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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964
Let's Get Acquainted!
Do you know this man?
Born August 16, 1880 in vicinity of
Portland.
Married at Portland in 1906.
Lived in Washington a number of
years.
Came to Vernonia in 1923.
Worked for Clark and Wilson many
years and for Oregon American
same.
Now retired.
Has one child, two grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Owns a home near Vernonia that is
a showplace because of the interest
he and his wife take in gardening
and flower raising.
(Information supplied by J. W. Ni
chols)
Answer to quiz used October 1,
Dudley Spofford, with one correction.
He and Mrs. Spofford were married
at Vernonia by Rev. Ted Leavitt.
Nickel: What this country needs—
a good 5 cent one.
Helens.
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BILL J, HORN
VERNONIA INSURANCE
EXCHANGE
Phone H A 9-6203
905 Bridge Street
Vernonia, Oregon
Representing.
Hartford Accident and
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Indemnity Company
Member Hartford
Insurance Group
Hartford 15, Conn.
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Granddaughter Arrives
At Home in Los Angeles
MIST — Mrs. Lloyd Garlock re
turned Sunday evening from Los An
geles after being there since Sep
tember 25. She arrived at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Carl Dawson,
to welcome a 7 lb. 4 oz. granddaugh
ter October 1. Valarie Joy joined an
older sister, Loree. Mrs. Garlock
states everyone was just fine when
she left, but the area was suffering
a heat wave that made traveling
miserable.
Robert Roeser and Bobby were
week end visitors at the Charles
Hansens.
Hie Mist Cemetary association
met at the home of Shalmon Libel
Monday evening for their business
meeting.
Mrs. John Crawford returned last
week after being in Vancouver for
almost three weeks redoing their
home after their renters moved. John
made several trips to help with
some of the work.
Mrs. Vivian Wickstrom of Eugene
was a Sunday visitor at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Kyser
and family.
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CO A S T - T O - C O A S T
By Frank J. Laheney
QUESTION. Can you send my so
cial security check to me while I
am in a foreign country?
ANSWER: In most cases, yes.
However, there are certain restric
tions that apply when you receive
benefits outside the United States.
STORES
i IT ’S A PR IVILEG E AN D A PLEASURE TO L IV E IN VERN O N IA
Get in touch with your local social
security office for details. They can
also give you a special post card
on which to report your new address.
QUESTION: How soon should you
check with the social security office
before you retire?
ANSWER: Sixty to 90 days before
retirement will generally provide
enough time to best serve your
needs.
QUESTION: A cousin of mine was
killed last year. He wasn't married
and the lump-sum death payment
went to his brother because he paid
the funeral bill. My cousin had been
supporting his parents for years, but
a friend said there was no need for
them to visit the social security of-
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9
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A t the M ile B ridge
fice because they’re still in their
fifties. Was that good advice?
ANSWER: No. While it’s true that
your cousin’s dependent parents
can’t get benefit payments until
they’re 62, they must file evidence
soon with social scurity to prove
their dependency. This proof of de
pendency must be filed within two
years of the date of your cousin’s
death. The social security people
have the forms and will be glad to
help your cousin’s parents fill them
out.
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F U R N IT U R E
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GLOVES
B la * * Orange
Merger Unites
Banker Groups
In accordance with the results of
a previous ballot, the Washington-
Yamhill bankers group and the Low
er Columbia bankers group at a
joint meeting held on October 6 at
the Tualatin Country club, merged
into one group to be known as the
N. W. Oregon Bankers Group.
There were 103 banking represen
tatives present.
Presiding officer was Paul Krug-
gel, Scappoose Branch, Bank of St.
Helens.
The main speaker for the occasion
was Hillman Lueddemarm, director
department of commerce, state of
Oregon, Salem. Others speaking were
Guy C. Rea, President, Oregon
Bankers association, and senior
vice-president. United States Nation
al Bank of Oregon, Portland; and
Lester E. Thayer, executive secre
tary, Oregon Bankers association,
Portland.
Newly elected officers are as fol
lows:
President, C. E. Roberts, State
Bank of Rainier; vice-president, Cur
tis Tigard, Tigard Branch, United
States National Bank of Oregon;
and secretary-treasurer, C. Ben-
scheidt, Tillamook Branch, First Na
tional Bank of Oregon.
The outgoing presidents of the two
merging groups were Paul Kruggel,
Lower Columbia Group and Lloyd
H. Vietmeier, Washington - Yamhill
Group.
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