The Charles Smileys Celebrate Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy Smiley of 1127 N Hickory will be honored for their 40th wedding anniversary tonight. Daughters Mrs Vernon Rocker and Miss Neva Smiley will host at the Rocker home. Dorothy Marie Bell married Charles Smiley on September 25 1941 in Ottawa and they have three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hardy Smiley
Hickory
Vernon Rocker
Oak
Neva
Smiley
Lawrence
Dorothy Marie Bell
Ottawa
Lots Of Variables In Child Rearing
Cherry Kissinger notes that parenting teens involves many variables beyond simple instruction, with expectations acting as yardsticks. Charles Smith of Kansas State University cautions teens seek independence, causing parent-child struggles that can be normal and ultimately lead to responsible adults. The piece also offers fall gourds care tips and explains differences between apple cider and juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Kissinger
Saul
Charles Smith
Kansas State University v. Extension
Naiman
Smith
Workers' compensation awareness survey results in San Francisco
The AP reports a national study showing eight in ten Americans know some basics of workers' compensation but many misperceive who pays, what is covered, and how income is protected. Experts note employers pay all costs and medical bills are covered with litigation driven by uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
States
District of Columbia
John C. Richmany
Fireman's Fund Insurance Companies
Richman
Birthday Boy Brett Bones Celebrates Second Year
Birthday boy Brett David Bones turns two today. He is the son of Mr and Mrs David E Bones of Princeton. His grandparents are Keith Davidson of Rantoul and Dale E Bones of Princeton. Great grandparents include Carl Wenger of Sabetha and E R Snyder of Verndale Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett David
David E. Bones
Princeton Rfc
Brett
Keith Davidson
Rantoul
Dale.e. Bones
Princeton
Carl Wenger
Sabetha
E.R. Snyder
Verndale
Wash
Dale F. Bones
Pearl Davidson
Dear Ann Landers Combats Gossip About “Fag-Hag” Label
A reader describes a pleasant relationship with a man who has a “gentleman friend.” After a coworker spreads gossip and a harsh label, the column advises handling snide remarks with tact, emphasizing privacy, self-respect, and avoiding public conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Baby Michael Aaron Brannan Born at Ransom Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. David Brannan of 615 N Mulberry named their new baby son Michael Aaron born September 14 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds nine ounces. He has a three year old brother Patrick. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brannan of 911 E Seventh. great grandmother is Mrs. Odessa Carey of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brannan
N. Mulberry
Michael Aaron
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Michael
Patrick
Robert Cooper
Richmond
Paul F. Brannan
Odessa Carey
Pomona FFA and HEOA members attend HFHA officer workshop
Members of the Pomona High School Future Homemakers of America and Home Economic Related Occupations Chapter participated in the District HFHA Officer Workshop at Fort Scott. During morning sessions they learned office responsibilities and in the afternoon Damon Slider lectured on parliamentary procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona High School
Future Homemakers of America
District Hfha
Fort Scott
Damon Slider
Ann Landers Advice Letters Chronicle Family Struggles
A puzzled reader questions a colleague’s judgment on a high profile friendship. Ann Landers counters with praise for diverse friendships and urges ignoring snide remarks. In another letter, a teen reveals a chaotic home life as a alcoholic mother and calls for guidance toward AA and Al‑Ateen involvement. A final note reassures patience and self‑respect in romance.
Know America tour broadens Kansas Southeast Extension members
From Washington D C field trip participants include Mrs Wilma Davidson Princeton Mary Thompson Eula Milton and Edna Milton Ottawa among Kansas Southeast Extension District members. They toured Washington DC spoke with congressmen and learned about the nation's heritage government functions and citizen responsibilities through the National 4 H Council program with the Cooperative Extension Service and National Extension Homemakers Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Southeast Extension District
Washington, D.C
Wilma Davidson
Princeton
Mary Thompson
Eula Milton
Edna Milton
Ottawa
National
4-H Council
National Extension Homemakers Council
Cooperative Extension Service
Breast feeding rising as mothers opt for natural milk
AP reports from Pediatrics show 1979 breastfeeding at 51 percent, up from 29 percent in 1955. Vaporized and commercial formula usage declines as more mothers choose breast milk, with many continuing five to six months. Healthcare groups advocate the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pediatrics
The
American Academy of Pediatrics
United States
American Medical Association
American Public Health Association
Committee On Nutrition of
Energy pellets heat California from waste resources
In California's Central Valley sawdust and agricultural waste are turned into pelletized fuel. The pellets, equal in heat to Western coal with a small 3 percent ash residue, power electricity plants, a sugar refinery drying beet pulp, and provide heat for hospitals, military sites, asphalt plants, schools, and lumber yards across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Central Valley
United States
Canada
Corey's Family Ties Highlight Phillips Clan Roots
Corey Wade, six months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips of Olathe, has a four and a half year old sister Darcie. Grandparents are Mrs. Eula Milton of 520 N. Cherry and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips of Paola. Great grandparents are Mrs. Eunice Wiseman of Weilsville and Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Phillips of Paola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Wade
John Phillips
Olathe
Corey
Darcie
Eula Milton
N. Cherry
Jack Phillips
Paola
Eunice Wiseman
Weilsville
Ardy Phillips
Club Forecast and Family Notes
Club Forecast lists Kevin David McAdoo aged three and a half, son of Keith and Mrs. McAdoo, with familial ties to Gene McAdoo and Emory J. McKenzie, plus great grandmothers Mrs Petersen and Mrs McAdoo of El Dorado. Friday events include Franklin County Action Group at 7:30 p.m., ECKAN Retta Conclave, True Kindred Naomi Club Baxter Community, and a club gathering with a weiner roast, buns, covered dish, and hot dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin David
Keith McAdoo
Kevin
Gene McAdoo
E. Wilson
Emory
J. McKenzie
S. Oak
James S. Petersen
Willow
0. H. McAdoo
el Dorado
Franklin County Action Group
Eckan Retta
True Kindred
Naomi Club
Baxter Community Club
Weiner
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Charles Smileys
Charles H. Smiley
By Ace Brooks
Alice Rocks
Ottawa Herald
Old
Chelsea Station
N.Y
Brett David Bones
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Ateen
Jearner
From
D. C
Crocker National Corp
Busy Hands Crafts
Vera Mietchen
Corey Wade Phillips
Kevin David McAdoo
Golden
Wala
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