Shelter Garage Sale Aims to Fund Shade and Dog Houses
Friends of the Franklin County Humane Society organize a Saturday garage sale at the Animal Shelter on 17th Street to fund shade screens and insulated dog houses. The shelter faces overcrowding with 15 adoptions in April and only four so far this month, with some animals destroyed due to lack of space.
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Diane Yeamans
Friends of the
Franklin County Humane Society
17Th Street
Friends
Alta Cruces
The
Humane Society
Cruces
Ottawa Animal Control Office
Link Found To Breast Cancer Alcohol
Boston AP reports two New England Journal of Medicine studies link even three drinks weekly to higher breast cancer risk for women. Authors caution the data are not conclusive yet, but experts urge high risk individuals to consider reducing alcohol intake while noting potential heart benefits of moderate drinking.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
Walter C. Willett
Saxon Graham
State University of New York At Buffalo
Willett
Harvard School of Public Health
New Diagnostic Tests Urged For Persistent Ankle Pain
A reader describes six months of recurring left ankle swelling and pain with no remembered sprain. Dr Donohue advises a fresh diagnostic start, considers hairline fractures and gout, and emphasizes re-evaluation to uncover an overlooked cause.
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C.G
Camelot cast visits Kansas City ill girl in hospital
Richard Harris and the Camelot cast granted a wish for Miriam Harris an 11 year old girl with a brain tumor at Children's Mercy Hospital in Overland Park Kansas. The Dream Factory contacted Midland Center for the Performing Arts and Harris agreed to meet Miriam in costume and appear in the Saturday matinee.
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Kansas City, Mo
King Arthur
Richard Harris
Midland Center For the Performing Arts
Camelot
Harris
Kansas City
Becky Anthony
Dream Factory Board
Miriam
Cheryl Harris
Tips For Seizure Victims And Communion Fears
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader on handling seizures calmly to avoid injury and debunks myths about swallowing tongues. A Catholic reader asks if AIDS can spread via communion. guidance confirms the option to receive on the hand and that AIDS cannot be transmitted this way.
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Dear Ann Landers
Chicago
Chic
James Roache
Archdiocese of Chicago
Wellsville Senior Wins Top National Essay Contest Award
Wellsville High School senior Brad O Neal won first place in the National Scholastic Writing Awards essay division for a piece on the Arab Israeli conflict titled A Reason for Terror The chronology covers events since Israel’s 1948 founding and argues US guilt by association with Israel He earned a full scholarship to Rockhurst College in Kansas City MO and lists political science as an area of interest and the article notes his parents Ronald and Deloris O Neal reside Edgerton RFD 1
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Wellsville
Wellsville High School
Brad O’neal
Ronald and
Deloris O’neal
Edgerton Rfd 1
Middle East
O'Neal
Israel
United States
O’neal
Rockhurst College
Kansas City, MO
Birthday greetings for Chet Michael Fredricks
Chet Michael Fredricks turns four today, son of Chester and Brenda Fredricks of Williamsburg RFD 1. His brother Cole is one year old. Grandparents are Chester and Sheryl Fredricks, Fred and Wanda Schnoke, and Ray and Kay Larrick. Great grandparents include Chester and Genevieve Fredricks, Frances and Louis McBride, Buss and Edith Schnoke, and Jim and Marty Ralston. Great great grandmother Della Ralston is 701 S. Poplar.
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Chet Michael Fredricks
Chester
Brenda Fredricks
Williamsburg
Edith Schnoke
Jim
Marty Ralston
Della Ralston
S. Poplar
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Paul
Donohue
Children’s Hospital
P.M. Inomaha
Omaha
Ann Landers
S. Main
Ottawa
Karen Martinez
Denise Weiderholt
Cindi Wilson
Bonnie Smith Sands Elliot
Kelly Dawson
Colleen Secrest
Jay Meeker
Manicurist
Guys and Dolls
Main
Brad O'Neal
Happy
Chet Michael
Fredricks
Sugar & Spice and
Mom
Mullen’s Hallmark Shop
Kansas
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