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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1968

Page

14

Welfare cases rise after residency rule removal in Greene County

Greene County public assistance caseload grew by 25 cases or 111 people after Pennsylvania removed the one year residency requirement. Executive director John M. Cowan notes most beneficiaries already lived in the county when the policy changed January 1 following a federal court ruling. The county now lists 1,380 cases covering 3,554 individuals, with 2,340 in the aid program.

Ruth Fr. Hickman MT. Morris Pennsylvania Greene County John M. Cowan State Department of Welfare US Federal Court of Appeals Philadelphia

Waynesburg Names Dr John A Perkins Graduation Speaker

Waynesburg College will honor Dr John A Perkins of Dun & Bradstreet as 117th Commencement speaker and recipient of the Doctor of Humane Letters at 2 30 p m on Sunday May 19 on the campus lawn in front of Miller Hall. In case of bad weather the program moves to the college gym. Perkins, 53, formerly led the University of Delaware for 17 years and has held key public service roles including under secretary of HEW 1957 58.

Waynesburg John A. Perkins Dun & Bradstreet Waynesburg College Miller Hall College Gy Perkins Dun & Bradstree

Memorial Gardens Reacied and Jaycees Give Away Planned

Memorial Gardens in Masontown near the Central School Building will be prepared for Memorial Day with flowers offered to residents at a nominal cost via Mrs. Verline Kikta. The Masontown Jaycees plan their annual give-away May 22 at Italian Hall, featuring a prime rib dinner and prizes including an Oldsmobile Cutlass and a Plymouth Satellite, with proceeds supporting community projects.

Masontown Verline Kikta Edward Tippen Rossini Motors Plymouth Phil Detweiler

Senior John Morris earns four year scholarship to Penn

John Morris son of Rex and Mrs Morris Greensboro Star Route receives a full four year scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania based on College Board scores scholastic record and leadership. He plans engineering and is active as band member NHS vice president Forensics rifle club church member. Kathy Novak named May Queen to be crowned at St Ignatius Church May 12 at 3 PM with attendants and crown bearer Georgie Popernack.

Bobtown John Morris Rex Morris Greensboro University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia John National Honor Society Waynesburg Fordyce St. Ignatius R. C Kathy Mapletown High School Amelia Snyder Uniontown Pa. R.D Paula Novak Monica McClure Marshall Rita Vargo Patti Cottin Susan Danko Barbara Cottin

Century-Old Mt Morris House Razed After Decades

Mt Morris lost a landmark on Main Street after R F Hickman bought from Clarence Silvers of Fort Lauderdale. The 100 year old structure had no bathrooms or water and stood derelict with ten rooms and stairways. Donley family once owned it. the site now houses a three room cottage added by Hickman.

MT. Morris Mt Morris R. EF Hickman Clarence Silvers Fort Lauderdale Fla Benjamin Donley Main Street Donley Health Department Florida Mr. Hickman Donleys Hickman

Chambers Addresses Labor, Land, and Education in West Virginia Race

In a Martinsburg campaign speech, candidate Chambers defends organized labor, warns against eminent domain for recreation, and argues for decentralized education funding. He urges private recreational development and industrial relocation to curb rural depopulation while criticizing Democratic Party disunity and advocating for leadership representing local needs.

Chambers West Virginia Washington Charleston Congress of United State Senator Long Louisiana United States Congress Democratic Party Congress Pec

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