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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1970
Page
5
A reader asks about handling a husband's lingering affair and guilt, another seeks tipping norms for waitresses, and a widow criticizes widows pursuing widowers. Abby advises expressing love, fair tipping of 15 to 28 percent, and cautions about humorless reactions in marriage.
Candace Rothgery and Leonard Jungbluth announce their engagement. Candace a Lorain Admiral Kinigh graduate and Kmart head office cashier will wed Leonard Jungbluth a 1965 Brookside graduate and Elyria Economy Machine toolmaker apprentice. The couple plans a ceremony on October 2, 1971.
Elyria Junior Woman's Club meets Monteith Hall at 8 30 p m with a speaker. Amherst Garden Club hosts Mrs R Crausar at 45635 Telegraph Rd Elyria at 7 30 p m. Altrusa United Polish Club dine and hear a speaker. Elyria Catholic High School Guild in ECHS cafeteria 8 15 p m. AAUW at LCCC faculty dining room 8 p m. North Ridgeville Welcome Wagon EST branch 8 30 p m. Elyria Al Anon at Community United Methodist Church. Elyria Community Chorale at St Andrews Auditorium 7 30 p m. Harmonettes at Vincent United Methodist and Altar Guild Grace Lutheran Church 7 p m.
Gladys Fowell reviews Edwin Way Teale's Springtime in Britain for Culture Club. The work blends travel and natural history as the Teales journey 11 000 miles through Britain noting wildlife, landscapes, and scenes from literary naturalists.
A merchandise social is scheduled for Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall Abbe Road Sheffield opening at 1 pm. Proceeds support church activities and community groups.
A reader letters page discusses wedding attire color choices for a 60 year old grandmother and a groom’s evening shirt, garter traditions, church venue for marriage, and readers’ opinions on ceremonies and customs across regions.
Cheryl Stann married Kenneth A Rust at Basil Church Brecksville officiated by the Rev John Ciolek. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert M Rust of Zionville Indiana wore a gown with bridesmaids including Mrs Darren Stann and Ginny Zenz Chad Cumming was best man. After a reception and showers the couple planned a trip to West Palm Beach and Miami before settling at RR 1 Box 162 A Zionville Indiana.
Arthur F. Ruth and his wife observe their 50th anniversary with an open house hosted by their son Jack Ruth at 433 Concord Ave from 2 to 5. They married November 20, 1920 in South Amherst. The couple lived in Cleveland then Elyria, now at 312 Henry St. He worked 20 years at Troxel Manufacturing and at Victor Tea Co, retired from Heinls Greenhouse. Both are church members. she engaged in needlepoint, reading, and various social groups. They have one son and three grandchildren.
New residents arriving in Elyria include three families from nearby Ohio towns. Ronald and Susan Goltz have moved from North Olmsted to 830 Salem Ave. Goltz teaches chemistry at Westlake High. Arthur Pardee Jr and Betty Pardee from Malvern live at 156 Woodhill Dr Amherst. he is superintendent of South Amherst Schools. They have four children Wayne 19 a college student, Beulah 16 a high school junior, Cynthia 12 a seventh grader, and Heather 9 in fourth grade at Shupe School.
Decorative self-serve fruit salad idea featuring grape clusters prune stuffed with tangerine grapefruit avocado wedges and canned fruits on a large glass plate with two dressings French and honey whipped cream. Family notes include church and Masonic membership and hobbies such as skating swimming and camping.
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