Shepherd Area bowling results showcase mixed couples and teams
Edmons Peters and Leatherman Billsby lead high team series with 2451 and 870 game. Men and women achieve top series and games across mixed couples and community leagues including Tuboscope Manhattan Blatz standings and individual scores for Richards Peters White and Leatherman with several 2xx games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmons
Peters Leatherman
Billsby
Cline
Maybee
Richard
Wald
Leatherman
White Umler
Lee Huff
Anderson Stevens
Leatherman - Billsby
Leatherman - White
Edmonds - Peters
Richards - Walch
Huff - Anderson
Larry Richards
Dick Anderson
Jim White
Rhea Billsby
Margaret Peters
Joanne Leatherman
Ed Walch
Willene Brown
Doris Umler
Community Men’s Tuboscope Company
Manhattan
Ken’s Variety Store
North American Drill. Co
Jack’s Snack Bar
Collin Farmers Supply
Moorman’s Feeds
Tuboscope Company
Blatz
Ray Porter
Dave Browne
Sylvester Wieferich
Jim Walton
Art Steele
Ulsh
Schell - Goblirsch
Rhynard - Shouey
Bruce Ulsh
Steve Stevens
Pete Stalter
Harold Post
Lee Goblirsch
Marge Shouey
Pat Rhynard
Marie Travis
Questions on Social Security benefits and disability
A reader asks how to estimate annual Social Security benefits given variable earnings and how disabled one must be to qualify for disability insurance. The article directs readers to the Social Security Administration District Office in Mt. Pleasant Michigan for a free pamphlet titled You Don’t Have To Retire Completely To Get Social Security Benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
The
Social Security Administration
Social Security
W. Broadway
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Disability benefits and retirement: Social Security rules
The law defines disability as an injury or illness preventing substantial gainful activity. Disability benefits are computed as if you were 65 on the disability start date, so the monthly amount matches the retirement benefit at 65. To qualify for disability insurance you must have worked under Social Security for a required period.
Shepherd FFA Candy Sale Fundraiser Begins November 29
The Shepherd FFA announces a candy sale to raise funds for its activities next year. Dale Fultz chairs the campaign with committee members Jim Farr Jerry Darnell Randy Whitney Gary He therington Tim Hynes and Jim Howland. Proceeds benefit FFA programs and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd F. F. A
Shepherd
Cherrydale Farms
Dale Fultz
Jim Farr
Jerry Darnell
Randy Whitney
Gary Hetherington
Tim Hyne
Credits for at least five years of work during a ten year period
The statement notes eligibility requires five years of work within a ten year period ending before the onset of disability. It emphasizes the time frame for qualifying work credits and ties them to disability determination.
Shepherd Future Farmers Drive Seeks Community Support
The Shepherd Future Farmers invite community backing for a summer fishing and sight seeing tour and spring awards at a parents and son banquet. Report by Randy Whitney lists local visits and Thanksgiving entertaining by families including Hildebrand and Wilson households with guests from East Lansing Grayling Mt. Pleasant Holt Detroit and Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Son
F.F. A
The
Shepherd Future Farmers
Randy Whitney
W. O. Hildebrand
East Lansing
H. H. Perrine
Grayling
Irvin Wilson
W. O. Bryant
Lyle Bryant
Bill Bryant
Charles Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Thomas
Holt
Richard Thomas
Detroit
Lorraine Long
Richard
Brooklyn
New York
Roger Gulick
Perrine visiting Betts family in Shepherd
Mrs. L. W. Perrine is visiting her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Betts, in Shepherd.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shepherd F.F.A. News
Pacific
Solomon Islands
Aldman
Presto Dyechem Co., Inc
Yonkers, N. Y
U.S
Che
Remington
Lefaucheux
Shepherd Briefs
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Louisville
Notre Dame
Joe Black
Department of Coincidences
Dave Marr
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Marr
Palm Springs
Sam Snead
Patty Berg
Miss Berg
United States
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