Retirement plans change minds at age sixty five
A study of retired men across the United States shows most fear losing purpose after 65. Examples from Mr Bradley in Florida and Mr Brown near Arlington VA reveal contentment with modest incomes and reluctance to return to work. Others cite Social Security worries and the desire for simple leisure, while some anticipate lower living costs. A Golden Years booklet by Thomas Collins offers guidance, obtainable for 335 cents from Dept NWNS, Box 1672, Grand Central Station, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bradley
Florida
Brown
Civil Service
Arlington
Mr. Smith
Pennsylvania
Williams
Colorado
Johnson
Missouri
Wilson
California
Thomas Collins
Dept. Nwns
Grand Central Station
New York
N.X
Don’t Be Taken In by a State Attorney General Warning
A State Attorney General warning highlights fake employment offers spreading via referrals. Victims are told to buy expensive audio equipment to prove sincerity. the note is sold to a bank and the seller vanishes, leaving the victim to endure installment payments and potential financial harm. Referrals harmed as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Adams
Oak Wilt Disease Reduced in Michigan Says Officials
Michigan Department of Agriculture officials report a drop of more than 50 percent in oak wilt infections since 1955. The program targets infected trees in 22 counties and uses ground crews and 2 4 D treatment to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Department of Agriculture
G. S. McIntyre
Cass
St. Joseph
Barry
McIntyre
Lower family connections fill Clare weekend visits
Mr and Mrs James Lower of Northville visited brother Herman Lower and family. Jimmie Young stayed with grandparents Jim and Mary Bradley. Sympathy extended to the Randle family for Henry. Herman Lower visited Robert Lower at Lake Thirteen. Willard Phillips family from Standish joined Bradleys for supper. Elmer Yeomans dropped by. Hugh MacMartin family from Royal Oak spent weekend with Aunt Edna Lang. Sympathy to Mrs Smiths family. Walford Siel and sons visited Bradley and Evelyn. Marlene Lower visited her parents. Gary Warner and Jim Bradley made a few calls. Roger Lower moved their trailer to their place. Ray Grandson and Dick visited from Winter Garden, FL. Dale Lower improving after operation. Shop in friendly Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lower
Northville
Herman Lower
Jimmie Young
Clare
Jim Bradley
Randle
Henry
Robert Lower
Lake Thirteen
Willard Phillips
Standish
Jim ‘Bradley
Evelyn
Elmer Yeomans
Hugh MacMartin
Royal Oak
Edna Lang
Smith
Florida
Herman Lowers
Marlene
Ken Lower
Sanford
Dale Lower
Midland
Dale
Community News Notes From Long Lake Area
Social items describe visits and guests at Long Lake cottages including the Careys, the Barcleys, Jovanna Everdeen of Alma and family, Carl Fint of Adrian leaving for Japan duty, and birthday and travel updates. Names include Maude B Norman and Leroy Brown with Michigan ties and a Ford Hospital visit in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Carey
Carl Fint
George Fint
Adrian
Frank Barclay
Long Lake
Jovanna Everdeen
Alma
A. A. Fint
Careys
Fints
Otsego Lake
Carl
Air Force
Japan
Vern Cornelius
Mary Ellen
Appleton
Wisconsin
Robert Foster
Pontiac
Norman
Esh
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Henry Norman
Charles Reynolds
Dearborn Family Visitors Return After Vacation
Mrs Connie Clark and daughters Julie Ann and Barbara visit her parents Mr and Mrs Cullen Moncrief returning home Sunday after traveling since July fourth to Dearborn.
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Connie Clark
Julie Ann
Barbara
Dearborn
Cullen Moncrief
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