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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
12
The Social Security Administration explains earnings limits for retirees 66 and under 67, with withholding rules. Even at 65 you can work and still receive benefits, while continuing work may allow monthly payments. 64 and spouse earn about 1800 yearly each, so neither must quit business to receive checks.
Waterfowl rules allow two more birds per day with the right targets. Scaup count toward the daily limit, mergansers are extra up to five per day, canvasbacks and redheads stay protected. Publication offers a 48 page Waterfowl Identification Guide for 25 cents or a free Know Your Ducks folder.
The township clerk announces registration for the General Election on Tuesday November 6 1962. Registration allowed on most days except Sundays holidays and the 30 day window before the election. Eligible voters not yet registered may apply in person.
Neighborhood notes record Mrs. Treva Krick visiting Mrs. Nellie Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Knauss visiting Mrs. Bertha Knauss who later went to St. Louis to visit her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Gale Graham. Several households in Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns are mentioned with Sunday calls and trips to Midland and Lansing. The piece includes a public question about early Social Security benefits for those 65 and older and an answer encouraging timely application due to possible monthly or yearly low earnings.
A compact listing of clues across and down for a traditional crossword puzzle. The grid includes common entries such as Tigers for across and Limit or On the ocean for down, inviting solvers to fill in known terms and related wordplay.
The snippet lists numbered clues hinting at a ranch term and a Celebes ox, plus a spinning toy. It reads like a cryptic crossword fragment with three entries to solve.
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