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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1970
Page
4
At VIA LST Bink 8pm Fiske Chipter 165 Order ot Lasternd Stace Masonic Temple 7 Wpm hosts a social calendar event aimed at parents without partners. Local group activities include dances and light refreshments.
An anniversary open house is planned at the Boehler home on Fyergreen Road Morroesuie Ohio. The event runs from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm with noontide celebrations nearby. Mr Boehler has lived in Greenhied Township all his life and the couple have a daughter Wes Denver Dons Welland and two sons Kenneth and Melvin. The note mentions attire guidance for spring fashion though it seems tangential.
Bonnie Sue Boggs and Christopher Richards wed February 4 at First United Methodist Church in Boulder. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Boggs, wore her turquoise pearl gown. he is son of Mr and Mrs Walter Richards. Music by Mrs Winton Koepke and organist Mrs Harley Marath accompanied the ceremony. Attendants included maid of honor Rhoad G Hetchins and bridesmaids Rebecca Hichads and Mrs Andre Takacs. A reception followed in the church fellowship hall. The couple plans to reside at 1856 Lakeland Dr Lakewood after a trip to Williamsburg.
The piece notes contemporary coats with strong lines created by topstitching and tra punto needlework. Cardin is highlighted as a prolific user, while U.S. makers adopt these techniques for hems cuffs collars and seams, delivering understated yet striking visual appeal.
A recent survey among parents highlights durability as the most desired trait in preschool toys. Parents also value safety educational value and creativity stimulation while addressing frustration from broken items and replacements.
Mary Carol Opel and Paul Edward Ramey are engaged. Mary Carol is Keystone High School and Northern Institute of Cosmetology graduate employed at Carols Beauty Salon in Kipton. Paul E Ramey attended Rowan High School and two years in the US Army including Vietnam service now with Ford Motor Co Lorain plant. Wedding set for August 22.
The Judson Jacksons of Penfield Township will observe their 65th wedding anniversary. They married February 22, 1905 in Wellington with Dr Grose officiating. The couple later moved to Elyria and then to their current home in October 1968. They have a son Robert L. Jackson and a daughter Nelda Duggan with six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
The Chronile Telegraph Women’s Dept invites wedding and engagement notices with rules. Submit bride’s picture only with story within five days of the wedding to publish. Polaroids not allowed. advance submissions accepted. forms available at the newspaper office.
The Chronicle Telegram will not print pictures of engaged high school girls or publish both engagement and bridal pictures within two months. The choice of which image to publish rests with the girl if she is under 21. Parents or guardians must sign engagement records. Wedding and engagement forms are available at the switchboard or Women’s Department with no publishing charge.
Parents seek guidance on helping a gifted but unsettled child. The writer discusses vocabulary support for science reading and cautions against forcing prodigy status, urging emphasis on self confidence independence and social play for future success.
Joann Pappas and Chris Psaropoulos wed at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Lorain on February 1. The ceremony featured organ music by Stephanie Bires and a reception at the Holiday Inn. The couple, with ties to Kaato Corinth and Kiato Corinth Greece, plan a wedding trip to the eastern states.
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