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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1960
Page
10
Ann Landers collects letters from adoptive parents about their experiences. Readers share joy, heartbreak, and pride in adopted children and the impact of adoption on families. Some describes personal struggles, medical challenges, and the positive outcomes of adopting despite obstacles.
President Eisenhower will check out of Walter Reed Army Hospital today after an overnight stay for a routine part of his annual physical. He plans to go to Camp David in Maryland to work on a UN General Assembly speech set for next Thursday in New York. Hagerty called the examination strictly routine from his Army days.
A child questions adoption with raw emotion invoking Hartford reflections on parenthood. The piece contrasts biological ties with love and belonging, emphasizing heart over biology.
Gov. George Docking signed a Topeka proclamation to observe Sunday October 9 as Grandmothers Day in Kansas. The move honors 20000 members of the National Federation of Grandmothers Clubs of America, a non sectarian group aiding citizenship values, children’s health research, and community causes.
A kitchen tip suggests using cider as the liquid in veal stew to intensify meat flavor with a delicate sweetness. If cider is unavailable, substitute apple juice. For extra seasoning, add caraway seeds to the stew.
Beef, pork, and turkey feature in weekly supermarket specials with prices varying by region. Beef in New York stores ranges from 39 cents per pound for bone in chuck roast to 95 cents for sirloin steak, while vegetables highlight cabbage cauliflower corn lettuce and onions as top buys. Fruits include Thompson seedless grapes pears apples and other citrus.
The baby girl born September 8 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Melton Euard of 306 Main Street has been named and is reported in the hospital records.
Melissa Ann weighed 18 pounds 544 ounces at birth. The son born September 10 to Thomas William Marks and wife at 1034 North Hickory has been named Michael Thomas. He weighed 7 pounds 12 and a half ounces.
A daughter was born September 13 to Mr and Mrs June Brice Willhite of RFD 1. She weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. A son was born September 13 to Mr and Mrs Donald Eugene Grogan.
A baby boy named Daniel Lee was born at 704 S Mulberry weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. The birth highlights a new arrival for the family and the local community.
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