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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1964

Page

2

Railroad Retirement and Social Security Tax Base Debate

Martin E Segal argues the base for Social Security taxes is too low and an increased earnings cap, recently raised for railroad workers to 5400 a year, could fund higher benefits without higher tax rates. He notes past base increases and urges consideration of broader expansion.

Railroad Retirement Board Martin E. Segal Retirement Advisors, Inc Social Security Kennedy Washington Martin E Peoples Life Insurance Company

Easter activities at Dickerson Methodist Church outlined

Following the Easter Sunrise Service a breakfast will be served in the social room with Mrs. Martin Wiseman in charge. Rev. M Robert Mulholland pastors the Dickerson and Koontz Chapel charge and announced Thursday night communion at 8 pm. A color film Gates of Glory will be shown by the Dickerson and Koontz YM YF groups. The W S C S met with Mrs Ellwood Claggett hosting. Easter program by Rev and Mrs Mulholland featured readings and worship.

Margaret E. Stull Dickerson Sugarloaf Mountain Dickerson Methodist Church Martin Wiseman Robert Mulholland Mulholland Koontz Chapel M Y.fs Dickerson Methodist W S.C.S Ellwood Claggett Beallsville Arthur Stull Stull Dorothy L. Sayer

Dickerson area church events and birthdays noted

Final plans for the Koontz Chapel Bake Sale in Frederick March 28. Dickerson church groups prepare Spring Supper April 11. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stull celebrate 30th anniversary Easter Sunday. Linda Parks sustains injury at home and requires 11 stitches. Local residents host and visit relatives, with several birthdays, a church school start April 5, and M V F and M Y F activities planned including roller skating March 30.

Linda Parks Fred Parks Bethesda Upper Montgomery County Ambulance Eee Eli Roberson Roberson Ruth Roberson Young Couples Fellowship Dickerson Mulholland Koontz Chapel Harry Kanade Adamstown Carrie Nicolson Dickerson Methodist Church F. R Hauschildt Tom Kessler Martin Wiseman Johnnie Streams Pt. of Rocks James Belcher Bruce Long Bettie Carlisle Nathan Hildebrand Arthur Stull Judy Sarton Joe Dixon Bobby Mercer Richie Royer Marshall Dixon Anna Melvin Dickerson and Koontz Chapel M.y.fs Denny Whittington Near Jefferson

English Lesson Notes From W L Gordon

Lesson notes discuss common usage errors with do not say each of you is allowed two pieces of cake. Mispronunciation guidance suggests rhyming with quite for inquiry and clarifies liquor versus liqueur. Includes synonyms for honest and just.

W. L. Gordon

Vatican announces word study at Easter Mass

The Vatican says Pope Paul VI will hold an outdoor Easter Mass on St. Peter's steps to accommodate enormous crowds. Today’s word is elation, signifying lifting of the mind or mood.

Vatican Vatican City Paul VI St. Peter’s

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