Trend toward independent health charities reshapes giving
The editor notes Americans gave over 280 million in 1966 to 34 national voluntary health agencies and now favor targeted national and global research over local drives. It highlights Muscular Dystrophy Association and National Multiple Sclerosis Society, explains independent agencies fund major diseases, recruit informed volunteers, and manage flexible budgets to handle breakthroughs and emergencies.
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Florence
Israel
Catc
MDAA
United Funds
National
NMSS
Pblic
United Drives
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Govern
Notable attendees named in local event photo row
James Turek and Dr. G. A. Kumar are pictured with a group of women in a left-to-right lineup. Identified individuals include Mrs. Thelma Gaughan, Mrs. Burdettea Zizzo, Mrs. Mary Hershey, Mrs. Karen Kilpatrick, Mrs. June Lorman, Mrs. Nancy Petel, Miss Sarah Meany, Mrs. Shirley Shively, Mrs. June Taylor, and Mrs. Nancy Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turek
G. A. Kumar
Thelma Gaughan
Burdettea Zizzo
Mary Hershey
Karen Kilpatrick
June Lorman
Nancy Petel
Sarah Meany
Shirley Shively
June Taylor
Nancy Curran
Easter Sunrise Services at Cook Forest Set for 1968
Plan for the 18th annual Easter Sunrise service at Cook Forest State Park with G Donald McAfoose of Sigel as general chairman. Judge Glenn Mencer of Smethport named Easter speaker. a 50-voice choir led by Richard R. Reed will perform with soloists James McLaughlin and Glenn Fornell. Nancy Davis of Clarion returns as organist with an organ musical prelude.
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Cook Forest
Donald McAfoose
Sigel
United Natural Gas Company
Cook Forest State Park
McAfoose
Frank D. Harriger
Leeper RD
J.C. Ward
Floyd Hetrick
Ward
Glenn Mencer
Smethport
McKean County
Richard R. Reed
Brookville
James McLaughlin
Glenn Fornell
Leeper
Nancy Davis
Robert Davis
Clarion
Public Health Service Sees Voluntary Agencies as Key
An address to volunteers praised their role in promoting trained manpower and scientific tools for disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. It highlighted public action, Congressional momentum, and millions raised for care, information, and research endowments, noting the U S pattern of giving until it hurts.
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Ment
Poe
Public Health Service
Hofstetter Files Candidacy For 11th District Court of Appeals
Edwin T. Hofstetter of 11169 Aquilla Road Chardon announces Republican bid for a two year term as judge of the new 11th District Court of Appeals. He currently serves in the Ohio House from Geauga County and faces no primary opposition. Hofstetter is an attorney with Henry Hofstetter and Peterson and holds a JD from Western Reserve University 1968. He is a graduate of Ohio State University and Cleveland Marshall Law School and active in Chardon churches clubs and bar associations. He has held multiple county and state offices including Geauga County Commissioner Prosecutor and state representative. He was named Outstanding Young Man of the Year by the Chardon Junior Chamber in 1953.
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Edwin T. Hofstetter
Aquilla Road
Chardon
11Th District Court of Appeals
House of Representatives
Hofstetter
Henry
Merce of
Geauga County
Chardon Township
Ohio
Easter morning service to avoid church conflicts
At 6 30 am to 7 00 am a district service will start at Easter, ending promptly at 8 00 am. The director group assures worshippers it will not interfere with church services and attendees can return to their home churches on time.
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Francis Delo
Tionesta
John Southwick
Vaughn Agnew
Glenn Mealy
Tionesta RD
William Gilbert
Norman Seigworth
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L.D. Conrad
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Robbins Ave
Niles
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Hubbard News & Reporter
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