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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1976
Page
11
A long reader letter describes a husband who never opens bills or returns calls, causing friction. Abby advises accepting the trait, taking over finances, and avoiding nagging, noting faults are minor compared to worse possibilities. The page includes other reader questions about hosting a neighbor’s boyfriend, indoor sunglasses, and a call for mental health post-hospital experiences.
Carol Ann Lichman and Joseph F Teply wed at St Mary Church Dan 95 with Rev Russel Connors officiating. The ceremony featured family attendants, self written vows, and a reception at the American Legion Post in Home. The bride is a Bowling Green graduate with a nutrition masters, the groom a medical student at Ohio State with biology honors. they plan to reside in Columbus.
A report in Medical World News notes a new bread with cellulose fibers may help weight loss. In tests with 25 times more fiber, calories per slice drop and roughage rises, aiding fullness and digestion. Michigan State and Columbia studies show greater weight loss among higher fiber eaters and patients.
Multiple household tips appear in clipped form. Methods include slicing onions by the root end, thawing chicken under cold water, testing hard boiled eggs by spinning, peeling tomatoes in boiling water, cooling pudding with salted water, and keeping ground ingredients contained by tying a paper bag over the appliance.
Irma Loewenberg wins council approval to exhibit an international doll and miniature building display in her home turning living spaces into a fairyland. The 20 year dream features a sugarplum castle in Spain and Oktoberfest figures while neighbors back the project and admission charges fund expansion plans as she eyes Inuit and Mennonite exhibits.
Lauren E Wurster and his wife observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception at First United Methodist Church attended by about 200 guests from Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Elyria. The couple wed on Christmas Day 1925 in Celina Ohio. They reside in Elyria and have two sons Keith of Oberlin and Lee of Columbus and a daughter Doris Smith of Webster Groves Missouri plus seven grandchildren. Mr Wurster has led a busy career as treasurer of Colson Corporation and heads an Elyria accounting firm while holding several directorships and civic roles. The family enjoys travel. Mrs Wurster teaches and knits and needlepoint are her hobbies.
Nicolette Gentile and Robert J. Allsop announce their engagement and upcoming wedding at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in South Amherst. Miss Gentile, a 1971 graduate of South Amherst High School and 1973 nursing graduate, works in pediatrics at St. Joseph Hospital. Her fiancé, a 1970 graduate and Ohio University alumnus, is a Nordson Corp. customer field representative. The ceremony is set for 2 p.m. April 24 with Rev. Wallace F Roth officiating.
Karen Wiggins and Charles J Costin Jr were married in December 2019 at Community United Methodist Church with Rev Robert Wickins officiating. The bride, daughter of T Ward Wiggins Cushucton and Mrs Charles J Costin Sr Mansfield, and the groom, a teacher at Eastern Heights Junior High, plan to reside at 204 Fullerton Rd after a reception at the Holiday Inn.
Marlene Wilmoth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Wilmoth of LaGrange, is engaged to David Lee Browne, son of Mrs. Florence Browne of Metcalf Road. Wilmoth, a Keystone High School 1975 graduate, babysits for Les Maurer in Grafton. Browne, a 1967 Elyria High School graduate, works as a salesman for Lighting Fixtures by Loren in North Ridgeville. Plans for the wedding are not yet set.
Altar and Rosary Society of St. Vincent de Paul Church meets Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Richard Fenik presiding a mini card party follows. St Andrew s Church Women dinner meeting is Wednesday at 6 p m Helen Massey Guild hosts Tom Peters program at 6 45 p m bring canned goods. L Club American Legion Post 12 tureen dinner at 3 p m tomorrow. Cinnamon topping and sewing tips included.
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