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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1981
Page
4
Girl Scout families are invited to the Fall Family Camping Weekend at Camp Kivawood on November 6. Activities include hay rides by Camp Ranger Brad O'Dea, 1960s camp construction slides by Hugh Pullman, hiking, canoting, and campfires. Reservations required.
The fall Court of Honor at Westminster United Presbyterian Church awarded four skill awards and 75 merit badges to Troop 74 Scouts including Lyon Latimer Max Rockers Dustin Sypher Alan Gardner Mike Gardner Eric Elliott David Krysalof Mike Burrichter Ben Hadley Warren Havener Ken Middlebusher Joey Bohlender Tony Anderson Bryan Bohlender Ray Ott Jeff Sypher Larry Selman Noel Conner Advancements to Star rank went to Burrichter Hadley Havener Middlebusher Joey Bohlender earned Life rank. A special plaque honored David Selman for long service to Troop 74. Ed Burrichter received a certificate for district leadership in 1980.
A 23 year old woman describes a thorough physical where the doctor conducted an internal exam in silence for twenty minutes and promised blood test results by mail. She questions the practice of not informing patients during the exam and seeks guidance on patient communication and care transparency.
A 1982 Needlecraft Catalog listing patterns and prices for crocheting garments and dolls with options in Misses and children sizes. Includes pattern numbers, titles, and a mail order address for The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. plus a reader letter about patient care and a coluna on a husband's habitual phrase.
The piece traces Halloween origins from Druids and Romans, notes their bonfires and apple bobbing customs, and links them to modern trick or treat. It promotes Cookie Classics a Kansas State University publication with 58 recipes, sold for $1.50 at the Extension Office, then offers holiday diet tips and party guidance.
An open house from 8 to 5 Sunday at 317 Maple honors Paine on his 90th birthday. Hosts are his wife Mabel and sons Leon Paine of Paola and Keith Paine of 2148 Main. All friends and relatives are invited.
The Hollon couple names their daughter Alissa Lynn born October 27 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds six ounces. Lyle and Leonard Humphrey announce their daughter Lynnea Joy born October 20 at Bethany Medical Center weighing nine pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents and great grandparents listed. additional local community notices include Friday Franklin County Action Group and several clubs with meeting times.
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