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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
8
The families of Grace Barnhart express gratitude for acts of kindness during her stay in the Nursing Home and at their mother's hospitalization and death. God bless each one. Signed by Merlyn Parks and son, Donald Neely family, Charles Barney family, Dean Walston and Virgil Runge families.
The federal push for mandatory allocation of home heating oil and propane aims to distribute supplies equitably while not creating new volumes. Citizens should cut consumption through insulation, tight thermostats, and efficient maintenance, with guidance from state offices in Council Bluffs Des Moines and Cedar Rapids for persistent supply problems.
A Far Mutual agent urges cattle farmers to review blanket coverage as live beef prices rise since last insured. The notice promotes updating insurance on feeders hogs grain and machinery, calling the policy a safeguard for the farm’s gold mines.
Overseas packages to military post offices must not exceed 70 pounds or 100 inches in length and girth. SAM allows under 15 pounds and under 60 inches for standard rates with air transport from coasts on a space available basis. PAL offers air lift for packages over 30 pounds or under 60 inches for one dollar more than surface rates. Include identification, wrap securely, print addresses, and include full APO or FPO numbers. Perishables and flamables cannot be mailed.
A Q and A on name changes for Social Security cards after marriage, home hospital bed choices under Medicare, and the special minimum Social Security benefit for long time low earners. Also a local note on hobbyist Margaret Meggers of Denison collecting teapots since 1944, now 125 plus items.
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