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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
9
Dear Heloise shares simple money tracking with Utrack it using envelopes for receipts and notes to see where spending goes. She also recounts house mishaps from broken fridge to leaky heater and a dinner out, plus tips on cutting plastic bottles and making a skin freshener with witch hazel and rose water.
Sheri Davis Sheri Lynn is the seven month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Davis of Ottawa RFD 4. The couple has two older daughters Lori Ann and Tina Louise. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schmitt and the late Harold Bones along with other relatives in Ottawa and nearby towns.
The 24 year old Bobby Horn is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Horne of Pomona. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs Graden Griffin of Pomona and Mr and Mrs Norman Horne of Ottawa. Also noted are Great George Morford and Mrs Winona Shirley, both of Ottawa.
Hazel Rebekah Lodge No 175 conducts a meeting with charter draped in memory of Grace Rich. Elected three transfer members. District school of instruction March 19 in LeRoy. several members to attend. St Patrick theme noted in refreshments. Multiple clubs and gatherings described with invitations, refreshments, and planned events through April 19.
A long letter from Dr. Hardin B. Jones argues cannabis causes brain changes and later drug use, citing studies and JAMA reports. Ann Landers and others respond, warning about teen use and risks, while a reader Mam a Leonie contends spouses cheat due to unsatisfactory marriages and warns against dismissing blame.
The LA Sertoma Club hosts a Saturday meeting featuring Mrs. Arthur Miller as speaker. Members and guests are invited to attend to hear her presentation and discuss club activities.
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