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Shepherd Argus

Location

Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1963

Page

15

Social Security guidance on early retirement and earnings

Reader questions address taking benefits at 62, benefit reductions, reporting wages, and household workers. The SSA explains 20 percent reduction at 63? correction: 80 percent at 62 and 10 percent at 63, importance of filing annual earnings reports, and who counts as household workers such as maids, cooks, gardeners, valets, chauffeurs and regular babysitters.

Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance The Social Security Administration W. Broadway Mt. Pleasant Michigan Congress Social Security Social

Buckskin Troop 123 Vacation at Houghton Lake

Boy Scout Buckskin Troop 123 spent the weekend at Dick OConnor cottage near Houghton Lake for fishing and recreation. On Sunday they attended Church at the Heights where former Scout Master Harold Taber serves as minister. Reminder to adjust meeting times for the time change.

Dick O’connor Houghton Lake the Heights Harold Taber

South Chippewa Extension Club Meets with New Member

The South Chippewa Extension Club met at Mrs. Gerald Servoss's home with eleven members present. A new member, Mrs. Ernest Goldbecker, joined. A potluck lunch followed, and Mrs. George Dimit led an afternoon lesson on Smocking Fancy Pillows. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Seward Walton's home.

South Chippewa Extension Club Gerald Servoss Ernest Goldbecker George Dimit Seward Walton

Edmon Koutz 45th wedding anniversary observed at Shepherd home

Open house celebrated the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Edmon Koutz at their Shepherd residence. Mrs Frank Schmelzer baked and decorated the wedding cake. The couple, formerly of the area, received many gifts and were visited by relatives from nearby communities.

Edmon Koutz Shepherd Frank Schmelzer Gratiot Community Hospital Alma Dick Britting Wayne Nate Keith Deveraux Springfield Ohio

Courter Family Hosts Guests During Weekend Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Courter and children of Midland were Sunday dinner guests of Courter's mother Mrs. Amy Courter. The couple later visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Courter and children. Mrs. Margaret Allen returned from Northville after a few days with her mother Mrs. Addie McClean and other relatives. Eugene Schmelzer of Gordonville dined with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmelzer. Kenny and Craig Welch of Ithaca spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Raycraft.

Thomas Courter Midland Courter Amy Courter Arthur Courter Margaret Allen Addie McClean Northville Eugene Schmelzer Gordonville Frank Schmelzer Little Kenny Craig Welch Ithaca Kenneth Raycraft Gale W. Brien Mable Stalter Dale Stalter Beaverton Herb Yorke Gladwin

Lucky Thirteen Birthday Club Celebrates February Meet

The Lucky Thirteen Birthday Club gathered with Mrs. Bernice Travis on her February 19 birthday. Eleven members and one guest attended a pleasant afternoon of visiting and games. Prizes were drawn by guest Jerrie Knorr, and refreshments were served. A get well card was signed for Mrs. Ella Mullett in Carson City Hospital.

Bernice Travis Helen Gimmey Nellie Bowman Rena Hungerford Esther Bott Hazel Barnes Donna Steeds Mame Jerrie Knorr Ella Mullett Carson City Hospital

Pink and blue shower honors Mrs Ridgeway in Chippewa

Mary Sill and Rosier Ohms hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Richard Ridgeway at the Ohms home. The couple lost their home in a fall fire. Gifts were plentiful. Lovica Chivington is ill at home with her daughter-in-law staying part time. Jerry Cole Bert Cole and spouses visited Midland to see their father Russell Cole, seriously ill at a brother's home.

Mary Sill Rosier Ohms Richard Ridgeway Ohms Lovica Chivington Frank Johnson Pleasant Jerry Cole Bert Cole Midland Russell Cole

Community Visits Across Saginaw Flint and Beaverton

Local residents report weekend visits and family gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney of Saginaw visited aunt Mrs. S. R. Boyles. Keith Freeze and son Roger traveled to Flint to see sister-in-law. Kenneth Harry on 20 day leave celebrated with family. Several others hosted dinners and noted travel to California and Ithaca employment. Ice activities and visits to relatives across Rock Lake Beaverton Gladwin Ferris Institute and Lake areas marked the period.

John Mooney Saginaw S. R. Boyles Keith Freeze Roger Flint Charles Cole Clifford Harry Kenneth Harry Ruth Anne Hamilton Betina Cheryl Ruth Brown Debbie David and Elwood Shattuck Harry California Ira DeLong Ithaca Leo Feltman

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