Tassie to speak on Legal Aid for AAUW event
James G. Tassie director of the Legal Aid Society of Lorain County will discuss "We the People" at a joint Elyria Lorain AAUW meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in Lorain County Community College's faculty dining room. Adele Baker is program coordinator. Tassie joined from Western Reserve University Law School in 1955 and has guided the growing Lorain Society based at 201 Broad Street and 1780 East 28th St in Lorain showing expansion to 16 attorneys and staff. Marge Carney and Lynn Newell hostesses.
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James G. Tassie
Legal Aid Society of
Lorain County, Inc
Elyria
Lorain
American Association of University Women
Lorain County Community College
Adele Baker
Olmsted Township
Western Reserve University Law School
Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
West Side
Society of Lorain County, Inc
Society
Broad Street
East 28Th St
Marge Carney
Lynn- Newell
Dear Abby readers share corn songs and family strife
Readers swap lighthearted wordplay about talking to plants and serious notes about managing visiting nieces nephews. A columnist offers practical guidelines for dealing with teens and a worried boy seeks advice on kissing another boy in a boys club play.
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Abby
Today's Woman dominates Oberlin luncheon panel
Oberlin Health Commission heard Dr. Jeanne Stephens discuss medical progress and a view of women’s evolving roles. Barb Pierce traced women's lib from early suffrage to modern work and family identities, noting shifts and ongoing challenges. Dorothy Smith cited rising female employment, with 30 percent of moms with young children working in 1971.
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Oberlin Health Commission
Oberlin Community Center
Jeanne Stephens
Oberlin Clinic
Darie Blanche
Barb Pierce
Shopping habits show women with jobs favor single supermarket
New York UPI reports that 67 percent of women with full time jobs usually frequent one particular supermarket, compared with 36 percent of stay at home women who also favor a single store.
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New York
UPI
Bureau of Advertsing
Shirley Gross Engaged to William Messmore
Mr and Mrs Alfred Gross of 1012 Chestnut St Grafton announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley to William Messmore son of Mr and Mrs Paul Messmore Rt 58 Sullivan. Shirley a 1972 Midview High School graduate and student at Elyria Academy of Cosmetology, and William a Black River High School alumnus employed at L Brand Inc Shelby plan an indefinite wedding date.
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Alfred Gross
Chestnut St
Grafton
Shirley
William Messmore
Paul Messmore
Sullivan
Wedding Vows Exchanged in Noon Ceremony at St. Vincent de Paul
Jeannie H. Rehoreg and David A. Flowers exchanged vows in a noon ceremony October 7 at St. Vincent de Paul Church. Rev Charles Logue officiated. The couple, Elyria High School graduates, will reside at 127 Denison Ave after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
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Jeannie H. Rehoreg
David A. Flowers
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Charles Logue
Niagara Falls
Canada
Denison Ave
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