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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1972
Page
3
Martha Johnson, 29, mother of two, drives a cab-over sleeper tractor between Lebanon Pennsylvania and Alexandria Virginia five days a week. She says men treat her well on the road and she enjoys being treated as a lady. Previously she drove a school bus delivering lumber to Washington for a lumber company.
Linda Dianne Pritt wed John Purcel with Linda and John as couple. Best man and ushers included Linda Dianee Pritt and John Duase Zimmerman, Paul and Steve Purcel. Reception at church hall. Bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Elden Pritt reside Graf ton. Groom John Purcel son of Mrs and Mrs Jack Harold Parcel. Address 11137 W. 130th St North Royalton. Bride a 1969 Midview High School graduate, employed by Seaway Bolt and Specials Co Columbia Station where her husband also works. Wedding trip to Sault Ste Marie Mich. Bridesmaid Judy Rupel. Sharon Parcel maid of honor. Parcels will live at 6 Main St Grafton after trip. Social Party details Abbe Road Sheffield. Showers by Judy Rupe Carol Helmick Sharon Purcel and Jeri Painting Kathy Walker.
The engagement is announced for Dianne Prince and Gregory D Kopp. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Prince with Meadow Lane Lorain and 1036 Rosealee Dr noted. Mr Kopp is son of Mr and Mrs Harlan Kopp.
Miss Prince, a 1971 Southview High School graduate from Lorain, now works as a PBX operator for Lorain County Savings and Trust. Mr. Kopp, a 1970 Elyria High School graduate, is employed by Ford Motor Co. in Lorain and serves in the Ohio National Guard at Lakewood. A Vinita, Oklahoma woman received a postcard from her daughter claiming a Rochester Clinic visit, mailed Sept. 4, 1954, shocking the family until the Rochester postmark was seen.
Dear Dr. Brothers advises recognizing that anger often stems from early family wounds. Focus on listening, target anger at the right issue, postpone arguments when children are present, and model calm disagreement to teach mature problem solving.
A reader from El Paso Texas criticizes Dear Miss Vanderbilt for miscommunication about ordering a Bloodless Mary. The letter argues nondrinkers can calmly request a Bloody Mary without alcohol or with tomato juice, urging speakers to avoid embarrassment and defend personal beliefs.
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