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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1972
Page
6
A Sunday gift bazaar hosted by the South Amherst High School alumni association runs from 1 to 5 pm at the South Amherst American Legion Hall on West Main Street. Items are under two dollars and sold to aid families selecting gifts for children and relatives.
Monica Woldatz and Green Schulte were married at St Vincent de Paul Church on November 24 with Rev Charles Logue officiating. The bride, daughter of Julius Wojdac, and the groom, son of Fred Schulte, exchanged vows as showers were hosted by family and friends. The couple will reside at 7435 West Ridge Road.
A reader concerns a 14 year old seeking contraception guidance and urges Abby to point readers to Planned Parenthood and Family Planning clinics. The column includes a legal reminder about mail privacy and requests for Abby's readers to write for personal replies.
Lorain announces the engagement of Vickie L MacDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard P Kurant of Lorain to Michael P Farais son of Mr and Mrs Martin P Farais. Vickie a 1968 Lorain High School graduate, works as a secretary for the Lorain County Prosecutor's office. Michael, a 1967 Lorain High School and Lorain County Community College graduate with three years in the US Army, is employed by US Steel Lorain Works. The couple plans to wed June 9, 1973 at Nativity BVM Church Lorain.
Clara Hale, known as Mommie to about 40 neglected children, has cared for heroin addicts and their families from a Harlem five room apartment. Her Hale House aims to provide schooling, refuges, and futures, with Dottune Hale guiding expansion to a brownstone and a staff of 20 to assist.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses safety labeling symbols and standards from agencies like the National Fire Protection Association and Underwriters Laboratories. It mentions US and international safety expectations and references unclear acronyms and broken terms. The text is inconsistent and only partially readable.
Honest, now doesnt heredity matter at all It seems to me that our son struggles despite PhD level schooling Our son passes barely He may have innate ability but environment and support matter Most parents should patch in and give their child the help they need
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a children’s practice from 10 to 11 in Grafton. Several groups organize holiday activities including IsabelIa Guild Christmas dance at the Columbus Hall with a toy and clothing drive for Our Lady of the Wayside Home. Other listings note cake sales, bake sales, craft club meetings, and a birth announcement for Joshua Charles Perry among Lorain area families.
The fragmentary text notes an AV daily workout and a walla well being investigated. It mentions gathering, pulling dirt, and addressing somatization but lacks clear subjects or events for a full summary.
Obituary brief for Elyng O. Fre listed in the 1972 Chronicle Telegram archive. Details note a death in 1972 with reference to document 8 and page 15.
Kathleen Ann Yost married George McShowler in St Mary Church on December 2 with Kenneth J Wokowski officiating at 3 30 pm. The couple, residents of Oberlin, will honeymoon at Stricklands Mountain Inn.
Mr and Mrs Monday honored on the 25th wedding anniversary at a family celebration held at 224 West Main St LaGrange. They were married December 6 in Rosse, Georgia, with relatives attending the event.
The article mentions an incident involving a pain reliever at a site connected to a bite and cites Rev George McClure officiating. It notes residence changes in June 1967 and lists Mr Monday and Mrs Monday with church, lodge, bowling, and community group ties plus their five children and local associates.
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