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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1983
Page
3
The women of First Baptist Church sponsor a free county wide health clinic from 1 30 to 5 30 p m at Elliott Hall on Wednesday September 25. Frankin County Health Department staff will perform tests including blood pressure hemoglobin count diabetes and vision screening.
Graceful leaf panels enhance a cardigan in size 32 to 46 with easy-fitting knitwear. The pattern 7069 includes directions and fits under coats for a cozy, smart look. Also promotes the 1984 Needlecraft Catalog with 170 designs and three free patterns.
In Little Rock Arkansas experts debate whether beauty pageants harm very young children. Dr David Lee warns parental and official pressure can be traumatic for preschoolers, while Dr Jim Chaney sees potential benefits or harm depending on child desire and family dynamics.
Pears prepared by halving Bartlett fruit halves and simmering in apricot preserve, Dijon mustard, water, and lemon juice until tender. Lemon slices add finish. yields 4 to 8 servings alongside sliced ham and croissants.
Southwestern Bell announces the formation of a new regional holding company next January, with seven regional firms arising from AT&T restructurings. The firm plans to preserve the Bell brand to emphasize familiar, affordable, dependable telecom service.
Mayor Charlene Lister proclaims October as PTA Membership Month at a City Commission meeting. Ottawa hosts Lincoln Garfield and Eugene Field elementary PTAs and a Middle School PTA, each active in its school. PTAs fund equipment like playground gear, intercoms, laminators, copiers, and host book fairs, pictures, trips, and various student programs.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hoehn of Wellsville welcomed their son Justin Louis Hoehn born September 13 at Suburban Medical Center in Kansas City. The weighing eight pounds five ounces, with grandparents David Pyle and Cecil Hoehn and great-grandparents Nelson Pyle, Preston Sells, and Rose Shaw listed from Gardner, Reading, Olathe, and Wellsville areas.
The State WCTU plans its Ottawa convention at First United Methodist Church September 27 to 29 with sessions led by state officers. Mrs. Frank Jedlicka opens at 1:30 pm, honors include President’s Night with a processional, and Rev. Richard Taylor speaks at the main address. A memorial service and White Ribbon Recruit Service follow, with a banquet on Wednesday and Youth Night later. Public invited. contact Mrs. Mary Black at 242-4772 for details.
John Knox Village in Lee's Summit Missouri markets lifetime residency and priority access to village services and a skilled nursing facility. The non profit retirement community invites exploration of options and positions itself as a large nationwide rental option near Kansas City with toll free and Missouri contact numbers.
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