Gleditsch McKee Wed In Ashland Methodist Church
Toni Gail Gleditsch and Brynn Talbot McKee married March 9 at Piest United Methodist Church Ashland with Rev. Merlin Vining and Rev. Thomas Snyder officiating at 2 30 pm. Bride is daughter of Mr Mrs George Gleditsch. groom son of Mr Mrs Norman A McKee. Reception at Wesley Hall. Both graduates with degrees. she teaches at Ashland College, he works for NMcKee and Co. They reside on West Liberty Street in Ashland.
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Brynn Talbot McKee
Toni Gail Gleditsch
George Petrovic
Ashland
Piest United Methodist Church
Merlin Vining
Thomas Snyder
George Gleditsch
Norman A. McKee
New London
Lost Chord Club to Meet at Fairview Hospital
The Fairview Lost Chord Club of the International Association of Laryngectomees, affiliated with the American Cancer Society, will meet April 1 at 7 30 p.m. in room A, Fairview General Hospital 1810 Lorain Ave. A bi county gathering will include Lorain County New Voice Club members and laryngectomees from Cuyahoga County. Dennis Abahazi and Russell F. Catanese will speak on rehabilitation and public cancer information efforts. Earl Nicholson presides. George Rosbrook assists. Area nurses and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
International Association of Laryngectomees
Cuyahoga
American Cancer Society
Fairview General Hospital
Lorain Ave
Lorain County
New Voice Club
Cuyahoga County
Dennis Abahazi
Hearing
Russell F. Catanese
Cuyhoga
Earl Nicholson
Bay Village
Lost Chord Club
George Rosbrook
Lorain County College Women Meet On Self Protection Theme
Lorain County Community College Women gauged self protection as the theme for their meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Room 22 90. A representative of Elyria Fraternal Order of Police will screen a film and discuss the period. Daughters and friends of members are invited to attend with Mrs Robert Schloss presiding. Discussion will cover a book sale on April 13 14 and 15 under the topic To Walk the Streets Safely. Hostesses are Mrs John Bender and Mrs Dale Helwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Community College
Robert Schloss
John
Bender
Dale Helwick
Soap Free Cleansing Advice From University Doctor
Dr. Christian E. Radcliffe of the University of Iowa says soap dries skin and should be avoided except on genital and underarm areas where bath oil can be used. He urges lukewarm baths and blotting to conserve body moisture and notes rising use of soapless cleansers.
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Christian E. Radcliffe
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Physicians
Radcliffe
Dr. Radcliffe
Dear Abby letters mix humor and hard truths
A reader letter mix discusses a desperate wife caring for her brain damaged brother and a husband failing to help. A Reverend urges a firm ultimatum and departure if needed. Included is a personal reply format with Abby’s guidance and astrology quips.
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Abby
Buddy
Community notices from St Clair area clubs and events
Town notices list St Clair Rebekah Lodge meeting time change and district trip, Elvira Quota Club Easter egg demo at Eddy's Chalet, a birth announcement for Dr and Mrs George Carter's daughter Ann Elaine, Autumn Rebels meeting with birthday program and Kingwood Gardens trip plans, XI Zeta Eta Beta Sigma Phi officer election, Christian Women's Fellowship officer election and smorgasbord funds, Y-MEGS meeting with Ungame, Willow Park Homeowners Association bylaw approval, Hamilton PTA auction details, and postponement of Shelter Petrillo and Zane Grizzard wedding due to illness with a rescheduled date to be announced.
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Autumn Rebels
Detroit Rd
Avon
Idams
Kingwood Gardens
XI Zeta Eta
Beta Sigma Phi
Fran Fishack
Kindness Kits Teach Kids Humane Animal Care
In Lubbock ISD elementary schools a new kindness kit curriculum teaches humane treatment of animals without grading. Prepared by the Lubbock Humane Society, the kits target kindergarten through sixth graders with illustrated scenarios on pet care, wildlife, pollution, stray laws, and what to do about a mean dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lubbock Humane Society
Elyria BPW District 3 meeting hears candidates for state offices
The Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club hosts the District 3 meeting at Holiday Inn with four candidates for state offices in Ohio. Dolores Chambers and Dorothy Grifke seek third vice president while Martha Keisler and Elsie Evans compete for recording secretary. The convention is set for May 16-18 in Columbus. 45 BPW representatives from Amherst, Bellevue, Firelands, Fostoria, Fremont, Lorain, New London, Port Clinton, Vermilion, Sandusky, Willard, Tiffin, and Elyria attended. Elyria BPW plans a dinner theater to the Hanna Theater in Cleveland on Saturday and a May 20 dinner meeting featuring Jim Doney. Sunday meeting chair was Katherine Alexan.
