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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
7
Dear Abby presents letters on age gaps and marriage choices. A 62 year old man describes marrying a 25 year old, while another note discusses women facing pressure to be “nice.” Advice emphasizes responsibility, honesty, and maturity beyond personal desire.
Mr and Mrs Richard E Reynolds announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Connie Roberta Reynolds to Earl A Wearsch son of Mr and Mrs Earl Wearsch The couple plan a September wedding at St Peter United Church of Christ in Amherst Miss Reynolds a Marion Steele High School 1963 graduate attended Bowling Green State University and is employed as a stenographer at United States Steel Lorain Works Wearsch a Bowling Green senior in the College of Business Administration majors in personnel and industrial relations He serves on the student council orientation team and the Spirit and Traditions Board
The listing notes events at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at 7 30 pm AARP Elyria Chapter 356 at the YMCA also 7 30 pm and Three TOPS at Columbia Gas Co auditorium at 7 pm indicating a busy calendar of local meetings.
WBRK in Pittsfield Massachusetts completed a radiation proof broadcasting studio designed as a concrete cocoon. The studio measures 12 feet square with an eight foot high room inside and a ten inch concrete roof buried under four feet of earth. Underground lines link the studio to networks and local police fire and civil defense authorities.
A complete kitchencard recipe by Marcia Peniston outlines a low calorie fruit and shrimp centerpiece for any meal. It combines shrimp with fruit cocktail, curry cream cheese filling, and rice shells, baked until firm. variations include yoghurt or sour cream and different spice options.
Bethel Shrine 24 installed Helen Eastman Worthy High Priestess and Dennis Britton Watchman of the Shepherds at the Masonic Temple on Saturday. Eastman received pink rose bouquet from her grandson and granddaughters. her son Robert Eastman escorted her. Britton was led to his station by son John and wife Ruby. A long list of officers and honorary officers, guests from Miriam Shrine and other groups attended. DeMolay boys conducted colors posting.
A reader asks if writing a thank you to a uncle’s widow is appropriate given the will. Advice affirms gratitude to the widow and suggests tactful wording. Another reader seeks pricing for pillows and sweaters. guidance recommends checking local market prices and possibly a small ad or word of mouth. Also notes cheese cooking tips and cranberry additions for breads.
Lescot Club members plan a two hour tour of the Cuyahoga County jail in Cleveland on April 15 meeting at O'Neil's at 6 45 pm and starting the tour at 8 pm They will attend The Most Happy Fella at Goodyear Theatre Akron on April 16 meeting at 6 30 pm at O'Neill A anniversary dinner on April 23 will be followed by a dance at Holy Trinity Church Avon Reservations for the April 24 Singing Sisters Concert at Admiral King High School are due by the next business meeting On April 12 guests of Joe DeTirr will attend the Commodore Ball of Lakeside Yacht Club on April 30 On May 1 the group will bowl at Saddle Lanes in Avon Lake meeting at 7 30 pm
New York UPI reports a steady rise in the U.S. college population from 45 million in 1963 to 49 million in 1964 and 60 million in 1965, with projections reaching 65 million in 1966 and 85 million by 1970, according to the Council of Higher Education Institutions.
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