Social Security Name Change and Benefit Questions
The set explains name changes after marriage, how to obtain a new card, and that the number remains the same. It describes checking with the local office, mailing procedures, and guidance on correcting earnings and credits for a babysitting period. It also covers early retirement at 62 versus 65, and widow benefits, with immediate claiming versus waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Office
Baltimore
Maryland
Army PFC Van Orden in Grafenwehr Training Exercise
Army PFC Larry G. Van Orden of Mt. Pleasant Michigan and other 4th Armored Division personnel participate in an eight week field training exercise in Grafenwehr Germany. The program ends May 16 and covers night fighting chemical biological radiological defense communications security and handling of new arms and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Larry G. van Orden
Edward S. van Orden
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
4Th Armored Division
78Th Artillery
Grafenwehr
Germany
Che Shepherd Argu CROSSWORD CLUES SOLVE
Crossword clues listed with numbers and hints across Abel father to Bohemian like. Includes entries such as Eisenhower vapor zodiac sign and sea eagle, needing matching words for each number.
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Eisenhower
Easter Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Bie and Mr and Mrs Edwin Frisbie and children of Forest Hill hosted Sunday dinner with Frisbie daughter and family including James Rademacher and children from Alma. Additional gatherings involved Ted and Elwell Fris Gross, Russell Giesken and family of Lansing, John Maas Jr and Rudy Giesken of Alma visiting John Maas Sr, and Charles Ballard with Basil Barnes. A 21 year old Army driver with Battery B Crailsheim, who enlisted in May 1960 after Fort Knox training, is noted alongside his mother Eva Wallace of Route 4 and Shepherd High School attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Giesken
Lansing
John Maas, Jr
Rudy Giesken
Alma
John Maas
Charles Ballard
Basil Barnes
Free World
Crailsheim
Army
Fort Knox
van Orden
Eva Wallace
Route 4
Shepherd High
Easter Events and Visitation Roundup in Forest Hill
Forest Hill residents hosted family and friends over the weekend. Visits included Reed of Alma with Bert Towersey, Brittings with Delmer O Boyle in Mt Pleasant, and Frisbie family gatherings. Danley Schmelzer from Gordonville spent time with Frank Schmelzer’s grandparents. Easter Sunrise Service at Church of Christ drew a large crowd and youth groups performed. Mrs Amy Courter joined Thomas Courter’s Midland family for the weekend. Bessie Frisbie hosted Easter dinner with guests from Pleasant Valley and Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reed
Alma
Bert Towersey
Nate Britting
Delmer O’boyle
C.M. C. Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Edwin Frisbie
Wayne Frisbie
Danley Schmelzer
Gordonville
Frank Schmelzer
Billy Decamp
Wm. Pearl
Lucille Koutz
James Rademacher
Dick Britting
Amy Courter
Thomas Courter
Midland
Roland Koutz
Ed. Koutz
Shepherd
Gene Schmelzer
Bessie Frisbie
Pleasant Valley
Orville Koutz
Easter Visits Across Riverdale and Grand Rapids
Shepherd briefs note Mr and Mrs D DeLong visiting Mr and Mrs Norman Minser and children Saturday evening at Riverdale. Miss Retha Tibbels and sister Jane spent Easter Sunday in Grand Rapids with relatives. Mr and Mrs Leonard Gross and family celebrated Easter Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Garvey Gross of Harrison. Mr and Mrs Harry Berhend of Blanchard spent Friday evening with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Leonard.
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D. DeLong
Norman Minser
Riverdale
Retha Tibbels
Jane Tibbels
Grand Rapids
Leonard Gross
Garvey Gross
Harrison
Harry Berhend
Blanchard
Mrs
Leonard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don Rhode & Sons
Wire Service
Adams Flower Shop
N. Mission
Shepherd High High School
Su Tchenette
ACROS
Abel
Lion's Pride
Siberian Gulf
Sea Eagle
Temerity
Che Shepherd
Argu
Pan- Llama
Gent Peru
United of Nations Wisconsin
Shun Ape
Back
Sandarac Tree
Shepherd Briefs
Frank Shelley
E. Maple St
Shepherd, Michigan
PCA
Wright Ave
The
United States Brewers Association
SA Rene Brewers Association, Inc
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