Hair Pattern Wrapped in White Ribbon for Summer
Hair pattern described with long hair held up by two inch rollers and elastic band at the crown. A false switch is pinned to hang to the right, with a grogram ribbon looped across the crown and down the side. Promotion cites Sebou House of Revlon New York and a 26 style booklet for 50 cents plus 10 cents postage from The Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebou
House of Revlon
New York
Chronicle-Telegram
Milford
New Jersey
Bias Sewing Tips and Fabric Handling
A reader explains that interfacings and linings are cut on the straight grain, not on the bias, except around necklines and armholes. Bias fabrics require 50 to 75 percent more fabric, and pieces should be stretched and adjusted after hanging overnight before cutting. Nylon and Dacron threads are strong for synthetics but may melt on cotton. cotton is preferred. Blade pot roast comes from the back, a less tender cut.
Tureen luncheon and guidance from Open Circle church group
Church women of the Open Circle at the Church of the Open Door held a tureen luncheon with devotional on Be Thankful to God. The feature included a recipe note on braising and fabric care Q A with sewing guidance by Ellen J Burge, County Extension Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Circle of the Church of the Open Door
Ellen J. Burge
Home Economics
Elyria
Bride and groom wed in Amherst ceremony
Sandra J. Phillips and William James Kunzman married March 2 at Amherst Foursquare Gospel Church with Rev. Robert Hill and Rev. Eugene Kurtz officiating. Attendants included Sherri Mentzel as matron of honor and Nolan Smith as best man. The couple will reside in Mt. Vernon after a New England honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra J. Phillips
William James Kunzman
Amherst Foursquare Gospel Church
Robert A. Hill
Eugene Kurtz
Sherri Mentzel
Peggy House
Martha Bach
Linda Phillips
Mint
Laven
Bride
Gardiner High School
Gardiner
Maine
Mount Vernon Bible College
Mt. Vernon
J.C. Penney Co
Kunzman
Marion L. Steele High School
Fenn College
New England States
Calendar of events tonight and Tuesday listings
Altrusa Club Holly Hall 6 30 p m Lorain Aux 11 Canton Lorain 93 IOOF hall 8 p m Elyria Junior Woman s Club Monteith Hall 8 30 p m wig show Tuesday Sahara Daughters Community Room EST Abbe Rd 7 30 p m Guys and Gals Holly Hall 9 p m Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society Blue Room St March Church 7 30 p m Elizabeth Stevens Guild Fellowship Hall 6 p m St John Altar Guild Church 8 p m Wednesday Elite TOPS Emmanuel Lutheran Church 7 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary Eagles
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Altrusa
Holly Hall
Lorain
Canton
IOOF
Elyria
Monteith Hall
Daughters of Sahara
Abbe Rd
Holly
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society
St. March
Elizabeth Stevens Guild
Fellowship
St. John Altar Guild
St. Jude Parents Club
Carrabine
VFW
Post
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Sidonia
Oespha
Marcel
St. Clair Rebekah
Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Columbia Gas Co
Franklin
Elyria Woman’s Club
Vincent Methodist Church
First Church
St. Mary
Susanna Wesley
Asbury
Esther
Russell Hillier
Denison
St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society
Church Hall
American Association of Retired Persons
Cleveland St
Elyria City
Spring Valley
Crestwood Pta
Washington Avenue
CWF
St. Paul Women’s Guild
C and MA Women’s Missionary Prayer Fellowship
Earl Klunzinger
Jamestown
Elyrian engagement announced for Joyce Blakeslee and Randy Clark
Joyce Marie Blakeslee and Randy Clark announce their engagement. Blakeslee is a 1966 Elyria District Catholic High School graduate, works for Elyria Parks and Recreation, and her fiancé, a 1966 Elyria High School graduate, is employed by Ternes Sohio. Wedding plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Marie Blakeslee
Randy Clark
Sugar Ridge Rd
Harold Blakeslee
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Miss Blakeslee
Elyria District Catholic High School
City of
Elyria
Mr. Clark
Elyria High School
Ternes Sohio
Bride
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Priebe Urig Wedding Moves to Hollywood Trip
Mr and Mrs David John Priebe wed on March 11 at St Timothy with Carolyn Ann Urig as bride. The newlyweds travel to Hollywood after the ceremony. the bride is daughter of Kenneth Urig Avon while the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Nagy Cleveland.
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David John Priebe
Hollywood
Calif
Carolyn Ann Urig
Kenneth Urig
Avon
Priebe
Robert Nagy
Seymour Ave
Cleveland
Ironing caddy and a church wedding in Ohio notes
An ironing caddy with a four to five foot height range and adjustable hanger arms is showcased. A separate notice reports a church wedding at St Teresa Church Hall in Sheffield with Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Eppenbrook officiating and the bride and groom connected to Elyria and Cleveland, including school and employer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mich
John P. Eppenbrook
Ham Radio Interference Myths and Public Service
A reader thanks Abby for debunking claims that Ham Radio operators ruin TV reception. The letter explains common causes like faulty wiring and devices, notes Ham's role in emergencies, and cites the FCC, estimates 280000 licensed Hams, and urges reporting interference to the American Radio Relay League for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Paser
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Radio Relay League
Main St
Newton
Conn
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A.J
Max Schereina
Masine HM
R.C
W. J. Kunzman
Merton Phillips
R.D
Richmond
Mr. Kunzman
William Kunzman
Michael Lane
Amherst
Dorothy Phillips
Der
Nolan Smith
James Howard Hill
BU Mover
Reinhold Klingenmedler
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Shirley Samslow
Mary Ann Bach
Neighbour Studio
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. W. Barres, Inc
Berres Lave
Lerein Covnty
anile-Telgram
Michigan
St. Timothy
St. Teresa Church Hall
Abbe Road
Sheffield
Kenneth Martin Urig
Mr. Priebe
West High School
U.S. Air Force
Republic Steel Corp
Abigail van Buren
Gen
Curtis LeMay
Herbert Hoover Jr
Arthur Godfrey
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Ecuador
Lions Eye Bank
Huntsville Ham
Agnes Hartman
D.C.T
LAST
State Medical Board
Lorain County
Ofor Qlove
Stoners
Michael-Angela
Europe
Fashion Designers
Ort
Wey
Lal Aa
Panton
Ridgeview
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