Doon News Diana Lehman to graduate from South Dakota
Diana Lehman daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Lehman will graduate June 6 from the University of South Dakota Vermillion with a B A degree in business teacher education. She was among 485 graduates dedicated to I D Weeks. She will teach in West Lyon Community School Inwood this fall. Other notes cover community events and local movements.
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Diana Lehman
Warren Lehman
University of South Dakota, Vermillion
I. D. Weeks
Miss Lehman
Central Lyon
Briar Cliff
Sioux City
West Lyon
Inwood
Bernard van Striksum
Tennison
Mich
John van Surksum
van Surksum
Doon Shelter
John Elenbaas
Christian Reformed Church
Weltsburg
Iowa
Kev Elenbas
Soin
Must Apply Before 0 For Medicare
John R. Goldman, social security district manager in Sioux City Town, warns that anyone turning 65 in 1966 must apply during the three months before turning 65 to gain immediate Medicare hospital and medical insurance. Delaying past the birthday month delays coverage. The seven month enrollment window for supplementary medical insurance begins three months before 65 and ends three months after 65.
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Medicare
John R. Goldman
Social Security
Sioux City
Town
Goldman
Early Social Security 65th Birthday Filing Advice
Goldman urges people with upcoming 65th birthdays to file two to three months early at Social Security offices to ensure full hospital and medical coverage begins the first day of the month they turn 65. Bring birth certificates if possible. Marsh will be at Rock Rapids Court House on Wednesday June 15, 1936 to help with questions.
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Hattie Vaningen
Town City
Pleasant Acres
Hull
Jacob van Mantgem
First Reformed Church
Bonnie Breuer
Sheldon
John Keegan
Mayme Kleespies
MPC
Rock Rapids
Secretary of State's
Sioux County Recorder
Secretary of State
Sioux County Recorder's Office
Recorders Office
Goldman
Social Security
Social Security Office
George B. Marsh
Sioux City
Idwa
Rock Rapids Court House
Marsh
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