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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
6
Obituaries and public notices from the Chronicle Telegram dated April 8, 1807, including brief tributes to Eburia and Bat, and local obituaries for Apell. Notices highlight community events and memorials from early 19th century Ohio.
Local groups announce gatherings from the St. Clair Rebekah Lodge to the Eastgate PTA. Activities include a Friendship Night at Pinewood Lodge, antique talk by Robert Choate, a spring festival dance, tarot and tea leaf readings, and a cancer talk at the Cancer Society building. Members travel from Elyria, Lorain, Lakewood, and Olmsted Falls.
The piece urges painting hard to reach furniture areas first and turning items upside down to paint legs. It also references fashion notes about mini bags and mini skirts, highlighting scaled down handbag shapes with expandable sides for a full sized interior effect.
Abby answers questions on who pays for a wedding, why taxes fund public schools, a traveling salesman who dances while on the road, and a teen smoking advisory. The column includes personal notices and a plug for Abby's booklet.
Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will meet at St Macy Parish Avon after Benediction at 12 30. A tea hosted by the Altar and Rosary Society committee led by Mrs Joseph Novak follows. Mother Mary Eileen OP of the Dominican Sisters of Akron will speak on the La Union mission in El Salvador and progress of the Dominican Sisters in Akron.
Mrs. James Dall is elected president of the First Church Women with officers named including Mrs. Edwin Haywood and Mrs. Munro Grant. Upcoming events include a Sampler luncheon and Style show on April 26 and a May 3 breakfast featuring Gardens of the Bible. The Worlds Need message and trips by Rev B K Anthony are noted.
Ad text appears garbled with contact string 277-5191 and note of a free consultation. Statisticians from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. report a ratio: for every 1000 teens in the U.S. there are 1087 women, referencing age 18 and related data.
A youth approached George Bernard Shaw with a scam using glued brown paper and corn plasters. Shaw’s secretary replied politely, then Shaw himself sent a curt verdict calling the plasters worthless and ending further contact.
A reader seeks advice on touring major European and selective American museums and asks about obtaining a family coat of arms. The columnist cautions on heraldic use, suggests time‑aware itineraries, and offers literature recommendations and museum highlights.
Linda Kozdron became the bride of Larry Little in a 7 o'clock wedding at South Amherst Methodist Church. The bride is daughter of John and Mrs. Klein of Lake Avenue. the groom is son of Charles and Mrs. Little of Fernwood Road. Rev. Charles Little, the bridegroom’s brother, officiated.
Spa Jones and Kenneth Shipman open Buxted Park a Georgian mansion near London as England’s distinct private health center. The $1.68 million venture costs and 325 acres host vegetarian meals, a Kneipp treatment, underwater massage and an Italian pool. Guests stay in 55 themed suites with composer or artist relics.
Social event listing for St Thomas School at 915 Harris Road Sheffield Lake. Doors open 7 p.m. Regular party follows at 8 p.m.
The engagement of Sally Ann Poweska to Ted R Bansek has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. George E. Poweska of Lorain. Sally Ann is a senior at Admiral King High School planning to attend nursing school in September. Ted Bansek, Elyria High School 1964 graduate and Lorain County Community College 1966 graduate, is serving in the armed forces in Vietnam. Wedding plans are definite.
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