Questions and Answers About Social Security
A series of Q and A on Social Security rules covers disability freezes for six weeks off work, continuance of benefits for a son with severe disability beyond 18, how disability benefits convert to old age at age 65, reduced benefits for retiring at 62, and name changes on Social Security cards. It explains when applications are needed and where to obtain forms OAAN-7003 for name changes.
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Social Security Administration
The Spice of Life Burglar Tale in a Small Town Hotel
An elderly woman checks into a quiet town hotel and seeks the fire escape. She encounters a burglar in a bathroom, then the door bursts open as another intruder chases after her shouting for help. The cashier pleads, revealing a six thousand five hundred dollar shortfall.
Tip and talk sway taxi voters in rival parties
A political meeting featured a Republican boasting a tactic of giving taxi drivers large tips and urging them to vote Republican. A colleague countered that he preferred not tipping and telling drivers to vote Democratic.
Elevator mayhem prompt leads to ironic response
A stout passenger asks if we rise or fall on a broken cable and the elevator operator jokes about lifestyle. A detective seeks a suspect description while a witness notes the man’s mustache may be shaved off. Two bus companions reveal late night worries and a Jewish scholar debates heritage with a Christian colleague.
Highball talk and locker room quips in campus humor
A string of quick punchlines shows students staff and cops sparring over idiosyncrasies. A journalism student seeks tips from a wary editor while a sergeant laments uniform faults. A dieter freshman vows restraint as a roommate jokes about finances.
Incommunicado Executive Requests No Calls
An advertising executive overwhelms the office with work and tells Miss Smith not to connect any calls. He adds he will be out of contact this morning. She asks for his number in case something urgent arises.
Citation Notice in Grayson County Land Case No 66731
The suit in Grayson County Texas seeks title and possession of a 150 by 587.7 foot tract in Gunter described by metes and bounds. Plaintiffs name Ola Pearl Elliott and many Garner heirs as defendants with Elbert Garner and others named, citing an amended original petition filed July 2 1960 and a court in Sherman. The citation requires a written answer by August 15 1960 and warns of unserved status if not returned within 90 days.
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State OF
Texas
L. B. Garner
Frances Garner
Francis Garner
Erma Garner
Irma Garner
Ruby Garner
Ruley Garner
Hazle Morris
Mary Garner
Murray Garner
Les Garner
Murry Garner
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Ola Pearl Elliott
Ola J. Elliott
Elbert Garner
Virgie Garner
Alvin Garner
Opal Garner
Rube Garner
Hazel Garner Morris
James A. Morris
Leo Garner
Ruby Lee Garner
Una Garner Flanery
C. B. Flanery
Opel Garner Puckett
W. H. Puckett
Tom Fair
Georgia Fair
County of
Gray
State of Texas
Gunter
Leroy Kerley
W. W. Brewer
Rod
Clyde Payne
Garner
W. A. Harp
W. C. Parker
Parker
J. A. Garnett
B. F
Frank Mitchell
8Th Street
Mitchell
Payne Tract
Mitchell Tract
Garner Tract
A. D
We Heard About Visitors Weekend in Area
Local social notes list visitors from Memphis Dallas Sherman and Phoenix stayed with area families over the weekend and guests from Denton Calhoun Sherman and Garland included in the gatherings. Sun Want Ads do the job.
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Sun
Newby and Holmes Wed At Greenville Home
Tom McClure Holmes publisher of the Trenton Tribune now in the Army married Miss Jo Nell Newby Friday night at the bride’s parents home in Greenville. Holmes, son of Mrs. Tom Holmes and the late Tom Holmes of Trenton, will reside at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Tom McClure Holmes
Trenton Tribune
Jo Nell Newby
Joe Newby
Greenville
Holmes
Tom Holmes
Trenton
Fort Knox
Family Reunion Held at McKinney Home
A Smith family reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hefner in McKinney on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith and daughters Judith and Julie of Farmington Missouri, and numerous relatives from Flat River Missouri Lubbock and Freeport with several children listed among attendees.
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J. E. Smith
Preston Hefner
McKinney
W. B. Smith
Judith
Julie
Farmington
Gene Smith
Sharron
Karron
Flat River
Jesse James
Don
Lubbock
Community kin listed in Dallas and Tyler notices
Carla and families from Bells Dallas Oakland Tyler Harlingen are named in a social notice. The United States Department of Justice was created in 1789.
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Carla
Jerry Johnson
Bells
Jack Hall
Pamela
Dallas
Johnnie Lewis
Oakland
Calif
Billy Smith
Juanita
Carl
Tyler
Lloyd Fitch
Bobby
Harlingen
United States Department of Justice
Estate of W R Knight Deceased Grayson County Notice
In re estate of W R Knight deceased, Letters Testamentary issued June 20 1960 by Grayson County Court Texas. Creditors must present claims within legal time. Claims may be mailed to Lettie Knight Route 3 Whitesboro Grayson County Texas Independent Executrix of the estate.
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W. R. Knight
Grayson
Texas
Grayson County
Lettie Knight
Route 3
Whitesboro
Whitewright Sun
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