Check-Up On Your Social Security Benefits At 65
Qualified workers over 65 may be losing monthly benefits by waiting to retire before filing. Harold F. Benjamin of the Scottsbluff Social Security office urges filing the first month after turning 65 if leaving a social security job or earnings are within limits. Benefits can be paid for months earnings are under $14.99 on a taxable job, with back pay only up to three months. For details, write to the Scottsbluff Social Security Administration at 114 Flynn Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff
Federal Social Security Administration
Benjamin
Social Security Administration
Flynn Building
Nebraska
Cooking results influenced by altitude on vegetables
Emma Thiessen of the Wyoming Experiment Station explains high altitude cooking. At 7200 feet in Laramie versus 600 feet in Chicago, water boils lower, so vegetables receive less heat and need longer boil times. Beets, cauliflower, and onions rise 55 to 66 percent. other vegetables 4 to 14 percent more time per 1000 feet. Steaming shows similar patterns. pressure cookers help flavor and color, though temperatures are lower.
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Laramie
Wyo
Chicago
Emma Thiessen
Wyoming Experiment Station
Miss Thiessen
Thiessens
Fragmentary Note on Breakable Targets from Lumber Craft
Readable text describes making breakable targets by sawing a piece of 2x2 lumber into 2 inch pieces. Mentions that past attempts break when hit and discusses target movement. Contains disjoint phrases about people and events without clear names or dates.
Sunol Social News Briefs From Mrs Hunt and Neighbors
Sunol notes record a week of travels to Kearney for state teacher college exams, a fall injuring Mrs Ben Vacik, several local calls at E H Ehlers home, a wedding at St Pauls Lutheran in Sidney for Gladys Bauer and Wayne Adams, a large St Pauls reception, Easter decor, Esther Bartel shower, and visits from Osborns, Nelsons, DeMers, and Booth with Jeraldine Booth staying in Sunol.
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Junior Cronk
Donald Huston
Jean Crabb
Kearney
Shirley
Gale Doggett
Cecil Hunt
Gladys Bauer
Wayne Adamis
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sidney
Strom sRinol
Houser
St. Paul's ‘Lutheran
City Auditorium
Ogallala
Sunol
Farm Labor Demand Heavy This Spring
Heavy demand for farm labor in the four county Nebraska State Employment Service area is reported by director Francis Hiner. Twenty three qualified farm hand positions, for Banner Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel counties, are open to married or single workers. Only qualified applicants need apply, and interested individuals should contact the Sidney NSE S office promptly.
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Nebraska State Employment Service Office
Francis Hiner
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Hiner
Sidney Nses
South Sund Notes From Lodgepole Area Report
Local notes report recovering residents and visitors in Lodgepole and Sterling Nebraska including Antone Oliverius senior, W. G. Brown after surgery, measles hits Tim Simpson and Danny Dickinson, and snowfall affecting birds and stock. Families such as Dickinsons, the Oliv erius and Vizina cohorts visit, while road access to Crook opens and birds are urged to receive grain feed.
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S. _Antone ¢ Oliverius Sr
Lodge+ pole
Glenn Dickinson
Sterling
van Cook
Ed Ahlberg
W. G. Brown
Near Crook
St. Benedict Hospital
Frank Kokes
Tim Simpson
Danny Dickinson
SFELEGRAPH Letter and Legal Size File Folders
The SFELEGRAPH advertises letter and legal size file folders suitable for organized office storage. Durable construction aimed at handling standard document sizes, with accessible labeling areas for quick retrieval.
Singing Suzies 4-H Club Meets at Dixie Dykman Home
The Singing Suzies 4-H Club met at the home of Dixie and Judy Dykman with all members present except one. Learning to Cook girls prepared custard while Summer Wardrobe discussed weaving. Mary Ann Rufenacht gave a demonstration and Violet Shepherd was a guest. The meeting ended with home movies and a refreshments served. Reporter Dixie Dykman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Judy ‘Dykman
Corder
Mary Ann Rufenacht
Violet Shepherd
Corn Supply Ample and Other Foods Slated for Week Start
The Agriculture Department says canned corn will be plentiful nationwide the week beginning April 3. Other foods in good supply include fresh and frozen fish in the Northeast Midwest and West Irish potatoes in the Southeast and eggs in the Southwest.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Heath and Gi Aporewa Barne Face Day Debut
Heath and Gi Aporewa Barne prepare for a day trial as they seek success in local fixtures. The event promises competition and a chance to showcase early form amid supportive crowds.
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Telegraph
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