Rejoin the Human Race Relating to Leisure and Retirement
Condensed from Joseph H. Peck’s Let's Rejoin the Human Race, the piece argues most men mistake leisure, urging continued work or purposeful activity after retirement. It stresses that retirees face social alienation, and that meaningful work or drudgery sustains body and mind, delaying senility and preserving dignity.
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Richard Cabot
Joseph H. Peck
M.D
Prentice Hall
Rantoul Area Sees Family Visits and Church Meeting
Mrs Gale Gilbert hosts relatives from Fallon Wellsville and Bethel plus Topeka and Somerset visitors at her home in Rantoul. The Ranton Community Church LLC gathered at Fellowship Hall with Mines Rosa Catterson Agnes Richards and Mabel Rodgers as hostesses. A miscellaneous shower honored Mary Anna Jones recently married. Frank McDonald of Topeka stayed several days at the Grant Catterson home as guests visited Forest Burgeon and Osawatomie households around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shannon
Fallon
Ill
Wellsville
Rantoul
Gilbert
Ralph Shannon
J. R. Payne
Nancy
Bethel
Everett Gilbert
Topeka
Ralph Coler
Somerset
LLC
Ranton Community Church
Fellowship Hall
Mines
Rosa Catterson
Agnes Richards
Mabel Rodgers
Mary Anna Jones
Frank McDonald
Grant Catterson
Forest Burgeon
Arnold
Kansas City
Wayne Burgeon
Osawatomie
Arthur O’brien
Earl Medlen
Personal Income Reaches Record High in May
Washington reports May personal income at an annual rate of 458 billion dollars. For the first five months of 1963 the rate is 19.5 billion higher than the same period last year. Secretary Hodges notes corporate profits in Q1 were virtually unchanged from late 1962.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
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Joseph Peck
William James
the Friendly Store
B.T.U
Coronado
Speen
Mrs
Gale Gilbert
Chevrolet
Moore Chevrolet-Olds, Inc
Ottawa