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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
4
Amy Vanderbilt answers readers on church photography rules and makeup for brides. She warns about church permission, cautions against disruptive flashes, and recommends light makeup with optional false lashes. A free booklet on formal and candid wedding portraits is offered.
A mother asks if the middle son should repeat kindergarten to keep two older brothers close in age and maturity. The advised response: keep all three with their age group, start first grade together when ready, and avoid treating one as a standard for the others, noting home atmosphere shapes lifelong closeness.
Judith Pauline Bell and Terry Eugene Pritchett exchanged vows at 2 pm June 19 in the chapel of First United Methodist Church. Officiants were the Rev Irwin Jennings and Rev Kenneth Morris. Attendants included maid of honor Jan Strickler and ushers Jerry Pritchett Timothy Pritchett Kenneth Dalton Kevin Dalton. Reception followed in the church hall. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul I Bell. groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs Theodore Pritchett. The couple toured the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for their honeymoon. The ceremony was recorded and sent to Capt Thomas Bell in Vietnam.
The article praises Abraham Lincoln as the premier handball talent of his time, highlighting his skill, achievements, and influence in early American sports.
A collection of readers debate stamp collecting as a hobby and its impact on marriages. Letters praise the hobby’s value and humor, while others note mess and social perceptions. The exchange includes anecdotes from several readers about spouses who collect stamps and the resulting household dynamics.
Carol Fay Morton and William Charles Cencula wed at First United Methodist Church Massillon on June 19. The bride, a Midview teacher, is daughter of Everett and Mary Morton. groom is son of Michael and Rose Cencula of St. Clairsville. Music by William McLaren and organist Frank Belcastro. Reception in church social room. After a trip to the Pocono Mountains they reside at 1420 Prospect St Apt 8.
Sharon Hahn and Edward Monschein were married June 19 at Eaton Church of Christ in Grafton with Rev. Robert Austin officiating at 7:30 PM. The ceremony featured Curt Balogh as soloist and Mrs Carl Landes on organ. The bride, daughter of Chester and [illegible] Carpenter, wore a gown designed by Mrs Raymond Malik. Monschein, son of DeForest Monschein and Mrs. [illegible] Monschein, works as a mechanic. they plan to reside at 454 Cambridge Ave. after a wedding trip to Dearborn Michigan. Bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Larry Dozier and bridesmaids Mrs Dennis Gidich, Mrs Robert Fritz, Susan Spall, Janice Balogh. best man Clayton Deeds. ushers Russell Dickerhoff, Dennis Gidithh, Ronald Hahn, Duane Cecil. Both attended Midview High School and Bowling Green State University. she teaches first grade in the Midview School District.
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