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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
16
Local brief from Elyria Ohio area in the C-8 Chronicle Telegram edition dated Thursday September 27 1973 notes community happenings and upcoming events. Names and specifics are limited in the provided text segment.
Patricia Ruth Piwinski and James Ellis Stevenson wed at 6 pm Sept 15 in Amherst and St. Mary Church Oberlin. The bride, daughter of Stanley and Mrs Piwinski, wore a gown sewn by a friend. the groom is son of William and Mrs Stevenson. Attendants included maid of honor Shirley Metz and bridesmaids Gabriella Banick Sue Piwinski Kathy Piwinski. best man Jon Stevenson and ushers John Piwinski Rick Kramer Scott Scherrman. The couple resides at 171 Wilson Rd Columbus after a trip. both graduates with pharmacy and automotive backgrounds respectively.
Lay Witness Weekend kickoff buffet at Fields United Methodist Church North Ridgeville tomorrow 6 30 pm. Quota Club meets today 6 30 pm Higbee's Community Room with guest Mrs Eric Johnson Red Cross volunteer program. Four O Clock Club gathers tomorrow at Mrs Henry Ingersoll 348 Rosalind Ave Wadsworth at 1 pm to discuss The Marlborough House Set.
Hair stylist Michel Kazan promotes a short, close to head “pinhead” cut. He credits Paris couture for the look, notes it suits coats and hats, and details the bias cut and pin set as key techniques with emphasis on expert styling.
A center style double breasted coat with notch collar and bright brass buttons pairs with pants and skirts. Its length suits dresses short or long, offering water resistance in black or another color.
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