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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
5
Worried grandma rejects guidance counselor advice urging teens to live away from home. She cites poor health, attic living conditions, and financial hardship, questioning who is the nut while noting the son’s desire to move in with her.
Dear Abby column discusses a 28 year old college graduate involved with a 48 year old man who has six children and a handicapped wife. After a six year affair they planned to live together but the man struggles with nervousness and unemployment. The reader asks whether to return the man to his wife. the columnist advises happiness cannot be built on others sorrow.
Ellen Jepertinger from Milwaukee quit diet pills after gaining 83 pounds following marriage and added German dishes to her cooking. She tried Ayds Reducing Plan Candy described as drug free and sugar free, and on the plan reduced from 230 to 147 pounds. Four flavors available.
A reader asks how to handle a popular high school boy known for sexual exploits. Dr Brothers says promiscuity reflects insecurity and a disrupted home life, stressing self respect and emotional care. She advises against exploiting him and suggests reading her leaflet to distinguish love from infatuation.
Anne Reid and Leonard Vogt spoke nuptial vows at 2 p.m. in the college chaplaincy rectory in Kent Ohio on June 12 with Rev. William Jacobs officiating. The Reids of 232 Seventh Street are the bride's parents. The couple will reside at 1015 South Willow Street in Kent.
Linda Lee Williams and Thomas Sears wed at St Mary church in Elyria on June 12 at 11 30 am. The Rev Paul Wysock officiated as the couple exchanged vows. The bride, daughter of William Williams of 507 Wren Circle, and the groom, son of Mrs George Sears of 320 East River Street, reside at 42953 Emerald Drive. The ceremony featured soloist James Boone and organist Mrs Lous Kolopus. A reception followed at the Talian American Veterans in Lorain.
Renee Marie Weiss and Kenneth Wayne Amonett exchanged vows at 4 30 p m in St Peter s Church North Ridgeville officiated by Rev Nicholas P Novasel The couple plans a Michigan wedding trip and will reside at 509 Walnut St Their parents are E J Weiss 6919 Root Rd North Ridgeville and William Amonett 711 Foster Ave Nearby wedding party included Donna Schroeder maid of honor William Amonett best man and William Cameron usher The reception followed at the Americana Inn Both graduates of Ridgeville High School and the groom is employed by Associated Northern Construction
A Chronicle Telegram item from June 21 1971 notes an Elyria resident involved in a legal matter. Details are sparse in the fragmented OCR. The report centers on ongoing action and the local response to the case.
Cynthia Marie Deidrick became the bride of Robert W. Cutlip in a June 12 ceremony at St Mary Church Lorain officiated by Rev J Norman Riley. The couple, both Lorain natives, planned a wedding reception at the American Legion Home and a trip to Canada. Deidrick is a 1969 Lorain High School graduate employed as a secretary at A H Babcock Co. Cutlip, son of William Cutlip, is a Admiral King High School graduate employed by Elyria Coca Cola Bottling Co. Jean Kleefeld served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Mrs Richard Cain and Mrs Carol Mayman. ushers were Terry Buckosh and Timothy McGuire. Best man was William Rufo.
Carol Marie Polen and David G Malone announce their engagement and a November 6 wedding at St Mary Church. Polen, a 1969 Elyria Catholic graduate and Lorain County Community College associate degree holder, works as a medical assistant. Malone, a US Navy veteran and Ford Lorain employee, attended Midview High School. The couple will wed at noon in St Mary Church. A social party follows at St Teresa Church Hall Abbe Road Sheffield starting at 1 p.m.
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