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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2000
Page
9
A reader questions missing credits on their Social Security record after being listed as a spouse on a joint tax return. They wonder if years were credited or lost, seek guidance on how marriage status affects earnings credits, and note confusion over employment status and tax filing.
William Morris urged keeping only items in the home that are useful or beautiful. The advice frames furnishing decisions around usefulness and beauty, guiding replacements and purchases to enhance both function and aesthetics in home or office spaces.
The 1912 Elyria High School class photo on the Washington Building steps includes 27 boys and 45 girls with Ethel Hunt Minch featured. Commencement took place June 12 at Elyria Theatre with diplomas by Walter H. Watts. The year also saw Titanic coverage, hospital nursing grads Julia Whorf and Ethel Master, and local tragedies and civic notes.
The Senior Calendar lists Elyria area programs at Village Center and nearby sites. Activities include dinners, music by Rounding Third, pinochle, bridge, billiards, bingo, Bible study, walking clubs, exercise classes, sewing and crafts, water walking, and trips. Additional listings cover LCCC sponsored programs, senior learning academies, and health screenings with contact numbers for information.
A reader expresses gratitude for Dear Abby responses and notes the nation is touched by letters from veterans. The writer recalls past thanks and mentions ongoing correspondence pouring in. The message ends with a cue to write to Dear Abby at a Los Angeles address.
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