Nancy Faris United To Jack T. Ziegler In Oxford Fusion
Miss Nancy Arlene Faris daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse O Faris united in marriage to Jack Thomas Ziegler at 7 30 p m Saturday in Fairview Evangelical and United Brethren Church Avon Lake parents of the groom Mr and Mrs Chris Ziegler attended The ceremony featured Christmas decorations and lace and pearl detailing The bride wore a fingertip veil and carried Stephanotis and holly Marcia Friedrich was maid of honor with Patricia Paden and Sendra Crow bridesmaids David Ziegler was best man Ushers included William Stout Paul Henderson and Tom Casden A reception followed with about 200 guests The couple will reside at Miami Manor Oxford The bride is a Fairview High School graduate and Miami University student The groom attended Avon Lake Kish School and Miami University
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Dayton
Nancy Arlene Faris
Jesse O. Faris
Jack Thomas Ziegler
Fairview
Cari
Srice
Marcia Friedrich
Patricia Paden
Sendra
Deborah Husmang
David Ziegier
William Stn
Pailin Henderson
Tom Casden
Kerpips
Ever Har Mumma
Beverly Coil
Doris Ruppert
Ziegler
Fairview High School
Miami University
Oxford
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Avon Lake Kish
Miami Universite
Miami Manor
Bib for Tree Tops Off Holiday Decor
A washable four by five foot white cotton bib with colorful Christmas designs serves as a decorative stand cover for a Christmas tree. It protects carpets and floors from needles and marks and slips around the tire base for easy fit.
Christmas Reading Planned by Plus 30 Club at Holly Hall
The Plus 30 Club meets in Holly Hall with Mrs Monroe hosting a reading of Just A Christmas Story and a Yuletide program. The Jones Chapel Quartet and parents attend a gift exchange and poem performance titled A Christmas Song. Refreshments feature a Madonna centerpiece and green cloth table decor as volunteers serve.
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J. L. Mathis
Clinton
Holly Hall
J/Mudge
G. Ed Monroe
H. Meschke
Howard Miller
Flora Miller
Harry
Mitchell
Kofski
Jones Chapel
Booker
William Hioiski
Glenn Gallegher
Ralph Norris
Walter Armstrong
BM. M. Lewis
Ruben Lore
Glitchy Note Sparks Odd Glove Mending Tale
Fragmentary text describes borrowing a marble from a child to fix a glove by placing the marble into a finger end. The snippet hints at a quirky improvised repair and a playful, nonsensical scenario.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram Item
Fragmentary 1959 Chronicle Telegram notes reference local events in Elyria with unclear names and dates. Reading shows minimal legible details about a race or meeting and mentions press context yet lacks confirmable entities or outcomes.
Christmas Party at Lake Area Lodge Honors Children
The Lake Avenue social room hosted a children's Yule event sponsored by the lodge unit with Mrs. Penman presiding and Mrs. Ted Bekse and Mrs. Harry Ben among chairmen. A Santa visit delighted the children as songs and carols accompanied gifts for each child. Golf shoe prizes and British walk decor were noted, with refreshments served and ornaments in orange lemon and lime colors.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Spring Valley Country Club
Richard Sik
Sheffield Lake
Sania
Charlene Barnard
Truommad
Santa Frehiahted
Fis
Robertson Lake
Ted Bekse
Harry Ben
Daughters of Scotia
David Miller
Meg. Penman
Bond St
Lake Avenue
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Annd
Dan BeVier
Tras End
Wellington
Ios
Nat Aye Tame
Charles Siener
Elyria Country Club
R. H. Williamson
Eugene Durack
John Klemm
Ko Daly
Nancy Faris
Jack T. Ziegler
Congo Wall
Marbelizved
Bae
UEC
Ceintier
Tsien
Velve
Broadway, Lorain
Lorain Elyria
Lorain
Elyria
IR Elyria
Mon
Dee
Chronicle-Telegram
Viet
Prmmne
Ame
Wiliam Rbiva
Is. Center
St Meinty Grove
Elyria Junor
John Funk
Dale Yast
Gene Belgerscerger
Hekers
Robert Hengartner
Robert Hengartner Was In Chance of A Getsoquinted Miner At Sit P.m
Rats
Children’s Yule Party
Lodge
Alex Penman
Fea- Reotrishments Inc
Imperial Beauty Salon
Ridgeview Shopping Center
The
Poinsettia
Lorain County
Florist Association Member
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Wilms Florist
N. Ridge Rd
Botamer Florist
Corner Park Ave
Clark St
Broad St
Broadway
Resar
E. River St
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