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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
5
New York based AP notes bangs are evolving for fall with longer soft waves. Stylists at Intercoiffure America showcase petal shaped forehead waves, not the traditional straight fringe. The look relies on hot curlers for touch ups, with many styles remaining gentle and graceful.
The piece notes bangs as a younger look for summer hair with side swept or flipped styles. It quotes A Otto Katke of Kansas City and Tony Ross of Chicago on how bangs alter facial balance. It also covers summer cold prevention, rest, diet, fluids, and mild decongestants, plus forecasts longer hair in fall and Rene Gross’s longer fluffy bangs variation.
Mary Williamson and Richard Schwedt wed May 26 in Carswell Air Force Base Chapel Fort Worth Texas officiated by Rev Dona Donahue. Bride daughter of George and William Williamson Tucson Arizona. Groom son of George Schwedt Elyria Ohio. Gailyn Millett maid of honor. Best man Robert Schwedt. Bride wore family heirloom gold Cross. Reception at officers club. Both are USAF members. They plan to station together at Grissom AFB Peru Indiana after honeymoon in southern Texas.
Joyce Diederick and John Gawlik plan a wedding after an engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. James Diederick of Byington CL. Joyce, Elyria High School 1973 graduate, works at Zayre. John, Invacare Corp employee. The ceremony is set for August 4 at St. Jude Church with Rev. Peter Barr officiating. First woman mayor claim noted formedora Salter in 1887.
A playful Father’s Day feature offers King Burgers with one pound beef patties topped by onion gravy cream, horseradish, and cucumber crown. Side dish is Sunny Salad Dressing with mustard, ketchup, vinegar and sugar.
Barbara Jean Kotnik and Chad Loran Hook exchanged vows June 9 at First United Methodist Church Grand Junction Colorado with Rev Ronald Hamilton officiating at 3 30 pm. A reception followed at Ramada Inn. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kotnik, wore a gold cross necklace from her father. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Bill Hook. They will reside in Grand Junction after a trip to Aspen.
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