Liberalized abortion laws urged by Suzi Hagen
A 1989 opinion piece argues for liberalized abortion laws, contending women must have the right to decide, as Illinois law then bans abortions unless life is at risk. It highlights illegal abortion risks for poor women and supports a New York–style law permitting therapeutic abortions when a woman's health is at stake.
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Illinois
Imen
Herse
Mlinois
New York State
Assembly
Twin tunics for girls and a controversial abortion argument
A fragment discusses a loose fitting tunic in Valtex cotton for little girls and a political stance on abortion laws. It cites age and mental capacity criteria and urges readers to visit Geneva girls training school to confront harsh realities faced by young mothers and illegitimate children.
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Geneva
Connecticut
Community Homemaker Meetups and Summer Salad Recipe
In Williamson County on Wednesday at 11 am the Homemakers Extension Unit meets at the home of Mrs Clyde Titus Rt 3 Marion at 1 pm Prosperity Homemakers Extension Unit in Carbondale at 1 30 Buckles Home Extension meets at Helen Milligans 9 am Early Bird Home Extension at Diane Gorcian 9 30 Lakeside Home Extension at Jean Hawkins Also a Summer Salad recipe suggests draining canned green beets, lemon juice, cooked shrimp, radishes and bottled green goddess dressing.
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Williamson County
Homemakers
Clyde Titus
Rt. 3
Marion
Prosperity Homemakers
Vidalene Chapman
Carbondale
Buckles
Helen Milligan
Early Bird
Diane Gorcian
Lakeside Home
Jean Hawkins
Chester hospital funds reach $14000 for wing
Donations for the new Memorial Hospital wing in Chester total about $14000. Mrs. T. C. Search Sr., chair of the Special Gifts Committee, says VFW Kaskaskia Post No. 3933 and its Ladies' Auxiliary have contributed $2500. More funds are needed. donations may be sent to Mrs. Search at 22151 Henrietta Ave.
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Memorial Hospital
Chester
T. C. Search Sr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kaskaskia
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Antiques Dept. Co-Chairs Named by Chester Woman’s Club
Co chairmen Mrs Harold Uffelman and Mrs K A Pautler lead the Antiques Department of the Chester Woman’s Club succeeding Mrs William Mullins and Mrs Charles Hall. Department members plan to attend an antique show in Ste Genevieve Missouri.
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Harold Uffelman
K. A. Pautler
Chester Woman's Club
William Mullins
Charles Hall
Ste. Genevieve
Sodality officers installed at Mary’s Chester event
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. Mary’s Parish Chester installed new officers led by Prefect Mrs. Gaertner and Vice Prefect Mrs. Ward. Committees were announced with chairs including Mrs. Quentin Marion and Mrs. Ida Hagen. The group planned a 75th anniversary celebration for December 8 and voted to buy an automatic bell for the church.
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Moore
Mary Frye
Sodality
James Bleckle
Gaertner
Quentin Marion
Ida Hagen
Pat Sweany
Elizabeth Demick
Church
Terry Moore
James Blechte
Louis Beckhorn
Guada
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality
St. Mary's Parish
Chester
James McCormick
Pauls
Greg
Rudy
Dike bid 515000 for Mississippi River hill dikes
A low bid of 515000 was resubmitted to the U S Army Corps of Engineers St Louis District for construction of stone Hill dikes along the Mississippi River at Alexander County The bid was among five received and comes from Eugene Luhr and Co Columbia
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
St. Louis
Stone Hill
Mississippi River
Alexander County
Eugene Luhr and Co
Columbia
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Sawyer
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Helleny
Herrin
Treece Supply
West Frankfort
Brooks
Anna
Green's
N. Park Herrin
W. Jackson
Carsondale Merion
Beaton
Mr. Vernon
du Quoin
Chester Hospital
Dike
Fun Flonase
Gy Vaults OF
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Yur Institute
Mothe
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Phane
Zwick’s Ladies’ Store
P. N. Hirsch & CO
Ate
Ame
Swafford Lumber
North 13Th St. Murphysboro
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