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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1975
Page
9
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on Ouija boards and handling unwanted pregnancy comments. She says talking to spirits via prayer is the real path and Ouija can be a game but not to take it seriously. A Florida reader seeks better replies to pregnancy rumors. Abby advises weight loss and foundation garments and suggests a personal reply.
Sharron Brewster and Rex Lauer exchanged vows on September 6 at St Mary Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev. John J. Hayes and Rev. Thomas V. Rath. The bride, a Bowl Green State University junior, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin E. Brewster. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Lauer, is also a BGSU junior. The event featured musical selections, a dinner reception at St Johns Hall, and celebrations with family from Detroit, Texas, Florida, Cincinnati, Strongsville, Dayton and Chardon. The couple plans to reside in Bowling Green after camping in Canada.
Mr and Mrs Dane Sallas wed in a 7 pm ceremony at Rev Joseph Gissendanner s home in Slocomb Ala The former Susan VanAusdale daughter of Mr and Mrs W E VanAusdale of Oberlin Ohio A reception shower hosted by Dianne Lofton and Sue Gilman followed and the couple planned a honeymoon trip to Panama City Florida The bridegroom is a 1969 Geneva County High School graduate and works for M S Weeks Insurance in Hartford The bride attended Lorain County Community College and works for City Bank of Hartford Senior attendants were Dianne Lofton and Lamar Loft of Elyria Catholic High School The couple resides at 501 W Birch St Hartford Ala
Linda Jean Krasnobrucky and Gary Edward Coton married Aug 14 at First Presbyterian Church Houston with Rev. Joseph Q. Rand Jr officiating at 8 p.m. The bride, daughter of John J. Krasnobrucky and wife, is a dental hygiene graduate from West Liberty State College. The groom, son of Dale Coton of Muncie Indiana, holds a business administration degree from Simpson College and is an Alpha Tau Omega member. Matron of honor Elaine Coton and best man Fred Coton attended. The couple resides in Houston and took a wedding trip to Acapulco Mexico after the ceremony.
Local notices list Monday and Tuesday gatherings across First United Methodist Church Lorain County groups meet in various rooms at 7 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. Scout, Girl Scout, art days, Welcome Wagon, United Methodist Women, YMCA booster dinner, Bosses Night in Lorain, a wedding note, new officers for Welcome Wagon, Historical Society meeting with Attorney General William Brown, and Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae luncheon with salad smorgasbord.
Mrs. Sue Ely introduced three men to the League of Women Voters in Mayor Reichlin's office. Robert E. Lessing Jr. attorney Ronald K. Marmaduke pastor and others attended as the national convention in May 1974 allowed men as members. The induction preceded a league dinner at Lorain County Community College.
The Mothers Association of Lake Ridge Academy schedules a luncheon on September 24 at Elyria Country Club with a social hour at 11 30 a m and lunch at noon Headmaster J Clay ton Noia Mrs Lee Gerber Dell Bethel athletic director Richard Lothrop librarian Mary Hawkins and the new administrative assistant to the head master are listed as guests The text also includes a zucchini fritter recipe with steps and optional sesame seeds for frying
Sheffield Lake Women’s Club held its annual potluck supper at Mrs. Hilda Van Horn’s home on Sept 3. Mrs. Margaret Gardner announced new committee chairs and officers, with a long list of roles including publicity arts and crafts and bicentennial committee. The scholarship award, presented in June to Tina Wagner of Brookside High School, was noted. A stray tip on cleaning ashtrays suggests waxing the inside for easier ash removal.
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