Social Security payout options for retirees explained
The article discusses choices for retirees mainly women who quit work before 65 and are eligible for benefits. It explains a lump sum plus smaller monthly benefit versus a larger monthly benefit, noting the option can occur regardless of when benefits start and that the decision often benefits those needing cash now. It cites a couple example figures of 834 dollar lump sum with 41.70 monthly vs 48 monthly with no lump sum and asks why such offers exist.
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Social Security
Mrs Mary Myers receives College of Regents degree in Frederick
Mrs Mary Louise Myers chairman of the Academy of Friendship of the Frederick Women of the Moose earned the College of Regents degree at Mooseheart Illinois. The ceremony honored her long service and leadership in the local Moose auxiliary.
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College of Regents
Mary Myers
Mary Louise Myers
Academy of Friendship of the Frederick Women of the Moose
College of Regents of Theeaten
House of God
Mosseheart
Myers
Francis Scott Key
Poe
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Moose
Frederick
Frederi ‘Ick
Women of the Moose
Frederick Women of the Moose
Moosehart
Academy of Friendship
Baltimore
Academy of Friendship For the Moose Women
Pension rules for World War I widow clarified
A World War I widow may qualify for a pension if her late husband served at least 9 days and her income is under 1900 a year, higher limits apply with dependents. The pension range is 27 to 64 monthly, and applications go to a local Veterans Administration office.
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Veterans Administration Office
United States Government
Veterans Administration
Mrs Smith Re-elected President of Amvets Auxiliary Post 2
Mrs Eleanor Smith was elected president of the Amvets Auxiliary Post No 2 at a recent meeting. New officers include Mrs Betty Monath Senior vice president Mrs Alberta Walsh junior vice president Mrs Helen Warrenfeltz secretary and others. A $50 contribution was made to the Junior Fire Company ambulance fund. July 6 meeting scheduled due to holiday.
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Eleanor Smith
Amvets
Garber
Elizabeth Staley
Ada Ford
June Farr
Therapist to Attend Convention in Cleveland
Elliott Weinberg registered physical therapist and coordinator of the Easter Seal Treatment Center in Frederick will attend the American Physical Therapy Convention in Cleveland from June 28 to July 3. He is one of five Maryland delegates, announced by Oliver Leakins, Western Maryland Easter Seal council chairman.
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Elliott Weinberg
Frederick
Cleveland
Ohio
Oliver Leakins
Maryland
Weinberg
Maryland therapists license debate at 1965 convention
Mrs Florence Kendal of Baltimore Miss Rebecca Hastings and Ruth Lattimer from the University of Maryland School of Physical Therapy attend a convention with doctors physiatrists and therapists discussing licensing across states. Weinberg notes 43 states require licensure and hopes for nationwide laws. General MacArthur headed the 1928 Olympic Games Committee.
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Florence P. Kendal
RPT
Baltimore
Rebecca Hastings
Battle Monument
Joseph Hog
United States Public Health Hospital
Ruth Lattimer
University of Maryland School of Physical Therapy
Weinberg
United States
Maryland
Douglas MacArthur
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