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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1976

Page

7

Clearwater couple to wed June 19 in Catholic church

April Chapin and Steven Skip Karby plan a June 19 wedding at Light of Christ Catholic Church in Clearwater. April, a Clearwater High School and St. Petersburg College alumna, works as a hostess. Steven, a Clearwater native, is an environmental biologist and former Elyria Catholic and Ohio University graduate who taught biology at ECHS in 1971-72.

April Chapin Steven Skip) Karby Merrill Chapin Clearwater, Fla April Steve Karby Bellfield Ave Miss Chapin Clearwater High School St. Petersburg College Mr. Karby Clear Waler Elyria Catholic High Ohio University ECHS University of South Florida Tampa St Petersburg Junior College Clearwater National Audubon Society International Oceanographic Foundation Christ Catholi Church Eric Hunter

Tassled cord belt for summer boho tops and tunics

A tasseled cord belt pairs with Big-Top shirts loose tunics and smock tops for summer. Options include tasseled jute rope multistrand knotted cords with shells beads or crocheted cotton long ties in natural or bright colors, suitable for winter ethnic clothes as well.

Change of life and marriage strain discussed by Dr Brothers

Dear Dr Brothers examines menopause and midlife discontent affecting sex and mood in couples. The advisor emphasizes psychological factors, explains alcohol’s impact on impotence, and suggests reassessing expectations while considering estrogen therapy and periodic reassessment of intimacy.

Sherwin Kaufman Couse

Dear Abby Lawsuit Over Infant Circumcision Claim

Dear Abby replies to a letter from a New Yorker suing his parents for 100000 over infant circumcision claiming disfigurement. A retired minister from Ashville NC shares perspective on circumcision history and nudism implications while another reader, a dull-witted Englishman, comments on American brotherly love.

Abby N.Y Ashville N.C

Engagement Announced For Kathy Tribble and Daniel Reisinger

The engagement of Kathy Lynn Tribble to Daniel Carl Reisinger of Waco Texas is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Millard Tribble of Oberlin. The couple will wed on August 21 in Oberlin Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Allen Curts officiating.

Kathy Tribble Daniel Reisinger Kathy Lynn Tribble Daniel Carl Reisinger Waco Texas Millard Tribble Quarry Road Oberlin Calvary Baptist Church Allen Curts

Cooking note on burger prep with herbs

A compact kitchen tip explains mixing one cup of parsley or spinach into a pound of seasoned ground beef, chopping with kitchen shears, forming thin patties, and broiling until cooked. It emphasizes herb integration and simple broiling technique.

Newcomers Ohioans on the move share hobbies and homes

New residents from Colum bia Station Cleveland Berea Bay Village Brooklyn and Lorain moved to area communities. Gary Snell and Sharon with three daughters moved from Colum bia Station to Rocky River teaching math and social studies. They restore old homes and attend Broadview Baptist Church. The Chilcoats from Cleveland settled in Berea with a three year old son Jason and pursue candle making while studying at Cleveland State University. The Johnsons from Berea relocate to North Ridgeville with a daughter Julie Fergus and work in manufacturing and secretarial roles. Sevebeck family from Bay Village and other locals raise horses board ponies and teach riding while Kris and Mrs Sevebeck help lead 4-H. The Seays Ruddy family Strongsville and Lorain natives join the community with interests in skiing tennis and cycling.

Columbia Station Cleveland Berea Bay Village Brooklyn Lorain

Poorman to Speak at Lorain County Realtors Meeting

Shirley Poorman will address about 20 Women’s Council of Realtors members at the noon luncheon at Spring Valley Country Club. Associated with HGM Realtors in North Ridgeville, she has six years in real estate and led a condominium project of 176 homes. Her talk titled Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice covers makeup, hair styling, and professional attire.

Shirley Poorman Women’s Council of Realtors Women's Council of Realtors Lorain County Board of Realtors Spring Valley Country Club Ms. Poorman HGM Realtors North Ridgeville Bruce Brad School of Communications Ohio University

Oberlin Club hears Lorain speaker on Black Woman's Trials

The Women's Progressive Club of Oberlin hosted a January meeting at 41 Locust St. with 22 attendees. Speaker Minnie Young of Lorain presented on The Black Woman's Trials in observance of the Bicentennial year. Hostesses were Mrs. Harriett Ellis and Minnie Rucker. program included readings by Hilda Dobbins from Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

Woman's Progressive Club of Oberlin Minnie Young Lorain Hilda Dobbins Paul Lawrence Dunbar Robert Kimmey Locust St Harriett Ellis Minnie Rucker

Security measures protect homes amid rising crime

In the face of increasing burglaries, homeowners are urged to adopt security measures. The article notes a growing market of products from advanced locks to ultrasonic systems, with many alarms pairing burglar alerts with fire detection, intended to deter intruders and notify authorities.

Needlework Guild meeting on Feb thirteen in Westerville

The East District of the National Needlecraft Guild schedules a Feb 13 gathering at the Spring Hallow Conference Center in Sharon Woods Metropolitan Park Westerville. Board and unit presidents meet at 10:30 a.m. followed by a business session at 11:30 a.m. and lunch at noon. At 1 p.m. Jeff Barnes of The Frame Station discusses framing your own needlework.

National Needlecraft Guild Spring Hallow Sharon Woods Westerville Jeff Barnes Frame Station

Check furniture carefully for a season buy

Well-made furniture can be your best buy this season and help create a new atmosphere. Examine dressers and cabinets for snug drawers, test chair sturdiness, inspect sofa and chair arms, feel for a solid frame under padding, and avoid wobbling table legs or glued corners. Ensure fabric lasts and hardware is firmly attached without improper staples.

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Dr. Brothers Masters and Johnson Dear Abby Y Abigail VerBurer Mr. Reisinger Is Thomas Reisinger U.S. RL. 20 East U.S. Army Maron John R Jefferson County Russell MC Daniel Lim Indiana L.A Hild de Elyria Save Center Ridge Rd Northview Village Ridgeville Gary Snell Gary Sharon) Snell Rocky River Robin Gay Bethany Rachel Joy Snell Columbia Middle School Snells Broadview Baptist Church Mrs Mark Chilcoat Mark Margo Chilcoat West Road Jason Mr. Chilcoat Cleveland State University The Chilcoats Are Members of St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church MR. and Hank Johnson Bank Sharon) Johnson Lear Nagle Rd Julie Fergus Mr. Johnson Schreck Industries Johnson G.H. Kaplan Agency, Inc Ralph Sevebeck Ralph Virginia Sevebeck Reedbrook Farm Bender Rd Kris Bill Mr. Sevebeck Mrs. Sevebeck Kris Sevebeck Episcopal Church Blue D Mrs. Merlyn Seay Merlyn (Rudy) Seay Beebe Ave Mr. Seay Ohio Truck Plant James Ruddy James Luanne Mane Ruddy Squirrel Hollow Lane Strongsville Ohio United Air Lines Union Carbide Corporation Oberlin Club Holbrook & Smith CO Magic Chef Elyaia M Broadway Susanne Olsen Lincoln ST Wellington Floyd Olsen Susie Wellington Middle School Chronicle Barker, Adams, Lincoln North Main Ivetpad Fidel Castro Dragon Newname Edmund Muskie the Chronicle-Telegram East Ave
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