Quilts as Major Folk Art Across American History
New York collectors Patsy and Myron Orlofsky promote quilts as a leading folk art form. They spent seven years researching quilt history, tracing pieces from ancient garments to 20th century works and noting how names like Job’s Tears to Endless Chain reflect societal shifts.
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Patsy Orlofsky
New York
Myron Orlofsky
America
Mr. Orlofsky
United States
Wellington couple wed in United Church of Christ ceremony
Nancy Louise Allison and Kim A. Hinkle were married July 26 at the National United Church of Christ in Wellington. Rev. Ron Boldman officiated at 7:30 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C H Allison. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hinkle. Attendants included Linda Allison maid of honor and Andrea Hinkle bridesmaid. The reception was at Wellington Eagles Hall and the couple plans a wedding trip to Kings Island and Maryland.
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Nancy Louise Allison
Chris Kim Allen Hinkle
Hannon
Bob Schlenbaker
National United Church of Christ
Wellington
Ron Boldman
C.H. Allison
Grand Ave
Mr. Hinkle
Thomas Hinkle
Pitts Rd
Linda Allison
Susan King
Andrea Hinkle
Heather Lynn Brumbaugh
Wellington Eagles Hall
Thomas Hinkle Jr
Ernie Hartman
Harry Brumbaugh
Kings Island
Maryland
Diane Aguilar
Fran Claus
Jolene Salata
Nicole Bulloch
Ohio
Wedding and Engagement Rules for The Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County readers encouraged to submit wedding and engagement notices promptly with complete details and professional photos. Guidelines cover submission timing, age rules for engagements, photo quality, naming conventions, and accuracy to ensure clear, publishable announcements.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Nancy Resar and Jim Pasenow to Wed in 1976
Nancy Resar and Jim Pasenow announce their engagement with a wedding planned for February 27 1976. Nancy is a Rosar Florist designer and a 1973 Midview graduate. Jim is a 1972 New London High School graduate and a welder for Sheller Globe in Norwalk. The wedding will be held at St Mary Church officiated by Rev Thomas V Rath.
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John Smith
J. E. Smith
J. Smith
East Ave
Elyria
Nancy Resar
Jim Pasenow
Miss Resar
Midview High School
Rosar Florist
Mr. Pasenow
New London
Sheller-Globe Corporation of
Norwalk
Thomas V. Rath
P.m
St. Mary Church
Turtlenecks surge back into fashion season
After seasons of lean styles the turtleneck pullover returns as a versatile, layerable top. Available in many colors and fabrics from top-wool to cotton knit it pairs with jackets and dresses for subtle tone on tone looks or bold contrasts with stripes and patterns.
Pamela Claus and John Bulloch wed in Lorain church ceremony
Pamela Marie Claus and John T. Bulloch spoke their nuptial vows at St. Anthony of Padua Church Lorain in a 2 p.m. ceremony on Aug 2 officiated by Rev. Fred Pasche. The couple, parents and extended family attended a 6:30 p.m. reception at Lorain Youth Center.
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Pamela Marie Claus
John T. Bulloch
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Lorain
Fred Pasche
James Bulloch
George Bulloch
William Claus
Felix Rosario
Townsend Mentler wedding at Church of the Open Door
Debra E Townsend and Louis Mentler Jr wed on August 2 at Church of the Open Door with Rev Don Engram officiating. The ceremony featured vocal music by Jackie Kughn and organ by Dave Shonk, followed by a church reception. The couple, Westlake High School graduates, plan to reside in Cleveland after a Kentucky Lake honeymoon.
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Debra Elaine Townsend
Louis Mentler, Jr
Don Engram
Dennis Townsend
Bassett Rd
Westlake
Louis Mender
Jackie Kughn
Dave Shonk
Westlake High School
Fairview General Hospital School of Nursing
Nupco Westlake
Kentucky Lake
Melgrave Dr
Cleveland
Editor speaks up for farm women
CHICAGO AP One of the nation’s leading rural magazines argues equal rights for farm women are overdue. Prairie Farmer editor Jim Thomson cites a farm wife denied ownership after her husband’s death and notes a Prairie Farmer poll showing 25 percent of Midwest farm women taking town jobs or pursuing education. He says farm women seek recognition as equal partners on Social Security taxation and regulations.
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Chicago
Jim Thomson
Prairie Farmer
Midwest
Thomson
Make Bath Time Pleasant for Your Dog
Pet grooming expert Rebecca Vives from The Pet Set in New York City urges gentle methods for baths. Use mild baby shampoo to protect eyes and skin, keep the room warm, and dry with a warm blow dryer while easing the dog’s acclimation to the sound and feel.
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Rebecca Vives
Pet
New York City
Rebecca
Beulah Bell 88 Publishes Prolific Poems From Protests
Beulah Bell, an 88 year old Black poet from Mount Vernon, resumes publishing after a 57 year pause. Her collection Two Roads includes The Friendly Adjutant Protest Song and sixty nine pieces spanning Sacred, Love, Family, and Patriotism. She recalls teaching in a Cape Girardeau country school and civil rights activism shaping her work.
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Mount Vernon Sil
Beulah Bell
Dell
Cape Giradeau
Mount Vernon
PTA
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