Housewives Are Employers Too In Lorain County
Many housewives in Lorain County now act as employers for domestic workers such as cooks maids and gardeners. Employers must report wages to the Internal Revenue Service and Social Security, or risk back taxes interest and penalties. The article urges setting up records and contacting the Social Security Administration district office for guidance to ensure workers receive protections and benefits.
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Lorrain County
Internal Revenue Service
Iaum
Internal Revenue
Ray Crepner
Ager
Jocal Social Securit
Solity
Eighth St. Lorain
Ohio VA change of address delays hit veterans
More than 3,600 address changes in Ohio were not updated for VA checks as veterans and dependents failed to notify the VA or post office. Walter J. Klekota urged local veterans to file proper change forms to ensure timely payments, with the Hines Data Center handling payments and Sandusky schools adjusting to budget changes.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Walter J. Klekota
William R. Blackwell
Quner
Veterans Administration
Cleveland
Vaa
Hines
Sannuusky
TheiSandusky Schools
Sandusky Board
Wallace VA
Glenwright
Sland
Cincinnati
Veturn
Motth
Sullivan Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
A Congregational Church party on Sunday from 2 to 5 p m marks the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Bauer of RD 1 North Olmsted. They wed June 30 1914 in North Olmsted and have lived at their present address since 1944. They hold church and Grange memberships and have 100 expected guests from Canfield Painesville Berea North Olmsted Lorain Elyria and nearby areas. Their son Robert H Bauer of Rittman and three grandchildren survive.
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Sullivan
Congregational Church
Frank Bauer
RD 1
Canlton
Painesville
Berea
North
Olmsted
Lorain
Elyriail
Bauers
North Olmsted
Congregational Church of
New London
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