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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1972
Page
6
A brief Elyria Chronicle-Telegram item from Monday April 17 1972 presents local news in a concise community-focused note. The readable fragment mentions local events and civic interest without full details.
Diane Kay Rush wed Donald Lee Dull in a 2 pm April 8 ceremony at Community United Methodist Church officiated by Rev Stanley Wallace. Attendants included Janna Miller and Carol Rush. Norman Dull was best man. The couple resides at 525 Georgetown Ave after a Florida wedding trip.
From a side part the waves are brushed at the sides for a close head look with ends turned under. The cut is a blunt edge chin length style. Finger waves at the sides are clipped in place with small rollers and a setting spray or gel. Include conditioner after shampoo. By Leonard London. New book available for 75 cents postpaid from The Chronicle Telegram Box Milford New Jersey 08848.
New York based anthropologist Dr George O Neill and wife Nena discuss in Open Marriage how constant privacy invasions threaten marriages. They offer tape recorder communication to calm fights and cite their own open marriage as a model for balancing independence with partnership.
New York briefing by Dorothy and Mary Rodgers promotes tips for brides including samples on hangers for travel, masking tape on suitcases, and stain removal with soda water. They stress an enduring wedding album as a memory keepsake and advise early planning. The report notes substantial marriage statistics and bridal market influence from Modern Bride.
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