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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1976

Page

7

Glenda Lee Fish Weds Luther L Peninger in Greenville DC

Glenda Lee Fish and Rev Luther Leon Peninger exchanged vows at Southside Baptist Church Greenville DC on June 26 11am officiated by Dr Kenneth Edward Hay. Bride parents Mr Mrs Murrle Ogilvy Fish Columba Station. Groom’s parents Mr Mrs Doy Muncie Peninger Tulsa Okla. Attendants included Mrs Roy on of Columbus Mrs William Armstrong sister of the bride and others. reception followed in church fellowship hall. The couple plan residence at Cozy Cove Greenville after a wedding trip to North Carolina and Florida.

Glenda Lee Fish Luther Leon Peninger Southside Baptist Church Greenville D.C Kenneth Edward Hay Murrle Ogilvy Fish S. Station Rd Columba Station Peninger Doy Muncie Peninger Tulsa Okla Arthur Royan Jerry C. Tetreau Memphis Tenn Royon Columbus William Armstrong Westerville Ronda Heidinger Columbia Station Lois Vogt Pickens John Hutchenson Grovetown Gay Karen Fonya Wiley North Carolina Florida Cozy Cove White Oak Rd

United Methodist Women Bazaar and Brentwood Belles Scramble

Town events include a United Methodist Women bazaar workshop Wednesday at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Gail Bratton 210 Huntington Ct. Brentwood Belles plan a scramble tournament Friday at Creekwood Golf Club 2296 N Reed Rd Columbia Station tee off 8 a.m. Free prizes. Birthdays at Amherst Manor Nursing in July list residents Rose Berger Doris Brushaber Hoy Gardner Emily Lewis Leona Murphy Katherine Peasley Edward Hipjan Chester Lament Thomas Mc Guire.

United Methodist Women’s Bazaar Gail Bratton Huntington Ct Brentwood Belles Creekwood Golf Club N. Reed Rd Columbia Station Amherst Manor Rose Berger Doris Brushaber Hoy Gardner Emily Lewis Leona Murphy Katherine Peasley Edward Hipjan Chester Lament Thomas McGuire

Baseball Cap Tops Summer Sports Fashion Trend

Summer style mirrors American sports zeal with hats featuring a shallow crown canvas cap and a visor. Fans and players alike favor the baseball cap in bright sun shades, with plastic or cotton visors and two color crowns shaping the season's look.

Dear Abby opens candid plea on parental influence and abuse

A reader questions parental modesty practices blamed for male arousal and urges realistic standards. A pastor from Ohio supports recognizing abuse and safeguarding children, urging awareness for parents and authorities. A male victim recalls his own abuse by a female relative and calls for reporting to trusted adults and agencies. A unwed father laments lack of paternal rights and predicts future court shifts.

Abby Africa James Stevenson Whitehall United Methodist Church Columbus Ohio Children’s Protective Society County Welfare Department

Yeager Clapham Nuptials Held at St Peters Church

Marsha Yeager and Richard A Clapham were married at St Peters Church North Ridgeville in a 6 pm ceremony. The bride, daughter of Bruce D and Mrs Yeager of North Ridgeville, and the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Raymond C Clapham of Grafton attended. Music featured Kenneth Yeager Beth Ann Forthofer Donna Kodysh Glenn Trivett.

Richard A. Clapham Marsha Marie Yeager Tam E. Mahl Marsha Yeager Richard Clapham Bruce D Yeager Avon Belden Rd North Ridgeville Raymond C. Clapham Meadowbreak Grafton Kenneth Yeager Beth Ann Forthofer Donna Kodysh Glenn Trivett Anthony F. Thome Winckles St Howard L. Smith Butternut Ridge Rd

Amvets Auxiliary installs new officers at meeting

Amvets Auxiliary Post 32 installed new officers Bish Randall president Diane McIntire senior vice president Diane Longwell junior vice president Mary Sayers secretary Louise Patchin treasurer Dawn Roig sergeant at arms and Betty Maxwell chaplain. Mary Sayers installing officer attended the 31st state convention in Toledo and received the past president's trophy. The auxiliary hosted a Father's Day dinner and red carinals for the men. Next convention will be in Philadelphia. Birthday candle tip follows.

