Olson Hoeh wed in Oberlin First Methodist Church
Kristene Ann Olson and Daniel V Hoeh exchanged vows February 21 at the First Methodist Church in Oberlin with Rev. Roger Janke and Rev. Gilbert Sheldon officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Olson of Hudson Wisconsin, plans to live at 84 King Street Oberlin after a Marco Island Florida honeymoon. The groom, son of Mrs Elean or Hoeh of Oberlin and the late Mr Albert Hoeh, is employed by Lorain National Bank travel bureau. Music and attendees listed include Ellen Gambulous Norma Gilbert, organist David Blazer, matron of honor Mrs Russell Van der Pyl Sr bridesmaid Katherine Shaw flower girl Anne Van der Pyl, best man Russell Van der Pyl Sr, ushers Martin Ebbel Neilie Sidle William Benda George Opel, and bearers Michael Morehead. The bride is a 1971 Hudson High School graduate, studied at Oberlin Conservatory of Music, and works at Allen Memorial Hospital therapy department. she also serves as organist for Oberlin Community Church. The couple will reside at 84 King St.
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Kristene Ann Olson
Daniel V. Hoeh
First Methodist Church
Oberlin
Roger Janke
Gilbert Sheldon
Arthur N. Olson
Hudson, Wis
Eleanor Hoeh
King St
Albert Hoeh
Ellen Gambulous
Norma Gilbert
David Blazer
Russell van der Pyl
Katherine Shaw
Anne van der Pyl
Martin Ebbel
Neilie Sidle
William Benda
George Opel
Michael Morehead
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Bride
Hudson High School
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Community Church
Lorain YWCA Presents Interchange Series For Girls
Lorain YWCA announces a three part Girl to Woman Interchange series for fifth and sixth grade girls and their parents. The program runs March 12 at 7 30 p m at the YWCA with sessions led by Janet Wittenbrook and Dr Esie Sneil Amherst physician. Registration closes March 12 with pre teens required to have membership. adults may attend.
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Loraine Ywca
YWCA
Sixth Street
Reid Avenue
Janet Wittenbrook
R. N
Esie Sneil
Amherst
Still in love and living on edge of past
Dear Abby advises against rekindling with Benny as he is married, noting happiness cannot be built on others’ heartbreak. A mother counsels accepting daughter’s independence, and Abby suggests saying she no longer lives at home. Addressing a smoking husband, Abby weighs cancer risk versus heart attack, urging a loving, cautious approach.
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Abby
Benny
Low Heels Return to Style Across Skirts and Pants
Fashion notes say flat and low heels dominate the season with sandals and espadrilles as summer options. Proportions matter for short skirts while pants cuffs should barely show the instep, and high heels are discouraged for many looks.
Amtrak rolls out family fares on key routes
Amtrak announces family plan fares on medium distance runs including New York to Montreal New York to Pittsburgh and New York to Richmond Va. The program charges full fare for the father 25 percent off for the wife and children aged 12 to 21 61 and a half percent off for ages two to eleven and free for under two. A low fare test runs until June 11 between West Coast pairs including San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and San Diego San Francisco.
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U.S
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Richmond
Hubby
West Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Diego
Enrichment Series features Dr Jean Johnson on God image
The Elyria YWCA Enrichment Series presents Dr Jean Henkel Rogers Johnson in a four part sequence from Tuesday through March 25. Johnson a Berkeley emeritus professor speaks on The Changing God image and related themes including family faith covenant and divine action in history. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in Holly Hall.
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Elyria Ywca
Jean Henkel Rogers Johnson
Carl Rogers
The
Church Divinity School
Berkeley
Calif
Johnson
Holly Hall
Bonnie Botamer and Ted Zunis wed in February ceremony
Bonnie Botamer became the bride of Ted Zunis in a February 14 ceremony at First Congregational Church with Rev. Ronald K. Marma presiding. Attendants included maid of honor Kathy Wenrich and best man Darrell Reith. The couple, both graduates of local high schools, reside at 720 Woodland Ave.
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Bonnie Botamer
Ted Zunis
First Congregational Church
Ronald K. Marmaduke
Kathy Wenrich
Darrell Reith
David Zunis
Methodist groups announce events for coming week
First United Methodist Church schedules a busy week with youth fellowship and a Lord Jim viewing on Sunday, several circles meeting midweek, a mas ter's hand program, Lenten Bible study, and World Day of Prayer led by Rev Mae Booth at The Elyria Home. A health tip notes raw cabbage provides vitamin C.
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First United Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship
Lord Jim
Elyria
Mae Booth
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Evelyn Edmonds
Charles Winder
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Cambridge St
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Scotland
Beaver Creek Boat Club
Marion L. Steele High School
Luxaire, Inc
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