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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1983
Page
6
Dear Abby responds to readers on Michigan’s no smoking rule in public places, reporting mixed experiences from a customer who faced defiance in stores and theaters, and advising on enforcement and practical steps. The column also includes letters about prison reentry and anniversary reminders, with guidance from Abby.
Mrs William C Gillespie of Elyria announces Bridgette Michelle Gillespie to David Anderson of Youngstown Ohio. Bridgette is Elyria High School 1977 and University of Cincinnati 1981 graduate. David is Xavier University graduate. An Aug 27 wedding is planned in Second Baptist Church Elyria Mauko Mauko and Curt Alan Reph engagement announced Curt Alan Reph is a Madison High School 1977 graduate and Ohio State University elementary education graduate 1982 employed by J Ross Browne's Columbus. Curt is a legislative aide to State Sen Alan Zaleski
Betty Ann Koba plans to wed Stanley Edward Grzywna in September at St. Stanislaus Lorain. Pauline A Machovina weds Anthony Phillips at Sacred Heart of Jesus Elyria with Rev. Wicks officiating and a church reception. Mary Helen Schloss weds Gregory Blaine Felton at Elyria’s Sacred Heart of Jesus with a church reception. Ruthann Varndell marries Anthony Jay Yorks at St John Lutheran Church June 18 with a reception at the UAW Hall.
Kimberly Graham wed Bruce Hose at Faith Baptist Temple North Ridgeville in a June 25 ceremony officiated by Rev. Ray Carpenter. The couple, both from Elyria, have family ties in the wedding party and early life details noted, with groom serving in the U.S. Army and a future autumn wedding planned.
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