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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1970
Page
5
UPI reports Wallscaping and noise absorbing wall coverings emerge to curb city noise and protect ears. Authorities warn noise pollution grows yearly and could rise toward dangerous levels by 2000 if unchecked. Edward P. Waltemath leads product development in this architectural trend.
Jean Dinh Van shapes gold jewelry from circles squares and spheres while Waltemath of Lees Carpets foresees quieter home offices. Southern furniture show features futuristic living units with sequestered cockpits and sound-deadening wall rugs for rental apartments.
A Philadelphia reader asks if a sterling cigarette box with initials could offend the giver if it remains unused. Amy advises versatile uses and invites more reader suggestions. A second letter asks about blessing a new home. Vanderbilt notes a house blessing can fit many denominations and invites other blessing ideas.
Holly Eichert wed Francis Edward Coleman in a May 16 ceremony at St. Agnes Church. The bride, daughter of Erwin and Echert, and the groom, son of Lawrence Coleman, reside in North Carolina after a Virginia Beach honeymoon.
Dear Abby answers three letters on love and boundaries. A 25 year old Catholic woman must end a 34 year old divorced Lutheran relationship. She is advised to quit cold turkey and assert her needs. A group faces delay when a carpool partner Muriel shops after work. She is told to address the issue and speak up. A family seeks eviction of a single woman with late night visitors. Legal guidance warns of moral character claims and potential lawsuit.
At the national convention in Washington the League of Women Voters lowered its membership age to 18, enabling young women to join regardless of state voter age laws. Delegates also approved a study on Congressional Reorganization and voted to urge U.S. action on Cambodia. Elyria’s Mrs. Robert Thomas represented Ohio.
Mary Jo Bialorucki and David A. LaLonde spoke marriage vows at St. Vincent de Paul Church Lorain on May 16 in a 2 PM ceremony. The bride wore a gown made by the groom’s mother and came from an Admiral King High School background. the groom is a St. Edward graduate and Army serviceman awaiting duty at Edgewood. The couple planned a reception at Breezewood Sheffield Lake and a east coast honeymoon before settling in Essex Md.
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