.
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Sean Lewis Foltz
Greg L. Foltz
N. Cedar
Sean
Brett Ryan
Naomi Shearer
Canterbury Court
Robert Foltz
Wichita
William D. Mackey
Goodson
Pearl Foltz
Princeton
Frank Shearer
Garnett
Martha Finley
Preston
Lynsey Brockus Celebrates Second Birthday At Princeton
Celebrating her second birthday today is Lynsey Danielle Brockus daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Brockus Princeton RFD 1. She has two brothers Jeremy eight and Lucas four. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Melvin Stockard Princeton RFD 1 and great grandmothers Mrs Thelma Stockard 923 Walnut and Mrs Helen Chanay Wellsville.
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Lynsey Danielle Brockus
Larry Brockus
Princeton Rfd
Lynsey Danielle
Jeremy
Lucas
Melvin Stockard
Thelma Stockard
Walnut
Helen Chanay
Wellsville
Mrs Baird Honored On Retirement From SRS
Wanda M. Baird was honored Thursday in Topeka on her retirement after decades as a social worker. Starting in 1952 with Saline County SRS, she served as social service supervisor in Labette County, led Franklin County SRS as director for 16 years, and held key roles in Topeka including Volunteer Programs coordinator and social service intake worker before retiring in 1980. She is active in Soroptimist Ottawa AAUW Kansas Conference on Social Welfare and United Methodist Church groups.
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Wanda M. Baird
Topeka
Baird
Soroptimist International of
Ottawa
American Association of University Women
Kansas Conference On Social Welfare
Debra
Seat Belts Save Lives Says Dear Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers replies on seat belt use, citing studies on fatalities prevented and attitudes that keep people from buckling up. The letter discusses laws, fines in New York and others, and urges drivers to insist passengers buckle up. The second query asks about snooping in others medicine cabinets and closets and receives a humorous rebuke.
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Ann Landers
D'S
Stockton
Calif
Cal
Science Digest
Elizabeth Horton
United States
National Safety Council
E. Scott Geller
Virginia Tech
New York State
Illinois
New Jersey
Empire State
Long Island
Nosey
Fixing Squeaks in Carpeted Living Room Floor
An Answer from Andy Lang explains squeaks in carpeted hardwood floors. When access to joists from below is not possible, drive 8-penny finishing nails through the carpet into the subfloor and floorboards, then set the nails with a punch. This method aims to tighten the squeaky boards with minimal carpet damage, though tiny holes may occur. If you want to avoid holes, consider unrolling the carpet to access the floor.
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Andy Lang
Newsfeatures
Limelight on Ottawan Lawrence Morgan Exhibit in Mill Valley
Lawrence Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Morgan shows color photography titled The Flight of Icarus at Mill Valley Community Center Gallery California during March. The exhibit based on a sculpture by Charles Unlauf in front of the Space Technology Building at the University of Kansas Lawrence explores the myth through photography and nature, aiming to capture the spirit of the myth as a contemporary fusion of sculpture and image. Morgan plans a Midwest show next year and writes on education for American armed forces while pursuing solar energy and arts interests and proposing GI Bill reforms to support Vietnam era veterans in creative fields.
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Lawrence Morgan
Harry F. Morgan
N. Cherry
Mill Valley Community Center
Mill Valley
Calif
Lawrence
Morgan
Midwest
Charles Unlauf
Space Technology
University of Kansas At Lawrence
West Germany
Holland
Japan
Nursery Songs & Lullabies proves a sleepy success for Fran cine Lancaster
Singer Fran cine Lancaster and violinist James Shallenberger released Nursery Songs & Lullabies in October through Lancaster’s company. In two months about 100000 copies sold in 11 states and over 4000 in the San Francisco Bay area by Christmas. The 17th to 19th century collection features nursery rhymes on one side and lullabies on the other, with Dolby stereo and various sound effects.
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Steve Wilstein
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Francine Lancaster
James Shallenberger
Ms. Lancaster
San Francisco Bay Area
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GALL
Ottawan
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San Francisco Opera
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