Dunlap and Little Wed in June Ceremony at UMC
Janice Elaine Dunlap and David James Little married at 7:30 p.m. June 13 in First United Methodist Church with Dr. Charles W. Hamilton officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunlap of 358 Ohio St. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Little of Cuyahoga Falls. Organist Mrs. Richard Cooley. matron of honor Mrs. George Petak. bridesmaids Marty Little Barbara Micucci Jennifer Dunlap. best man Michael Fries. ushers Mark Little Jeff Little Dr. James Dunlap John Burke Don Kurtz Lou Kaloza. Reception at Wagner's Country Inn in Westlake. The couple, Kent State students, plan to reside at 112 Hall St. Akron after a trip to Washington, D.C. Showers were hosted by Mrs. James E. Dunlap Jennifer Dunlap Barbara Micucci and May Hayes.
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First United Methodist Church
Janice Elaine Dunlap
David James Little
Charles W. Hamilton
James
Dunlap
Ohio St
John H. Little
Cuyahoga Falls
Richard Cooley
George Petak
Marty Little
Barbara Micucc
Jennifer Dunlap
Michael Fries
Mark Little
Jeff Little
James Dunlap
John Burke
Don Kurtz
Kings celebrate 50th wedding anniversary with open house
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. King of 6280 Lake Ave will mark their golden anniversary this Sunday with an open house from 5 to 7 p.m. The couple wed June 18, 1921, in Astanbula Ohio at the bride’s home. They have lived on Lake Avenue 50 years and attend Washington Avenue Christian Church. Their son James A. and daughter Anna, plus five grandchildren and three great grandchildren, reside in the area.
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Albert H. King
Lake Ave
Kings
Lake Avenue
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Mr King
K and § Tool Co
James A
Eastern Heights Blvd
Anna
Hospital Volunteers to Be Honored by Women's Guild
The Women's Guild of Bay View Hospital will honor 22 volunteers for service ranging from 200 to 8000 hours at the Guild Appreciation Party on June 22. Committeewomen include Georgetta Buckey R N Lois Boeddener Audrey Shinkly and Mary K Robertson. Attendees will include hospital department heads and wives of trustees.
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Women's Guild of
Bay View Hospital
Marriott Inn
W. 150Th St
Georgetta Buckey
R.N
Lois Boeddener
Audrey Shinkly
Nurs
Ing Service
Mary K. Robertson
Guild
Dear Abby column offers guidance on aging parents and personal struggles
A reader seeks Abby's advice about an 85-year-old mother wanting independence and a retirement home. Abby answers that aging parents in good health belong where they choose, urges the children to reconsider, then responds to several letters about weight loss, shoplifting remorse, and seeking personal help.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Mamma
Fanny
Plutton
Eagles Auxiliary installs officers in Elyria meeting
Eagles Auxiliary 431 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held an installation at Eagles Hall with past presidents Mary Prentice and Rose Boals officiating. New officers include Edith Madding president and Mary Nemec junior past president, plus roles for Pat Fortin, Marjorie Goff, Phyllis Banville, Dorothy Belden, Helen Chipolone, Ruth Mechain, Thelma Sullivan, Doris Gray, Jean Shaffer, Jean Troutman, Bertha Johnson, with Banville leading ritual and drill teams. Music by Jean Frey and Kathy Nasipak. 25 year members honored. auditor Luella Tilberg named. grievance committee listed. Bazaar drive for state convention Cincinnati Girls’ School proceeds.
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Mary Prentice
Oberlin
Rose Boals
Elyria
Edith Madding
Mary Nemec
Pat Fortin
Marjorie Goff
Phyllis Banville
Dorothy Belden
Helen Chipolone
Ruth Mechain
Thelma Sullivan
Doris Gray
Jean Shaffer
Jean Troutman
Bertha Johnson
New OffICERS installed by St Joseph Altar Amherst
St Joseph Altar and Rosary Society in Amherst installed new officers last week: Mrs Eugene Sweeney president, Mrs Zemo Tarnowski vice president, Mrs Ben Futch secretary, and Mrs Ralph Barber treasurer. Also notes births and local events including Sgt Tom Prochazka and Almodoro NM announce birth at Holloman AFB base hospital. Elyria grandparents. Elyria High School graduate. civic and church events listed.
