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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1973
Page
3
A Middle Eastern inspired rice pudding variant folds spiced rice with California grapes and whipped cream. The dish marries tang, creaminess, and subtle liqueur notes, serving molded or parfait style with mandarin oranges and grape clusters. Makes 8 to 10 servings.
Denise Lynnette Searles and Paul Curtis Danforth wed Sept 29 at Washington Avenue Christian Church with Rev. J Kenneth Evans officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Searles Sr., and the groom, son of Mrs. Karen Danforth, will reside in Elyria after a Michigan honeymoon. Attendants included maid of honor Diane Strebel and bridesmaids Sandee Searles Carole Minnick Linda Searles. best man Dan Strebel. ushers David Minnick Sr Lewis A Capt Roberta Jordan attended. The bride wore her grandmother’s diamond necklace. Reception followed at Melody Grove Ballroom. The wedding party hosted showers prior to the ceremony.
A Stockton woman found a spade shaped Indian tool in her garden six years ago. Her cousin El mer Erb examined it and confirmed its authenticity. Archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania joined and have unearthed more than 1700 artifacts. John Witthoft calls the Stockton site the best in the Delaware Valley and among the three crucial eastern sites.
Victoria Vavzincak and Dennis M. Culler married at 11 a.m. October 6 at Holy Cross Church with Rev. Walter Dobosz officiating. Attendants included brides sisters and Noel Culler as best man. The bride, a Lorain County Community College graduate and computer programmer for the Ohio Department of Transportation, and the groom, an Ohio State University alum and administrative specialist for ODOT, will reside in Columbus after a reception in the American Legion hall.
New York reports safety experts warn fashion hazards pose winter risks. Long scarves, capes, maxi coats, and full skirts can entangle in doors, elevators, or machinery. note Isadora Duncan tragedy and JAMA study showing fatalities in scarf incidents. Emphasizes safe lengths, non skid boots, gloves with fingers, and flame retardant sleepwear for children and elderly.
A reader describes moving to a smaller town, feeling lonely and shy, with acne and low grades. The response urges joining activities to build confidence, warns against comparing to brothers, and offers advice from doctors on self-trust, acne care, and taking social risks to meet people.
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