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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1978
Page
4
A guide for parents to help teenagers cope with parental divorce. It emphasizes that the adolescent may blame themselves and feel guilt, and suggests discussing why the divorce is happening, reducing self guilt, and distinguishing parental issues from child conflicts to support the teen through turmoil.
The text outlines how teens face divorce between parents, not a parent-child rift, and emphasizes reassurance of ongoing parental love. It warns against teens being drawn into conflicts, predicts acting-out behaviors, psychosomatic illness, and heavy family pressures to assume caregiving roles, urging direct support and clear boundaries.
Wedding vows exchanged at 4 p.m. December 3 in Medina First Baptist Church. Bride Denise Dangelo provided music as soloist with Karen Churgovich and Karla Graty on organ. Best man was Jonathan Gawlik. ushers included Charles Sons and Theodore Gasser. Reception at Medina Community Center. Bride, Cloverleaf graduate and Lorain County Community College student, works part time at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Groom, Elyria High School graduate, works for Nordson Corp.
A wedding page notes Nancie Irma Goldstein’s bridal party with maid of honor Carol McKee Severs and bridesmaids Linda Lons Beachler Lorie Pierce Debra Beth Shalom Synagogue Lynn Tari Fogle Laura The newlyweds plan to reside in Jacksonville Florida using their Elyria home as a base.
Patti Gail Swaback wed Timo Dietlin at 11 a.m. November 26 in Grace Bible Church Elmhurst Illinois officiated by Rev Howard L Brumme. The couple's parents are named Swaback of Elmhurst and Dietlin of Lorain. Various family members and music staff attended a reception at Indian Lakes Country Club. The bride and groom's education and future plans are noted along with inaugural details of the wedding party. The second segment discusses divorce adolescence challenges and parenting roles and urges structured visitation rights.
Denise Ann Burdette became the bride of Ronald Ray Adkins at 7 p.m. on December 23 at New Life Baptist Church. The Rev. Rick Young officiated. The couple resides at 334 Washington Ave after a reception in the church hall. Denise is a Elyria High School sophomore and Ronald is a welder from Southview High School 1977 grad working for American Ship Yard Co. They plan a delayed honeymoon this summer.
The Chronicle Telegram details prompt submission rules for Lorain County weddings and engagements. Photographs must arrive within 14 days after the ceremony. professional pictures are preferred and color images require photo department approval. Names require full Christian names or two initials. forms are available at 225 East Ave Elyria.
Judith Therese Bronish and Robert Wesley Lowe were married December 29 at the bride’s home in North Ridgeville with Rev. James Skinner officiating. The bride is the daughter of Victor and Dorothy Bronish. the groom is the son of James Lowe and Mrs. Robert Ross. The ceremony featured matron of honor Vicki Colley and best man Dexter Sherrill, followed by a reception. Both graduates of North Ridgeville High School 1976 plan to reside at Copperas Cove Texas after basic training.
Pvt Richard T Potts and Jessie Ann Teshon wed December 27 at Victory Baptist Temple with Rev Webb presiding. The bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs James Potts of Oberlin and the couple will live in Lorain as he continues Army duties.
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