Medicare benefits spread to twenty million Americans
Clifford W. Swedlund of the Fort Dodge Social Security office reports about twenty million Americans now realize Medicare advantages under social security. Since benefits began three and a half years ago, many hospital and medical bills have been paid, with protection starting the month you turn 65 if enrollment is within three months prior. The medical insurance portion is voluntary, covers doctor bills, and requires enrollment. premiums start at 4.00 dollars and rise to 5.30 on July 1, 1970, with the federal government matching the payment. For details, contact the local social security office and request leaflet SSI-43.
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Clifford W. Swedlund
Fort Dodge
Swedlund
Social Security Office
ENT Clinic April 1 At Emmetsburg
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold an ear nose and throat clinic in Emmetsburg on April 1 at Bethany Lutheran Church Sev enth and Broadway. Eligible are children under 21 from Buena Vista Calhoun Clay Dickinson Emmet Humboldt Kossuth Osceola Palo Alto Pocahontas counties. No examination fee. Referrals should reach SSCC 14 days prior. Medical Director is Dr John C MacQueen Associate Medical Director is Dr Sidney S Kripke.
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Iowa City
State Services For Crippled Children
SSCC
Emmetsburg
Bethany Lutheran Church
Seventh
Broadway
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Humboldt
Kossuth
Osceola
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
John C. MacQueen
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Sidney S. Kripke
Five Generations Reunite in Cedar Falls Family
Mrs Meta Buch of Cedar Falls led a five generation reunion featuring Douglas James Buch the newest member from Marshalltown his father Jim Buch grandfather Don Buch great grandfather Ewald Buch and great-great grandmother Meta Buch in Cedar Falls.
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Meta Buch
Cedar Falls
Douglas James Buch
Marshalltown
Jim Buch
Don Buch
Ewald Buch
Easter Lily Blooms Indoors at Charlie Troester Home
Charlie Troester of Guttenberg reports an Easter Lily that has bloomed after several weeks indoors. He enjoys growing flowers as a winter hobby inside his residence.
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Charlie Troester
Guttenberg
Parsnips Dug From Ground Reach Notable Size
Mr and Mrs Austin Evans of Davis City reported wintering parsnips and harvesting about a half bushel in March. The largest specimen measured 11 inches around and 15 inches long.
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Austin Evans
Davis City
Cub and Boy Scouts Plan Good Turn Drive for Handicapped
Prairie Gold Area Council Scouts organize Good Turn Day for the Handicapped clothing drive. Cub Scouts distribute bags in Graettinger on April 18, collecting wearables and small appliances, then Boy Scouts collect on April 25 for delivery to Goodwill Industries in Sioux City.
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Cub
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of the Prairie Gold Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Graettinger
Prairie Gold Council
Cub Scouts
Dwayne Tegels
den Mothers
Ron Helmick
Goodwill Industries
Sioux City
Scouts of the Prairie Gold Area Council
School Lunch Menu March 31 to April 3
Tuesday March 31 Wienie winks buttered green beans peach sauce rice milk. Wednesday April 1 Beef and rice casserole carrot and celery sticks apple sauce school rolls butter jelly milk. Friday April 3 Goulash carrot and celery sticks applesauce brownie sandwich and cheese milk.
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Brea Nsalley
Oscar A. Lee
Grand Emmetsburg
Iowa
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Graettinger Times
the Graettinger Times
Parsnips
Myrtle Shaffer Yood
Taster
Henry Fonda
Joan Robards
Charles Bronson
Graettinger Theatre
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Graettinger Lumber Co
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