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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1975

Page

3

Rice through the ages shaped world meals and farms

A compact history traces rice from its ancient origins in China and India to spread across Europe and the Americas. It notes U S cultivation of about two million acres yielding eight billion pounds yearly and highlights Arkansas Texas farms as major exporters. An old blue cheese rice casserole recipe and a tip on inedible greenish potatoes conclude the piece.

United States India Orient Middle East Spain Europe America Madagascar South Carolina Arkansas Texas

Births and anniversaries in Elyria region highlight town notices

Town notices announce the birth of Deanna Grace to Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. King Jr. of Detroit on March 23 at Oakwood Hospital. They also reveal the birth of Matthew Alien to Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cowen Jr. of Akron on March 23 at Akron City Hospital. Other items include the 52nd annual South Amherst alumni banquet on June 14, PTA plant sale April 14–25, a Little League paper drive, and the 63rd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Gehrke with two sons, two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Donald A. King, JR Detroit Deanna Grace Oakwood Hospital David Donald A. King, Sr Salem South Amherst Lorain Youth Center Gerald R. Pollack Beebe Ave Charles Cowen, JR Akron Matthew Alien Akron City Hospital Joseph Bujack Kent Charles Cowen. Sr Elyria Lear North Pta Little League SOUTH Elyria City Family Discount Center Edwin Henderson Twelfth St Fred Smith West Ave William Gehrke W. River St William, Jr Debra Walter Lark Lane

Neels Recognized for 65th Wedding Anniversary

Henry Neels and wife honored with a family dinner at Village Restaurant marking their 65 years of marriage. They wed in Springfield and have lived in New London since 1923. He served nearly 48 years with the Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad as a section foreman. They have seven children, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Henry FE. Neel Walnut St London Springfield New London Mr. Neel Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad Ben Neel Mr Neel

Always wear rubber gloves when using strong cleaners

A brief health tip advises wearing rubber gloves to protect hands when handling strong cleaning agents. It emphasizes precaution and skin safety.

Dear Abby letters on names toilets and marriage

Dear Abby answers reader questions about nicknames for John why the term john came to mean toilet and a 78 year old widow defending her marriage. Abby reassures that marrying without love is not prostitution and advises the hostess to avoid inviting a guest who ruins gatherings.

Abby John Ted Bernstein Jakes Flushing

Debra McElya Weds Robert A Gaines in Oberlin Church

Debra Dee McElya became the bride of Robert Anthony Gaines on March 15 at Christ Episcopal Church in Oberlin with 3:30 p.m. ceremony. Officiant was the Rev Peter Beebe. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W McElya of Oberlin and Mr. and Mrs. Lois Gaines of Oberlin are parents of the groom. A reception for 500 followed at Oberlin Inn. The couple plans a home at 195 Bel Ave after a wedding trip to New York and Canada.

Debra Dee McElya Robert Anthony Gaines Christ Episcopal Church Oberlin Hev Peter Beebe James W. McElya N. Main Robert Gaines St. Lorain Lois Gaines Maple St New York Canada Beli Ave Clarence Allen Clark Missoula William Brill Courtland St

Garden club plans April plant exchange

White Joe Garden Club will hold a plant exchange at 1 30 p m on April 30 at Mrs Floyd Garner's West Clarksfield home. The meeting note honors charter member Mrs FH Russell with a memoriam read by Mrs Myron All good. Grace Russell won the flower arrangements contest.

Garden Club White Joe Garden Club Willard Barnes New London FH. Russell Myron Allgood Grace Russell

Group forms MOAR to aid rape victims in Philadelphia

Men Organized Against Rape MOAR formed on the University of Pennsylvania campus to support victims and counsel families. Founder Bil Metzger says male attitudes worsen rape trauma and alienation, with 28 volunteers staffing a crisis line and training expanding beyond direct victims.

Philadelphia Men Organized Against MOAR Hare Bil Metzger MOAA University of Pennsylvania Metzger

Easter candy gifts sent by OES chapter

The Wakeman Chapter Order of the Eastern Star delivered Easter candy sacks to 21 members unable to attend meetings. A visitation to District Five by Marguerite L. Kenner is set for 7:00 p.m. on April 12 at Clyde Masonic Temple.

OES Chapter Wakeman Order of Eastern Star District Five Marguerite L. Kenner Clyde Masonic Temple Metzger Clyde

Annual chapter inspection and meetings scheduled

The annual inspection is set for 3 p.m. on April 22 following a potluck at 6 30 p.m. The next regular meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. on April 8.

Susan Clark Weds Neil A Brill in Missoula Nuptials

Susan Jean Clark and Neil A Brill exchanged marriage vows March 22 at First Presbyterian Church Missoula Montana with Rev Richard Jones officiating at 1 30 p m The couple are both Missoula natives and attended the University of Montana. A reception followed at Knights of Columbus Hall with Delta Gamma Sorority and Mrs Mae York hosting showers. They took a wedding trip to Linberg Lake Montana.

Susan Jean Clark Neil A. Brill First Presbyterian Church Missoula Mant Richard Jones Knights of Columbus University of Montana Delta Gamma Ordnance Corps U. S. Army

Dorothy Fuldheim Book Reviewed by Culture Club

Mrs. Marion Crowder reports on Dorothy Fuldheim’s book at Culture Club. Fuldheim recalls her interview with Helen Keller as a peak moment and notes a 30 year TV career interviewing many famous figures. She values promptness, once warned Hubert Humphrey with a bracelet, and once told Jerry Rubin to leave a show. She interviews Nelson Rockefeller, the Shah of Iran, Billy Graham, and the Eisenhowers, writes two editorials daily, and does three shows daily.

Marion Crowder Dorothy Fuldheim Culture Club Russell Hillier Jerry Rubin Dorothy Miss Fuldheim Nelson Rockefeller Iran Billy Graham Julie David Eisenhower

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