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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1971
Page
4
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram report dated Tuesday October 26, 1971 covers local news items, court or civic notices and brief community updates presented in concise, period-appropriate style.
Ruth Ann Kucia and John Richard Bradley were married October 16 in St Stanislaus Church Lorain with Rev Leo Rygnalski officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Kucia and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Donald L Bradley Both are Admiral King High School alumni and employed locally Their home will be 3135 Camden Ave Lorain A reception followed at the Italian American Veterans Hall
Debra Jean Brown and Donald Wayne Campbell were married at 1 p.m. on October 16 at St Pauls United Methodist Church in Monroe Michigan with Rev. Roy Syme officiating. The bride’s parents are Harry and the late Jane Brown of Glenmont. The groom’s parents are Donald E. Campbell and his wife. Jeanne Shick served as maid of honor and David Campbell was best man. The bride attended West Holmes High School. the groom is a 1970 graduate of Midview High School and attends Lorain County Community College. he works for Plastic Enterprise Inc. The couple will reside at Riverview Mobile Homes in Avon.
Dear Dr Brothers advises a 17 year old girl to accept her quarrelsome parents, learn from their failures, and develop self knowledge before seeking marriage. It stresses self respect, mature identity, and responsible love, noting teenage marriages often fail and suggesting guidance from Dr Joyce Brothers and a Chroni cle-Telegram leaflet.
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