Organic Living class at YWCA seven weeks
Elyria YWCA offers a seven week Organic Living course beginning April 12. Evening sessions run 7 to 9 pm with instructor Betty Whittington of Wellington. Sections cover white sugar and white flour risks, fats, gardening, compost, beauty, exercise, weight control, foods and supplements. Mrs Norman Bestor notes the course responds to alarming lifestyle statistics and invites registration.
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Elyria Ywca
Betty Whittington
Wellington
Ocean Sizes Revealed for Pacific and Atlantic
The Pacific Ocean covers 63,801,600 square miles, making it larger than all continents combined and over twice the size of the Atlantic, which spans 31,830,700 square miles.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Amy Rogers to marry Allen Lyndes on Sept 23
Mr and Mrs Harry F Rogers announce their daughter Amy Lou Rogers engaged to Allen Forest Lyndes son of Mr and Mrs Orville Lyndes. Amy Lou, a 1969 North Ridgeville High School and 1971 LCCC graduate, works at First Federal Savings and Loan North Ridgeville. Allen, a 1969 LCCC graduate, works for Lorain Soil and Water Conservation. The wedding will be held September 23 at Fields Unit ed Methodist Church.
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Harry F Rogers
North Ridgeville
Amy Lou
Allen Forest
Lyndes
Orville R Lyndes
Bagley
Miss Rogers
Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District
Fields United Methodist Church
Amherst church group hosts eighth annual card party
Amherst Church group sponsored by St Joseph Altar and Rosary Society announces the eighth annual card party. It will be Sunday at 7 pm in the church hall on Woodside Ave. Tickets available at the door or from Mrs Ron Camp 734 W Martin St. Co chairs Mrs Bernard Ashyk and Mrs Ken Sroka. Tickets also from Mrs Charles Seckel 1175.
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St Joseph Altar and Rosary Society
Amherst
Woodside Ave
Ron Camp
Martin St
Bernard Ashyk
Ken Sroka
Lip color through ages from Kish to lipstick
The article traces lip color origins from Kish in 7072 BC to ancient Mesopotamia Greece and Rome. It notes early dyed papers used as stain in Athens lasting into the 19th century, then wax sticks and rub-on lip stains introduced in 1915 reaching popularity in the 1930s.
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Kish
Mesopotamia
Greece
Rome
Egypt
Athens
Shirley Greer Weds Richard E Cook in Ohio Nuptials
Shirley A Greer and Richard E Cook spoke their nuptial vows on April final 30pm ceremony in Northwest United Methodist Church Pomeroy Ohio The Rev Paul Brown officiated The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew M Greer At 4 Pomeroy Mr Cook's parents are Mr and Mrs Elmer Cook RD 1 Amherst Patsy K Greer was maid of honor Bridesmaids were Mary Anne McMahon Judy Seel and Mrs Carol Miller Ed Lichtenberg served as best man Roger Miller Larry Cook brother of the bride groom and Dewey Greer brother of the bride ushered guests A reception was held at Clintonville Women's Club.
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Shirley A Greer
Richard E Cook
Northwest United Methodist Church
Pomeroy
Ohio
Paul Brown
Andrew M Greer
Mr Cook
Elmer Cook
Amherst
Patsy K Greer
Mary Anne McMahon
Judy Seel
Carol Miller
Ed Lichtenberg
Roger Miller
Larry Cook
Dewey Greer
Housekeepers unit meets Wednesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Erie Chapter of The National Executive Housekeepers Association holds a Wednesday business meeting at Elyria Memorial Hospital 630 East River St at 7 pm. A pre meeting board session at 6 30 pm precedes. Bertha McDowell, a Nen service supervisor instructor, speaks on Safety in the use of Electrical Equipment with Justine DuBray and Stella Lisewsky assisting as hostesses.
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Lake Erie
National Executive Housekeepers Association
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East River St
Bertha McDowell
Feather boas trend grips fashion capitals
Saint Angelo and New York opera showcase feathers as a key accessory. London and home makers adopt feather embellishments, adding tiny plumes between headpieces. The soft trend, once noted last spring, gains prominence in bustling fashion scenes.
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Saint Angelo
New York
London
Iron Man Lou Gehrig’s 2130 Consecutive Games Record
The famed Yankee Lou Gehrig earned the nickname Iron Man by playing in 2,130 consecutive games, a testament to durability beloved by millions. A 1962 Soviet newspaper claimed Bezbol as an old Russian game, reflecting cross cultural sports intrigue.
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Yankee
Lou Gehrig
Iron Man
Dear Mrs Schraub Mothers should discuss problems with teachers
A mother argues that parents must participate in their child’s education and work with teachers. She questions parents who avoid conferences and urges mothers to visit schools to understand and support their child’s needs. The letter encourages honest dialogue and sympathy between parent and teacher.
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Mrs. Schraub
P K
Recycling is a big project in New York
Used bottles and jars from the public are being recycled into bottle making at a rate of 912 million annually, according to the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute.
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New York
UPI
The
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
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YWCA
LaClee Coiffures
Olive Street
Amy Rogers
Allen F. Lyndes
Amherst Church
Charles Seckel
Bonne Bell
Higbee Dee
Shop Higbee - Midway Mall
Elyria
Lorain
Shirley Greer Bride of
Richard E. Cook
Clintonville Women’s Club
Justine DuBray
Stella Lisewsky
BYG
Saker Fate
Wayne Wise
Cleveland
Hawthorne Sts
Ryreft Bam
Biyro, O
Chronile-Telegram
Wagner
Quarry Rd. Worth
Rte. 18
C.W. Barres, Inc
Hale
Cleveland ST
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