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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
3
A reader asks if Ohio attorney can comment on relatives gifting money to newlyweds. Landers warns against tax loopholes, advocates responsible parenting, notes unearned wealth can harm motivation, and urges setting boundaries with a borrowing relative who damages books.
Max Flager Max Floyd II is the four month old son of Mr and Mrs Max Floyd Flager of Pomona. Grandparents are Floyd Flager of Pomona and Martin Kerwin of Spearfish South Dakota. Great grandparents are Phoebe Rosenbaum and Ella Flager of Pomona and George Stringham of Casper Wyoming.
The Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a board meeting and leadership training school Monday at the First Church of the Nazarene in Hutchinson. District presidents Mary Black of Ottawa and Nellie Scott of McLouth attended, with state memorial secretary Mrs. Arthur Nease of Lawrence. The event previewed a new film from Dr. Melvin H. Kniseley's team at the Medical University of South Carolina. Kansas will host a delegate from Norway at the World WCTU convention in Chicago July 28 to August 4. Mrs. Ralph Shafer of Kingman displayed Norwegian articles and food. Seven Mennonite eighth graders near Hutchinson participated in a Silver Medal speech contest. The Intercollegiate Oratorical contest crowned Casey Davidson of Haviland Bible College first and Vernell Klaassen of Bethel College second, awarding $100. The district one spring workshop is set for April 28 at the United Brethren Church in Garnett.
Marian Strickland, a black businesswoman, faces a $7000 loss and shrinking sales in a gift shop located in a high poverty area. She quit the IRS in 1966 to pursue merchandising, but 1970 brought lost walk-in trade, insurance withdrawal after a riot, and robberies fear.
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