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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
3
A Monday night talk titled What the Hospital is Like was presented by a group from Osawatomie State Hospital for Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. The gathering included Mrs. Rosa among others.
A hospital community program features volunteers from Wyandotte County and VISTA workers discussing patient care and recovery. The event includes remarks on therapy, Kan sas plan wards, patient diversity, and shorter treatment lengths. Also noted are upcoming local events and a Western themed program in Wellsville.
David Towner aged four celebrated his birthday with a Saturday party hosted by his mother at 1326 Mulberry. Guests included Tommy and Randy Duncan Clathe Chanda Burkhead Carol Ann Stout Jimi Meeks and Joe Gibson. A sailboat cake and gifts entertained. Sunday family dinner hosted grandparents, aunts uncles and great grandparents with sailboat and four shaped cakes.
In San Francisco federal court U S District Judge William T Sweigert acquitted Ler oy Martinelli of violating federal eagle protection laws after he shot a bald eagle on January 25 1963 and a golden eagle the following day while defending his property at Point Reyes California.
The Cos mopolitan Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs Rogalie Oss burn RN from the County Health Office presenting two films The Pump and One Life Story The first film warned against diagnosing heart trouble without physician tests The second showed a cancer survivor guided by a surgeon from a University Medical School staff The session included VA Hospital project discussion and a vote to send Reader's Digest to a VA Hospital Delegates to the district convention Osawatomie Oct 13 14 were elected with alternates and a program committee formed The event featured refreshments served by Mrs Sellers and Mrs Hamm
The Hawe thorne PTA heard Dr. Seymour Epstein, director of the Franklin County Guidance Center, speak on tensions of living. Mrs. John Clark presided. Rev. Clyde Greisen led devotions. Ralph Loyd introduced the new reading teacher Rita Sorensen and two student teachers Merida Silvey and Leah Werst. Marlin Kimball's sixth graders won the room count. A chuck wagon supper was announced for Oct. 17 and education amendment details were shared for the November vote.
Readers share simple, practical tips from painting cupboard doors with chalkboard paint to create writable surfaces for grocery lists and chores. Other notes include ways to secure trousers with felt, reusing margarine tubs as organizers, calamine lotion spray for itching, color coding bowl lids, starching appliques, and keeping a memory of cuff links after a spouse’s passing.
The Senior Club held a memorial for Mrs. Katherine Brown who died Aug 14 with 26 attendees. Mrs. Lillian Spears led, scripture and prayer, and the guardian angel draped. Birthdays for Mrs. George Puvogel and Mrs. Brady were noted.
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