Clergymen and Social Security Coverage in 1950s Policy
Clergymen, rabbis, and Christian ministers faced decisions on Social Security coverage under 1950s rules. Details note earnings thresholds, self employment tax rates, and required forms via the District Director of Revenue and the Social Security Administration. Benefits include retirement income and survivor protection, but coverage remains optional per individual choice. The text cites 1956 to 1959 rates and parsonage rental value as earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smythe
Jonist
Aiver
Social Security Administration
Distrct
Main Street
Waltham 54
Mass
Engagement and School Meeting Notes From Washington Parish
The Osher's Club of the Hove School will meet April 4 at 8 p.m with teachers available 7 to 8 p.m. at 4005 East Starks Street Wedgwood Parish Washington. Ellen Joki engages Don Tucker Jr son of Donald W Tucker Sr. Ellen is a 1957 high school graduate now employed at Raytheon. The wedding is planned. Couple club squares dance at Keudbury Town Hall with Dick Davis hosting a Progressive supper. reservations by April 17.
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Osher
Ove
Witheaple Street
Ellen Joki
Donucker, Jr
Donald W. Tucker, Sr
Cker
Bobiversity
Greenville
Rolina
Ing Army
Technie Nuclear Research
Waltham Raytheon
Methodist Church
Keudbury Town Hall
Dick Davis
Stow Scouts Annual Cookie Sale Aims for Day Camp Fund
The Stow Girl Scouts announce their cookie sale from April 13 to 30 with door to door visits. Proceeds will fund a Day Camp on Pilot Grove Hill. a yard auction at Old MacDonald Place Stow Lower Common is planned. donations and S H Green Stamps are welcomed for equipment.
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Stow
Stow Girl Scouts
Pilot Grove Hill
Old MacDonal Place
S&h
Wander in Hither and You in Stow program slides
On April 15 at 8 p m the First Parish Church Stow hosts a slide program Wander in Hither and You in Stow in New England. Sponsored by the Unity Club and arranged by Mrs Fred Strong and Mrs Francis Warren slides from many townspeople will be shown with pie and coffee to follow in the vestry. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
New England
Unity Club
Fred Strong
Francis ‘Warren
Bedford Pastor Visits as Union Church Programs Hold Ahead
Rev. Charles Stephens Jr of Billerica was guest pastor at First Unitarian Church for a Sunday morning service under the theme Standing Up for What He Believes. In the afternoon, members attended L Y meeting at Concord First Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stephens, Jr
Billerica
First Unitarian Church
Concord
Union President Carey to Speak at Ford Hall Forum
James B. Carey president of the IUE AFL CIO will address labor legislation and labor practices investigations at Ford Hall Forum in Boston on Sunday April 12 at 8 PM. Doors open 7 45 PM. He will take audience questions and discuss The McClellan Committee Threat or Help to the Labor Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Carey
International Union of Eletrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Afl-Cio
Boston
McClellan Committee
Ford Hall
Jordan Haji
Clarence Q. Berger
Brandeis University
Carey
CIO
American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
IUE
Dave Bee
Daniel A. Chapman
United States
Ghana
First Parish Church Notes Highlight April Events
The First Parish Church Youth Groups hosted a dance with the Ac ton's Promenaders led by Bob Treyz featuring square and folk dances. A Rock and Roll contest amused high schoolers as adults competed for trophies won by Ronald Mazur Ruth Johnson and Ralph Banfield. April Showers themed decorations graced the gym. Alpine workshops and Adult Fellowship met on April 8 to discuss the fall fair articles and May meeting resolutions in Boston. The April 12 sermon titled Saved So What will be followed by a Special Parish Meeting. Members plan to attend the North Middlesex Conference in Lowell.
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First Parish
Acton
Bob Treyz
United States
Ronald Mazur
Ruth Johnson
Ralph Ban‘field
Alliance Workshop
Adult Fellowship
First
Boston
North Middlesex
Lowell
Tree Planting in Stow On April 18 at Center Park
Stow’s Tree Program for 1959 scheduled for April 18 at 10 30 am at the Center ool. Participants include Grange Civic Club Men's Club PTA Women's Club Garden Club Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Girl Scouts Brownies and the American Legion. County Extension Service representative M axias Trefry will be Stow Tree Warden. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Center Ool
Grange Civic ‘Club
P.T.A
Garden Club
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Girl Scouts
Brownies
American Legion
County Extension Service
Maxias Trefry
Ward Eneo
Diamond and Graphite: Same Elements, Different Structures
Both are pure carbon but diamond ranks as the hardest mineral while graphite is among the softest. The contrast arises from distinct atomic arrangements.
Acton Emerson Auxiliary to Hold April Events
Acton s unit of Emerson Hospital Auxiliary will stage a food sale on Saturday April 11 at the former Strong s Market West Acton with Mrs John Naen in charge. On Tuesday April 14 at 2 30 p m the Acton Roxborough unit holds a spring meeting in the Emerson Hospital conference room inviting the public. Edmund McTerman newly named assistant administrator will speak outlining the two year nursing program and the new blood bank setup. Hospital Day plans include a high school essay contest with winners possibly running the hospital in chosen roles. Transportation help for the meeting may be requested by calling Mrs Charles MacRae.
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Acton
Emerson Splat Auxiliary
Strong's Market
West Acton
Ban Ous
John Naen
Acton-Roxborough
Emerson Hospital
Edmund McTerman
Charles MacRae
Community notes from Sudbury and surrounding towns
Mrs William Tufts longtime Candy Hill resident hosts guest Mrs Melvin Guptill of Coricord road Mr and Mrs Ralph Hawes attend bon voyage party aboard the French liner La Plandre in New York City Miss Williams plans Boston trip after about ten months Rev Carl Seovel Unitarian minister returns from Putnam Conn where he joined a Greenfield Group meeting on Freedom and the Individual Our Lady of Fatima Guild to sponsor Spring Buffet Dance April 17 at Marlboro Country Club tickets via Mrs James Davin Sudbury Framingham area raises 6050 toward 255000 crippled children drive contributions still welcome Crippled Children care of local post office Rummage sale set Wayland First Parish Church April 11 9 am to 2 pm
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Ralph Hawes
Carl Seovel
Unitarian Church
Putnam
Connecticut
Greenfield
The
Ladies of Our Lady of Fatima, Guild
Marlboro Country
James Davin
Metal Light Post Is Knocked Down in East Acton
An accident occurred on May 29 at 12 01 a m at the Piper Road and Route 2 intersection in East Acton. Police found a metal light post knocked down in the eastbound lane and later traced the driver to Alfonse W Chartier of Phillipston who reported to Lunenberg State Police barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Acton
Piper Road
Route 2
Alfonse W. Chartier
Phillipston
Lunenberg
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Easteet
Wedgwood Parashington
Francis
Stow Scouts Cookie Sale
Bedford
Paul J. McCarthy
Strong Market
Sudbury
William Tufts
Candy Hill
Melvin Guptill
Coricord Road
Sudbury - Framingham
Ep ‘Mong L. Billiard
Framingham Trust Company
Wayland
Mirabel Pure
Chicken of
B& M
Fancy
Florida
Richmond
Finast Tomato
Strongheart Dog Food
Ballard
Borden’s
Pillsbury
Borden
the Natural Sciences
American Museum of ‘Natural History
Joan Carol
Libby
Libby Omed
Hudson’s Ve
Earth
Guter Space
Pbs
Law
Maaller
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