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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
7
Dear Abby columns recount a swindled TV owner told to pay in cash for repairs and a neighbor-in-law scheme. A man with a mustache causes wife trouble during Charro Days, suggesting a fake mustache solution. A banker’s wife asks for guidance on overstep callers at home and bank-business confusion.
Mara Townsend and Wilbert L Hayes married in a 6:30 p.m. March 26 double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church officiated by Dr. Charles Hamilton. The bride, daughter of Donald Townsend, wore peau de soie with lace and carried white orchids. Attendants wore sapphire blue and daisies. Best man Carl B Hayes and ushers included Leroy and Kenneth Hayes. Reception for 150 at UAW hall followed. The couple will reside at 719 Woodland Ave after a wedding trip to Pittsburgh.
UPI reports Marvy Davis Gil describes exciting window treatments to control light. She explains using room darkeners for bedrooms bedsitting rooms and children's rooms while translucent shades suit dining living rooms and kitchens for filtered light.
A dairy rich Easter Cherry Torte combines small curd cottage cheese sugar eggs and vanilla with chopped maraschino cherries and pecans baked in a graham cracker crust. The top layer of sour cream sugar and egg sets, rounded with cherries citron and a glossy finish.
A simple green bean casserole blends two 1 pound cans of cut beans drained with one 11 ounce can of condensed cheddar cheese soup and milk plus onion salt. Topped with crumbled shredded wheat biscuits and melted butter then baked 375 degrees for about 25 minutes yields six servings.
Cedarville residents announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Elizabeth Schultz to Dale Alton Mias Schultz. Both graduates are active in Cedarville activities with plans for an indefinite wedding timeline.
Diane Clare Schoville and Dan James Soboslai Jr. wed at 2 30 p m March 12 at First Methodist Church Wellington The bride daughter of Burrell Schoville New London and the groom son of Dan Soboslai Wakeman The couple reside in New London RD 1 A reception followed in the church basement and at the bride’s parents home The bride a 1965 Wellington High graduate works for C W Horr CPAs Wellington The groom a 1964 Wellington High graduate works for Parson Jersey Dairy Inc He attended Ohio State University
A 37 year old woman 5'5" 204 pounds in size 24 dress seeks medical evaluation after failing diets. The letter urges not blaming self and stresses physical causes like pre diabetes, recommending exams hospital clinics and medical bureau contact for proper diagnosis and support to start losing weight.
The Elyria Girls Assembly met at Mrs. Luther Valentine’s home to prepare a monthly package of clothing and baby lotion for needy Vietnamese children. They urged adopting a Vietnamese child and plan ongoing shipments of care items.
Diane Jeanette Pikey and Dale Norman Starbuck wed at Amherst Methodist Church in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride, a 1961 Amherst High School graduate and Vincent School teacher, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pikey of Lorain. The groom, a 1959 Amherst graduate and Asbury College alumnus, teaches Spanish and English at Avon High School. After a Detroit trip, the couple will live at 4780 Detroit Road in Lorain.
Tonight each group holds a meeting across town. Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles hall 7 p.m. officers meet at 7 p.m. BSP City Council Ameri capa 8 30 p.m. St Jude Parents Club Carrabine Hall 8 30 p.m. Newcomers Club Holly Hall 8 p.m. St Clair Rebekah Club IOOF hall 7 30 p.m. Tip TOPS Columbia Gas Co auditorium 7 p.m. Spring Valley PTA school 8 p.m. Gates PTA auditorium 7 p.m. St Mary PTA cafeteria 8 p.m. Ruth Circle Mrs Kenneth E Wilson 510 East Ave 8 p.m.
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