Fischer Mathis Candlelight Service United in Marriage
Emily Rose Fischer and Brent Clyde Mathis were married November 2 at Sacred Heart Church in a candlelit ceremony. The bride wore an ivory peau de soie gown with Edwardian styling and chapel train. the groom is an AT&T engineer associate. A reception followed at the church basement. The couple will reside at 728 N Poplar after a Kansas City honeymoon.
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Emily Rose Fischer
Donald L. Fischer
Cherry
Brent Clyde Mathis
Clyde Mathis
Dawn Bones
Linwood
Roxie Oglesby
Lauren Bromert
Ottawa
Kevin Smith
Paola
Dave Hammons
Little Rock
Ark
Kevin Debrick
Dan
John Fischer
Chad Green
Wellsville
Ashley Debrick
Ottawa High School
Pittsburg State University
Paola High School
At&t At
Lee's Summit
Kansas City
Boss's Prayer Teaches Courtesy To Bosses And Secretaries
Dear Lord help me to do the things I must without procrastinating so that my secretary will not have to cover for me by lying If it's my fault let me have the decency to say so and not make her appear inefficient or stupid When my secretary is on the phone give me the courtesy to refrain from interrupting unless it is an emergency The prayer asks bosses to appreciate late work and stay late to finish and to be organized about files
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Ann Landers
Ann
Dear Right Arm Advice On Secretaries And Weddings
A reader asks for practical guidance on handling a secretary’s whereabouts and salary, then shares a wedding etiquette dilemma. The fiance and bride plan a very small wedding and face a guest with an intrusive mother. guidance suggests polite boundaries depending on event type.
Ectopic Pregnancy Facts and Risk Factors
The article explains ectopic pregnancy where the fertilized egg grows outside the uterus, often in the fallopian tube, risking rupture and internal bleeding. It lists symptoms such as abdominal pain and dizziness, notes higher risk with pelvic inflammatory disease and prior surgery, and states treatment is immediate removal sometimes saving the tube. It ends by offering a free booklet from The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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The
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Resource Center
Maryland Ave
Washington, DC
Woopies emerge as dominant older consumer bloc
A Conference Board study of Census data shows Americans over 50 represent 42 percent of consumer demand, hold half discretionary income, and own 77 percent of financial assets. Fabian Linden calls ignoring older buyers a dubious strategy while marketers note Woopies buy clothes, homes, and travel.
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Conference Board
U.S
Fabian Linden
Consumer Research Center
China
Jeffrey Zeiler
Cadwell Davis Partners
New York
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Oak Haven
Richmond
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Mary SueCox Barbara Neal
Dir. of Nursing
Fairbanks
Alaska
William T, MIX, M.D
Stans Chaning Sing
A.F.R
FMCC
Ene Es Ay
Lincoen
Ottawa, Kansas
Nelta Marvin
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp