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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1977
Page
4
The text describes a fitness pose where the toes rest on the floor behind the head, followed by returning the legs to the starting position to sit up, reaching forward to touch the toes. It continues with repeated movements for a full stretch routine.
Town talk lists the Emerald Valley Mother of Twins Club meeting at Mrs A Rennke 18041 Strongsville Blvd Strongsville on Thursday at p.m. Speakers include Mrs Thomas Riggle on fish and local club activities plus notices of Beta Sigma Phi meetings and a St Patrick’s Day dinner-dance committee.
Jo Ann M Perkins and William Fox wed at First Congregational Church on December 24 with Rev Ronald Marmaduke officiating at 10 30 pm vows. Bride’s parents Wendell and Mrs Perkins attended. groom son of Dr and Mrs Charles Fox. Maid of honor Mary Alice Metsher and best man Thomas Hines. The couple resides at 10534 La Grange Rd.
The engagement of Marsha Wannetta Reed to Gerald Orden Dobbins Jr. is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Reed of Parsons Road LaGrange. The bride is a Keystone High School graduate of 1975 and the groom a 1966 Midview High School graduate with U S Army service. The wedding is planned May 14 at Mt Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church Parsons Road Grafton with Elder Charles Fisher officiating at 1 pm.
A New York AP summary reports traffic crashes as the top cause of death for ages 1 to 24 in 1974, with 20,539 fatalities in the United States. An insurance study in The Journal of Insurance cites rising share of child fatalities from motor vehicle accidents in industrialized countries.
A widow asks how to handle a three year relationship with a bachelor who avoids contact with family and uses a party line. Abby suggests he may be married or crazy and advises pursuing independence or solitaire. Other letters share dating misfires and fashion notes on antique silk kimonos and flower pins. A Bureau of Vital Statistics dilemma covers addressing sex change names in official letters.
Julie Lynn Byrd announces her engagement to Mark Prachinsky. Parents Patricial Beal and Leon Byrd of Elgin Tennessee share the news. Byrd is a 1976 Marion L Steele High School graduate and works at How ard Johnson's Turnpike Plaza in Amherst. Prachinsky, a 1977 graduate of the same high school, is enrolled in Lorain County Vocational Center and employed by Amherst Sparkle Market. The couple plans a June wedding.
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