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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1978
Page
5
The Elyria YWCA unveils a spring calendar of art dance tennis drawing sewing and personal development workshops. Fees vary with member status from 5 to 40 dollars and advance registration is required.
The three month Womensworks series titled 150 Years in the Western Reserve ends with talks on women in higher education and black women. Linda Kirby of Case Western Reserve University discusses higher education at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Western Reserve Historical Society. Donna Van Raaphorst of Cuyahoga Community College’s Western Campus speaks on black women at 2:30 p.m. April 9. An exhibit of related photographs and papers runs through April 23. Admission is free for members, $1.50 for non members, and 50 cents for children and students.
The Erie County Senior Center hosts a pancake brunch Sunday from 11 to 1 at 128 Perry St. and multiple clubs meet April 4 through 7, including the Sandusky City Erie County Health PHN at 9–11, Over-60 Club at the Presbyterian Church in Huron, Sandusky Golden Agers Pinochle at the center, Senior Women’s Bowling at Cedar Lanes, and the Erie County Facility Auxiliary at Perkins Ave. Guest speaker LuAnn Koch from Ohio Edison appears at a social hour nutrition program.
A reader panel of questions covers teen family conflict home life dating differing ages and marital strain. Advice suggests seeking help from trusted adults school counselors clergy or nurses and weighing living arrangements based on spouse absence and family dynamics.
Deborah Ann Kehl and Dale Thomas McAvena exchanged vows March 10 at Sacred Heart Church Oberlin in a 5 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Robert Bonnell. Attending were maid of honor Patricia Yarosh and best man Kenneth Yarosh. The couple, Keystone High School graduates, will reside in Oberlin after a Bahamas honeymoon. she works for Third Federal Savings and Loan in Oberlin, he with Mac's General Merchandise.
Graham Hornbeck Lethea M Hornbeck became the bride of Roger L Graham March 1 in Camden Baptist Church. The Rev Kenneth Nelson officiated at the 6 p.m. ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Alice Hornbeck of Wellington. The groom is the son of Mrs Birdie Graham of Commerce Ga. Mrs Delores Whitney provided organ music.
Donna Sabo and Michael Mackert wed March 11 at Mackert Sabo Fairchild Chapel in Oberlin with Kathryn Sabo as mother of the bride and Mr and Mrs Michael Miglets as groom's parents. Maid of honor was Patricia Taggart and Robert Petras served as best man. A reception followed.
The couple tied the knot after a ceremony at an Oberlin venue with the bride from Brooks and the groom an Elyria High School graduate. Attendants included maid of honor Peggy Schmalz and bridesmaids Jenny Kendeigh and Marsha Kneisel, with Robert Price as best man. Teres a Hornbeck was flower girl and Timothy Hornbeck the ring bearer. A reception followed at Pheasant Run Village Inn and the couple honeymooned in the Bahama Islands.
A peachy butterscotch apple bake recipe precedes a detailed wedding notice for Sharryll Renny Alford and Keith H. Brooks. It lists ingredients and bake time, then chronicles the Mt. Zion Baptist Church ceremony, officiant, attendance, music, bridesmaids, groomsmen, and post wedding plans.
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