Prayer Breakfast planned by Warren Methodist Women
WHAPTON The Warren United Methodist Women met at the Church on Sos Ii for their monthly meeting. President Geneva Hall welcomed District President Helen Tennant. Naomi Boston led worship and lesson with soloist Geneva Hall singing Magic Penny. A skit was performed and plans for a Parish Wide Prayer Breakfast before the Inauguration were discussed.
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Whapton
Warren United Methodist Women
Geneva Hall
Helen Tennant
Naomi Boston
Geneva On
John Lewis
Tennant
Fairmont District
Frances Ellington
Paul Tennant
Charles Boston
Charles Hall
Marriah Ellington
Clifton Hall
Lawrence Horton
Manuel Jones
Lula Kent
Julia Lewis
Kermit Poling
Helen Taylor
Wanda Taylor
Karmen Hall
Richard Ellington
Technical amendments expand railroad retirement protections
President Ford signed a 1976 law adding technical amendments to the Railroad Retirement Act of 1974. The changes adjust survivor annuity formulas, ensure a spouse minimum guarantee, clarify taxability of certain benefits, authorize borrowing for the Supplemental Account, and raise 1977 earnings and Medicare coinsurance limits affecting some annuitants and beneficiaries. Minor widows' impact is small, about 3 in 100.
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Ford
Congress
Medicare
Births Kerry Jeanette Laulis born Nov. 19 at Monongalia General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Laulis of Route 3 announce the birth of a daughter, Kerry Jeanette, born November 19 at 1 58 p.m. at Monongalia General Hospital, weighing 7 pounds 3% ounces. Grandparents are George C. Colebank of Route 3 and Mrs. John T. Laulis of 184 Lincoln St. Kerry has a sister, Christy Leigh, age three and a half.
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Carl R. Laulis
Route 3
Kerry Jeanette
Monongalia General Hospital
George C. Colebank
John T. Laulis
Lincoln St. Kerry
Christy Leigh
Birthdate Submissions Open for Mountain Statesman
Readers may send name and birth date to Carolyn Wagner for annual publication. December 2 entries include Kristin Duckworth Evelyn McWilliams Ellen M. Reed.
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Carolyn Wagner
Mountain Statesman
Kristin Duckworth
Evelyn McWilliams
Ellen M. Reed
Dr. Inskeep to address State Charolais Association
West Virginia University professor Dr. E Keith Inskeep will speak at the West Virginia Charolais Association annual meeting in Sutton at Laurel Court Restaurant. He will discuss artificial insemination, reproductive physiology, and synchronization of estrus, with details on a large cattle and sheep research program.
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Dr. Inskeep
Charolais Association
Bridgeport
E. Keith Inskeep
West Virginia University
West Virginia Charolais Assoc
Laurel Court
Sutton
W. Va
W. Richard Patton
U.S.179
Inskeep
Grant County
Potomac State College
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
W.V.U
West Virginia University College of Agriculture
West Virginia Department of Agriculture
Charolais Assoc
Newborn Intensive Care Unit opens at University Hospital
West Virginia University Hospital in Morgantown opens a dedicated Newborn Intensive Care Unit in the obstetrics fourth floor area near the delivery room. The unit will eventually hold eight infants with a six-bed transition, staff of three or more, one nurse per two infants, and close collaboration with the pediatrics Special Care Unit. It supports postoperative care, uses isolettes, monitors infant vitals hourly, and links with regional perinatal services to reduce state infant mortality.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University Hospital
University Hospital
West Virginia
Charleston Area
VFW Post 3081 Bingo Party Highlights Wheelchair Gift
VFW Post 3081 and Auxiliary hosted a Bingo Party at Weston Home for Soldiers with prizes donated by members. Coffee and cookies were served. A wheelchair was presented to the Home by Commander Joe Reneman and Tootsie Robinson, accepted for residents by Hugh Fealy. Attendees from Grafton included several post and auxiliary members.
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Grafton
Memorial City
Auxiliary
Weston
Joe Reneman
Tootsie Robinson
Hugh Fealy
Herb Dotson
Vonda
James Robinson
Tootsie
Douglas
James
Minnie Fawcett
David
Virginia Watering
Viola Fawcett
VFW
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nursing instructor attends two health conferences
Alice May Bookout of Alderson-Broaddus College attended two health field conferences. She was chosen as a delegate to the Governors Conference on Handicapped Individuals in Institute, West Virginia, with recommendations for the White House Conference in May 1977. She also participated in a diabetes workshop in Charleston, interviewing a diabetic mother about care for pregnant diabetics. Bookout earned her BS in 1958 and MS in 1976, and lives in Philippi with her husband Gary and five children.
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Philippi
Alice May Bookout
Alderson- Broaddus College
Bookout
Institute
W. Va
Alderson-Broaddus
White House
Charleston
West Virginia Nurses’ Association
Alderson-Broaddus College
University of Virginia
Gary
Craig
Reece
Laura
Fred
Scott
Rape Seminar in Grafton Promotes Objective Discussion
A community seminar on sexual assault will be held Monday December 6 at 7 30 p m in the City Building Council Chambers Grafton co sponsored by the Grafton Business and Professional Women s Club the Grafton Kiwanis Club and the Marion County Rape Information Service with CHAPP funding The event features humanists guiding discussions followed by a film and small group talks on values opinions and laws relating to rape victims.
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Grafton
Grafton Business and Professional Women's Club
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Marion County Rape Information Service
Committee For Humanities and Public Policy
CHAPP
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Rose Morasco
St. Augustine
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma
Phi
Mary Toth
Sharon Bartlett
Taylor County
Railroad Retirement Information
VFW Post
Beverly Shop
W. Main St
Grafton, W.va
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