Community cooperation creates thousands of job opportunities
The Marshall Herald notes the Nois Farmers Union praising volunteers and professionals for enabling 2280 job openings for young people. Local social notes list visits and family events across Terre Haute, Marshall, and nearby towns, ending with a biblical verse from St. Peter.
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Nois Farmers Union
No doubt the program will benefit generations to come
Across the state this summer the program will benefit many generations as young people participate and gain lasting advantages from the initiative. The passage emphasizes enduring positive impact and widespread support for the effort.
Dennison social notes from Mrs Russell Taylor
Rev and Mrs H W Daugherty vacationing in Kentucky. Several visits and family gatherings in Dennison include Edward Jones of Terre Haute improving in Indianapolis veterans hospital, and multiple banquets and dinners with Bland, Taylor, and related families across nearby towns in Illinois and Indiana.
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West Terre Haute
Orville Taylor
Union Hospital
David Bland
Donetta
Maggie Bland
J. H. Johns
Delbert Prusett
Bob Prufett
Dean Hilbert
Jeanie
Hilbert
Terre Haute
Ronnie Sanders
Marion Garner
Wendell Keefer
Jill H. Johns
Dean Holmes
Deanie
Darrell Mar
H. W. Daugherty
Kentucky
Mabel Travioli
Ethel Pine
Edward Jones
E. O. Jones
Veteran's Hospital
Indianapolis
Frank Doll
William Webster
P. M. White
Donnetta
Harold Taylor
Santa Ana
California
Herbert Bland
Kenneth Bland
Orange
Grace Mason
Harold Fisher
Marshall
Ray Fogile
Roscoe Barnes
Jewett
Illinois
George Ray
Winford Taylor
Mabel Guthrie
Raymond Hutchings
Edward Doll
Raymond Hutching
Mary Kirby
Mabel Parsons
Beulah
Union
Colonial Kitchen
Edward Somers
Spears
May Somers
Marion Batson
Bell
Alpha Jacks
Murl Bland
Leo Kirby
Terre
Neighborhood Youth Corps at Burnside Home
Three boys and girls are employed at the Burnside Home under a summer Neighborhood Youth Corps program. Sponsored by the Illinois Farmers Union and administered by Dorothy Clark, the project offers employment training and counseling for youths ages 16 to 21 returning to high school. The NYC program is a cooperative effort with the Embrass River Basin Agency and the Illinois State Employment Service, funded by the Department of Labor.
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Burnside
Ithe Illinois Farmers Union
Dorothy Clark
N. l. GC
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