Constance Fashing Weds John Binder in Avon Lake
Constance Jean Fashing married John Allen Binder at Lake Shore Methodist Church with Rev. Thomas Cantor officiating at 7:30 p.m. The bride, daughter of Louis and (Mrs.) Fashing, wore bouffant taffeta with lace trimmed neckline and chapel train. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Binder, wore standard formal attire. About 300 guests attended a reception at Tom's Country Place. The couple plans a Mayfield Heights residence after a honeymoon through the eastern states. Constance is a graduate X ray tech at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain. John is a teacher in Mayfield Heights Schools.
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Avon Lake
Lake Shore Methodist Church
Constance Jean Fashing
John Allen Binder Laturdey
Thomas Cantor
Miss Fashing
Louis R. Fashing
Hunter Rd
Binder
John A. Binder
Englewood Dr
Jack Rosso
Robert Binder
Kentucky
James A. Binder
New York
Man Bundy
Tom's Country Place
Avora
Avon Lake High School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Bowling Green State University
U.S. Navy
iM. @ Heights
Calendar of Events list for local groups
L C Employees Association holds a courthouse meeting at 7 30 p m L C Salon of Eight and Forty hosts Irma Ebach with a picnic and white elephant sale Quota Club meets at the Graystone Hotel for a noon event Women of Emmanuel set an ice cream social at the church lawn at 6 p m Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge 6 meets UAW Local 971 Ball at 8 p m Bethel Shrine Auxiliary gathers at Monteith Hall 7 30 p m
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L. C. Employees Association
L. C
Irma Ebach
Quota Club
Graystone Hotel
Oon
Women of Emmanuel
Church Lawn
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge
UAW
Bethel Shrine
Monteith Hall
Car Travelers Look Like Oakies Of 30's
New York based travel column urges fashion for highway families. Observes roadwear blandness, calls for stylish road attire and practical outfits for long trips. Notes packing excess, plastic luggage issues, common roadside meals, and anti litter campaigns shaping travel culture.
Parents Corner Be Careful How You Teach Children
Rich mond Barbour urges parents to model honesty and kindness, noting children imitate both actions and words. He warns deceptive or harsh discipline can breed distrust, delinquency, and social issues, advising consistent, loving guidance to foster good traits and a secure sense of love.
Readers' Forum and Engagement Notice in Local Paper
Readers debate vocation choices with a student facing change from teaching to architecture. The issue is joined with a formal engagement announcement for Miss Pi Joan Knepper and Roger Schwarz, detailing families, addresses, and a spring wedding planned at St Mary Church. Knepper is a Lorain native and Welfare Department clerk-typist. Schwarz is an Air Force veteran and Lorain High School alum.
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Joan Knepper
Roger Schwarz
Durward Knepper
Wendy Lane
Charles Schwarz
West
St. Lorain
St. Mary Church
South Amherst High School
Lorain
Seamed Hose Returns as Elegant Fall Fashion
Vogue style note urges seamed stockings for an elegant look with new fall clothes. It highlights full fashioned stockings to complement long skirts, offering a slimming effect in dark neutrals and off blacks for after five ensembles.
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Alyssa Originals
ADD SPICES Cooking tips to preserve flavor in cooking
Add spices and herbs toward the end of a cooking period to preserve aroma and flavor. Timing helps keep volatile oils intact for a brighter final dish.
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Constance Fashing
J. A. Binder
Bouquet Taffeta
Stephanotis
Nancy Fashing
Gayle
Plas of
Elyria
Vicki Petty
William Bowles
John Allen Binder
Claire Brooke Originals
Pilgrims
Cleveland
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin, Ohio
UPI
Middle Atlantic States
Howard Johnson
America
Beau Brummels
United Polish Club
Middle Avenue
Sya
Hart's For Diamonds
Diamond Bridal
Broad
O'Neil-Sheffield Center
Broadway
Tam
Parents
Richmond Barbour
Patricia Joan Anepper
Durbin
Cwferry
Cleveland St
Corher
Bellfield
31St & Grove Ave
Mae. A
Budget Beauty
E. Erle Ave
Gartman Bakery
Ove
Court Street
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