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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1975
Page
2
Elyria Chronicle Telegram item from Saturday August 16 1975 details a local news brief with underlined events and names mentioned in readable text. The note emphasizes community matters and small developments affecting Elyria residents.
Jane Ellen McDonald married Jeffrey Edmuds Wenham at First Congregational Church in a 4:30 pm ceremony. Rev Thomas Curtis officiated. The bride, a 1968 Elyria High School and 1972 Miami University graduate, teaches third grade in Pepper Pike. The groom, son of Mrs Frederick Larue Wenham, holds degrees from Rollins College and works as corporate secretary for Wenham Transportation. They will reside at 4671 Dalebridge Rd Warrensville Heights after a Bermuda trip.
The Reising family reunion at Mill Hollow Park drew sixty five attendees. Oldest member Mrs. Clarence Reising of Elyria. youngest Melissa Cassidy, seven months, with Kevin Rogers a seventh generation member. Farthest travelers were Mr and Mrs Herbert Klein of Cleveland. Klein and son Norbert will chair next year’s games, to be held at Mull Holton. Largest groups came from James Stanchak of Lorain and George Reising of Avon. Officers named: Leonard Reising South Amherst president, Raymond Reising Avon vice president, Gert Husar Lorain secretary. Reising reunions began in 1911 by Michael Reising’s sons of Belden.
New walking trainers for children with neuromuscular or coordinative disabilities include two that can also be used for creative play by normal children from preschool age through early elementary. One device is a four-foot-long free-moving platform and the other is a four-foot suspended balance beam. A third trainer is an open bent-lube grid that teaches right foot left foot progression.
In the south of France a money saving fashion idea suggests buying a dark colored swimsuit with a patterned top or bottom. Mix and match with different colored bottoms and tops to create multiple combinations. A simple idea intended for now and years ahead.
Preheat containers by rinsing with boiling water shortly before filling to keep hot food and drinks hot longer in vacuum bottles.
Three families relocate within the area from Lakewood Rhode Island and North Ridgeville. Albert Gruss and Agnes Gruss move to Dover Center Road with sons Jerome and Raymond. Jerome teaches at Cleveland Central Catholic High School and Raymond enters Mercyhurst College. James Lyons and Elizabeth Heyworth also relocate with children Jill Jimmy and Jeff and Lisa.
Dear reader summary of guidance on taking suicide talk seriously amid unemployment. Emphasizes listening for clues, seeking professional help, and removing silence around death by own action. Advises contacting local prevention centers and supporting the spouse with love, reassurance, and shared exploration of new plans and interests.
The engagement of Robin Howse Davis and Robert Lee Riggins is announced. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alen Davis of 626 W. 15th St and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Abo Riggins of 527 W. 7th St. They plan an August 22 wedding officiated by Rev. Ronald Jackson.
Back to school gear spotlights waterproof vinyl boots for children in hot pink bright yellow green or blue. Some styles offer art decals for do it yourself appli cation and customization.
A breezy modern gelatin salad using lemon gelatin with white wine vinegar features pineapple and green pepper, pimiento, bean sprouts, water chestnuts and sesame dressing. The recipe yields 5 to 6 servings, unmolds from a ring mold onto lettuce and is best made a day ahead for parties or buffets.
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