Working Mother Brings Baby to Her Kansas State Job
Kansas State University extension specialist Karen Penner returns from maternity leave with her five week old Ashley. The two work across Kansas teaching canning and microwave workshops, nursing on site, and balancing a demanding schedule. Penner credits a cooperative workplace and supportive colleagues for enabling a successful mothering and professional blend.
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Manhattan
Ashley
Karen Penner
Kansas State University
Penner
Marjory Mortvedt
Extension
Mortvedt
Hoxie
St. John
Allison
Michigan State University
Decorative potholders pattern ad from Ottawa Herald
Mice Bros Kitchen Whimsey offers bird owl and butterfly decorated potholders as gifts or kitchen decor. Crochet patterns in Cotton yarn with easy directions pattern 7236 and a catalog of craft titles and pricing solicitations mailed to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald New York address with name and zip.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West Vth St
New York
N.Y
Log Cabin Quilts On Display At KU Museum
A 12 quilt Log Cabin exhibition runs through August 1 at the University of Kansas Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence. It features pieces from the museum collection and loans from Mary Lou Humphrey Susan Pogany Carol Hollis Virginia Kraus and June Friend with age span from around 1850 to turn of the century. Exhibited variations include Straight Furrow Sunshine and Shadow Maltese Cross Pineapple Courthouse Steps and more as described by Ann Roth KU textile design student. Admission is free with gallery hours Tuesday to Saturday 9 30 to 4 30 and Sunday 1 to 4 30. closed Mondays and July 4.
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University of Kansas
Spencer Museum of Art
Lawrence
Mary Lou Humphrey
Susan Pogany
Carol Hollis
Topeka
Virginia Kraus
Hays
June Friend
Nortonville
Ann Roth
Roth
Art Museums
Sallie Casey Thayer
Guilt Types and Ann Landers Advice Queried
A reader asks for more from Ann Landers on earned and unearned guilt in parenting. The column cites Judith Vierst on guilt examples about leaving ill children, working, strictness, and child counts, plus a letter about sending flowers to a husband with florist Sally Hammer confirming flowers to men are proper and thoughtful.
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Ann Landers
Mankato
Minn
Fort Worth
E.A
Texas
Sally Hammer
Ronsleys
Chicago
Birthday Greeting for Kristin Ruth Miller
Kristin Ruth Miller celebrates her first birthday today. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Curt Miller of 213 Willow. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roy Moore of 421 W 4th and Mr and Mrs Melvin Miller of Pomona. Great grandmothers are Mrs Ruth Miller of Pomona and Mrs Geneveva O Neal of 219 Willow.
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Kristin Ruth
Curt Miller
Willow
Kristin
Roy Moore
Melvin Miller
Pomona
Ruth Miller
Geneveva O'Neal
Elected delegates named for National BPW Convention
Elected Bernice Smith as delegate and June Butler as alternate to the National Business and Professional Women's Convention set for July 11 to 15 in San Antonio Texas during a Faith Lutheran Church meeting. The District Leadership Council will meet 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 13 at Yates Center. The Ottawa BPW garage and bake sale is scheduled June 19 at June Butler’s home. New members Stacy Ledom and Stephanie Allegre were introduced with Ledom planning Pitt State University attendance and Allegre remaining with Ottawa BPW. The next meeting is 6:30 p.m. June 15.
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Bernice Smith
June Butler
Business and Professional Women's
San Antonio
Texas
Faith: Lutheran Church
Yates Center
Ottawa
BPW
Butler
Stacy Ledom
Stephanie Allegre
Ledom
Pittsburg State University
Allegre
Williamsburg Students Earn I And I Minus Ratings At Contest
Fort Scott Instrumental Invitational awarded I ratings to students including Chris Conklin Stephanie Herring Wanda Ferguson Kenny Brock and Audra Shepard with various solos and ensembles in 6th and 7th grades. I minus ratings were given to Stan Milliken Steve Milliken Russ Plaschka Ron Corbin Nancy Weigand Clifford Evans Kelli Magrath Paul Szollosi Darin Reichard and others for solos and small groups across woodwind brass and percussion.
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Williamsburg
Fort Scott
Chris Conklin
Stephanie Herring
Wanda Ferguson
Kenny Brock
Audra Shepard
David Basel
Phil Corbin
Rochelle Edgecomb
Stacy Shaffer
Nancy Weigand
Mark Lauver
Jeannette Sluder
Jenny
Great Tomato Race Is On
The first tomatoes to ripen are cherry varieties like Tiny Tim, with Early Girl as a standard for early production. New Champion from Ball Seed will ripen about 10 days later yet yield much larger fruit, while Better Boy remains a later, larger option. Champion offers size, earliness, flavor and disease resistance for long harvests.
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Ball Seed Company
Soul Chef aims to bring soulful frozen foods to shelves
Soul Chef Inc. president Kenneth Hennings plans a national rollout of spicy frozen southern dishes like smothered chicken hog maws chitterlings and ham hocks priced from 1.9 to 2.49 per 16 to 20 ounce package. He highlights cann ed greens mustards and peas and envisions expansion to Houston Washington DC New York Baltimore Kansas City and St. Louis.
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Chicago
Kenneth Hennings
Hennings
Soul Chef Tnc
Soul Chef
South
Motherland
Houston
Washington, D.C
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Pemmer
Mice Bros
Kentucky
Columbia
Missouri
Judith Vierst
PTA
Save
Ferti
Garden Center
Kristin Ruth Miller
Company
Soul Food
Stans Chaning Stayke
Kids For Christ Crusade
Homer
Aunt
Bible Stories
Birdlife
Wington
Astronaut Jim
Assembly OF God
Mulberry
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