Social security benefits at 65 plus workers urged to file
Clare County residents aged 65 or older who are still working may lose hundreds of dollars in Social Security unless they file by January 81, 1962. Traverse City office official E O Wiles explains earnings limits have changed, with some families receiving benefits despite higher yearly earnings. The office at 235 Grand View Parkway offers extended hours on December 1 8 and 15 to assist workers, and a benefit inquiry card is provided to determine eligibility.
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Clare County
E. O. Wiles
Traverse City
Social Security Office
Wiles
Grand View Parkway
Social Security
Community notes from a Michigan town gathering wolf deer tales
The column records multiple obituaries and births, visits, and family events. It notes Reuben Kleinhardt's death and births for Pamela Jane and a son to William and Mrs Hartgrove, with numerous local visitors, hunting reports, festival plans, and hospital updates across Lansing Colonville Huntington and nearby towns.
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Reuben Kleinhardt
William Wilson
Pamela Jane
Robert Hartgrove
Paul Munson
North Shade
Hull
Tom Garver
Wm. Walter
Bernard
Leonard
Johnny Dunlop
Glen Lower
Roger Kleinhardts
Gordon Burton
Carmen Newman
Ray Ruby
Colonville
Harry Shafer
Lansing
Floyd Garver
Maxine Chester
Don Hickerson
Charles Malson
Flint
Bernard Hull
Grand Rapids
Elnora Henderich
Forest Garver Sr
Jay Clute
Jennie
Orville Bates
Ruth Coats
Amanda Newman
Emma Lower
Charles Harrold
Robert Walters
Clark
Nellie Walters
Darlene
Donelle Birdsall
Huntington
Indiana
Fellowship Hall
Fishing Licenses and Park Permits On Sale Now
Michigan residents can buy 1962 fishing licenses trout stamps and annual parks vehicle permits from local dealers. About 1.5 million licenses with digests go to 6,000 dealers and nearly 100,000 annual park permits mailed to about 2,000 dealers. Licenses and permits are valid through December 31, 1961.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Michigan Deer Season Shrinks as Population Surges
In 1859 Michigan imposed a five month 153 day deer season amid a population near 750000. Modern times show a 16 day season with about 7825000 residents, a tenfold population rise and a season roughly one tenth as long.
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Michigan
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