Welfare rights group seeks funds to aid disabled and poor
Washington reports NWRO linked group presses for 160000 a year for three years from HEW to build an information network and deliver rehabilitation and services to welfare recipients. Secretary Finch and HEW officials weigh approval amid protests and planned demonstrations by welfare mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Milan
Welfare Mothership Administration
Aim
Tater
Robert H. Finch
NWRO
Enade
Varalion
Sey Russell B. Tong
D-La
Ashington Upi
Michigan
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Ohio
State Capitol
John G. Veneman
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Tie
National Self-Help Corp
Veneman
NWHO
Washington
Junior Coed Wins First in Poetry Contest
Miss Winnimed, a Coe College junior from Cedar Rapids, won the $20 Tadies Literary club poetry prize. Tied for second were Warren Ask of Cedar Rapids and Kathy Ruecke of Chicago Heights. honorables went to Robert Fival, Sherry Germania. Tom Meade of Davenport won $20 for prose and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heights
Robert Fival
Ridgefield
Ienn
Sherry Germania
Westfield
N.J
Tom Meade
Davenport
Carl C. Kesler
Mies
Richard ¥. Seherling
Mark Cleaver
Robert F. Vane
103 Year Old Woman Seeks Husband in Syracuse
Josephine Cook aged 103 says she is lonely and wants a husband. She told nurses at a Syracuse facility she may marry to end her loneliness and noted she celebrated her birthday with three daughters. Her husband died 31 years ago after 54 years of marriage. they had eloped when she was 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Herald+ American
Ford Aylssworth
Syracuse
Alfred Underwood
Lei
Mass
Kathleen Keyes
Bingham
Damages Awarded For Ruined View in Pittsburgh Case
In Pittsburgh a widow, Mrs. Fratwes Schlereth of Munhall, won $70 in damages after the Duquesne Light Co. crossbar overhung her property, ruining her view. Judge Arthur Wessel Jr. ordered removal of remaining six inches and noted the slight tax difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waho
Kellems
Pittsburgh
M. Farnea
Duqueaie Light Co
Fratwes Schlereth
Munhall
IRS Fighter Denounces Tax Burden on Singles
Hartford reports Vivien Kellems, veteran tax fighter, challenges tax rates for single people. She claims she will not pay more taxes unless the government refunds $73,000 she says has been taken over 20 years for being single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Con
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Vivien Kellems
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Miss Kellems
Jeanne Young Becomes Bride at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Jeanne Marie Young weds Arthur Gene Carter at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Williamsburg on tax day weekend. The bride wore an empire satin gown with lace and chapel train, daisies in her bouquet, with Mrs Larry Jacobs as matron of honor and a reception for 150 guests following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Wiliamsburg
Jeanne Marie Young
Arthur Gene Carter
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Leonard Aurich
E Revenue Service
Nivialing
Barbara Young
Monae
Yell
Derry Carter
Cedar Rapids
Steve Durr
Randy Carter
Mr. Jacobs
Lyle Carter
Younther
Esther Dohrman
Woman Attacks Tax Law Over Marriage And Death Fees
Miss Kelleris denounces taxes on love claiming a greedy government squeezes 31.6 million in illegal levies from single people. Miss Kellems, a Westport cable firm president, fought back after the government seized 8 000 from her account. a jury gave back all but 800 in her favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kellems
Westport
Conn
U.S
Mrs Marner Installed as St Luke's Auxiliary President
Mrs. Marner was installed as president of St. Luke's hospital auxiliary at the annual meeting. Also installed were officers and nominating committee members including Mrs. Judson Fashimpaur president ideel, Mrs. Clinton Dennis vice president, Mrs. Max Ezra secretary, Mrs. Stanley Woita arrangements, and the Elmes Michael McDermott and Paul McCall for nominating. New board members include Mrs. Stanley Miller fund raising, Clyde Meffert and Paul Wren gift shop, Harold Rinderknecht infant, L. Moyer general membership, Richard Warner membership drive, Don Meier public relations, John Dodson volunteer service, William Carmichael and Worth Averill hospital board representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Marner
St. Luke's ‘Hospital
J. Judson Fashimpaur
Ideel
Clinton Dennis
Max Ezra
Stanley Woita
the Elmes
Michael McDermott
Paul McCall
Stanley Miller
Clyde Meffert
Paul Wren
Harold Rinderknecht
L. Moyer
Geeral
Richard Warner
Don Meier
John Dodson
William Carmichael
Mrl
Worth Averill
Hospital Board
Chery Church Wed Saturday Ceremony at 1 P.M.
Miss Chery Church and David Stevens wed in a Saturday ceremony performed by Rev. Peter Morgado of Marion Christian church. Reception for 135 guests followed at the Eagles club. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Maack, will reside in Williamsburg and is employed by Rice Home Oil Co. She wore an Adine gown with arganza and Chantilly lace. The train was chapel length and she carried a yellow rose and stephanotis bouquet. Bridesmaids wore lemon yellow. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens and works for the city water department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chery
Ann Church
David
Stevens
Peter Morgado
Marion Christian Church
Eagles Club
Don Maack
Avenue Nel
Williamsburg
Ron Church
Rice Home Oil Co
Wis
Marenga Lumber and
Co. Arganza
Clark,d
Linda Maack
Empire
Richard M. Stevens
Strawberry Point DAR Elects Officers for Mary Knight Chapter
Mary Knight chapter Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers. Reg ent Mrs Clifford Maas vice regent Mrs Cyril Gavin secretary Mrs William Jewell treasurer Mrs C Kimpstop registrar apt custodian Mrs Blanche Baldridge historian Gladys Ken Mr chaplain Mrs WE, librarian Donald Pruess. Located at 1720 First Avenue Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clifford Maas
Cyril Gavin
William Jewell
C. ©. Kimpstop
Blanche Baldridge
Gladys Ken
Stevens
Martha
First Avenue
Bradley
Donald Pruess
Madison School PTA to Honor Miss McNulty
Miss Dora McNulty a second grade teacher at Madison school will retire at year end and be honored Tuesday evening at a spotluck supper. She has taught 49 years including eight at Madison after teaching in Vinton and Linn county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora McNulty
Fj Avenue
Madison School
PTA
Miss McNulty
Madison
Vinton
Linn County
Women's Golf Prize Winners at Chapman's Event
In a rough draw at Chapman's, awards went to Miss Lovetta Ridout for gross, Mrs. Robert Jalley for low puts, and Mrs. Mike Waldran for most sixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman's
Lovetta Ridout
Law Gross
Robert Jalley
Low Pults
Mike Waldran
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Society For Women
Craig
Palmer
Finch
Pooir
Mary FE. Switzer
Mamie
Mamie Eisenhower
Arthur H. Toster
United States
New York
Hyp Uur
Job Eisenhower
Belgiurm
Josephine Cook
IRS
Jeanne Young
Mrs. Marner
Adyverlisa
Mrs, Mabwer
Permat
McLellan's
Garfield
Garfield School
Henry Haney
Teresa Mehaffey
Gregg Allis
Marti Fleckenstein
Cindi O'Brian
Sctool
Trans Garfield Airlines
Woolworth's
The
City Water Department
Robert Muldoon
Shellsburg
K Street
William Jerry White
Mr. White
Orchard Road
Marion
Dennis
Erwin Vosberg
Robert, Stevens
Council’ Bluffs
Maack
Mrs, Stevens
Strawberry Point
McNulty
Apso
Westside Whiflers
Rei
Bezdek’s
Marion Blvd
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