Ida Fuller first social security recipient still cashing checks
White haired Miss Ida Fuller, 95, cashes her 368th social security retirement check this month, noting the first check in 1937 was for 22.54 and she has resisted further benefit increases. She lives with a niece in Brattleboro after selling her Ludlow home and says social security cannot support full living costs alone.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Ida Fuller
Ludlow
Brattleboro
Robert E. Normandie
Vermont
Linen Shower Planned for Miss Diane Beaty
Miss Diane Beaty of 2002 Fifth avenue SE will be guest of honor at a linen shower Friday at 8. Hostesses include Mrs. Blake St. Clair and Mrs. A. H. Gunling. Eighteen guests are invited. Beaty is the Aug. 29 bride-elect of Rick Naaktgeboren, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Naaktgeboren.
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Diane Beaty
Richard Beaty
Fifth Avenue SE
Blake St. Clair
Thirty-eighth Street
A. H. Gunling
Miss Beaty
Rick Naaktgeboren
E. C. Naaktgeboren
Thirteenth Street
Fashion Show Winners Named at YWCA Event
First place in the Singer Co. Lindale Plaza fashion show at the YWCA went to Miss Molly Morrissey of Marion in the junior miss division. Miss Cheryl Drake, sub-deb division, and Miss Mary Scott in the deb division also won tape recorders. The garments advance to Chicago on September 1 for further judging.
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Singer Co
Lindale Plaza
YWCA
Molly Morrissey
Country Club Drive
Marion
Cheryl Drake
Forty-eighth Street
Mary Scott
H Avenue
Chicago
Bridge Winners at Welty Way Lead Howell Movement
Miss Mary Hulsebus and T. J. Parris won first place in the Howell movement at Welty Way Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golembiewski took second. next game Sunday at 5 30. Also upcoming TV highlight LOVE AMERICAN STYLE airs Friday at 8 30 with guest stars Horton Dana Prentiss Backus on KCRG Channel 9.
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Howell Movement
Welty Way
Mary Hulsebus
T. J. Parris
Richard Golembiewski
Edward Everett Horton
Bill Dana
Ann Prentiss
Jim Backus
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Kohl family from Mississippi visits Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Dave Kohl long time Cedar Rapids residents arrived Thursday for a ten day visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Vernon H Kohl 224 Twenty third street drive SE The Kohls and their two sons Blaine and Jason are living in Jackson Mississippi
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Dave Kohl
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Kohl
Vernon H. Kohl
Twenty-third Street Drive
Kohls
Blaine
Jason
Jackson
Miss
Local Hosts Toast Maurine Stonebraker and David Brockway Jr
Dr and Mrs T J Davis hosted a cocktail buffet at 1700 Eighth Avenue Marion on Thursday honoring Miss Maurine Stonebraker and David Brockway Jr who will marry Saturday. Parents named include Robert L Stonebrakers of 316 Nineteenth Street SE and the Brockways of 4245 Fox Meadow Drive SE.
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T. J. Davis
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Maurine Stonebraker
David Brockway, Jr
Robert L. Stonebrakers
Nineteenth Street
David Brockways
Fox Meadow Drive
Scissor Thief Strikes Women At Seremban Theaters
Police report a scissor equipped thief has snipped hair from dozens of women in Seremban cinema seats. Annie Wong, among the victims, says her waist-length hair was cut in a stealthy act during a film, and she noticed the loss the next morning.
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Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Seremban
Annie Wong
Penny Reifschneider Returns From Austria
Miss Penny Reifschneider daughter of Mr and Mrs Rue ben Reifschneider 1810 Eighth street NW returned home Friday from a summer of study in Austria She accompanied Iowa college students to study German in Austria.
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Penny Reifschneider
Rueben Reifschneider
Eighth Street
Austria
Iowa
HOW Is Formed To Combat the Women's Lib
Jacquie Davison forms Happiness of Womanhood to counter NOW and the Women's Liberation movement. She estimates 2000 members and plans a Los Angeles meeting on August 26, while defending a woman's right to choose makeup without being labeled a slave.
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Davison
Happiness of Womanhood
HOW
Los Angeles
National Organization of Women (Now
Washington
Miss Angerer Receives Miscellaneous Shower Honor
Barbara Angerer daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Angerer 417 Fourth Street SW was honored at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs Marvin Berggren 135 Twenty first Street NW with 24 guests. Co hosts were Mines C L Randall and Albert Levi. Miss Angerer and Steven Levi son of Mr and Mrs Robert Levi 141 Twenty first Street NW will wed August 22.
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Barbara Angerer
Richard Angerer
Fourth Street
Marvin Berggren
Twentyfirst Street
The
Mines
C. L. Randall
Albert Levi
Angerer
Steven Levi
Robert Levis
Twenty-first Street
Lynne Merta Feted At Kitchen Shower
Miss Lynne Merta was honored at a kitchen shower Thursday at 7 30 in the home of Miss Nancy Kulhavy 254 Wilson avenue SW. Seventeen guests attended. She is the daughter of Lumir and Mrs Merta of Fairfax and will wed Tim Fowler son of Gretchen Wallner 810 Second avenue SW August 22.
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Lynne Merta
Nancy Kulhavy
Wilson Avenue
Miss Merta
Lumir Merta
Fairfax
Tim Fowler
Gretchen Wallner
Second Avenue
Mrs Nixon Visits Camps on Inner City Outreach Tour
First Lady Pat Nixon toured two Baltimore and Washington inner city camps run with federal funds and military help. She visited Bainbridge naval center and Cornfield Harbor camp, met hundreds of children, handled a hammer at a tent site, and praised cooperative efforts to aid 10 to 19 year olds.
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Bainbridge, Md
Pat Nixon
Baltimore
Washington
U. S
District of Columbia
Cornfield Harbor
Potomac River
Scotland
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C.R
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