Morris Pass Marry in Lorain Church Ceremony
Teresa Marlene Morris and Harold Dean Pass were wed in a July 1 ceremony at the Church of Christ in Lorain. Rev R W Gann officiated at noon. The bride, a 1972 Elyria High School graduate, works at Sears Roebuck. The groom, also an Elyria High School alumnus, is employed by Lorain Ford. The couple will honeymoon in Virginia and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Marlene Morris
Harold Dean Pass
Church of Christ, Lorain
R W Gann
Elyria High School
Bride
Sears Roebuck and Co
Midway Mall
iMr Pass
Lorain Ford Motor Co
Rogers Studio
Linda Boardwine Engaged to Wed Jerry Richardson
Mr and Mrs William Payne 632 Keys Drive and Walter G Boardwine of Lorain announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Jerry Allen Richardson son of Mrs Helen Richardson of Cambridge Court Apt The couple are Elyria High School graduates and both work at Rini s Stop n Shop in North Olmsted The wedding is planned for February 24, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Payne
Keys Drive
Walter G. Boardwine
Lorain
Linda
Jerry Allen Richardson
Helen Richardson
Cambridge Court Apt
Miss Boardwine
Elyria High School
Rini
Stop’n Shop
North Olmsted
Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society Meeting
The Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society meets tomorrow at Oberlin People's Bank at 8 pm. Ray Vietzen will be featured in the program, with notes on geology and local mineral interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society
Oberlin People’s Bank
Ray Vietzen
Elyria Country Club
Woman’s Golf Association
Plain Dealer
Outdoor art show at Lakeview Park August 5 6
The Art League of Lorain County hosts an outdoor art show at Lakeview Park on Lake Road Route 6. It runs noon to 7pm each day with sales and demonstrations in watercolor oils macrame collage jewelry pottery and more. For rental space call Mrs. Robert Popa Meister Rd Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League of Lorain County, Inc
Lakeview Park
Lake Road
Route 6
Robert Popa
Meister Rd
Lorain
Origin of hominy and corn history
The article traces hominy’s name from the Indian phrase tack hummin meaning to grind corn. It notes Henry Tibbe’s 1869 invention of the first commercially manufactured corncob pipe and plaster of Paris use to smooth its surfaces. It cites the European corn borer causing a 1971 $250 million corn loss and mentions old husking bees and red-ear folklore in southern traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tibbe
Washington
Tibbe
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Teresa M. Morris
Harold Pass
Leonard M Morris
Franklin Ave
Pass
William E. Pass
Oakwood
Pat Smith
Larry Danals
Kenny Morris
W.C. Bommer
Avon-Belden Rd
North Ridgeville
Virginia
Tennessee
Chronisie-Telegram
Linda Boardwine
Jerry Richardson
Home Flower Garden Club of
New London
American Legion Hall
North Main Street
Melvin Riedy
Ted Towstiak
Elyria
Quik-Nezy
DRY Cleaning & Coin Laundry
Lowell St. Elyria
Telegram
ZAYRE
JC Penney Custom Decorating Service
Cpenney
Cleveland Area
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