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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1970
Page
9
A reader asks how to handle a violent, gun-wielding father over a daughter's marriage and whether counseling is appropriate. Abby urges reporting to authorities, noting the danger. She also answers a question about necking with an ex-husband and explains a humorous divorce announcement trend.
Donna Marie Yancer married Stanley T. Siwek at a 6 p.m. Sept 12 ceremony in First United Methodist Church officiated by Dr. Charles W. Hamilton. Bride, a 1969 Elyria High School graduate employed by G C Murphy Co, and groom, also a 1969 Elyria High School graduate, employed by Concrete Masonry Corp, will reside in Washington Manor after a trip to Niagara Falls and the Pocono Mountains. The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs. Paul Sindle, bridesmaids Jeannie Rehorey and Patti Farnbaugh, best man John Siwek, and ushers Dave Flowers and Craig Yearly. Reception was at United Polish Club. Parents include Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Yancer and Mrs. Jack Drage. Bridal showers were hosted by several relatives.
The article collates home remedies to ease cold discomforts and suggests age appropriate activities for children. It cites aspirin use for headaches fevers and sore throats and recommends decongestant drops to clear noses. It also lists DIY crafts and play ideas using common household materials for indoor fun.
Patricia Ann Nau married Michael Arthur Slack at St Peter United Church of Christ Amherst on Sept 12 at 6 p.m. officiated by Rev. Robert Happel. Parents are Carl Nau and Wayne Slack. Maid of honor Aimee Miles. bridesmaids Debbie Tammaro Patty Schwitzke Crissy Peters. best man Robert Glotz. ushers James Slack John Satora. Reception at Hungarian Reformed Hall. They plan to live at Hilltop Manor after a honeymoon at Aqua Marine Lodge.
League of Women Voters invites the public to a membership tea at the First Congregational Church. Tea at 12 30 p m precedes a program featuring four mini studies. Wilford Hemmer discusses High School Innovations. R Burton explains Lorain County Vocational School. John Binder considers the future of state universities in Ohio. Donald Pease presents State Legislation for Education Finances.
Cedarville College students Darlene Wyn Koehn and Tony J Wall married Aug 29 in Madison Avenue Baptist Church Cleveland. Bride is daughter of Charles F Koehn Parma. groom son of Norman Wall Lorain. Best man Warren Pettit. maid of honor Deborah Koehn. ushers Robert Austin Richard Adams Lynn Howard Terry Wall. bridesmaids Beverlee Warren Candice Barr Sandy Hansen. junior bridesmaid Tammy Molnar.
A high school sophomore seeks career guidance on whether to pursue business school for secretarial work. Expert notes show business schools offer higher responsibility and income, with specialized training. The second letter discusses a seven year old reading NYT material, guidance to match material to development and comprehension level.
The kitchen, not the medicine cabinet, is the best place to keep antiseptic first aid cream. Most burns from scalding water, grease, and hot oil occur in the kitchen, and immediate application relieves pain and helps prevent skin blistering.
Local Chronicle Telegram brief from Elyria dated Friday September 18 1970 notes a street or community item with minimal readable details. The fragment mentions the date and place but lacks further context or names to identify the event or action.
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