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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1958
Page
3
A garbled OCR page lists numerous names and fragments from church and community notices. The readable items mention Rev. Tobia TV House, Lincoln relocation hints, Franklin County, a variety of personal names, and scattered church affiliations amid unclear contexts.
Patty and Judy Stevens daughters of Mr and Mrs Stevens of 13228 Poplar are among 34 freshmen in the School of Arts and Sciences at Kansas State University Manhattan participating in the Honors program this year. Selection is based on high school records and entrance exam scores. The program allows skipping courses working at an advanced level and meeting faculty for seminars. Both girls currently take English and psychology classes and join a Russian novel seminar. They are also members of the Whip-Purs pep club and the women’s glee club.
The list records multiple births with parents and residences, naming the newborns and reporting weights. Oct 1 to Oct 2 births include Al Ransom Memorial Hospital deliveries. names include Joseph Sheldon, Kathl Mileen, Kathryn Elizabeth, Richard Lee, Jackie Lynn, Thomas Edwin, with weights ranging from 6 lb 0 oz to 9 lb 3 oz. Parents span Pomona, Dennis Wade area, Sycamore, Poplar, Quenemo, Williamsburg, Tremont, and Richmond locales.
A mother defends restricting a 16 year old from gifting a $10 sport shirt to her boyfriend earned from babysitting. Ann agrees the gift was not personal, but urges gentler parenting and more flexible values for teens. A separate letter laments a husband neglecting gifts to his wife and the emotional impact on family dynamics. Ann suggests respect and shared responsibility matter more than lavish gestures.
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