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Ohio Business and Professional Women’s Club
District 3 Club
Holiday Inc
Martha Keisler
Lucile Nagy
Ohio
Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Holiday Inn
Elyria
Dolores Chambers
Dorothy Grifke
Elsie Evans
Columbus
Lorain
Amherst
Bellevue
Firelands
Fostoria
Fremont
Elyria Bpw
Hanna Theater
Cleveland
Jim Doney
Mary Jo Karby Engaged to Wed Gene Gunselman
Mary Jo Karby and Gene L Gunselman announce their engagement. Miss Karby, 1971 Elyria Catholic graduate, studied pre nursing at Ohio State and will graduate from Mt. Carmel School of Nursing Columbus in June. Fiance Gene is a 1966 ECHS graduate, OSU 1970 BS in zoology, OSU School of Pharmacy 1974, and a pharmacist with Hess and Hess Pharmacies. They plan a Sept 6 wedding at St Jude Church with 2 pm ceremony.
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Steve Karby
Bellfield Ave
Mary Jo
Gene L. Gunselman
Eugene Gunselman
William Bowser
Stanford Ave
Karby
Elyria Catholic High School
Ohio State University
Mt. Carmel Schwol of Nursing
Columbus
ECHS
Ohio University
School of Pharmacy
Hess and Hess Pharmacies, Inc
Recession shifts dining out patterns across the country
UPI reports changing restaurant habits amid inflation with dessert sharing and bill splitting rising. diners trade down from premium items, skip lunches, and rely on coffee breaks for meals. NRA officials cite mixed regional results while overall meals outside home reach one third now and projected to half by 1985.
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The
Restaurant Association
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Toni Gleditsch
Brynn T. McKee
Tim Whitted
Kathi Mitchell
Dana Mills
Cheryl McKee
Becky Greditsch
James Turpening
Glenn Mishler
Devan MlaKee
John Davis
Mark Crumrine
Wesley Hall
Bride
Ashland High School
Ohio Northern University
Miami University
Ashland College
New London High School
ONU
Norman A. McKee and Company
LCCC
Elyria Fraternal Order of Police
Todoo UW
Eden Cookbooks
Middle Ave
Sathan
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
C.W. Kirkpatrick Union Church OF Christ
Ludlow
Mass
Reverend Kirkpatrick
Hliow
Desert Hot Springs
VIRGO
L.A
Calif
ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Westlake
Elvira Quota Club
Eddy
George Carters
Hillcrest
Ann Elaine
St. Luke's Hospital
Russell
Richard
Gregory
Edward Miller
South Euclid
Emily Dakters
Parma
Elizabeth Armbruster
Christian Women’s Fellowship
North Eaton Church of Christ
Holly Hall
Willow Park
Elyria Sayings & Trust National Bank
North Ridgeville
Hamilton Pta
Larry Standen
Raymond Gray
W. River St
Edwin Henderson
Twelfth St
Shelter Petrillo
Zane Grizzard
Miss Petrillo
Cleveland Clinic
Lubbock. Tex
UPI
Lubbock Independent School System
Gretchen Scott
Society
Wr Ang
Scott
Adele Baker
Elyria Club
Shannon Jewell
Port Clinton
Vermilion, Sandusky, Willard, Tiffin and
Katherine Alexan
Holcomb
Edith Kelly
Dorothy Grace Beavis
Gladys Cushing
Squire
Carroll Boylan
Helen Betty Wagner
Jo Fitch
Lillian Schrock
J.P. Diederich Sons, Inc
Center Ridge
Mary Jo Karby
Gene Gunselman
St. Jude Church
John F. Lyons
Mary Jorarby
Jeanne Lesen
UPI Food Editor
Henry W. Bolling
National Restaurant Association
Chicago
Bolling
Sorhe
Dallas
Michael Givnn
Cincinnati
Michael Comisar
Martin Wetten
John Hancock Building
Victor Gotti
San Francisco
West Coast
Boston
Louis Amirsakis
Avs
Paul Shank
Scottsdale, Ariz
Atlanta
A.J. Anthony
Anthony
Agnes Hartman
D.C.T
Chamberlain Rd
Grafton
State Medical Board
Enjo
Pberlin N
Oberlin Ohio
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