Chronicle-Telegram Lyric Tuesday June 26 1973
A brief listing from the Chronicle-Telegram notes a lyric feature scheduled for Tuesday June 26 1973. The item highlights a local arts segment with planned readings and community participation.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
2
A brief listing from the Chronicle-Telegram notes a lyric feature scheduled for Tuesday June 26 1973. The item highlights a local arts segment with planned readings and community participation.
Mr and Mrs William F Sholtis announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Dr Raymond H Vecchio son of Mr and Mrs Henry J Vecchio Both couples are Elyria Catholic High School graduates She earned an associate degree in nursing from Lorain County Community College and Dr Vecchio earned a bachelor degree from Ohio University He is graduating from Ohio State College of Dentistry The wedding is planned for April 19 1974
Mr and Mrs Gordon Mc Intosh announce the engagement of their daughter Robin Lynne to Thomas Taylor Medsker son of Mr and Mrs George Medsker Robin Lynne McIntosh graduated Elyria High School in 1972 and is in a nursing program at Lorain County Community College He is a senior at the University of Cincinnati.
Engagement notice for Mary Lou Butter of Butternut Ridge Road to Schuyler Glenn Johnson of West College Street Oberlin. Mary Lou is a Kent State graduate and sixth grade teacher. Schuyler is a Bowling Green graduate and FAA air traffic controller. Wedding planned for Oct 12 at St Mary Church with Rev Patrick F O Shaughnessy officiating.
A weight loss program claims thousands of users nationwide over 14 years can slim the body with a tiny tablet. It promises no drugs or starvation and refunds money if goals aren’t met, with no questions asked.
Connie Jean Mason and Paul D. Priestas wed at St. Joseph Church Lorain in a 2 PM ceremony on June 23 officiated by Rev. William Snyder. The bridal party included matron of honor Janice Lopez bridesmaids Laurié Beckett and Patricia Walehko and ring bearer Chris Hefner. Reception followed at Knights of Columbus Hall.
Kenneth and Dorlean Brown of 708 Park Ave will be honored with an open house Saturday from to 9 p.m. at their home for their silver wedding anniversary. They married in Elyria on June 27 1948 with Rev. Florennce Wassman officiating. He is a Tennessee native near Chattanooga and works as a job setter for General Industries. She attends Elyria Baptist Church and sings in the choir while working for General Motors Fisher Body. They have four children Marvin Alvin Johnny and Carl all living at home. The children host the event.
The article promotes genuine pith helmets as practical summer wear suitable for hot sun. It touts khaki cotton poplin and natural straw styles, with or without contrasting bands, claiming flattering shapes for both men and women and pairing with safari jackets and casual outfits.
Diane Shepard and Timothy E Sweigard united in a 1 30 p m ceremony on June 23 at LaPorte United Methodist Church with Rev Otis W Bell officiating. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon and Denver move. Attendants included maid Linda Beal and best man Mark Petroff. reception followed at the church fellowship hall. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Shepard, recently graduated from Elyria High School.
Ancient Korea’s cuisine blends influences from Manchuria to the sea, yet preserves a distinctive style. Dishes favor grilled preparations and vegetables, with Korea’s menu at Hahn Kook Palace highlighting Gwe Chim and Bulgoki. Western influence remains minimal, rice remains central, and ginseng cocktails are noted as aperitifs.
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