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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1977

Page

5

Social Security family protection reaches both old and young families

A Iowa City Social Security representative notes two main paths for family benefits. Survivors payments aid parents aged 62 plus when a worker dies after contributing enough, while mothers or fathers benefits support surviving parents of minor children when one parent dies retires or becomes disabled. About 20 300 aged-parent beneficiaries receive 3 7 million dollars monthly, and more than 576 000 parents of minor children get 90 million dollars each month. Earnings limits affect payments, and surviving spouses and children may qualify with sufficient work credits. The Iowa City officer visits Washington every Wednesday 9 30 to 11 30 a m at the School Administration Building.

Social Security Iowa City Social Security Office Washington

Bennetts host at Keota home in social gatherings

Keota residents shared meals and birthday celebrations across a busy week end. Attendees included Walter and family, Walter Bennett and Dan Bennett clans, Judy, Jim, and extended kin from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri. Reunions featured Wade, Fry, and Miller families with multiple households joining at local venues.

Paul Sievert Keota Walter Bennett Dan Bennett Judy Jim Scott Bennett Jeremy Shannon Roger Sieven Lynee Amy Wayne Vogel Lancaster Calif Warren Bennett Keith Jones Overland Park Westfall Kansas City Otto Porter Bloomfield Keota Otis Jones Wayne McCallister John Miller Harper Richard Slaves Cedar Rapids Leland Wade Arlington Heights Clarence Wade Geneseo Ill John Wade LaDora Wayne Wade Maude Helyer Knoxville Randy Wade Des Moines Fred Wade Marion Betty Neier Kathy Wade Squaw Creek Club Dennis Fry Cliff Fry Rick Williams Nathan Jacob Jim Dodge Troy and Blake Burlington Richard Fry Baraboo Wis Elwyn Myhre Jason Leon Debby Fry Iowa City Wayne Olson

Columbus PEO meets Monday in Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction June 7 Twenty four members of Chapter CX PEO Sisterhood met June 6 at 9 30 at the home of Mrs Robert Shellmyer. President Mrs Roy Hauenstein led chapter business while committee chairs reported. Guests included Mrs Pat Walter Muscatine. Vacation Church School starts June 13. The 50th wedding anniversary for Rev Clifford Ramsdale and his wife is set for June 18 2 to 4 p.m. at United Presbyterian Church.

Helene B. Dillon Columbus Junction Chapter CX P.E.O Robert Shellmyer Roy Hauenstein Paul Masonholder Des Moines Robert Hedemann Tom Perry Lester Orr Charles Buser Clem Cecil Mike Pavey United Presbyterian Church The Presbyterian Church Pat Walter Muscatine J. Kelly McKee Clifford Ramsdale Washington United Presbyterian Church Wm. Dunn John Dillon Iowa City Harold McCormac Letitia Babbitt St Louis Doug Smylie Robert B. Smylie Columbus City

Curtis voices concerns on Nixon pardon and ethics

In Des Moines Democratic National Chairman Ken Curtis condemns Ford's Nixon pardon as a double standard, cites Watergate hurt to politics, and notes new ethics laws and potential voting and Hatch act reforms. He predicts universal registration and Hatch act expansion with strict penalties and cites patronage issues under Carter.

Des Moines IDPA Ken Curtis Gerald Ford Richard Nixon Ford Curtis Nixon Maine Democratic National Committee Watergate Washington New Frontier Club Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Jimmy Carter

Rediscover hardy chard growing back in gardens

Rediscover hardy chard says horticulture interns. Chard is easy to grow and can be planted until June end. It thrives all summer and resembles spinach in use. Use in Greek salad with tomato cucumber olives anchovies feta endive or cook by simmering with bacon onion salt and pepper until tender.

Mary Beth Costello Gary Kling

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