Local Notes Cover Sidney Area Activities
Mrs J E Hart and Mrs B T Hill spent Wednesday with friends at Cheyenne. Miss Ruth Boyle contracted mumps. Lyle Mowrer visited Scottsbluff for business and pleasure. Several locals traveled to Sterling and Alliance on business. May baskets being made by Wetomachick group. Catholic women plan district meeting at Chappell. Many residents noted for visits, hospital stays, and family trips in Nebraska and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hart
T. Hill
Cheyenne
Gilbert Peters
Wray
Colo
H. W. Watts
Ruth Boyle
Lyle Mowrer
Scottsbluff
Leo Osborn
Sterling
Joe Reel
Myra
Denver
J. W. Billeter
H. P. Cortney
East Sidney
Roche
Russell Fee
Campbell’s
Vanita Schuester
Lodge Pole
Wesley Kling
North Platte
Lydia Schmidt
Dalton
Sidney
Thelma Wasser
Union Pacific
Safety First Auxiliary
Lester Elkington
Hershel Spearow
Babcock Implement Company
Alliance
R. B. Farquhar
John Deere Plow Company
Oia Kuhn
George Davis
Wetomachick
Jane Dimery
Frank Babb
Broadwater
George Griswold
Helen Weaver
Bridgeport
Ike Weddle
Weddle
Jack Heavrin
Harold D. Keith
Shirley
E. J. Hanna
Beatrice Nelson
South Sidney
Omaha
Nels Stride
Douglas Boyd
Susan
Nancy
Jane
Fleming
Boyd
Thomas Boyd
Jack Hoffman
Campbell Cafe
Campbell
A. J. Jorgenson
R. F. Dedrick
American National Bank
Colorado
Platte Center
King
W. G. Campbell
Baby Son
Pagey Jacobson
E. R. Kratz
Lincoln
Paul L. Martin
R. P. Kepier
George Carter
M. W. Dimery
Carter
George Campbell
East Dalton By Edith Devier Birthday Gatherings
Local households hosted birthday celebrations at the Forrest Devier and Emil Marx homes Wednesday afternoon in honor of Jane and Marva Devier. Attendees include Edith DeVier, Pauline, and various relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Dalton
Edith Dévier
3000 Nebraskans Eligible for Security Lump Payment
More than 3,000 Nebraskans will be eligible for social security benefits this year under the lump sum payment clause of the act, says Earl H. Hill, state field representative. The clause pays 31.95 percent of total wages earned from January 1, 1937 to the 65th birthday or death. Some claims filed, but receipt lag remains due to confusion that one must stop working at 65 to get the lump sum. retirement benefits begin later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Hill
Hill
Lump sum Social Security claim procedure outlined
Hill describes filing lump sum claims by writing to the social security office in the federal building Omaha to receive forms. Applicants complete and return them to the same office, which forwards to Washington for approval. If approved, a check is mailed. widows or executors follow the same process for death benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itcome
Hill
Social Security Office
Federal
Omaha
Washington
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