Social Security Payments in Mason County 1954
Monthly federal Social Security payments totaling 20 464 went to 575 Mason County residents in January 1954. Denton notes a 31 percent rise from January 1953, with survivors benefits comprising many payments. Nationwide, over 6 million receive benefits, totaling 264 million dollars that month, reflecting the program's broader economic impact.
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Mason County
Thomas BE. Denton
Peoria Social Security Office
Denton
Plan Junior Hog Show at Chicago
Premium lists and entry cards for the 1954 Chicago Junior Hog Show and Marketing Day to be held August 25th have been mailed to Midwest Vocational Agricultural Instructors and Farm Advisors. The event at the International Amphitheatre is open to 4 H and F F A youth with swine projects and offers about 1600 dollars in cash and trophies, an increase of 600 dollars over last year. Three nationally prominent judges will place entries. Entries close August 8 and cards are available from county agents or via the show headquarters at 840 Exchange Avenue Union Stock Yards Chicago.
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Chicago
Midwest Vocational Agricultural
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
International Amphitheatre
U. S
Wilbur Plager
Iowa Swine Producers Association
Des Moines
Robert H. Grummer
University of Wisconsin
Don Murtagh
Armour and Company
Exchange Avenue
Union Stock Yards
Mrs. Schuster Family Guests In Sturgeon Bay
Mrs. Harry Schuster and her two daughters of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin arrived on Wednesday to be house guests of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Guy Hall in town.
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Harry Schuster
Sturgeon Bay, Wis
Guy. Hall
Annual Report of Mason County Nurse Board Meeting In Havana
The Mason County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association Executive Board met June 15 1954 at 2 PM in the Court House Havana Illinois. Present were President Fred C Buteneuer Treasurer T K Wible Secretary Augusta Krause Dr H Stubenrauch Hazel Schulte and Grace Buteneuer RN Miss Buteneuer presented quarters activities March 1 1954 to May 31 1954 and June 1 1953 to May 31 1954. Wible reported a tuberculosis seal sale total of 4005 06 with 1001 76 to state and national associations and the remainder to Mason County Public Health Nursing. A countywide chest X ray survey is planned for November 1954 pending Mason County Medical Society approval. The report includes counts of doctors and individuals contacted 875 home visits 209 office visits 140 admitted to sanitarium 5 discharged 8 and patients in sanitariums 3968 on Jan 1 2 X ray examinations 65 cases 104 contacts 140 total 299 tuberculin testing 695 negative 29 positive 724 tested 29 new positives. Hearing tests 261 screenings 303 nurse conducted. Immunizations show Diphtheria complete 4 boosters 11 Whooping cough complete 1 boosters 2 Typhoid complete 15 boosters 40 Tetanus complete and related figures.
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Mason County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association Executive Board
Court House
Havana
Illinois
Fred C. Buteneuer
T. K. Wible
Augusta Krause
H. Stubenrauch
Hazel Schulte
Grace Buteneuer
Mason County
Mason County Medical Society
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Local Red Cross relief allocates funds for neighbor rehabilitation
About 70 cents of each disaster relief dollar from the Red Cross is spent on rehabilitation aid in the local community. Aid is given on the basis of need to victims who cannot finance their own rehabilitation without hardship.
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Red Cross
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