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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1957

Page

8

Social Security widow rules and lump sum death payments

A column explains how Social Security affects widows, insured status, and possible lump sum death payments. It notes thresholds for fully or currently insured, monthly payments like 108.50, 81.40, and 73 percent life expectancy, and the lump sum of 90 to 225 tied to the deceased’s age and insured status. It invites readers to write Kay Henry with retirement questions.

Ray Mexey Eter Social Security Kay Henry

Kemptown Guests Open Their Home For Summer

Mrs J P Hay jen of Washington, and Mrs FFene Sepmell wintered in Baltimore and return to open their home for the summer. Mrs Clarence Brown attended Nazarene Conference in Harrisburg as a Frederick Nazarene Church delegate. Mrs Cora Putman improved after surgery at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore. Myrtle Brown of Mr Pleasant visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown. Mrs Donald Jones and children of Baltimore visited Airs Jones' parents. Mr and Mrs Wayne Tucker and children of Jefferson, Mr and Mrs Ira Watcher of Etchison, and Misses Shirley Nichols and Ruth Burns were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Chester Hawkins.

Kemptown Lillye Williams J. P. Hay Jen Washington Maxine Browning Ffene Sepmell Baltimore Garrison Boulevard Clarence Brown Nazarene Conference Harrisburg Brown Nazarene Church Frederick Cora Putman Union Memorial Hospital Myrtle Brown Pleasant Donald Jones Jones Warren Davis Wayne Tucker Jefferson Ira Watcher Etchison Shirley Nichols Ruth Burns Chester Hawkins Truman Orville Reader Robert Curity Laurence Ross Sunbury Simppose

Memorial Day Event Planned At Damascus Hospital

Memorial Day plans in Damascus shift to Baker VA Center as Slade prepares to replace retiring manager Wales E Finnegan. Slade, a 1921 VA recruit, has served at centers in Danville Wood Wisconsin Dayton Seattle Kecoughian Clinton and Columbia, with Army service 1941 to 1946. Damascus ceremonies begin with a public Memorial Service at the American Legion Home at 9 am followed by a parade down Montgomery Countyville route.

Columbia D C Baker VA Slade Wales E. Finnegan Evansville Ind Danville Wood Wisconsin Dayton Ohio Seattle Kecoughian Clinton Iowa American Legion Jerry Kong Rockville

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