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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2001
Page
4
Michelle Seber and Ronald Adams wed on November 18 at Maygar United Church of Christ with Rev Feldt and Rev Schorr officiating. The couple, both Elyria natives, teach third grade at Roosevelt Elementary. reception at the Oberlin Inn. They honeymooned in Hawaii and reside in Elyria.
Rachel Marie Dalton and Timothy Wayne Webb united in marriage December 16 at Wakeman Congregational UCC Church with Rev. Richard Wierville officiating. The couple resides in Dayton. bride is daughter of Harold and Melinda Dalton and groom is son of Randy and Vicki Hatton.
A reader asks if long term care insurance is worth it in their mid 60s. Experts urge planning for ongoing care costs, noting Medicare covers limited rehab and nursing home stays, while private coverage offers protection against depleting assets and allows care choices. They advise evaluating elimination periods policy benefits and caregiver payments and ensuring coverage includes home and assisted living care.
The Elyria area Senior Center listings detail daily and weekly programs at the Village Center and Reeder One Lounge. Activities include Billiards Card games Walking clubs and fitness classes. Additional sections note health screenings trips and transportation services for seniors in Elyria Oberlin and Lorain County.
The column explains quick access to SSA help and provides the toll free number 800 772 1213 for fast answers to specific Social Security questions. It emphasizes direct SSA guidance and inmate contact options for inquiries.
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