Joan Wilhelm Weds Richard Wojtala in Amherst Church
Joan Wilhelm married Richard Wojtala in a double ring evening ceremony at Old Side United Methodist Clairen Amherst. Rev Robert Sutherland officiated. Bride is daughter of Jerald and Mrs Wilhelm of Amherst. Best man was Donald Wojtala, matron of honor Allending Wojtala. Reception at LK Motel Party Room Amherst. After Florida trip, couple to live at 10625 Governor Ave Cleveland.
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Joan Wilhelm
Richard Wojtala Mareh
Old Side
Jerald Wilhelm
Amherst
Walter Wojtala
Maple Heights
Allending
Donald Wojtala
Donald Wojt
Florida
Governor Ave
Cleveland
Fascinating fabrics and smart wardrobe buying tips
Analyze your current wardrobe and decide what is wearable or renishable. Compare store types from discount houses to department stores and factory outlets to find real bargains without sacrificing quality. Check garments for durable seams, on grain fabric, proper hems, even plaids, and well-set sleeves. be prepared to alter basics to ensure fit and value.
Return of cottons boosts summer wardrobe trends
Iron free fabrics gave synthetics their edge, but about a decade later woven cottons reclaim popularity. Designers showcase cottons that require low care, featuring crinkles and unpressed textures. Indian gauze, muslin, scrubber denim, seersucker, and Calcutta cloth dress, skirt, top, and pant styles for easy travel and casual wear.
Dear Abby Advice Column serialization excerpt
Dear Abby answers cover three reader questions about infidelity and marriage, discussing who bears blame in a love triangle and the need for factual legal guidance on wills. The column emphasizes seeking professional advice and warns against rumors while inviting readers to send inquiries.
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Donalda
Shaker Heights
Abby
L.A
Calif
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Quotable quyles from famous figures and fragile hopes
A collection of quotes spans politics and personal life. Carla Anderson Hills discusses comfort with her title, Martha Mitchell notes retirement from public life, and Linda Hardy voices a final wish to place her children in a good home. Ann Marie Rasmussen reflects on marriage and divorce from Steven Rockefeller. Jeweline Smith faces a prison option after a year awaiting trial for conspiracy to commit arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mitchell
Anne-Marie Rasmussen
Carla Anderson Hills
Jim Hummel
Steven
Ann-Marie Rasmussen
Steven Rockefeller
Muantic
Jeweline Smith
Women’s
Newcomers On The Move In North Ridgeville Area
New families from Ohio and Illinois share moves into the area this February. Clinton and Marlene Holley relocate from Sauk Village to Ridge Plaza addresses with two children and join St. Peter School. James Vovk Jr. and family move from Parma Heights to 13 East Cadet, North Ridgeville, with Mr. Vovk a JC Penney trainee and Mrs. Vovk a cashier at Halley’s. The Halleys and Vovks pursue bridge tennis fishing and golf while joining local communities.
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Ilinois
Parma Heights
Maumee
Ohio
Clinton
Marlene Holley
Ridge Plaza
North Ridgeville
Sauk Village
Harry
Anita
Howe Rd
Strong
Densville
James Crystel
York Jr
East Cadet
Return of the camisole in nostalgia fashion
The article highlights a camisole revival as a stylish option from nostalgia era. It describes making a camisole from a small lace piece, shaped into a tube with ribbon straps, suited under a sheer blouse or as a top. It notes heavier lace yields a prettier effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
LaGrange Civic League elects new officers
The LaGrange Civic Improvement League elected officers: Mrs. Charles Milburn president, Mrs. Adrian Buswell vice president, Mrs John Holcomb secretary, Mrs. Robert Stewart treasurer, and Mrs. William Mokren publicity. Also listed are local community events and notices from area groups and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange Civic Improvement League
Charles Milburn
Adrian Buswell
John Holcomb
Robert Stewart
William Mokren
Pamela Terrell Weds William J Huiett in Home Ceremony
Pamela Engstrom Terrell married William J Huiett in a home ceremony at 1 p.m. officiated by Rev John Kading of First Congregational Church. Attendants were Ruth Sturkey and Elise Kellerman. bride’s son Michael Terrell was ring bearer. The couple, both Elyria High School graduates, will live in Homer Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Engstrom Terrell
William
Bill) J Huiet
John Kading
First Congregational Church
Ruth Sturkey
Elise Kellerman
Michael Terrell
Platforms go natural for summer footwear styles
The platform sandal trend embraces natural coverings in fibers like jute cane wicker and raffia paired with leather or fabric inners. New rope styles appear daily, including colored ropes that cover platforms and wedges, reflecting a back to nature movement shaping summer looks.
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Lee
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DelaBare
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Hess & Hess Pharmacies, Inc
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Green Rd
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E. 237Th St
Russia Township
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First Church
Oberlin
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Rives St
American Home Department
Elyria Woman’s Club
Montieth Hall
Paul Wellert
Harvard St
Tekels
Bruce Bottomlee
Pensacola, Fla
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Ricky
Steve Bastk
Hawthorne St
Carol Bottomlee
Harold Bottomlee
Wesley Ave
Neil Unser
LaGrange
Pamela Terrell
William J. Huiett
Thelma Groves
Alfred Engstrom
Ponca City
Oklo
Huet
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Glenwood
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Elyria
Elyria Telephone Company
Hutett
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