Presbyterian Women District 4 Fall Workshop
Westminster United Presbyterian Women District No 4 hosts a 9 15 a m to 2 15 p m fall workshop for Western Johnson County Miami Anderson and Franklin Counties with Bob Nicholson as guest speaker. Activity includes minor release forms distribution by Ottawa High School ECVC Health Careers class at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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Westminster United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Johnson County
Miami
Anderson
Franklin Counties
Bob
Walmart
Ecvc Health Careers
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wellsville American Legion
Leavenworth VA
Wellsville High School
Wendell Hicks
The
Legion
Legion Hall
Survival and prison life reshape sexual views in letters
A reader argues sex in prison changes attitudes, especially toward homosexuality, while Ann Landers clarifies that coercion does not turn men gay and that prison dynamics don't alter sexual orientation. Separately, a breeder defends crate sizes for flying dogs, recounting incidents of mishandled shipments. The column also corrects earlier notes about adoption records in Illinois remaining sealed.
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Ann Landers
First Birthday for Ryan Andrew Chapman
Celebrating his first birthday today is Ryan Andrew Chapman, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Chapman Lawrence. He has a sister Kellee aged five. Grandparents are Lois VanLoenen Richmond and Everett Chapman family, with great grandparents L H Day and Mina Stoffer.
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Ryan Andrew Chapman
Dean Chapman
Lawrence
Ryan
Kellee
Lois VanLoenen
Richmond
Everett Chapman
N. Oak
L. H. Day
W. 6Th
Mina Stoffer
Poplar
Additive Dangers From Sodium Bisulfite Warned By Expert
Nutritionist Mary Clarke of Kansas State University cautions that excessive sodium bisulfite in foods can trigger allergic like reactions in asthma sufferers and bisulfite sensitive individuals. Reactions range from nausea and hives to shock, often after consuming processed vegetables, wines, dried fruits, and fried potatoes. The FDA suggests restaurants avoid or inform customers of its use while dehydration of produce may use sulfur dioxide. Alternatives like citric acid are advised for asthmatics.
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Marcial
MAGES
Mary Clarke
Kansas State University Extension
Clarke
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Alcohol fails to erase old memories says health panel
Health Insurance Association of America warns against relying on alcohol to forget troubles. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse tests show alcohol cannot dislodge memories formed before drinking. Dr. Elizabeth Parker reports old memories remain accessible despite increasing alcohol doses. A list of local church and club events follows with meetings and programs scheduled Thursday through Wednesday.
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The
Health Insurance Association of America
Elizabeth Parker
Parker
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Playboy
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Nebraska
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Pug
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Ottawa Herald
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Ottewe, Ks
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse
Trinity United Methodist Church
Dora New
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
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Sarah Circle
Municipal Auditorium
North Baptist Church
Sutton's
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S. Main
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Albright's Sewing Circle
Main
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