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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
6
Urgent letter asks if parents should pursue charges under the Mann Act or FBI involvement after their 18 year old daughter runs away to live with a man out of state. They fear relocation may recur once she turns 18 and seek legal and safety guidance amid unclear motives and possible kidnapping framing.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs William Loebs of 12428 East River Road North notes the engagement of their daughter Sharon to Lance Corp Tony R Petitt son of Mr and Mrs Ray Petitt of 687 North Island Rd Grafton. Sharon is a 1972 Columbia High School graduate employed by Modern Curriculum Press in Strongsville. Tony is a 1972 Midview High School graduate on active US Marine Corps duty stationed in Puerto Rico. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Ruth Naom Ladies Guild meets at 7 pm Wednesday at Peter and Paul Lutheran Lorain. A spring banquet hosted by Lorain County American Institute of Banking occurs at Tom's Country Place Avon. East Carlisle PTA installs officers at 7 30 pm. Franklin High PTA plans officer elections and student sports demos. Baby twins born to Capt and Mrs William H Bennington of Laguna Hills with son Bully Jason aged 21 months.
In New York 73-year-old widow Mrs Gaderick says never too old to start modeling. At 50 she began, later posing for mail order catalogs and a mass booklet How to Become Lovelier after 40. She cites demand for mature models and TV ad opportunities.
Emilee Hines in Kalamazoo and Emme Ferguson Farrar in Richmond collaborate on pre Civil War Virginia houses series. They co author across hundreds of miles while Hines pursues fashion and art. They plan another book with aims tied to adult fashion realism.
Carol selects navy and white or red and white tiny check cottons for tablecloths and dish towels. She pairs these with long and short pants and tent-shaped garments to create a fresh summer look for the cafe.
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