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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1975
Page
2
A reader warns that honesty can backfire in marriage after revealing an abortion and urges silence as golden. Other letters discuss cremation costs for Catholics, a venereal disease hotline and testing service, and cautions about suspecting a particularly controlling partner.
Christine Hatfield and Rodney Slone married in a noon Aug 16 ceremony officiated by Rev Darrell Farney. Bride’s parents live in Parsons Road Grafton. groom's parents from Vermont SL Litchfield. Guests, attendants, and family details noted. couple to reside at 27 Keywood Blvd LaGrange.
The Rev Mae Booth speaks on Each New Day A New Beginning at 8 a m Tuesday at Mac s Restaurant. Rev Martin Mickey leads Neighborly Day Bible study at 11 15 a m Tuesday at First United Methodist Church, followed by a noon luncheon. The program will be A Tour of the Adirondacks and The High Road. Methodist Men meet at 7 p m Tuesday with Ronald Stomieroski presiding.
Mary Anne Hricovec and David W. Jonas spoke their wedding vows at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church in Avon on August 16. The Rev. Kevin Leichhardt officiated at 2 p.m. The bride wore family heirlooms, with Noelle playing organ music. Attendants included Barbara Anne Hricovec as maid of honor and Barbara Jonas as bridesmaid. Best man was James F. Hricovec, with Thomas Twigg and Thom as Hincovecki as usher and ring bearer. A 6:30 p.m. reception followed at Tom’s Country Place in Avon. The couple plans to reside in Lakewood.
Madelaine Arrabride and Thomas J Merritt wed August 1 at St Francis de Sales Parma officiated by Rev Thomas C Mahoney. Attendants included Siamson as matron of honor Delia Lannon and Laurence R Merritt best man Dr Cazimer J March usher. The bride, North Olmsted High School graduate, works at Plain Dealer Credit Union and resides Parma Longwood Ave. The groom, Ashland College graduate, works with Berea School System.
Mr and Mrs John W J Williams III announce their daughter Sandra L McCown wed at Old Stone Methodist Church Amherst at 4 30 p m July 26. Rev Robert Sutherland officiated vows. Sandra is daughter of Franklin and Adolph of Lake Avenue. Groom is son of John W J Williams II of 42nd Street Lorain. Attending the bridal couple.
Six children from Lorain County with aides are sponsored by the Lorain County Chapter Muscular Dystrophy for seven days at the CYO Isaac Sogues summer camp in North Madison. The group also sent patients to the Jerry Lewis Show at the Coliseum and plans a September picnic.
Leslie Gallagher and James Talkington wed in a 6 p.m. ceremony at Columbia Church of God officiated by Rev. Russ McGraw. The bride, a 1975 Elyria West graduate, is employed by Gold Circle. the groom, a 1973 Elyria High School alum, works at Milford River and Machine Co. The reception followed at American Legion Post 12 Home.
Lillian Katherine Hinshaw and Jack V. Farmer exchanged wedding vows at 2 p.m. on August 2 at Front Street Presbyterian Church in Hamilton Ohio. The bride, granddaughter of Leo R. Meyer and Joseph McM Hinshaw, wore her mother’s gown with sister Julie Hinshaw as maid of honor. Andrew B. Hinshaw Jr. served as usher.
Lorain County Chapter of the Kidney Foundation of Ohio sells imprinted Christmas cards and plans a candy sale this fall. Ernest Locser, director of the state foundation, cites kidney disease as the fourth leading US killer, about 60,000 deaths annually, with 1,000 Ohioans affected yearly. The independent nonprofit funds research, education, and patient services and invites volunteers.
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