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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1971
Page
4
Denice Proy became the bride of Thomas Michael Hillin in a July 3 ceremony at Delaware Avenue Methodist Church Lorain. The Rev Arthur Mullett officiated at 4 pm. The couple will reside in Alexandria Virginia after a Houston Texas honeymoon.
The Idaho Potato Commission says dehydrated potato products stored properly will last over a year. Keep them in airtight containers away from ranges dishwashers and strong odors from soap detergents onions or garlic. A package about half a gallon like ice cream serves stores the equivalent of 20 pounds of fresh potatoes.
In a mash of letters the columnist replies about marital strain from health issues. A wife fears her diabetic husband with high blood pressure cannot have sex due to medical advice and possible deception. A reader recalls a wedding with a disabled veteran and the moral weighs on truth and commitment.
Regina McMahon and plans for a July 24 wedding are announced by Mr and Mrs Thomas C McMahon of 248 Grand Ave Wellington. The forthcoming marriage is described as a family event with the couple to be wed in a ceremony to be scheduled.
Four Hogan brothers and their families attend their nephew John Merrick Odevant Jr.’s wedding in Berea on July 3. Separate notices report a Dayton bride Roger E. Hogan whose husband returns from Vietnam July 9 and two summer weddings: Regina Hogan to Alfred Cipriani at St Patrick Church Wellington on July 24 and Regina to Alfred Cipriani planning residence in Pittsburgh after a trip. Regina attended Seton Hill College and will study at Robert Morris in Pittsburgh. Cipriani is a Pitt junior.
A fragmented column mixes fashion notes on layered hair styles with light personal anecdotes and reader questions. It references Susy Parker advocating freer hair, family life stories, and humorous exchanges with Abby inquiring about relationships and daily life challenges.
The Chronicle Telegram announces the departure of longtime food editor Jean Scott Suhr who will relocate to Florida. The paper invites inquiries and resumes for a full time food editor role, prefering a home economics or food background. Apply to James F Daubel at 225 East Ave Elyria.
Nancy Neumann and Steven A. Dull wed June 19 at Glen Echo Park Columbus with Rev Gary A Williams officiating. Bride Patricia Neumann designed her bouquet and cake by sister-in-law. Couple to reside in Columbus. bride works for Ohio Association of Realtors Board and groom is a house painter.
Susan Bacher married Jon S Reinhardt on July 10 in Chapel 1 at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio The Rev David F Fleming officiated The couple both Kent State graduates 1970 plan to reside in Berea after a Lexington Kentucky honeymoon.
Harold M. and wife celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at their son Robert W. Clarks home 42835 Galaxy Drive. They wed July 16 1921 in New Philadelphia Ohio.
An article reviews personalized diet advice and simple fitness tips from Deborah Szekely. It recommends a daily routine of exercise in front of a mirror, frequent light workouts, hot to cold showers, and high water intake to curb appetite and boost circulation.
Judith Carole Peck announces engagement to Lawrence E Firment son of Mr and Mrs Michael Firment. Both have ties to Elyria and born Boston and Cambridge where he attends MIT as a senior and member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. Wedding planned for Bowling Green State University area at 7 p.m. September 6.
Jean Bislich, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Bislich of Avon Ohio, is engaged to wed Robert L. Cook, son of Mr and Mrs Alton D Cook of Amherst. Jean a 1970 Avon High School graduate and modeling student, is employed at Paul Harris and Berglobs. Robert is a Vietnam veteran, a 1965 Marion Steele High School graduate who attended Ashland College, and a partner in Cherry Knoll Spring Water Company and Farms. The wedding is planned for September 3.
Lake Erie Chapter of the National Executive Housekeepers Association held a picnic Wednesday at Norwalk Memorial Park. Hostess was Mrs. Robert Thayer CEO of Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk. Twenty two members and guests attended for dinner and games. The chapter president Mrs. Mary Linsabaugh is a patient at Lorain Community Hospital and treasurer Mrs. Carolyn Ott is hospitalized at Fair View Hospital.
Small fry are encouraged to lather up when their soap is cushioned in an animal shaped sponge foam pouch. Such bathtime buddies are easy to stitch using pictures from children's coloring books for patterns and the thin colorful sponge foam available in hobby shops. For easier gripping and scrubbing, shave soap into chips and stuff the sponge animal. A basting stitch will close the open end and can be easily removed for a new soap supply when needed.
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