Amvets Auxiliary Post Bish Randall Diane McIntire Diane Longwell Mary Sayers Louise Patchin Dawn Roig Betty Maxwell

Brinker and Karp Bride and Groom Unite in Wellington

Linda Lee Brinker and Ronald Stephen Karp wed on June 12 at First United Methodist Church Wellington in a 4 pm ceremony led by Rev. Dwight Hayes. The bride’s parents live at 351 Prospect Street. Attendants included maid of honor Cher Keppers and bridesmaid Stephane Voorhees. best man Kenneth Baumhardt. ring bearers Ryan and Jeff Karp. A reception followed. The bride expects Wellington High School graduation in 1977 and the groom, a graduate of Lorain County Joint Vocational School, works at Jemlyn Screen Machine Products. They will reside at 251 Prospect Street.

Linda Lee Brinker Ronald Stephen Karp First United Methodist Church Wellington Dwight Hayes Cher Keppers Stephane Voorhees Tammy Lynn Karp Kenneth Baumhardt Jeff Karp Eastport N. Y Lorain County Joint Vocational School Jemlyn Screen Machine Products Company

Sharon Thome Weds Douglas P. Smith in Elyria Church

Sharon Marie Thome married Douglas Paul Smith on June 19 at St Mary Church. The ceremony, officiated by Rev Patrick F O Shaughnessy at 12 30 p m, included readings by Leo DeChant and altar service by Ken Thome. The couple, both graduates of 1967, reside in Elyria and plan a Florida honeymoon next month.

Sharon Marie Thome Douglas Paul Smith St. Mary Church Patrick F. O'Shaughnessy Leo DeChant Ken Thome Leigh Ann Smith VFW Betty Keifer Fazio Starlite Studio

First Lady's gown goes to museum

Betty Ford donates her favorite lime green sequined chiffon gown to the Smithsonian, part of the First Ladies collection. The gown, praised as timeless, reflects Ford style and contrasts with earlier first ladies gowns by Jacqueline Kennedy, Lady Bird Johnson, and Pat Nixon.

Betty Ford Frankie Welch Smithsonian Institution Museum of History and Technology Ford Mrs. Ford Jacqueline Kennedy Lady Bird Johnson Pat Nixon

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George Collins Luther L. Peninger John Reimebach Ronald Hamilton David Feiberg Lutheran Medical Center Cleveland Bob Jones University University of South Carolina Michigan State University East Lansing Midwestern Baptist Seminary Pontiac Mich Northwood Middle School Greenville County Ernie Wiley Jr Loyd Hansen Ben W. Copeland Edward Bird Lars Wessburg Huntsville Ala C. Gene Dollar Hartwell, Ga Floy Allen Elche Alicante Spain Kerry Corey Armstrong JWR Elyria E. River Abbe Rd Artuafly Dear Abby Abigail van Burer L.A Calif Peter’s Church Liam J. Kitt Amvets Toledo Philadelphia, Pa Vicki Behne Jenny Kathy Yeager Michelle Yeager Cheryl Clapham Jeanne Smith Scott Clapham Flon Glaze Mike Clapham Mike Behne Bruce Yeager Jim Borling Christopher Behne Fountain Bleau Party Center Avon Lake Bride North Ridgeville High School Richard J. Stance D.D.S Westlake Midview High School Holiday Chrysler Plymouth Lorain Lawrence Blaser James Traut Roselyn Barbara Linda Cathy Carmon Michael Behne Lowain County Wagner Ronald Karp Arthur Brinker Prospect St West Rd John Brinker Myrla Stoll Ryan Karp Wellington High School Ronald Karp, Sr Sutphin Sharon Thome Bride of Douglas P. Smith Ted Machock Helen Kolopus Marcia Jean Thome Linda Louise Campbell Carol and Christine Smith Gary H. Smith Anthony W. Thome Ronnie Smith Robert C. Shober, Jr Elyria High School Lorain County Probate Court U.S. Air Force Luxaire, Inc Harry Truman By Elaine Tait Knight Newa Wire AL Botamer Botamer Florist, Inc Brain County Florist Association
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