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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1982
Page
6
The notice outlines that wedding photos must be filed in the office within two weeks after the ceremony. Wedding and engagement forms are available from the Accent Department. For publication plans or questions, contact Mary Waltz at 329 7000.
Debra Lynn Fahrney and David Clark Fife exchanged vows June 26 at First United Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Barb True, Elyria, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Clark Fife, Avon Lake, were attended by maid of honor Patricia Martinak and bridesmaid Pam Fahrney. Best man Charles Meier, with ushers Daniel Fife and Larry True, reception at West Ridge Green Hall. The bride, Elyria West High School graduate, attends Lorain County Community College and works for Parker Hannifin Airborne Diy. the groom, Avon Lake High School graduate, attends LCCC and works for Sisco Bearings, Avon. The couple honeymooned to Myrtle Beach.
Patricia Elaine Massie and Russell Robert Bilby wed July 10 at St John s United Church of Christ Albion with Rev Joseph Obrach ta officiating. Parents Mr and Mrs Boyd O Massie West Salem and Mr and Mrs Robert Bilby West Salem attended. The bride wore the heirloom gown. music by Mrs Fred Frank and Julie Lambert. Attendants included Kathi Gray as matron of honor and bridesmaids Debbie Smyth Shirley Neff Linda Bilby. Best man Russell Lucas. ushers Barney Mann Scott Price. ring bearer Robert Cool. flower girl Erin Fetheroff. Reception at American Legion Hall. Bride a 1981 Black River High graduate now with Westfield Insurance. groom a US Air Force jet mechanic to be stationed Kadena AFB Okinawa Saw Mill Creek Lodge Huron. They reside at 271 County Road 620 West Salem.
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