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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1975
Page
7
The 26th Pillsbury Bake-Off in San Francisco in February awarded Mrs Luella Maki of Ely Minnesota and Mrs Barbara Gibson of Fort Wayne Indiana each 25000 dollars. Maki won with Sour Cream Apple Squares and Gibson with Easy Crescent Danish Rolls.
The Kern family of Dayton announces the engagement of Barbara D. Kern to Robert J. Mills. Barbara, a Miami University senior majoring in office administration, and Robert, an Oberlin High School graduate and MU senior in engineering technology, plan a July 12 wedding at Holy Angels Church Dayton with 12:30 pm ceremony officiated by Rev. Bernard Srode.
Sandra Alisse Lysaght and Charles David Michalske spoke their marriage vows at St. Mark Lutheran Church Brunswick on March 8 at 7 pm. Rev. Rodney Funk officiated. The bride is daughter of Frank E. Lysaght and wife of 10506 LaGrange Rd. The groom is son of Donald and (Mrs.) Michalske Dennis Lane Brunswick. Organist Mrs. Rodney Funk played selections. Cheryl Lynn Lysaght was maid of honor. bridesmaids were Bonnie J. Pope and Vicki Michalske. Best man was Bill Pope. ushers were Larry Gardner and Mike Schaffer. Reception followed at Goodyear's Bib Barn Hall, Brunswick. Bridal showers were hosted by Herman Michalske, Cathy Lysaght, and Cherry Lysaght.
A 29-year-old tenth grade teacher asks if a city exists allowing teachers to live with a partner without marriage. Abby notes 60-year progress but cites past rules for teachers as example. The column also covers a Melbourne photographer case and blood test cautions with dating advice and a separate social party notice.
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