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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1980
Page
7
DEAR ABBY recalls a friend who replied I dont care to many questions. An exchange shifts her from wishy washy to decisive when asked about coffee and she answers Yes I would like a cup. The author celebrates the breakthrough and a hug.
A 50th anniversary celebration was held at Elyria Country Club from 4 to 6 pm for Mr Gordon Leach and his wife. Hosted by their daughters Lucy Leach Crosby of Portland Oregon and Susan Leach Ryan of Woodland California, with guests including Mrs John Dane from Gloucester and Edward Sturgis of Chestnut Hill. The couple wed June 12 1930 in Appleton Chapel Harvard Cambridge MA. They live at 265 Ohio St Elyria since 1951. Leach retired from Bendix Westinghouse Air Brake as a special sales representative and is a 50 year Mason. Mrs Leach chosen as 1980 First Lady of Elyria. They have five grandchildren.
Area residents and guests from Cleveland Mansfield Kentucky and Illinois will attend a Sunday reception at Washington Avenue Christian Church honoring Mr and Mrs Andrew Smith on their 45th wedding anniversary. The 1 to 4 p m gathering is hosted by their daughter Sharon Siffert and her husband Bruce. The couple married June 24 1935 in Auburn New York. Mrs Smith retired from Krebs Calkins Inc and has served as past matron of Eastern Stars 165 and is in White Shrine of Jerusalem. Mr Smith is a retired mechanic and co owner of a North Ridgeville garage. he is a King Solomon Masonic Lodge 56 member and former past patron. They have a grandson Jack Siffert.
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