Des Moines Man Proposes Pension Adjustment
Harvey Coleman, 72, of Des Moines, asked old age assistance officials to adjust his $23 monthly pension to $22 or $24. Officials said his request will be considered.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1937
Page
10
Harvey Coleman, 72, of Des Moines, asked old age assistance officials to adjust his $23 monthly pension to $22 or $24. Officials said his request will be considered.
A two week Richmond gala opened with a 15 foot candle at the stadium as a vesper service drew about 5,000 attendees. Dignitaries included Monsignor Kaup Rabbi Calisch and Dr. Adams. A parade coronation and a giant birthday cake marked the bicentennial events amid lighted streets and ship of pigeons carrying invitations.
Old Chapel near Millwood and Berryville held annual services yesterday morning. The chapel traces back to 1740 with a current stone structure from about 1789. The General Convention of the Episcopal Church will meet in Cincinnati in October. Marian Corinne Carlisle married Gordon H. Levi in Hagerstown Maryland on June 3, 1936. The Rev. Coleman conducted the ceremony and the couple reside on South Church Street. Levi works as a linotype operator for Clarke Courier.
T J Jenkins of Murrysville Pennsylvania states she will not be responsible for any debts incurred by Katherine Perry Jenkins. Date of notice September 13 2011.
The speaker, W. H. DeHaven, states they will not be responsible for any debt other than that signed by themselves. This public declaration clarifies liability and personal obligation.
Advertises S. S. S. Tonic as a time tested remedy to build red blood cells, restore weight, and improve vitality in pale underweight children, urged for those recovering from illness. Claims no substitute or ethically dubious alternative.
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