Social Security Pays More Money To Students
Social security will pay about 479 million dollars in 1968-69 to roughly 466,000 students aged 18-22 with benefits on accounts of a retired disabled or deceased parent. The program begins its fourth year this fall and allows work earnings of 1680 dollars per year in addition to benefits. Local notices invite claims guidance from a San Antonio official at Bandera Texas on June 10 1968.
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United States
D. G. Dodson
Social Security Office
San Antonio
Texas
Hudson
Charles Adcock
Bandera
Commissioners
Leo Levick Hospitalized in Corpus Christi
Leo Levick is in Memorial Hospital Corpus Christi this week for treatment and possible surgery. Friends here wish him a speedy recovery.
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Leo Levick
Corpus Christi
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Gladys Browne Rejoins Home After Hospital Stay
Friends report Mrs Gladys Browne is back at home after a hospital stay, expressing relief and best wishes for her recovery.
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Gladys Browne
Cottingham Family Visit Extends With Local Relatives
Mrs. Jerry Cottingham and daughter from La Porte visited Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Cottingham with Mrs. Cottingham’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holbrook of California. They returned home after a Sunday stay. Dr. James Cottingham and two sons from Corpus Christi arrived to visit his parents, while Mrs. Cottingham and the boys stay this week as he works in San Antonio.
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Fire Dept
Medina Lake
Dallas
A.O.R.N
Elaine
Texas Nurses Association
State Emergency Medical Service Advisory Commission
William Eller
Los Fresnos
Mann
Zigler
Fey
Foster
Orlie Eller
Ellers
Branding Iron
San Antonio
Moose Lodge
Peggy Galland
Mike
Houston
Floyd Galland
San Jacinto Monument
Battleship
Texas
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Astrodome
Walter Roach
HemisFair
St. Victor’s Chapel
Jeannette Miller
Brooke General Hospital
Ft. Sam Houston
Jeannette
Tomasini
McMahan
Eastern Star Bandera Chapter
Price
Miller
Eastern Star
Anthony Ahrs
J. B. George
John J. Roberts
Lyons
Illinois
Robert
Dan Grafton
Roy Brown
Brown
George TD. Lurber
Jim Lawson
H. H. Saathoff, Jr
Johanna Saathoff
Hondo
Jerry Cottingham
la Porte
James Cottingham
Corpus Christi
M. D. Cottingham
Bandera DAR Plans June Meeting at First State Bank
The Bandera Chapter DAR will hold a meeting Tuesday June 11 at 3 p.m. in the Community Room of the First State Bank building. Members are urged to attend and interested women are welcome. The 1790 Census of North Carolina and Patriots Index of DAR can be viewed.
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Bandera Chapter Dar
First State Bank
North Carolina
DAR
Appointment Only Files Under Mrs Edwards Regency
By appointment only, access arrangements are announced with Mrs. J. W. Edwards serving as Regent.
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J. W. Edwards
Shuptrine Receives MBA at UT Graduation
Mr and Mrs W W Cardwell attended the University of Texas exercises for their son in law Francis Kelly Shuptrine who earned a Master of Business Administration among forty four graduates. Introduction was by Frank C Erwin Jr and the commencement address given by Governor John Connally.
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Kelly Shuptrine
W. W. Cardwell
University of Texas
Francis Kelly Shuptrine
Frank C. Erwin, Jr
Board of Regents
John Connally
Visit from Medina residents reported
We were pleased to have a visit Wednesday from Mrs. C. O. Nesting and Mrs. Bernice Moore of Medina.
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Steve Hartmann
Soil Conservation Service
Steve
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
The
Plummer Funeral Home
James Stautzenberger
Park Road 37 Baptist Church
Weldon Boehme
Rio Medina
George Boehle
Honde
Bandera Soil Conservation Service
Emma Foster
San Antonio Armature Works
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Trina Fernandez
Jeanene Edwards
Mark Hurd
Bonnie Pember
James Hearn
Shawna Hicks
Walker Carpet Service
Broadway
Kerrville, Texas
Ifrozen
Meas
Roegelein
Baloney
ROE Lein Ee Weiners
Weiners
Idaho
Maryland Club
Kimbell Coffee
Kimbet I
Reene
Diamond Cleo
Lbs
Jay
Ee Swan
Kimbell Biscuits
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