Elyria Chronicle Telegram Briefing
July 10 1972 Elyria Ohio brief item from Chenicle Telegram reports local news items affecting men in the area. Details are limited in the OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
4
July 10 1972 Elyria Ohio brief item from Chenicle Telegram reports local news items affecting men in the area. Details are limited in the OCR fragment.
Lynne Ellen Jackson and James Owen Hunker exchanged marriage vows at St John Lutheran Church with Rev Douglas Riley and Rev Carl Brumme officiating at 6:30 pm. The couple, both natives of Fostoria, will reside at 339 W North St after a wedding trip.
Mrs Jean Weatherly is one of two women in the Dallas Security Force guarding municipal buildings. She carries a 28 caliber pistol and says a woman with a gun is acceptable when properly trained. Weatherly joined the city as a clerk typist 14 years ago.
Dear reader notes a three year old facing multiple relocations due to parental job moves. The columnist predicts growing social and educational adjustment problems as the child ages and suggests boarding school might offer permanence if the pattern continues.
Several families from Ohio cities move to Elyria in recent weeks. James R Brown and Marilou move from Sandusky in June to 180 College Park Dr with son Jeffrey James. Gary Christman and Gloria move from Cleveland to 525 Abbe Rd with daughter Jackie. Rita Leffel moves from Lakewood to 1580 Prospect St with eight children and two grandchildren. The Carrico family from Cleveland at 12312 Hillsdale Ct have daughter Jenni fer Lynn due to arrive near Christmas. Virginia Dare noted as early American child of English settlers.
Bonnie Lee Sleasman and Steve A Hovinetz wed in a 2 PM July ceremony at St Vincent de Paul Church with Rev Charles Logue officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sleasman and the groom son of Mr and Mrs John Hovinetz. Music was provided by Tim Moore soloist and Paul Bach organist.
Social games are held Monday and Tuesday evenings at 7 15 PM and merchandise sales at Saint John s Auditorium Homewood Dr on weekdays at 1 PM.
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