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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1975
Page
5
American Legion Post 12 Auxiliary announces its Americanism program Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Post Home with guest speaker Mrs. Frank Stehr. Stehr, born in Germany, endured World War II hardships and immigrated to the United States in 1954 becoming a citizen in 1961.
The feature notes a family with husband and four children valuing Great Freedoms as the talk theme. The public is invited to attend. The auxiliary promotes Americanism through flag presentations to scouts and new citizens, Girls State sponsorship, Good Citizen awards, flag code distribution, honoring Gold Star Mothers, voter turnout efforts, and additional services.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Repic Vermilion announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Marie Repic to Bernard J Urbas son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Urbas Lorain The couple plan a July wedding Judy is a Vermilion High School 1967 graduate and a Lorain County Community College alum employed as public information director by United Way of Greater Lorain County Inc Bernard a Lorain High School and Ohio State University graduate served in the U S Army Corps of Engineers and works as a Ford process engineer The couple plan a July wedding
Associate professor Martha M Verda of Oberlin College will speak in two Elyria YWCA Enrichment Series segments on Tuesday and Feb 18. She will discuss psychological aspects of new sexual patterns childless marriage career and alternatives to marriage family patterns and life styles. She holds degrees from Michigan and Oberlin and has taught at multiple universities while serving as a counselor and consulting psychologist.
An Afghan hound entered and won first prize in weaving at Davenport Iowa's annual art contest with a knitted mitten shaped entry. The dog's owners entered the item under the hound's name after discovering the mitten’s odd form. The article also notes spring apron dresses styled over T shirts and other fashions.
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