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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1968
Page
2
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on a money stressed couple, a nosy houseguest, and a cultural misunderstanding in a trio of letters. The husband’s thrift and fear of poverty clash with a paid-for home and banked savings, a friend’s habit of judging others reveals self-critique, and an Asian guest clarifies a cemetery visiting custom.
Marilyn Case wed Gerald E. McClellan at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Brighton Congregational Church. Rev. B Eugene Shaver officiated with music by a soloist and organist. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClellan, both graduated in 1965 from Wellington High School. He served in the Army including Vietnam service and works at Sectional Tool and Die. The couple will reside at Wellington Mobile Home Park after a Colorado and New Mexico wedding trip.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines submission rules for wedding and engagement notices. Deadline is five days after the event for stories and pictures, with exceptions for advance submissions. Pictures must feature the bride alone. certain photo types are excluded. High school engagement pictures are avoided. families decide if engagement or bridal photos run. Forms are available at the newspaper office and Women’s Department, with no publishing charge.
For proper hand care provide stiff brush for scrubbing nails and knuckles a pumice stone a nail clipper and file and soothing lotion. Keep these tools in a convenient bathroom spot where men will see and use them.
LaGrange Methodist Church hosted the April 6 wedding of LaGretta May Beane and Billy Ray Stewart. The couple, both employed at LaGrange Screw Products, plan to reside at 123 Public Square, LaGrange. The ceremony featured music by organist Mrs Gary Summers and honors included Mrs Raymond Dill as matron of honor and James Snyder as best man. Prenuptial showers were hosted by several relatives.
Amy Vanderbilt advises on wardrobe for a 30 day Gripsholm voyage to Madeira Elba Malta Villefranche and Capri. She suggests two long evening dresses four shorter evening or cocktail dresses optional dinner jackets not required day wear knitted fabrics light colors and silk or velvet wraps.
Use golden cling peach halves filled with current or mint jelly to decorate ham or lamb for Easter. Place about one tablespoon in each peach half for a tasty touch.
The wedding of Janice McElhaney and Billy Hunt was held April 6 at First Assembly of God Church in Ridgeville with Rev. Edwin Eliason officiating. Attendants included Sharon McElhaney, Sue Hunt, Betty McElhaney, and John Hunt Jr. The couple will reside at 35157 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville.
A quirky intro about a washcloth facial leads to a wedding report. Jacqueline Bates married Bill Alley at First Methodist Church in a 11:30 a.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Erwin Jennings. The couple lives at 235 Eastern Heights Blvd. and 1871 Capel Rd. in Grafton seeks future plans after Army radio school at Fort Knox.
The official guidance from the U S Golf Association recommends washing irons with soap or detergent suds after each use, cleaning out score lines, and using metal polish to preserve finish. The advice emphasizes regular cleaning to maintain club performance and longevity.
Polyimide describes a colorful glaze for pots and pans. Tests show it is dishwasher safe and easy to clean. Food stains must be washed off before reuse to prevent staining.
The column explains how early prospectors told real gold from fool's gold iron pyrite. They tested shiny yellow metal in a tub of hot soapy laundry and marked discolored pieces as fool's gold.
Seattle AP reports Miss Jean Hobart's kindergarten class at Campbell Hill Elementary compiled The Kindergarten Cookbook. Recipes are simple and exact, written as dictated, including David's Ham Burgers and Tricia's Coconut Cookies, with safety and measuring discussed.
Experts advise that not all fabrics tolerate tumbling. Wool items such as sweaters should air dry or dry at low heat, while cottons and linens can handle heat, air, and tumbling. Plastic and rubber-treated fabrics require air drying only. Some fabrics labeled wonder fabrics may need gentle tumbles in air only.
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