Wichita Hospital Gets Kidney Stone Crusher
Wesley Medical Center in Wichita will acquire a lithotripter, a shock wave device that crushes kidney stones from outside the body, potentially replacing surgery for about 1800 Kansans yearly. KU Medical Center in Kansas City plans to obtain one next year, with costs around 1.7 million and 1 million respectively.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Food and Drug Administration
Iowa City
Iowa
Houston
Wesley
Hospital Corporation of America
Wichita Hospital
HCA
Elbert Garner
Wesley Surgery
F. Price Cossman
Cossman
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas Panhandle
Walshes Celebrate 50 Years Wedding Anniversary
The Walshes celebrate 50 years with a 3 p.m. Saturday reception for Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Walsh Ottawa RFD 3 at Celebration Hall Franklin County Fairgrounds. They wed May 15, 1935 in Boston. He retired from Bendix in 1971 then worked for King Radio and later ran H. and R. Block in Ottawa. All friends and relatives invited.
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Francis J. Walsh
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Hazel M. Crawford
Boston
Bendix Corp
King Radio
H. and R. Block
Equal Not Always Best When Smoking Cigarettes
Dr. Luella Klein discusses rising female smoking and its deadly toll. Smoking raises lung cancer risk, heart disease, and pregnancy complications. Quitting early improves health. seek doctor guidance and local support groups. Women should defy stereotypes and avoid cigarettes.
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Luella Klein
M.D
American College
U.S
Cancer Society
Lung Association
Society To Show Quilts At Osage County Event
Osage County Historical Society sponsors a two day quilt show June 1 and 2 at Lyndon High School gym. Saturday hours 10 am to 7 pm, Sunday noon to 5 pm. Entries accepted Friday May 31 3 to 7 pm. Free show with quilts from local history and makers. For details contact Emily Hooper Osage City 913-528-4588.
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The
Osage .County Historical Society
Lyndon High School
the Historical Society
Emily Hooper
Osage City
Scout Leaders Get Awards for Chippewa Neighborhood
Members of the Chippewa Neighborhood of the Santa Fe Trail Girl Scouts gathered at Brenda Hambleton’s home for a carry-in salad supper. Angel pins with poems were awarded to Mary Ellen Ackermann and Jo Robinson, who co-chaired the neighborhood. Denise Sauber and Ackermann received ten-year pins, while Hambleton, Foltz, Armstrong, and Bellinger earned five-year pins. Cookie Sale reported 8,545 boxes sold, raising 1965.35 for 11 troops. 854.50 paid in sales tax.
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Chippewa
Santa Fe Trail
Girl Scouts
Brenda Hambleton
Mary Ellen Ackermann
Jo Robinson
Denise Sauber
Linda Foltz
Peggy Armstrong
Carol Bellinger
Roberts wins two Washburn scholarship honors
Keith D. Roberts son of Rev and Mrs Henry A Roberts Jr of 1446 Willow tied for sixth in the statewide Washburn Garvey Competitive scholarship test and will receive a four year partial scholarship. He also earned a renewable mathematics scholarship for third place in the Washburn Mathematics Competition.
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Keith D. Roberts
Henry A. Roberts Jr
Willow
Washburn University
Garvey
Washburn
Car Interior Too Hot For Pets In Summer
Kansas State University extension veterinarian Dr. Lowell Breeden warns that car interiors can trap heat enough to harm pets. Plan ahead: leave pets at home, arrange care, check motel pet policies, and bring water if travel is necessary. Park in shade, crack windows, and limit time away from the vehicle to ten minutes or less.
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Manhattan
Lowell D. Breeden
Kansas State University
Breeden
New York
Lancaster Accepts Radio Advertising Post at Long Pride
Tim Lancaster of Ottawa RFD 2 earned a BS in journalism from Kansas State University on Sunday and will serve as an account executive with Long Pride Broadcasting Company working with KEYN and KQAM in Wichita.
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Tim Lancaster
Ottawa
RFD 2
Kansas State University
Lancaster
Long Pride Broadcasting Company
Keynkqam
Wichita
Correction on Mrs. Bill Maule’s listed address
The notice clarifies that Mrs. Bill Maule, shown with a five generation group on the Family Page in Thursday’s Herald, resides at 1129 South Hickory and not Ottawa Rural Free Delivery Route 4 as previously stated.
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Bill Maule
Herald
Hickory
Ottawa Rfd 4
Birthday Boy Travis Heck Fourth Birthday Celebration
Birthday boy Travis Matthew Heck turns four today son of Larry and Mrs. Heck of 206 Blackhawk. He has half sisters Trudy 14 Kristi 11 and twins Julie Jenny one month old. Grandparents Mr Mrs Frank McMillen Ottawa RFD 2 Mr Mrs Charles Heck 836 E 10th. Great grandparents Mrs Oda Strobel Richmond and Mr Mrs Walter McMillen Wellsville.
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Travis Matthew Heck
Larry Heck
Blackhawk
Travis
Trudy
Kristi
Julie
Jenny
Richmond
Walter McMillen
Wellsville
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Woodside
Alice Brooks Raft
Sewing Machine Sales
Albright
Ugay
Sand Creek
New American Standard Open Bible
Garnerstone
Claude and
Pat Presnell
S. Main
Missinn
Christopher Brian Krebsback
Delive
Ohio
New York State
Child Find, Inc
P.O. Box
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Crestview
Nursing Home
Dorothy Abelaker
Cathy Wadia
W. 7Th Terrace
Healthy Hearts
Youth Center
Brenda Cummings
O.R.C
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