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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1968
Page
3
Aiming to improve appetite, experts suggest using multiple colors in meals rather than all white or all red. Children especially resist monotone platters, so varied hues can stimulate interest and hunger.
Avon High School graduates Susan M Wy socki and John R Wells announce their engagement. Susan, a 1965 Avon High School alumna, works at The Cleveland Aircraft Products Co in Avon. John, a 1964 Avon graduate, serves in the U S Air Force stationed at Mather AFB Sacramento California. Wedding plans are indefinite.
A reader advises girls to avoid inviting men inside homes and shares a letter about rejecting a romance without marriage. Abby counsels there is no magic formula for marriage and supports sticking to a cautious stance. A second reader thanks Abby for stressing car safety and promotes child restraint use with personal anecdotes and safety costs.
Badia Amor of Morocco, a senior at Oberlin College, will speak on her homeland at the Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women meeting in Carrabine Hall. Benediction at 12:30 pm precedes a tea at 1 pm. Elyria Court 364 of Catholic Daughters sponsors the event. Reservations run through May 6 for the Cleveland Diocesan Council biennial convention May 16 at the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel with speakers from NCCW, Catholic Relief Services, and the U.S. Catholic Conference.
A vintage knitting feature promotes Pearl Trimmed Jacket and Shell and Skirt Pattern No HK 427 MK 427 HK 359 MK 359 for sizes 8 16 34 42. Includes ordering details Lois Holmes California Chronic Telegram box 6002 Inglewood with mail options and prices. A reader asks about fixing a tight cast on and advice is given to loosen with crochet and slip stitches.
Tonight events include Ladies Home League at Salvation Army 716 West Broad Street 7 30 p m Jaycee-ettes at Jaycee Hall 8 30 p m Air Force Mothers at Monteith Hall 7 30 p m Elyria Tip TOPS at Columbia Gas Walnut Street Office 7 30 p m Dames of Malta at IOOF Hall 7 30 p m
The Grand Army of the Republic held its final encampment on August 31 1949, marking the end of a post Civil War veterans organization era. A historic gathering reflected on wartime service and the group’s long years of fraternity and memory.
The American Institute of Men's and Boys' Wear says the bottom vest button is usually left unbuttoned. This tradition stems from long standing practice and the vest’s contour and construction. leaving the bottom button open provides a better fit and appearance.
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