County nurse talks Medicare home nursing to Taylor seniors
County Health Nurse Mrs. Glenice Cather addressed the Taylor County Senior Citizens Association at the Grafton City Building on Medicare home nursing services and how to access home health care. The session covered fraud against the elderly and the AARP insurance program.
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Glenice Cather
Taylor County Senior Citizens Association
Grafton
Lori Hackett
Cather
American Association of Retired Persons
Hackett
Senior Citizens Association
Grafton City
Taylor County Health Department
Marshall U to Offer PSC Career Courses for Head Start Workers
Marshall University will host college courses in Education 218 Human Growth and Development and Music 370 Methods and Materials this summer for Taylor County Head Start employees in the Public Service Careers Program. Virginia Ford will coordinate the PSC, which aims to move low income non professionals into higher roles within Head Start or similar agencies.
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Marshall University
Taylor County
Taylor County School Board
Virginia Ford
Community Action Office
Ben Jones
Letters Seek Donations for Tri County Halfway House
Taylor County members of the Tri County Fellowship plan a letter campaign this month to raise funds for a proposed halfway house for alcoholics. The effort targets supporting a regional project and aiding recovery services across the tri county area.
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Tri-County Project
Taylor County
Tri-County Fellowship
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Monongalia County
Preston County
Taylor
Calvin Smith
Officials attend Pipestem convention and state workshops
Two Taylor County commissioners joined county assessors at the annual convention held at Pipestem State Park. Mrs. Roxis St. Clair Fowler said funds financed participation. workshops covered new laws. A second convention at Cacapon State Park near Berkeley Springs will be attended by Fowler and Helen Hollis.
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Taylor County
Roxis St. Clair Fowler
Pipestem State Park
Donald V. Shaffer
J. Paul Murphy
Cacapon State Park
Berkeley Springs
Fowler
Helen Hollis
More Seeking Jobs in May Than in April
Employment applications at the Taylor County Office of Employment Security rose in May per interviewer Mrs. Jean Deveney. May saw 84 new applications with 26 veterans, and 33 placements including three veterans. In April 66 applications with 10 veterans and 37 placements were recorded. March had 85 new applications with 23 veterans and 24 placements, three of which involved veterans.
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Taylor County
Jean Deveney
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Margaret Emery
West Virginia University
WVU
Seniors’ Association
School of Social Work
Emma Boylen
Thomas Bolyard
Fred Debendarfer
PSC
Monongalia
Weston
Ford
Galveston Island
Houston
Tex
United States
High Street
Pipestem
Beta Sigma Phi
Crouw
Fathers Day
Barry
Beechurst Avenue
Morgantown Hospital Service, Inc
Citizens Building
Suncrest
University Ave
Collins Ferry Road
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