Funeral attendance spans towns in Union News
Dr K H Weaver and Pauline Weaver of Marshalltown attended a military funeral in Iowa City for Lester Nort on a World War veteran. Relatives from Austin Minnesota and Waterloo visited, with multiple family members traveling, dinner gatherings, and hospital updates noted across a bustling Union township community page.
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K. H. Weaver
Pauline Weaver
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Lester Norton
Norton
Mark Westcott
Linda
Garry
Waterloo
Jake Westcott
Herman Harris
Oskaloosa
B. H. Harris
Brad Smitherman
Don McCoy
Janice
Deane Fitzgerald
William Penn College
Robert Rowen
Rowen
Terri Lea My
Clyde Drury
Minneapolis
Minn
Roy
Ray
Cumberland
W. B. Drury
Drury
Torr Rose
Kenneth Wooten
Leaders Training School
Ellis Church
Rita Vaux
Harold
Cora Kane
Helen Vernon
Mason City
Vaux
Russell Thompson
Thompson
G. Q. Pierce
Judy
Mary Ann
Paul 'Wetch
St. Anthony
Wayne Crouse
Conradl
Archie Runner
Spencer Stice
John Shephard
Conrad
Rebekahs
Daffodil
Rebekah Lodge No
C.F. Hall
Agnes Packer
Effie Drake
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Kathryn Packer
Martha Watson
Don Hammer
Malo Smitherman
Bessie Oaka
Ardis Johnson
Mr. Howard
Eugene Pippin
Pippin
Forrest Barnes
Lc Springs
Ark
Gaylord Engle
Near Marshalltown
Henry Hudspeth
Lowell Oaks
John Baker
Michael
Leonard Blair
Near Eldora
Mattie Lepley
Bert Wilson
Leaders' Session Set for 4-H Foods Training
The second girls' 4-H club Foods and nutrition leaders training will be held Friday Feb 3 with Margaret L Kangarice Iowa State college nutritionist in charge. The program runs from 10 a m to 4 p m at the Book's Appliance demonstration kitchen with lunch break. Attendees include 4-H leaders assistants county 4-H committee and some mothers of club members.
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Margaret L. Kangarice
Iowa State College
Feeders Should Watch Cattle Market Trends This Season
Rex Beresford of Town State College says the 1950 beef supply may resemble 1919 in total, but distribution will shift. Feeders should monitor market trends across all grades, as the current price spread between top and mid grades may narrow with more cattle moving to market.
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Rex Beresford
Town State College
Beresford
Payroll Tax Increase for Social Security in 1960
The Social Security tax rose on January 1 1960 to 2 3 percent total for wages up to 34900 with the employee paying 1 5 percent and the employer matching 1 5 percent. Benefits remain calculated as before though a pending bill may raise future payouts. Workers turning 65 are urged to contact the Social Security office and survivors of deceased workers are asked to reach out for guidance.
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Joba
Earl T. Johnson
Social Security Astonishtador
Water- CD
Johnson
House of Representatives
Senate
Possible measures after worker's death to secure entitled benefits
A report notes efforts to prevent loss of benefits due to a worker's death. Authorities consider steps to ensure dependents or beneficiaries receive any entitlements and maintain accurate records for posthumous claims.
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