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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1979
Page
9
Josephine Lowman describes the fifth day of a nine day diet claiming a five to ten pound loss and guidance on timing, substitutions, and meal ideas. Readers are urged to weigh on day five or six and consider the full program under physician guidance if needed.
Ann Landers counsels WIT’S END readers that a fifth grade girl's nail chewing signals underlying anxiety and frustration. Family counseling is suggested to uncover root causes, as physical harm risks infection but cancer is unlikely. The letter also notes readers’ response to a bashful kidney topic and ongoing fan letters.
Brandon Jason Broyles seven and a half months old son of Mr and Mrs Max Broyles of rural Williamsburg. He has sister Heather Michelle age five. Grandparents Charles O’Neill of rural Williamsburg George Broyles of rural Waverly. Great grandmothers Clara O’Connor of Wellsville and Faye Broyles of Eugene Oregon.
Washington AP reports Millie Jeffrey welcomed Minnesota's first woman on the state Supreme Court and describes the broader push by the National Women's Political Caucus and Susan Ness to diversify federal and state judiciaries. It notes low female representation among federal judges and the challenges in appointments under President Carter.
Mr and Mrs Reams celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a May 13 reception 2 to 4 p.m. at their home 1415 5 Elm, hosted by their seven children Norma Esmay Delma Kern Betty Teegarden W H Bill Reams Terry Reams Judy Reams and Linda Sullivan. They were married May 12 1929 at the home of Mrs Reams parents in Rosemont east of Melvern and later lived near Ottawa before moving to a farm near Melvern in 1951 then retiring to Ottawa. They have 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Ottawa area women are invited to a Friday luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the Ottawa University Student Union to hear Roy A. Taylor of Roy's Creative Framing and Gallery present Its a Frame-Up. Jo Pankratz will discuss a life of freedom and lead prayers, with special music by Carol Allen Betty Kimball and Jo Pankratz. Reservations due by Wednesday. free nursery available at First Christian Church.
A busy slate of local group meetings covers Ottawa and Mission area clubs from Monday through Wednesday. From garden and coin clubs to TOPS chapters and church group gatherings at First United Methodist, Trinity and Westminster, residents plan schedule entries and social luncheons with sewing days, potlucks, and covered dish suppers noted at several venues including the First Christian Church and Franklin County Nurses Association events.
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