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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
9
Reader asks about withholding employer notification when signing up for Medicare and seeks funeral expense reimbursement after a sister’s death. Column confirms confidentiality and explains death benefit lump sum rules and monthly survivor benefits. answers unrelated to other disability application details.
Mrs. H. P. Meppelink expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for courtesies services cards letters gifts prayers and comfort during hospital stay Rev Piersma visitation noted Matt De Jong won a free cup of coffee at Central Park Cafe Chron icle Want Ads highlighted.
A brief note explains dangers from common plants with poisonous leaves and berries. It warns that many people will suffer itching, and some may be confined to bed or hospitalized due to failing to learn to recognize the warning signs this summer.
Pella markets show eggs priced at 23 cents and 20 cents with cattle and hog quotes. Hogs butcher price listed at 22 dollars per hundredweight, packer hogs at 18.75 per cwt. Grain price appears as a noted highest cream delivery marker.
An ad claims health and accident plans protect finances when sickness or accident stops income. It cites hospitalization rates and daily medical costs to push readers to call 628-3109 for Life Investors Insurance Company of America.
A Summer Nature Day Camp session introduces poison ivy to campers, describing its three leaflets and variable growth forms. It notes sensitivity can develop with exposure, and that contact, clothing fibers, or smoke can cause reactions. Prevention includes swift washing, and jewel weed juice or vanishing ointments may relieve itching. severe cases require medical consultation.
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