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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
3
Beth Ann Wagner and Gene Edward Nieding were married Saturday at 7 pm at La Porte Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Lyon officiating. Both families gathered for a reception for about 200 guests at Beas and Andy's.
A torn text from a Dear Abby column discusses love, commitment, and family strain with letters about marriage doubts, a suitor avoiding marriage, and parental concern over a son's relationship with his wife. The fragmentary page hints at guidance on love, loyalty, and intergenerational tensions.
Oberlin residents Mr and Mrs Alvah E Walker of 38 Morgan St announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Brendan Law Walker to Richard J Richards son of Mr and Mrs Fred J Richards of 3004 Reaves. The couple met at a dinner marking the Nagy anniversary. Brendan is a 1959 graduate of Oberlin High School and attended Baldwin Wallace College and Oberlin School of Commerce. Richard is a 1959 graduate of Lorain High School and has attended Elmhurst College and Southern Illinois University Carbondale, aiming to graduate in December. A June 8 wedding is planned.
Miss Linda Kay Evansco and Thomas Robert Macartney were married in a 2 pm ceremony at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Evansco, and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence T Macartney. The couple will reside at 3916 Garfield Blvd.
Marilyn Stefek and Michael Louis Kozel wed in a 1 pm ceremony at St. Jude Church. The bride, daughter of Stephen and Mrs Stefek, wore a silk peau de soie gown with lace, veil, and bouquet. The reception followed for 34 at the American Legion Hall. The couple will reside at 516 Dewey Ave after moving.
The U. S. Air Force Mothers met in Manteith Hall and announced a February 20 card party and a May silent bake sale. New member Mr Johnson was welcomed. Reports were given by members Gareta Apai and others. Refreshments served. hostesses listed. Activities include events at Brecksville Veterans Hospital in April.
A social party is set for tonight at St. Teresa on Harris Road near Shefield Lake. The event opens at 7 p.m. with a regular party and refreshments for attendees.
Maxine M Brown and William T Resar wed in an 11 am ceremony at St Mary Church with Rev Thomas G McMann officiating The bride is daughter of the late James R Brown and the bridegroom’s parents are Eugene Resar and Mrs Hezel Resar The couple will reside at 134 Woodbury after a reception at the UAW Hall Guests included out of town relatives and a host of family friends The bride is a bookkeeper and the groom a mason with Elyria High School ties.
Ann Dorothy Michaels married Walter Szefeyk in a nativity court ceremony officiated by Rev. S.8.Rybaki. The couple resides in Sheffield Lake with a reception for 500 at the United Polish Club. Szefeyk, son of Mrs. Adam Szefess, and Michaels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Michaels, shared plans for a BerOmonda honeymoon.
Michael Ondreyev and Henry led a polygraph program for the Home Builders Auxiliary in Elyria. The talk covered how banks use the instrument, its nonlie detector status, admissibility limits, and past cases. Hostesses included Mrs. Yonker and Mrs. White.
Epsilon Sigma members heard a talk on The Garden at the Beth pier on Tuesday. Mrs Lee Sih St explained flower seed types and described famous gardens worldwide. Mrs BP was congratulated for being chosen Valentine Queen at the Sweetheart Ball Feb 2. The Founders Banquet is set for April 9 at Gerald Valley Country Club. The next meeting will be at Mrs Joseph Roath gery’s home, 3681 Nagel Rd, Avon.
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