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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1968
Page
3
A teen romance ends with violence and regret as a high school student reflects on a younger girlfriend, a breakup, and consequences of premarital sex. The letter urges Abby to keep warning teens and parents about the stakes of sexual behavior and provides a personal account from a sailor who blames himself for past actions.
New York based prize essays from the ninth annual Girls Clubs of America Reader's Digest Foundation awards reveal teenage winners choosing teaching social work medicine and business. They stress helping others understanding and care and link career choice to education social welfare and personal growth amid evolving roles for women.
A general offers to give a housewife three extra hours of free time each week, totaling 156 hours per year or about 6% of days. Studies claim gas dryers cut laundry drying time. homemakers bear an estimated two tons of wash annually. GAMA says such time savings could help the busy housewife.
Ruth Strickler married Donald George Harris in a 430 PM ceremony at United Church of Christ Congregational Amherst. Reverend Glen Hathaway officiated. Bride, daughter of Henry and Ruth Strickler, and groom, son of Mrs. George Harris, Vermilion, and the late Mr. Harris, reside at 165 Lincoln Street Amherst. Sandra Dickinson was maid of honor, Martin Smith best man. ushers David Adams Rolland Harris and Jack Vasbinder. A reception followed in the church social hall. The couple, with Elyria High School and Vermilion High School ties, plan to live in Amherst. Bridal showers were hosted by Sandra Dickinson and Mrs. Harold Dickinson and Mrs. Gerald Dickinson.
Dear Miss Vanderbilt notes that black velvet dinner jackets appear with formal wear and even velvet trousers, but recommends keeping multiple outfits for style and confidence. Reader questions napkin folding at home. napkin rings are less common today and paper napkins are often preferred when reuse is needed.
Linen, a longtime favorite fabric for durability, will gain a durable press finish. The new treatment aims to reduce ironing as linen garments emerge from an automatic dryer, provided proper drying is used.
Betty J. Wolfe, director of nursing for Lorain County Health Department, describes Public Health as vital and unseen, outlining county services funded by a half mill levy and supported by law. The department protects rural and urban areas with programs ranging from inspections of milk sources and schools to immunization clinics and home visiting, while private agencies rely on fees and gifts.
Italian designers add a small pearl at each lace tip to dress up casual laced shoes. The pearl can glue into the eyelet or be a sewn on pearl ball button with a back hook. A chic detail for the returning lady like look. Florence 68
Patrons in ancient Rome followed formal dining etiquette by wearing freshly laundered togas to evening meals. Clean clothes were considered proper for social occasions and reflected status and discipline.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Slathe of 8506 Band Dr Garfield Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Gayle to Steve Lengel Jr son of Mr and Mrs Steve Lengel. Miss Slathe a Bowling Green State University graduate teaches in Chagrin Falls. Mr Lengel a Ashland College graduate attends Kent Graduate School and teaches social studies at Northwood Junior High School. Wedding planned for 10 30 am at St Theresa Church Garfield Heights with Rev Patrick Sheilds officiating.
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