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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
6
A disposable emergency blanket made of absorbent cellulose tissue bonded to a yellow polyethylene shield is described as light reflective warm sanitary and economical. The blanket targets hospitals emergency clinics ambulances industrial first aid stations police and fire departments to cut initial costs cleaning and handling expenses of woven blankets.
Lynn Papp became the bride of James Hollstein in a 2 p.m. ceremony at St. Joseph Catholic Church Amherst officiated by Rev Robert Happel. Parents are Dean Papp and Mr Mrs George Hollstein. The couple will reside in Avon Lake after a Washington D C trip. Cheryl Papp was maid of honor and Thomas Hollstein served as best man with ushers Marc Gilgenbach and others. The bride wore a sixpence from Ireland in her shoe and is a nursing graduate and staff nurse at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. The groom, a Steele High School graduate, attends Cleveland State University and works as a Nordson draftsman photographer. Reception was at American Legion Hall Amherst.
Reservations for the 47th annual PTA Founders Day Dinner must be made by tomorrow with Mrs. Lester Burr at 6989 Manor Dr. The event will be held February 29 at First Congregational Church. Various local clubs and meetings are scheduled through the week at multiple venues with planned programs and activities.
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Jane Ann Elizabeth White daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas R White of Lorain announces engagement to David William Hook son of Mr and Mrs Roy D Hook of Amherst The two 1970 high school graduates attend Lorain County Community College with White majoring in elementary education and Hook studying psychology for the ministry at LCCC The wedding plans are indefinite
Kathy Irene Krebs and David J. Bruns announce their engagement. Kathy, daughter of Donald C. Krebs of Amherst, is a Firelands High School 1970 graduate and University of Toledo sophomore majoring in elementary education. David, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruns of Stryker, is a 1970 Stryker High School graduate and a University of Toledo sophomore majoring in marketing. The wedding is planned for Sept. 9 at Henrietta United Church of Christ with Rev. Wilbur Stell officiating.
Jane Martha Huston daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack M Huston of Oberlin married David Ivan Reisinger son of Robert and Jeanne Reisinger of Gettysburg Pa The ceremony February 8 at the bridegroom s home in Groton Conn Deb orah Reisinger was maid of honor and Robert Reisinger served as best man The couple plan to reside in Groton Conn Jane is a 1969 Oberlin High School graduate and Katharine Gibbs School alumnus The groom a radioman third class in the US Navy is stationed at New London Conn with assignment in Groton Conn
Elyria Council of PTAs announces a series of rap sessions at four junior high schools. The first meeting is Wednesday March 1 from 9 30 to 11 a.m. at Eastern Heights Junior High School with administrators on hand to answer questions. Flyers go home February 28 to Eastern Heights families. others may attend future sessions at Northwood Franklin and Jefferson Junior High Schools, with dates to be announced.
Dear Mrs Schraub replies that a 14 year old boy with a year less in public school may do better in subjects he likes and may react against female teachers during adolescence. He identifies with same sex peers and shows uneven English and geometry interest. Social party notice follows.
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