Engineers Wives Meet in St Louis April 12
The Engineer's Wives St Louis Chapter of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers will hold its April luncheon at Norwood Hills Country Club on Wednesday April 12 at 12 noon. The program features a musical presentation by Mrs Blaine A Ulmer and Mrs Elmer H Cechsle. Hostesses include Mrs Henry M Altopeter Mrs Conway Briscoe Mrs Willard W Given Mrs John E Norwood and Mrs Fred C Spore.
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ST. Louis
Engineer's Wives
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
Norwood Hills Country Club
Henry M. Altopeter
Conway Briscoe
Willard W. Given
John E. Norwood
Fred C. Spore
Russell Byers
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Belleville
Henry Carle
Elizabeth Carle
Savings Bonds promote tax refunds and national support
The piece urges taking tax refunds as United States Savings Bonds. It notes bonds yield $4 for every $3 in seven years and serve as a savings vehicle for down payments, education funds, or emergency security while backing U.S. servicemen in Vietnam, ending with a patriotic appeal to choose savings bonds.
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United States
Vietnam
Engagements Announced by Columbia Couples
Mr and Mrs Vernon Woodcock announce Linda Lou Woodcock to Donald Robert Harrison. Linda is a Columbia High School graduate and Edison Brothers employee. Donald is a Walmartimer? employed by Emerson Electric. Wedding plans are indefinite. Mr and Mrs Carl Kaempfe announce Joan Kaempfe to Thomas D Gahagan. Joan is a SS Peter and Paul High School graduate and Famous Barr hair stylist. Thomas is Bruce High School graduate and Famous Barr receiving supervisor.
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Vernon Woodcock
Columbia
Linda Lou
Donald Robert Harrison
Robert Harrison
Fulls
Miss Woodcock
Columbia High School
Business Institute of St. Louis
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc
Harrison
Walmeyer High School
Emerson Electric Company
Carl J. Kaempfe
W. Legion
Joan K. Kaempfe
Thomas D. Gahagan
L. T. Gahagan
Bruce
Mississippi
SS Peter and Paul High School
Waterloo
Famous Barr
Bruce High School
Social Security Medicare and student survivor benefits explained
A reader asks about Medicare eligibility for a 65 year old continuing from spousal status and when survivor benefits for a student end. The advice clarifies Medicare does not require work under social security, and child survivors may receive benefits up to age 22 if full time students.
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Social Security
Social Security Office
Monroe County Clarion
Columbia, Ill
Bond Facts: Savings Bonds Offer Promised Returns
Savings bonds pay back four dollars for every three invested in seven years. They are replacement free if lost destroyed or stolen and carry special tax advantages. They can be redeemed when needed.
Remembering a Texas farm childhood with markets and joy
Mrs Ivah Winegar recalls small town shopping in Canyon Texas. She remembers eggs sold 10 to 15 cents a dozen butter at 20 to 25 cents a pound and staples like flour sugar salt coffee and soda. Arbuckle s Coffee and Arm and Hammer Soda featured pictures on boxes. A grocery clerk gave heart shaped gum with a picture. She felt rich returning home down the dusty road after a simple day. Contributions to The Old Timer are requested.
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Ivah
Winegarner
Canyon
Texas
Arbuckle
Arm and Hammer
Frankfort
Kentucky
Pet Peeve prize winner prompts school reform hopes
Mrs. Paul Heisler of Columbia won a twenty dollar award for her radio essay on pet peeves praising ancestral ways and criticizing current school systems. The college graduate with three preschoolers urged better schools.
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Paul Heisler
Columbia
KXLW
Family Pot Luck by Helen Hale
A digest of kitchen tips and recipes covers chives cream desserts fruit shortcake and saffron usage. It also warns against washing eggs before storage to protect the shell’s natural coating.
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Helen Hale
Cream butter and sugar into fluffy batter
Instructions describe creaming butter with sugar, beating in egg and vanilla, folding in flour, then dropping small spoonfuls on buttered sheets. Bake at 350 for about 8 minutes until edges brown. Yield about 54 cookies.
Stroke research at Veterans Hospital Durham
The Veterans Administration Hospital in Durham North Carolina conducts a joint stroke research program with NIH funding. The project targets rehabilitation and disability challenges caused by strokes through collaborative efforts and financial support.
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Veterans Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Durham
North Carolina
National Institutes of Health
I Have a Grounded Teen Describes Love Dilemma
A teen seeks dating guidance about a popular boyfriend who dates others while they are grounded. The reply urges leaving the relationship to avoid hurt, noting he pursues the hard to obtain person. Address inquiries to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Gether
Kindergarten and first grade registration notice for Columbia 4
Parents of children ages five and six due to start kindergarten or first grade in 1967-68 must register May 5 1967 at the Unit Building gym. Registration times by last name, birth certificates required, health exams for kindergarten, buildings and class schedules to follow.
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Columbia Community Unit No
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Blaine A. Ulmer
Elmer H. Cechsle
Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc
General Insurance
South Main St
Illinois
Schiemer Insurance
U.S
U. S. Savings Bonds
Preasury Tment
The
Advertising Council
Question and Answer Series
Sheri Trio
Everyone
Martin P. Eanis
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Gary Lewis
Play Boys
Gregory Peck
Sophia Loren
Golor
A. H. Macys
Alvin Jr
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio
Washington, D. C
White House
Columbia P. T. A
Bobby
Columbia Brownie
Charles Cohen
Lester Habermehl
Olive Ellis
Elmer G. Rauch
Horn’s Bakery
Maryanns
Eldo Horn
Community and Suburban Press Service
Sapporo
Japan
Rome
Columbia Area
Kenneth Moore
Monroe County
Ralph
County Real Estate
Colum
Bia Area
Mr. Moore
Assessor
Kolmer
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