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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1973
Page
6
The item presents a lyric feature from the Chronile Telegram dated May 14 1973. It appears to be a brief verse or poem with cultural or artistic notes typical of a mid century paper. The readable text is limited and lacks clear names or events to identify.
A Texas A&M water research note states a single dripping faucet can waste up to 90 gallons daily. The engagement of Nancy Carol Thomas to Claude Joseph Woods is announced by their families in Lorain. Thomas works for Lorain Telephone Co and Woods also joins the company. The couple plans to marry October 13 at The Christian Temple Disciples of Christ Church in Lorain.
Penelope Ann Slanczka and Warren Patrick Phillips were married at St. Vincent de Paul Church with Rev. Charles Logue officiating. The ceremony featured soloists Mary Ann Elbert and Nancy Buescher, organist Donna Kodosh, and a large bridal party. The reception followed at St. Nicholas Church Hall in Lorain.
BERKELEY UPI The average American family now uses the equivalent of two Douglas fir trees a year for lumber plywood pulp and paper products Dr John A Zivinska forestry dean at the University of California made the estimate He says the trees would each be 20 inches in diameter and 150 feet high.
Elyria YWCA sponsors a 15 day tour arranged by Em irage Tours from July 26 to August 9 with four capital stops in Amsterdam Paris and London and a Brussels day trip en route. Highlights include Rijksmuseum Anne Frank House Louvre Eiffel Tower Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace and Parliament. Contact Jean Bestor at the Elyria YWCA for details.
Mr and Mrs Edward L Bethel announce the engagement of their daughter Sue Ann Bethel to Randolph E Dodge son of Mr and Mrs Edward Dodge. A June wedding is planned at St John Lutheran Church with Rev C A Brumme officiating at 1 pm. Sue Ann is a 1972 Elyria High School graduate and Nordson Corp timekeeper Amherst. Randolph is a 1970 Elyria HS graduate employed by Ridge Tool Co.
Miss Rose and Steven Leichty announce their engagement. Carol Ann Rose is the daughter of Argel K. Rose of 214 Wooster Street and Steven Leichty is the son of Lorain Denver Leichty and the late Oda Fthel Curry of 247 Abbe Road. Both are Elyria High School sophomores and plan an undecided wedding.
Dear Dr Brothers recounts an icy sidewalk fall by a 72-year-old woman who received little help as bystanders rushed by. Dr John Darley’s research explains priorities and pressure affect helping behavior, noting most people want to help but fear consequences or delay. The piece discusses bystander inaction, crowd dynamics, and the psychology of aiding others.
Karen Lynn Zarski married David Allen Volk on May 5 at St. Jude Church with Rev. Peter Barr officiating at 7 p.m. The couple, both Elyria graduates, reside at 148 Denison Ave after a Florida and Bahamas wedding trip. The bride is the daughter of Stephen Zarski and the late Mrs Zarski. the groom is the son of Mrs Bruno Volk and the late Mr Volk. A 6:30 p.m. reception followed at the American Slovak Club Lorain. Bridal party included matron of honor Pamela Greer, bridesmaids Jean Murray Joan Murray Jana Miller Becky Casey Elaine Zarski Beth Ann Schmitz, best man Robert Williams, ushers Dennis Rothel Richard Crowe Michael Suker and Richard Volk, ring bearer Robert Rusnak. The bride attended Lorain County Community College and worked at Elyria Memorial Hospital. the groom graduated from Elyria High School in 1966 and works for Parker Hannifin Mac Patrol Division.
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