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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
5
Lisa Katherine Schalk became the bride of Michael Todd Crist at Front Street Presbyterian Church in Hamilton Ohio. The April 14 ceremony was conducted by Rev Elvin Olson at 7 30 pm with the couple exchanging vows in a formal wedding.
Engagement notice for Karen Jeanette Archer daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Archer and David G Mick son of Mr and Mrs Paul Mick. Both are seniors at Keystone High School and Lorain County Vocational School. They plan a Sept 15 garden wedding and hold social events at local venues.
A Highland Park wife seeks guidance as her deliveryman husband flirts with customers and she resents daily reminders of his loyalty. Abby counsels honest talk, mutual care, and avoiding arrogance while addressing a curious reader about premarital sex and later finances.
Susan McVeen and James Knight married in a 2pm ceremony at the Church of the Open Door on April 7 officiated by Rev Don Engram. The bride, daughter of Chester McVeen, plans to graduate from Elyria High School in June and works at Hazels Restaurant. The groom, son of Mrs Mary Knight and Thurman Knight, is a Elyria High School graduate employed by American Ship Building Co. Best man was Mark Hargraves and maid of honor Wetzel Georgetown Ave. The reception followed at 3pm in the church social hall.
The sixth and final Why Not Remarry session in the SOS End of a Marriage series will be held Wednesday at 8 pm in Room 101 of the LCCC Science and Technical Building. Rose Marie Bommer will moderate with panelists from LCCC and Oberlin College and a former PWP member. Admission is free and refreshments follow.
The latest Paris fashion pairs long sweaters with pleated skirts and narrow belts. New York stores rushed back from Paris ordering the look of spring 73, marking a fresh trend in sweaters and pleats.
Katherine Griggs district 8 deputy president of Rebekah Lodges and an installation team inducted new officers for Vine Rebekah Lodge No. 364 in Oberlin. New officers include Ethel Edgar noble grand Lucille Campbell vice grand Dorothy Grills recording secretary and others with several absent due to illness.
The United Methodist Women of Community United Methodist Church sponsor a antiques treasures and trash flea market on May 12 from 10 am to 1 pm at 680 Abbe Rd. Proceeds fund church projects including a November Bazaar and sanctuary building. Reservations contact Coral Ockerman at 455 Georgia Booth and bulletin board Ave.
Rebecca Jean Beal and Roger James Baker wed in an April 14 ceremony at First Congregational Church with Rev Dr Richard Linde officiating at 6 30 PM. Attendants included Vicki Clapham and Janet Holmes. reception followed at Wagner Country Inn. The couple plans to reside on Stanford Avenue after a Fort Lauderdale honeymoon.
Quotes highlight farmers hardship from boycott conditions, artists working without benefits, and leaders like Marilyn Beddo Isabelle Fernandez Rachel Everson Nina Simone Ginger Rogers commenting on home life, creativity, public service, and fashion trends across diverse fields.
Paris AP reports Yves Saint-Laurent presents fall and winter Rive Gauche collection on the Left Bank. The line features straight wide pants with long belled jackets in tweed and suede options, mixed colors of green rust mustard gray blue royal plum and burgundy.
A new five week dog grooming class starts in May at Elyria YWCA. Taught by professional groomer, the course covers bathing, trimming, clipping, nail care, ears and teeth care, and finishing touches. Enrollment limited to 12, preregistration and National Dog Grooming Association approval required.
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