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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1972
Page
9
Ann Landers addresses a college student addicted to self induced vomiting and a reader upset at office whistling, advising medical help and empathy. The column acknowledges errors in earlier advice and thanks a caller for the critique.
The son born Sept. 23 at Ran som Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Keith F. Holden of Overland Park is named Clay Franklin. He weighed four pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Holden of 1627 Chestnut and Mrs. Mildred Kruckenberg. Great grandparents are Mrs. Ruth A. White and J. Wesley Holden.
Rev and Mrs Vernon N Belew of Rantoul announce the engagement of their daughter Billie Colleen Belew to F Allen Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Forest L Kelly 8318 Poplar The couple has not set a wedding date Billie Colleen Belew a 1972 Ottawa High School graduate works for the Ottawa Times Kelly a 1972 OHS graduate is a student at Pittsburg State University
Shirley Hinton, a 1971 Marymount College nursing graduate, works as a registered nurse in the Isleton Delta Health Committee Clinic Isleton California amid a Bay Area pilot project. One of 18 national pilots funded by the Public Health Service. She says the project could lead to about 75 similar rural clinics nationwide. Sister Louise Marie Vaughan notes Hinton invited Marymount students and a faculty member for the 1972 73 January interterm public health experiences.
Mabel Hay led a White Shrine meeting with Alma Burnett Loren Burnett and the Marias visiting for Friendship Night Oct 6 and a supreme visit Oct 7 in Lawrence. Anniversaries for Johnsons and Maxwells were noted. Various circles at Trinity United Methodist and First United Methodist met, planned fundraisers and district events, and welcomed new members. Judy Jamison spoke on An American In Africa at Soroptimists with 25 members and many guests.
Heloise recounts cleaning a burned aluminum Dutch oven with ammonia in a sealed bag then polishing it to shine. The gleaming pan satisfies her mother, who rewards her with a hand crocheted tablecloth she had long wanted.
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