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St. Joseph Altar and Rosary Society
Amherst
Eugene Sweeney
Zemo Tarnowski
Ben Futch
Ralph Barber
Tom Prochazka
Almogordo
N.M
Holloman Air Force Base
E. Carroll, Jr
Albuquerque
Frank Prochazka
Elyria
Prochazka
Elyria High School
U.S. Air Force
A and P Food
Oberlin Rd
Zdrojewski Krywany vows solemnized in Amherst church
Wedding vows were solemnized June 12 at 2 p.m. in St. Joseph Church Amherst by Margaret Mary Krywany and Thomas W. Zdrojewski with Rev. David R. Beesing officiating. Bride Katherine Farkas maid of honor. Raymond Muro best man. bridesmaids Karen Kennedy Ann Frabotta Becky Krywany. ushers Nicholas Zdrojewski Leonard Doubrava Kenneth Kostas. ring bearer Steven Krywany. After 6 p.m. reception at United Polish Club. The bride a Elyria Catholic High School 1969 graduate employed by Elyria Savings and Trust. The groom, Elyria High School 1963 graduate, works for Fisher Body GM. They honeymoon in New England.
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St. Joseph Church
Amherst
Margaret Mary Krywany
Thomas W. Zdrojewski
David R. Beesing
Joseph E. Krywany
Park Ave
Wallace Zdrojewski
Middle Ave
Katherine Farkas
Karen Kennedy
Ann Frabotta
Patrick Barden
Becky Krywany
Raymond Muro
Nicholas Zdrojewski
Leonard
Doubrava
Kenneth Kostas
Steven Krywany
United Polish Club
Middle Avenue
Elyria Catholic High School
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Elyria
London fashion trend adds new life to old slacks
London Now notes a quick style hack to refresh last year’s slacks using side-sewn buttons in brass bone or colored finishes. The piece highlights silver half-ball buttons on blue jeans as a popular London look.
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London
G.J.L
Safety tips on defrosting appliances in New York
UPI reports frost-free refrigerator freezers save time but require periodic thorough cleaning. For safety unplug the unit and turn all controls off before cleaning, with special attention to the automatic icemaker signal arm.
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New York
UPI
Should a 17 year old own a car says Dr Brothers
A letter discusses teen car ownership and safety with Dr Joyce Brothers. It cites studies showing high teen accident risk for young male drivers while noting suburban dependence on cars. The column advises balanced parental guidance, gradual responsibility, and monitoring car use to reduce risk.
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Mrs. P
University of Michigan
Bank Uniform Preview Includes Hot Pants for Employees
First Pennsylvania Bank offers free clothing to eligible staff and lists hot pants among 14 garments in the uniform options for tellers and branch secretaries. The program aims to standardize attire and present a uniform corporate image across branches in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
First Pennsylvania Bank
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Wagner's Country Inn
Westlake
Bride
Kent State University
Hoban High School
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Washington, D.C
Hall St
James E. Dunlap
Barbara Micucci
May Hayes
Janice Blaine Dunlap
Albert H. Kings
Chronicle-Telegram
Aigues
Dear Abby
EL Paso
Los Angeles
Cal
Eagles
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Jean Frey
Kathy Nasipak
Jack
Madding
Florence Alexander
Bara Graber
Susie Galley
Mary Schweda
Luella Tilberg
Betts Isenberg
Edna Amspaugh
Toledo
Cincinnati
John Andrews
State
Republican Central and Executive Committee
Mrs. Andrews
Columbus
Elyria Republican Women’s Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
James J. Bedocs
Lorain
Christ United Methodist Church
Meister Rd
Bethel Shrine No
Clifton L. Rhodehamel
Duffey St
Golden Acres
American Red Cross
Kenneth L. Haas
Rosanna Longwell
Center Rd
Valley City
Karen Marie
Medina Community Hospital
Robert Filous
Muntz Rd
Francis Longwell
Grafton
Haas
Midview
Rogers Studio
Fisher Body
General Motors
New England States
Gool
Siffers Horn
Lorain Co. Florist Assoc
River St
Dr. Brothers
DR. Joyce Brothers
G.P
Agnes Hartman
D.C
Chamberlin
State Medical Board
Pines Park
ART Center
James Mateer
Jim Mateer
Ponderosa Pines
Diagonal Rd
LaGrange
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