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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1978
Page
6
A letter argues brides should sparingly trust amateurs for wedding photography and urges careful selection. It warns that some studios subcontract work, potentially harming quality, and emphasizes reviewing samples, pricing breakdowns, and clear candid photo checklists.
Linda Ann Marshall and Steven Bradley Dolan wed at St Peter's United Church of Christ in Amherst at 6 p.m. March 18 with Rev. Robert Happel officiating. The couple, both linked to Lorain and Wellington, honeymoon in Orlando Florida after a reception at Sunnyside Party Room Vermilion. Patricia Jo Ruth and Kirk William Gatt also married March 18 at Bethany Lutheran Wellington with ceremony at 7 30 p.m. followed by a reception at St Patrick's Hall. Both couples share ties to Wellington and Lorain County.
Ryals-Quester Lynn Quester and Douglas A. Ryals exchanged vows at 6 p.m. March 18 in First Congregational Church. The bride, daughter of Dale A. Quester, and the groom, son of William J. Ryals, were married with music by Jane Johnson and Rev Thomas Curtis. The ceremony featured maid of honor Diane Quester and bridesmaids Debbie Paxton Judy Churpek Terri Quester Diane Hooper Lois Svorec, best man Dean Kisseberth, and ushers Bob Maul Bob Quester Bill Ryals Richard Ryals Gary Kincannon. A reception followed at Tom's Country Place. The bride, Elyria High School 1973 graduate, attended Lorain County Community College and works at Elyria Schools Admin Center. The groom, a 1970 School and 1975 Ohio University graduate, is a self employed general contractor in Orlando, Florida. They will reside at 10058 E River Rd.
A reader laments their son dropping out of college to pursue labor work and marriage, while wishing him well. The reply encourages viewing children as individuals, notes job satisfaction research by Charles Weaver showing laborers often happier, and suggests allowing the son to explore his chosen path for personal happiness.
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