Post Office to Hire 147000 Temporary Workers for Christmas
Postmaster General John A Gronouski announced the Postal Service will hire 147000 temporary workers this Christmas under a new merit based system developed with the Civil Service Commission. Hiring follows experience and veterans priority with a civil service exam if needed and public notices in local labs. The plan aims to meet record mail volumes with a wage of 229 per hour.
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John A.gronouski
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Postal Service
Gronouski
Campbell 4 H Club Meets in November 1965
The Campbell 4 H Club held its November 9 meeting with 29 attendees including members leaders and visitors. The treasurer reported cues collected certificates of achievement were awarded and a motion to buy a new American flag was approved.
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Campbell 4-H Club
Ellen Garber
Camp Kett
Ray Alexander
Farm Bureau Meeting Discusses Farm Benefits and Tax Ideas
The Jerseyville and Strickland Area Farm Bureau met at the Willoughby home for a monthly gathering. Mrs. Joe Brown presided with discussion on what the Farm Bureau has done for farmers, including vehicle licensing tied to personal property tax and the farm gasoline tax refund, plus about twenty additional topics. A potluck lunch followed as plans for a Christmas party with gift exchange were noted.
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Jerseyville
Strickland Area
Elton Willoughby
Pleasant and guests enjoy a Thursday af ternoon visit
Pleasant visited relatives on Thursday with Mr and Mrs Leon Parks as hosts. The group included Mike Lehigh Charles Lehigh and Larry Dalrymple visiting Maxwell Lehigh for a Sunday fishing trip on the Chippewa River. Weekend guests came from Defiance Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs Nelson Shock and Mr and Mrs Harry Tripp stayed with sister Mrs Stanley Femby in St Louis. Clarence Myers joined Tuesday dinner with daughter and son in law Milo Van Vranken in rural Shepherd.
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Pleasant
Leon Parks
Mike
Charles Lehigh
Larry Dalrymple
Maxwell Lehigh
John Shock
Lawrence Shock
Defiance
Ohio
Nelson Shock
Harry Tripp
Stanley Femby
St. Louis
Clarence Myers
Mrs
Milo van Vranken
Rural Shepherd
Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale Hosted by Joe Alsh Auxiliary
The Joe Alsh Auxiliary 8215 hosts its Annual Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale on Saturday November 20 at the Community Building in Shepherd. Members offer a variety of fancy work and Christmas gifts, with baked goods available all day starting at 9:30 am. Donations are welcome early in the morning.
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Joe Alsh
Shepherd
Milwaukee Musical Prodigy Named 1966 March of Dimes Child
Lori Ann Wagner a five year old from Milwaukee is named National March of Dimes Child for 1966. Despite a crippled spine and leg braces she excels in music and dance with a family history steeped in show business. Her father Skip Wagner leads a band and Lori has already made numerous television appearances. The Wagners plan a January March of Dimes tour as doctors remain hopeful she may walk unaided with continued therapy.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Mich
Dept. of Conservation
Milwaukee
March of Dimes Child
Lori Ann Wagner
Lori
Hella
Dolly
Henry
Skip) Wagner
Wagner
Skip
Milwaukee County
White House
United States
Mary Ellen
The
March of Dimes
Mothers’ March
Wagners
Miss
Lori Wagner
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P. O. Dept
HONDA
MT. Pleasant
Brinsem Bak Ave
Campbell
Farm Bureau
Shepherd Briefs
John Costa
Lansing
Nina Nelson
Alma
Almon Spencer
Barryton
William Rogers
Buck Harvest
Riverdale Tavern
Riverdale
North Mission
Wire Service
Roethlisberger Reality
Hall Street
John Hancock
Chevrolet Workpower
Chevy
Chevrolet
W.wright Shepherd
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