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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
16
For a party you can cook a 4 pound roll of bologna on a rotisserie. Remove casing, trim meat, and score 1 inch deep in a diamond pattern. Insert a whole clove in each diamond, secure on the rotisserie, brush with apple jelly, and rotate above the heating unit until warm through. Slice or cube to serve as a snack.
Margaret Jenness Cotter and Kenneth Butcher, both Elyria High School graduates of 1970, announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Henry C Cotter. The Kent native is the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Butcher of 1285 East Ave Traverse City Michigan. A garden wedding is planned September 20 at the bride’s parents home.
Town talk OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS will meet at Church of the Open Door Rt. 113 at 7 30 p m on Sept 1 This will be the groups new meeting place A SPECIAL MUSICAL talent program is planned tomorrow at Mt Zion Baptist Church 614 W River St at 7 30 p m sponsored by the senior choir in honor of the Brown Family reunion The public is invited refreshments will follow the program
Colleen Lorena Coleman and David Anthony DiFilippo wed at St. Anthony of Padua Church Lorain August 16 at 2 p.m. Rev. Gerard Herman officiated. The bride wore an heirloom locket and handkerchief, with music by Tim Moore and Rose mary Grochocki. Attendants included Marcia Cox matron of honor and Dennis DiFilippo best man. The reception followed at The American Slovak Home. The couple will reside at 60 E Erie Ave Lorain after a wedding trip to Mackinac Island, Canada and New York.
Cynthia Moon and Thomas John Taczak wed in a 2 30 p m ceremony at First Church Oberlin officiated by Rev William R Clinefelter. The couple will reside at 736 Taylor Street Hubbard Ohio.
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