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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1968
Page
3
Christine Holzhauser and William Braden married at 2 p.m. in St. Mary Church with Rev Edward Hancock officiating. The bride, daughter of Dwight and Mrs Holzhauser, and the groom, son of Roy and Mrs Braden, celebrate with a church reception.
Mrs Walter Neiding of Amherst announces the engagement of her daughter Shar on Marie Neiding to Matthew J De Martinis of Sheffield Lake. Miss Neiding is a Elyria Catholic High School graduate 1966 and works at Cleveland Biological Center Inc. De Martinis, a Shaker Heights High School graduate, is a district manager for the Cleveland Press. The couple plans a Dec 7 wedding at St Joseph Church Amherst.
Mrs. Oscar Szabo announces the engagement of their daughter Christe Frances to David Allen Fox son of Mr. and Mrs. J David Fox of 1968 Avon Belden Rd Grafton The bride to be is a 196 gradua Practical Nursing student employed at Lorain Community Hospital The fiance is a 1964 Midview High School graduate a four year U S Marine Corps veteran employed by Freuhser Corp and attending Elyria Lorain County Community College Wedding plans are indefinite
Preceptor Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans three program features for the next meeting highlighting famous men and women. Mrs. Appleton will discuss Dwight D. Eisenhower, Mrs. Hebebrand Dr. Albert Schweitzer, and Mrs. Gugino Louisa May Alcott. Xi Betz Omega Chapter to visit Tuesday at Mrs. Ward’s home for a 6 30 chili supper and social evening.
A AAUW student panel will review competition in society Monday at 8 p.m. at the Rt. 113 EST branch. Elyria High School Elyria Catholic High School and Lorain County Community College students join moderator Timothy Boylan of LCCC. A Japanese directed film The Top accompanies the meeting.
Mr and Mrs John Hovekamp announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to Louis Allan Nickollette, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Nickollette. Barbara is a 1965 Elyria High School graduate and works as a supervisor at Elyria Telephone Co. Louis, also a 1965 Elyria High graduate, served 18 months in Germany with the armed forces and is to complete his tour of duty in Vietnam.
New research from a London NY salon group suggests hairdressing dates back more than 600 years, with Neolithic relics showing both men and women in the Stone Age creating and enjoying hairstyles.
A father asks how to handle Ronnie who loves cars and mimics driving. the reply notes parental concern depends on whether the child will outgrow it and suggests consulting a doctor if behavior seems excessive. The column offers Abby’s guidance on handling such obsession and ways to write for personal replies.
In Elyria the Sunday C-1 features a jubilant endorsing note from the new First Lady praising okra. She champions growing and eating the vegetable, noting it as soul food when prepared crisp in bacon drippings.
Penelope Ann Dudash and Joseph Willam Leydig married at 10 am in St. Agnes Church Elyria on November 9. The couple plans to reside at 525 Georgetown after a New England states wedding trip.
Diam Carol Meadows and Donald Eugene Wagner wed in a 7 p.m. ceremony November 9 at LaGrange Methodist Church LaGrange. Officiant was Rev. Donald Rankin with organist Mrs. Gary Summers. The couple will reside at 142 Railroad St LaGrange.
Midi-length fashion steps into menswear with double breasted Donegal tweed greatcoats echoing Edwardian officer styles. Social notices list parties and events at Harris Road Sheffield Lake Avon Ohio venues with timings including 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. and a Friday fish fry at Nativity Church Amherst.
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