Beads Are Her Business Mrs Muriel Mays crafts jewelry for church
Mrs Muriel Mays turns beading into a small business to support St Peter Lutheran church. Since starting in February 1974 with a $100 bead investment she has earned about $2,500, selling from her home at 94 N Pleasant St and on consignment in beauty shops as far as Delight Arkansas. Her varied methods include sewn crocheted wire and chain necklaces with many bead types. Her son is memorialized in the project and her relatives also participate. Grace Mills and Gladys Mays join in the family jewelry craft.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
Franklin Mays
Delight
Ark
Mrs. Mays
Grace Mills
Plank Road
Gladys Mays
Oak Harbor
Lucilla Draper
Elmore
Champion Fund Raiser Gives Tips On Bringing In Bucks
Joan Flanagan a longtime fundraiser based in Flossmoor Illinois travels the United States to coach community groups through The Youth Project a nonprofit founded in 1970. She wrote The Grass Roots Fundraising Book with contributions from foundations and corporations to guide event selection accounting and publicity. The book offers a reviewer friendly survey of 117 sources and emphasizes asking specific amounts to overcome donor hesitation while promoting programs like safer streets and better schools.
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Joan Flanagan
Chicago
Flossmoor
Miss Flanagan
United States
Youth Project
Swallow Press
Citizens Action Program
Edward Hazen
Norman
Playboy and
Max
Anna Levinson
Veatch Program
North Shore Unitarian Society
McDonald’s Corp
Unicef
Equal Credit Opportunity Act for Women and Credit Rights
The Equal Credit Opportunity Act bans credit discrimination by sex race national origin religion or age and promotes credit in a woman s own name. It covers married divorced separated widowed and working women, requires joint accounts be in both names, and considers income including alimony or child support as valid. It urges women to establish credit, view it as a form of insurance for the family, and encourages making wives financial partners to reduce marital tensions.
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Mary Robinson Smith
John Edward Smith
Heloise tips save time with bags and rolling clothes
Quick, practical hints from Heloise and readers on home efficiency. Beth Redden shares bag storage to keep painting gear ready, D D suggests a tiered skirt hanger for mittens, Viola Taylor swears by rolling clothes to fit more in, Mrs M A Renehan recommends peeling a skin strip to speed boiling potatoes.
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Heloise
Viola Taylor
Calendar FRIDAY at St Stephens UCC Sandusky
Parents Without Partners hosts a Friday event at St Stephens United Church of Christ on East Perkins Avenue Sandusky at 7 30 p m local time for a community gathering and support group meeting.
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Parents Without Partners
St. Stephens United Church of Christ
East Perkins Avenue
Sandusky
Horned larks spotted at Ohio 60 bird feeder station
In New London a flock of two to three horned larks were observed at a residence on Ohio 60 south. Mrs. McKee noted the birds’ rarity in the area and described brown tails and backs, white breasts, black facial masks, white neck rings, and two head tufts. The birds are larger than sparrows but smaller than robins. Elyria: Senior high students may apply for a fall nursing diploma program at M B Johnson School of Nursing, Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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New London
Norman McKeen
Ohio
Elyria
M.B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
National League For Nursing
Ohio Board of Nursing Education
Nurse Registratin
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Paul Stafford
Needle World
Milan, Ohio
Route
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Linz
Kudros
Bellevue, Ohio
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