Patricia Doyle and Lawrence Sadler wed in Wadsworth
Patricia Jane Doyle and Lawrence D. Sadler were married July 15 at First Christian Church Wadsworth. The bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Doyle, and the groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Sadler. Post ceremony reception at Holiday Inn Medina. They plan a five week European honeymoon and will reside at Fort Sill Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Sadler
Patricia Jane Doyle
Fred Hartman
First Christian Church
Wadsworth
Joseph C. Doyle
Knollwood Dr
Sadler
Lawrence G. Sadler
Elma
Viren T. Kersch II
Patrick Bettin
William Doyle
John Haynes
Frederick Marcell
Holiday Inn
Medina
Europe
Sadlers
Ft. Sill, Okla
More Effective Use of Resources An Imperative for Higher Education
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education calls for reducing the rise in total annual expenditures of U S colleges and universities in the 1970s. It argues expenditures could be cut by nearly 10 billion dollars by 1980 versus trends from the 1960s, via vigorous efficiency measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
America
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Ponds and Rivers Shape a Driver's Poetic View
A reflective piece tracks ponds and lakes along a drive past Rt 20 and Rt 10, noting a man made lake, a breached embankment, and ongoing reed cutting. It laments neglect of small natural ponds and warned about debris near dams, urging preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Dear Amy column on unannounced pastor visits and hospitality
A reader defends informal pastoral calls. They argue clergy should visit without notice, praising ministers who come at any hour to advise and console, while noting spouses keep a neat home and bake. The writer urges understanding for housewives uneasy with unexpected visits. Post cards, please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vanderbilt
Long and silky style is blunt cut
A fashion description outlines blunt cut long hair with a fringe and care steps. Instructions cover keeping hair straight after washing, using a straightener, and how to part, bring sections forward, brush back, and secure with a ribbon at the nape. It mentions a new book on today’s hairstyles and provides a Milford New Jersey address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle - Telegram
Box N. Milford
New Jersey
Layered-look Rolled-Up Sleeve Sweaters Show Varied Styles
Rolled-up sleeve sweaters arrive in many versions. A trompe bel layering blends body and sleeves in one color while sewn-on long sleeves contrast. Short rolled sleeves layer over shirts, and a ribbed pullover echoes Sonia Rykiel. Unrolled, sleeves reach the wrists and can roll to three-quarter or elbow length for a chic over-shift look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia Rykiel
Engagement Announced for Deborah Sennhenn and Stephen Ginter
Deborah Jean Sennhenn of RD 1 Berlin Heights and Stephen Frederick Ginter of RD 3 Newville Pa announce their engagement. Sennhenn a 1968 Firelands High School graduate and Findlay College alumna cum laude with Who's Who honors. Ginter a 1968 Big Spring High School graduate and magna cum laude Findlay College graduate, English honors society member, and Sigma Tau Delta president. Wedding plans are undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sennhenn
Berlin Heights
Deborah Jean
Stephen Frederick Ginter
George Ginter
Newville
Miss Sennhenn
Firelands High School
Findlay College
Mr. Ginter
Big Spring High
Sigma Tau Delta
Alpha Psi Omega Dramatics
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ome
Patricia Doyle
Lawrence Sadler
Frederick W. Marcell
Anita Bowman
John S. Haynes
Kathy Mardis
Patti Neill
Ohio State University
OSU
Ly Embree
Hoffman
Don Miller
Don
Canada
Qberlin
Black River
Rt. 20
Hills Country Club
Midway Mall Merchants
Rodgers Tropical
Midway Mall
Turnpike
Elyria-Lorain
Amy
By Amy Vanderbilt
Bangs
Cliff Brown
Bell Ave
Rte
State Patrol
DRAPE
Sewest Valclenes
Dupont
Wits
Curad
DANS
Bauer & Black
Hess. Hess Pharmacies, Inc
E. Broad St
Cleveland St
Deborah Jean Sennhenn
Stephen Ginter
Chronicle-Telegram
St. Teresa Church Hall
Abbe Road
Sheffield
Deborah Sennhenn
Ashyk
Colorado Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!