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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2004
Page
4
The reader asks Dear Abby why Brad, father of two under ten, avoids involvement with his children. He rarely plays, limits activities, and leaves entertaining to the mother, who also bears most housework. Abby suggests the father’s childhood affected his empathy, and recommends other male relatives or role models for the kids while acknowledging the mother’s frustration.
Dear Amy advises a stay at home dad overwhelmed by a neighbor described as the negative mom. The column urges calm, embracing positive energy, and joining school groups as a remedy. The reader and others seek guidance on navigating preschool social dynamics.
Brooke Haught daughter of Dave Bates and Keyti Haught of Gratton married Brandon Edgell son of Tony and Vickie Edgell of LaGrange at St. Jude Church Myriad. Officiant Pather Rosem. Bridesmaids Tanya Stevens Jid Feldhaas Julie Grube Megan Edwards Amy Botos. Dowry girl Aubrey Ahart. Best man Brian Bishop. Groomsmen Mike Kell Dave Letlow Chad Williams Dustin Banks Jeremy Stevens. Ringbearer Sant Botus. Reception at the Amvets post Vermilion. Honeymoon Punta Cana Dominican Republic. They reside in Avon.
Patricia L Byrne and Gerald M Jurecko were married at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Edmund Goldbach officiating. The bride is the daughter of Francis and Agnes Byrne of Elyria and a Myriad High School and Lorain County Community College graduate employed as lead receptionist at University Primary Care Practices in Westlake. The groom is son of the late Andrew and Rosemary Jurecko, Elyria High and Lorain County Joint Vocational School graduate, and employed as a trained electrician at Bendix. They honeymooned in Marblehead and Butler, PA and reside in Berin.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hylton marked their 60th anniversary after marrying July 18 1944 in New Castle Virginia Walter Reynolds officiated The couple have 11 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren Their children live in Elyria Wellington Sheffield Dayton and Dayton area Mr Hylton worked 25 years at Luxaire and eight years as a corrections officer Mrs Hylton retired after 31 years with Kroger in Elyria The couple hosted a brunch at Sawmill Greek Lange hosted by their children
Jon and Sharon Altonen of Elyria marked their 40th anniversary after marrying July 11, 1964 in Fremont. He retired from Firelands High School in 1996 and now works part time as a tour manager. she runs an insurance and investment agency and enjoys embroidery and gardening. They have two children and several grandchildren, celebrated with a vow renewal in a yard setting officiated by Rev Paul Jaster and a party for about 60 guests.
Ma and Mrs Juhn M Ralagzi of Elyria announce the engagement of their daughter Monica Halanzi to Nicholas Fos of Lativange. The couple will exchange wedding vows on February 12, 2008.
The Chronicle lists free wedding engagement and anniversary notices with rules on photo handling, delayed publication for engagement announcements, late fees for wedding items, and submission methods. It outlines photo labeling, disposal deadlines, optional scanning, e mail options, and address for forms and submissions.
Readers in Sheffield Lake Vermilion North Ridgeville and Avon receive a compact daily briefing covering council actions school updates and community events. Highlights include a city meeting schedule a new park project and upcoming charity drives with key quotes from officials.
Local clubs and organizations report meeting times and venues across Elyria, Avon Lake, Bay Village, Lorain and surrounding areas. Listings include Al Anon Alateen meetings, garden clubs, library sales, volunteer drives, walks, travel and public notices, with contact numbers and addresses for details.
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