The Golden Years Strain and Surprising Ventures in Retirement
In Florida retirees face rough patches with neighborly feuds and loud roosters while Walter Keeler turns retirement into a fix it shop, enlisting students as assistants. Other seniors pursue niche services from home repairs to tutoring, car service, and postwork opportunities, redefining life after work.
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Florida
Hong Ickens
Walter W. Keeler
Keeler
Reds Mets Tickets On Sale From Middletown Center
Middletown Senior Citizens Center offers tickets for a July 13 Reds versus Mets game at Riverfront Stadium. Non members pay 6.75 includes reserved seat bus transport insurance and gratuity. Bus departs at 6 p m for the 7 o clock game and the center will be closed Mon Tue for Independence Day observance.
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Cincinnati
New York
Riverfront Stadium
Middletown Senior Citizens Center
Social Security cost of living bump confirmed for July 3 1978
Copley News Service notes a 3.5 percent cost of living increase for Social Security and Supplemental Security Income payments, effective with checks to be received on July 3 1978. The column also covers eligibility details for spouses and disability recipients and outlines maximum and reduced retirement benefits, plus Medicare eligibility.
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Social Security Administration
Copley News Service
Social Security Office
San Diego
Calif
Noon meal program for those over 60 at Murchison Chapel
Noon meals offered Monday through Friday for seniors at Murchison Chapel 611 St Main St. Age 60 plus eligible, sponsored by Butler County Council on Aging City Centre Plaza. Reservations required by calling 423-5341. No charge, donations requested with weekly menu including cubed steak and fried chicken plus sides.
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Murchison Chapel
St Main St
Butler County Council On Aging
City Centre Plaza
Franklin
Russell McElfresh
The
American Legion
E. Fourth St
Warren County Council On Aging
N. Broadway
Lebanon
Millionaire's wife sues for beating at yacht club
Sandra M. Milstein, estranged wife of Cleveland real estate developer Carl M. Milstein, sues for 1.5 million alleging a severe beating aboard a boat at Lakeside Yacht Club on June 4. She seeks 500,000 in compensatory damages and 1 million in punitive damages. The couple married May 30, 1974, separated after Milstein filed for divorce on December 2.
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Cleveland (Ap
Sandra M. Milstein
Cleveland
Carl M. Milstein
Lakeside Yacht Club
Milstein
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Bucky) Greene
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Weatherwax Golf Course
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Butler County
Warren County
C. G. & E. Payments
Breiel Bivd
Central Ave
Leon Shatter Golmck
Sears
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America
Sears Aluminum
Middletown Towne Mall
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