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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1975

Page

7

Coker-Resar couple exchange vows in Ohio ceremony

Elaine M Resar and Rickey L Coker wed at St Mary Church in a 2 p.m. April 26 ceremony officiated by Rev Thomas V Rath. The Resar family and Coker relatives attended with bridesmaids El izabeth Kocsis and sisters Nancy Phyllis and Rosemary Resar. A reception followed at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton with cake by Gloria Adams.

Elaine M. Resar Rickey L. Coker St. Mary Church Thomas V. Rath Elizabeth Kocsis Nancy Phyllis Rosemary Resar Renee Coker Immaculate Conception Church Grafton Gloria Adams John J. Resar

Families moving to thea tell of interests, hobbies

New Elyria area residents include former Pensacola and Westminster families. Lt Cmdr Tim Melecosky, USN, and his wife Maria moved from Strongsville. he heads the Navy Recruiting District Cleveland. He served in Vietnam and flew SAR helicopters. Other newcomers include Larry and Carol Null from Westminster. their children Tammy and Stacey. Camping and local clubs feature in interests.

Elyria Pensacola Fla Berea North Ridgeville Westminster Cmdr USN Tim Maria) Melecosky Harper Rd Strongsville Jason Melecosky U.S. Navy Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania Westville Lexington Navy Vietnam Republic of the Philippines

Pullen Family Moves to Hamilton 111 From North Ridgeville

Mr and Mrs Ervin Rita Pullen and their children Cheryl five Michael three Deborah born March 23 moved to 111 Hamilton 81 in April from North Ridgeville. Mr Pullen works as a construction electrician and studies at Lorain County Community College at night. Mrs Pullen, Rita Diederich, is a North Ridgeville High School graduate. The Pullen family previously lived in Maine for two and a half years before returning to North Ridgeville a year and a half ago. Bridal Shoe: a white satin pump with one large pearl on each toe designed in Paris to peek from under the hem as a finishing touch. Now Paris 75 GJL.

Ervin (Rita) Pullen Hamilton North Ridgeville Mr. Pullen Lorain County Community College Maine Paris G.J.L

Agriculture still a prime industry in the nation

Texas A&M specialists report only 5 percent of Americans grow food while agriculture employs about three in ten workers. The item also notes a move of Mr and Mrs Ronald Rae and E Folliett to Westlake where they work as assistant superintendents of Westown Gardens alongside mentions of hobbies like motorcycles, horses, and dogs.

College Station UPI Texas A&m University Ronald E.rae E. Folliett Westown Blvd Westlake Berea Westown Gardens

Lose weight or money back plan promoted by OCRINEX

New clinical tests at a major university hospital claim OCRINEX will help you lose weight quickly. The plan features hunger suppression and three meals a day while the tablet reduces appetite. Safe when directed, it promises better appearance and feelings with guaranteed money back at Discount Drug Mart stores in Amherst Avon Avon Lake Brunswick Elyria. POX Pharmacal Inc 1973.

Discount Drug Mart Amherst-Avon-Avon Lake -Brunswick-Elyria POX Pharmacal Inc

Golden Acres Auxiliary outlines home activities

The Golden Acres Auxiliary discussed home activities at a Monday meeting. Seventeen volunteers assist Ruth Lee Bertsch, director of volunteers, with bus drivers willing to shuttle residents if a bus is borrowed.

Golden Acres Golden Acres Auxiliary Ruth Lee Bertsch

Storage hints for nuts and tomatoes in refrigeration

Nuts stored in the freezer stay good for a year, in the fridge 3 to 6 months, and at room temperature they become rancid quickly. Cover nuts tightly. Refrigerated ripe tomatoes should be unsealed and used in 3 to 5 days. Blanch or scald fresh raw vegetables before freezing to preserve quality.

Program Tomorrow at EHS Presents Dance and Fashion Night

A program at Elyria High School auditorium tomorrow at 7:15 pm features poetry, music, readings, skits, and fashions in African dress with dancing. Uhuru Dance Company and Bata Koto Black Beats from OSU and Columbus area perform, plus guests the Cow Girls of Distinction from Hawthorne Junior High School Lorain led by Debbie Moody McAfee and Quincy Washington. Tickets at the door.

Elyria High School Kajo Uhuru Dance Company Bata Koto Black Beats Ohio State University Columbus Area Hawthorne Junior High School Lorain Debbie (Moody) McAfee Quincy Washington

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Coker Lawrence W. Resar River St Garvis Coker Main St Orrin Brewster Louis Kolopus William Coghlan Kazuko Sato Shizugawa Japan Randy Coker Frank Ralph Bombico Ted Resar Rodney Coker Midview High School Pocono Mountains E. Broad St Mary Brewster Helen Resar Delores Kistner Sue Coghlan Phyllis Murray Messaros Tim Melecosky NEW York York Stock Exchange MR. and Mrs Larry Null Mr and Mrs Larry Carol Fern Tree Lane Tammy Lear North School Stacey Null The Lions Club Mr. Null Searle Radiographies Rocky River MR. and Mrs. Ervin Pullen Cheryl Michael Deborah Pullen Rita Diederich North Ridgeville High School St. Jude Church Ronald Folliett UHURU Bata Kato Black Bears Columbus Walker Clyde McDowell Cleveland St Joe Kochis Joe Kovach Irving Rothman Cleveland St. Elyria Middle Ridge Exchange Grant el Sale H.P Briggs & Stratton Grants Lawn Food New Tesil Northridge Plaza Center Ridge Swifts Ott Rose Isabell Kay House OF Beauty Ridge ST
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