Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • Page 2

Plf I 1 tins Grurtf -PATT1E NEEFl FRANK1E TALAPER Wrestlers to Feature Sunday-Fair Program r- The-grunt-and-groan-boys-amt girls will be-hard at work Sunday Olio's All Star limlnory will match Barend and Franklc Till Professional TV Wresilcrs get down to.brass tacks in the Fairgrounds grandstand. Scheduled to begin at 8:30 the four big bout? will feature both men and women. The program will include an opening 20-minute prelimina match featuring abcf. In addition to the two prelims. Ihere-will be a girls' match of 30 minutes or referee's decision; This event will see Pattie TakOhe canvas against-fcohr-faq raV a.

Highlight'of the evening is set 'Magni i ent to be a men's tag team match "The-Golaen-Supef 1959 Listed end of 1959. as Federal social security was starting its tweniy-fifU) year, old-age, survivors, and disab i 1 i insurance inonthlynbenefits-werc being-paid iniiypion County to 1.845 persons at 'the rate of $1. 264,000 a year, according to Arnold T. Williams, curity office. "This is an increase in number of beneficiaries of about 9 -percent since February tlic last previous "date for-which-Unlon-Gounty figures are available," he said.

The Social Security beneficiaries throughout the Nation totaled 200,000, Almost half disabled-worker' bencfici- eceiv ing bcnufils at a yearly of over $400 million arc Included In the figures Tho number of wives, husbands and children of disabled-worker beneficiaries receiving monthly benefits increased sharply In Such-bcncms-woro-tirst-payabic for September 1958. Nationally, from February to December 1953, number of tliese more than 60,000 son nf Irfiu middleweight champion. Talaber graduated from the Un average for a widow with two young children was $169. Ey contrast, Williams recalled Ihnt whon benefits first became payable in WO, the average to a worker with no dependents receiving benefits was $22, and to roti red couple -the- average- pay rnt'nt wns $16. As social security celebrates its Silver Anniversary Uhe origi nal Act was signed into law on Aug.

14. 1935) about 74 million -people- are in covered employment or self-employment, tho course of a year. They building old-age, survivors, disability protection for the Belves, their dependents, and their survivors under the social secur ity The table below shows the num her and monthly amount of each type of benefit being paid in Un Takesiots HAT seventeen motors? counting our new window must be why our bill 75c in a hot month I'd NEVER part wKKJKat wonderful fan other exciting mail lie will be a piip-tioiir time limi with' the best two three or referee's decision. Paired-in this session-wilLbe Maurice" and Hand- some Johnny Barend against "The Frnnkic JTalabcr. These wrestlers have appeared on television and it is thought she group represents the biggest all-star card of pro wrestling ever 'presciUed "at fair.

Barend has been called by a Montreal sports writer 'speediest big man I ever watched Rochester he was on the football team and has been compared to John Tigerman Pcsck. considered by many to be the greatest heavyweight of all time. The 240 pound, six foot "Magnificent Maurice" is In the ring, but also fo iis fancy dress. His trademark whpn entering for a bout is black top hat, while gloves, rard a 'black, silver-headed cane best-press iigcnt, Maurice describes his own looka-by-saying-thut-in-comparl son, other men are, "nothing to ilook nt. uninteresting and lacking 'of savotr-faire." Talaber.

who is a farmer private life, has held the JVIWA Junior Heavyweight clmmpionshi longer than any other man. He. i Union County In Patient Care Union County received the sum subsidy pay for 34 patient tuberculosis patients of Ohio for 1959 State Auditor Jamts month, hospital commissioners, Rhodes' 1 office the number of days chargeable and this aw ides that the coun type of eneit eing pai in municipal tuberc-i group, number of TB hos and monthly amount in order: 1,051, where there is no local TB hos the slate pays a county $1.2 insurance payments at tne end 01 1S69 were being paid to 746,460 beneficiaries at the rate ol per month. Q-LAWN MOWER the last THE DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY i Mon 3 Four of the victims were French, and the other two New Zealand- 113 S. Main St.

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