First Birthday Celebrations for Parham and Hopkins Families
Corey James Parham, son of Tom and Mrs. Parham of 1022 S Sycamore, marks his first birthday with sister Kimberly. grandparents R J Guggemos and J A Parham, plus great grandmothers J Guggemos and A M McMaster and T Parham. Caleb Hopkins, son of William C Hopkins, turns three at 1140 N Cherry. grandparents Vivian Norton and Clyde Hopkins, great-grandmother Flossie Gieber, all noted in Danville and Veedersburg region.
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Corey James
Tom Parham
S. Sycamore
Kimberly Janette
R. J. Guggemos
Danville
T11
J. A. Parham
Veedersburg
Ind
J. Guggemos
Lansing, Mich
A. M. McMaster
T Parham
Caleb Hopkins
William C. Hopkins
N. Cherry
Caleb
Vivian Norton
N. Sycamore
Clyde Hopkins
Lawrence
Flossie Gieber
S. Poplar
Support Group Speaker Dr. Petrik To Talk On Cancer
Dr. Ed Petrik oncologist from Memorial Hospital Topeka will lecture for the Franklin County Cancer Support Group at 7 30 p m Monday in Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room. He teaches at Kansas University Medical Center and serves on the American Cancer Society board. Two hours of free continuing education credit will be given to RNs and LPNs attending. Refreshments, open to all.
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Ed Petrik
Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Franklin County
Ransom Memoral Hospital
Petrik
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
American Cancer Society
Baby Cody Harold Weiss Born in Lyndon family notice
Mr and Mrs Dennis Harold Weiss of Lyndon name their son Cody Harold born October 18 weighing six pounds two ounces. Grandparents Wilmer Wheeler Nora Johnson Harold Weiss and Glenn Ewing Nora Wheeler and Mrs Nora Wheeler. great grandparents listed. Wayne Anderson of Urbana Ill and Matthew Wayne born September 25 with brother Michael age eleven. Grandparents R T Sandow and Earl W Anderson of Urbana.
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Dennis Harold Weiss
Lyndon
Cody Harold
Cody
Wilmer Wheeler
Quenemo
Nora Johnson
Melberns
Harold Weiss
Glenn Ewing
Adrian
Nora Wheeler
Urich
Wayne Anderson
Urbana
Ill
Matthew Wayne
Michael
R. T. Sandow
Ottawa
Earl W. Anderson
Club Forecast Tuesday Tops 117 at 7 P M
Community groups meet weekly at Trinity United Methodist Church and First United Methodist Church with gatherings from 1 to 7:45 P M. Oasis Club hosts a covered dish luncheon at Westminster United Presbyterian Church while Chapter AU PEO plans a Halloween party with Betty Minnick. Women's Educational Society hosts a 3 P M membership tea at Martin Hall Lounge. Thursday TOPS meets at 1 P M at the Youth Center and Friday Senior Club convenes at 1:30 P M at the Youth Center.
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Trinity United Methodist Church Outreach Circle
First United Methodist Church
Harold Bennett
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
AU Peo
Betty Minnick
Women’s Educational Society
Martin Hall
Blue In Baltimore Adviser Seeks Life Without Sex
A syndicated advice column excerpt covers a Baltimore wife facing a loss of sexual interest from her husband aged 38. She asks guidance on whether to stay or divorce after attempted counseling failed. The husband cites no illness and suggests change unlikely.
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Ann
BLUE
Baltimore
B.B
Special Marinade James Russell Family Note and Recipe
One year old James Russell Ribeau is named with family ties to Centropolis Leavenworth and Leavenworth great grandmothers. A recipe for Island Chicken Skillet uses soy sauce rum molasses lemon juice garlic and serves with rice, marinated and broiled for four servings.
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James Russell
David Russell Ribeau Jr
N. Oak
David R. Ribeau
Centropolis
James L. Lancaster
Leavenworth
Josephine Rock
Mabel Lancaster
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
la Mode
Elks Bridge Club Winners Named In Ottawa Games
Winners of Monday games at the Ottawa Elks Bridge Club include North-South first Lois Hazlett and Virginia Seaver with second a four-way tie among Katherine McClay Gene Price Cap and Vera Schultz. East-West first Suzanne Wassmer and Dot Miller with second shared by Davis Bennett and Marek Elster.
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Ottawa
Ottawa club backs Berniece Smith for district director
The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club endorsed Berniece Smith for their second District Director at the Fall Conference on Sunday at Garnett. Eighteen cities were represented. Ottawa attendees included Alma Marzoli, Helen Good, Berniece Smith, Charlotte Godfrey, June Butler, Barbara Melton, Betty Scott, Marsha Hermrick, and Inez Loyd, as their National Women's Week activities concluded.
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Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Berniece Smith
Garnett
Ottawa
Alma Marzoli
Helen Good
Charlotte Godfrey
June Butler
Barbara Melton
Betty Scott
Marsha Hermrick
Inez Loyd
Prunes Provide Nutrients And Variety In Diet
USDA marketing specialist James S. Miller notes dried prunes offer nutrients and convenience. With forecasts of a 1980 crop around 165000 tons and total marketable supply near 202000 tons for the year, prunes appear as a healthy snacking option and versatile ingredient in baked goods, salads, and savory dishes.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Marketing Specialisst
James S. Miller
Miller
USDA
California
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