2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, July 10, 19691
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If oirth certificates and bap
tismal records aren’t available,
the department wants the next
Honors Hampton's
best evidence. Early schrol
reco'ds, military records, old
At Bodeker Home
insurance policies and census
records are useful.
LYONS—Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Flaten said. “I can recall
Bodeker were hosts for a fam only tw’o or three cases in my
ily gathering with a patio pic social security career where
nic on the Fourth of July hon claims were denied because
oring their son-in-law and there was insufficient proof f
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl claimant’s age. But we have a
Hampton on their 25th wed number of claims every week
ding anniversary.
where checks cJuld have
Attending were Mr. anti Mrs. gone out from two weeks to
Hampton, Margo. David, and three months earlier if the
Shelley of Salem: Mr. and Mrs. individual had been able to
Norman Johnson and Eric of provide us with evidence of
Auburn, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. his age light away.”
Leroy Hiatt of Roseburg: Mr.
Proof of last year’s earnings
and Mrs. Leland Manning and
Cheryl, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde usually means W-2 statements,
Bressler. The occasion also for th“ self-empl Jyed. it means
honored Mr. and Mrs. Bress a copy of last year’s federal
ler on their wedding annivers income tax return.
ary and the birthday annivers Then, depending on whether
aries of Mr. Bressler and Mr. the claim is for retirement,
survivors, disability, or medi
Hampt an.
care benefits, social security
may want proof of marriage,
divorce,
military service cr
Hellers Host Family
death.
Potential applicants may
Holiday Gathering
wish to phone the social se
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Heller curity office, prior to their
were hosts at their annual 4th visit, for information as to
of July picnic. Attending were what documentary evidence
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Pierce. Mr. will be needed in establishing
claim. Whether cr not
and Mrs. John Thompson and their
Katy from Bend, Mr. and Mrs. retirement is a long way off,
Marvin Bibler and children, it’s a good idea to get docu
in order now so there
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Kuhlman ments
will be no delay in payments
and children from Salem, Mr. after
and Mrs. Arthur Ullyot from made. the initial application is
Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
For further information, con
Kuhlman and Butch and Mr. tact
the Salem social security
and Mrs. Ron Kuhlman from
Albany, Mrs. Ruby Foldager office located at 702 Church
and Mrs. Inez Flanders from street, NE. The telephone num
Montehello. California, Mrs. ber is 585-1793. Regular office
Tod Vought from Westminster, hours are from 8:30 a', m. to
California. Mary Susann Hel 4:30 p. m. Monday through Fri
ler, Alicia Plowman and Bar day. For the convenience of
bara Kimball from Monmouth. those who cannot visit or phone
the office during regular of
fice hours, the office is open on
Monday evenings until 7-30 p.
Marie Tolbert Takes
m.
Family Gathering
Rebekah Lodge
Tomans Entertain
Plans For Visitation
Guests July 4th
Mildred Carr presided at the
July 2 meeting of Santiam Re
bekah lodge in the absence of
Bessie Jobe, noble grand.
Lettie Swan gave the report
on the lodge visitation to Eva
No. 92 at Stayton. Others at
tending from here were Ida
Fleetwood, Eleanor Nicodemus
Lettie Swan, Marie Stickney
and Hattie Cole.
The float committee com
prised of Mildred Carr, Irl
Plymuie and Carmen Barn-
hardt said they had go<xl help
on the work nights. Itouise
Gruver was the princess for
the Prize-winning IOOF-Re-
bekah sponsored float.
The president of the Re
bekah Assembly of Oregon is
paying Santiam lodge her of
ficial visit in September and
members practiced on degree
work and singing of the presi
dent’s song to be in readiness
of the occasion.
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Toman in Mill
City, were Mr. and Mrs. Art
Robison of Spray, ; nd Mr. and
Mrs. Emil VonVercL of Holly
wood, California. They arrived
Wednesday. Then on July 4th
other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Toman and Janet of
Salem: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rose,
Jimmy, Sharon and Kathy,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toman of
Stayton and Mr. and Mrs. Lad
die Bezdek of Salem joined
the group for a party at the
Toman home. Mrs. Toman said
this was the first time since
1939 that her daughters, Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs. Rose and her
son, Mr. VonVerdo had been
together.
Mrs. VonVerdo is well known
as a producer of “Four Winds
to Adventure.” While they
were here they made a trip to
Vancouver, B. C„ on business
concerning their production
work.
The Von Verdos and Robi
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Thursday.
The Mill City Enterprise
Floyd Johnsons Visit
California Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson
and their granddaughter. Lauri
Cuthbert of Salem left June 29
for Hoopa, California to visit
Mrs. Johnson’s sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
O’Rourke.
They stopped at Roseburg to
leave their grandson, Brian
Hudgins who had been visit
ing them for the past two
weeks.
The group visited the House
of Mystery near Gold Hill and
the Museum at historic Jack
sonville.
They visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ferd Jones, uncle and
aunt of the Floyd Johnsons
and were pleased to see two of
his cousins, Myrtis and Phyllis,
who will be remembered by
many in this area. He had not
seen the women for 37 years.
Mr. Jones was principal of
the old Gates High school
many years ago.
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Vacation Trip
Mrs. Marie Tolbert has re
turned to her home following
a visit of several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Mabel King in
Tacoma.
Mrs. Tolbert and Mrs. King
went on the Ferry to Victoria
where they spent two days
sightseeling. While there they
stayed at the Empress Hotel.
Mrs. Tolbert attended a fam
ily picnic at Sweet Home on
the 4th at the home of her
late husbands niece, Mrs. Bob
Pattie.
Your Social Security
By C. I. Flaten. Dist. Mgr.
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It really isn’t necessary to
wait several weeks f :r social
security checks to begin. Nor
do widow’s and children need
to wait for those important
payments to start.
All it takes is some advance
planning and getting together
the right information.
C. I. Flaten, district mana
ger of the sjcial security office
in Salem, said today “The big
gest single reason for delay in
payment of social security
claims is that people do not
have readily available the doc
uments and evidence needed to
establish their eligibility.”
Two things are almost al
ways needed—proof of age and
evidence of the past year’s
earnings.
Social security needs proof
of age to assure that everyone
gets the right benefit at the
right time. That proof must
lie accurate because large
sums can be paid out in cash
benefits and in reimburse
ments for hospital and medical
expenses.
An original birth certificate
is best. A baptismal certificate
made before age 5 will do.
The social security adminis
tration can help potential ap
plicants find their birth certi
ficates. The department knows
when each state started keep
ing oirth records. Applicants
born after that date would be
asked to write for a copy of.
that document.
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Community
Calendar of Events
Thursday, July 10—
Garden club picnic at Fish
ermen’s Bend park. 12 noon.
North Santiam aerie Fra
ternal Order of Eagles at their
hall 8 p. m.
Wednesday, July 16—
Santiam Rebekah lodge at
hall 8 p. m.
Jaycees at Jaycee hall 8 p m.
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