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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1976
Page
2
Rep Neal introduces H.R.11931 to keep benefits through the death month. He cites grief, funeral costs, and elderly survivors needing funds as reasons to allow final checks to be retained. The bill aims to deem death as the following month to avoid abrupt benefit loss.
Meat has gone down at Gore's Smokehouse listing items such as pork shoulder pork ham pork ribs pork chops and smoked products with prices including 82.00 120 lb 139 lb and 109 per pound plus lard and smoked head cheese cited.
Lawmakers consider H.R.11931 which would burden the Social Security fund. The requirement to return a payment after the check is cashed is viewed as clumsy and in need of review.
The Home Demonstration Club meets Thursday March 18 at 10 am in Silsbee State Bank. Extension Agent Jimmy McCelwey will speak on Home Vegetable Garden. Refreshments served by Mrs Freda Dean.
Texas health officials report rabies confirmed in 329 animals during 1975, down from 396 in 1974. Most cases were wild animals with skunks leading the count at 177, and 93 counties reporting at least one case. Dog and cat cases totaled 45, with 21 livestock cases and 25 dog or bat cases in military bases.
Mrs Mary A Kimball 77 of Kountze died Thursday afternoon in Hardin Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm at Pace Funeral Chapel with Rev David Snowden officiating. Burial followed in Old Hardin Cemetery with Eastern Star rites. Survivors include husband Judge C A Kimball daughter Zelda Kely brother Bob Goins and sister Bessie Crecelius.
James Singleton and his wife express sincere thanks to Pastor and Saint Beulah Baptist Church members and friends from other churches. They say they will remember all in prayer and note March 7, 1976 will never be forgotten. May God bless you all.
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