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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1976
Page
7
Families from Middleburg Heights Brunswick Lakewood and Columbus relocate to Berea Strongsville Westlake and nearby areas. The Senkos Kathleen and Meo work in awning sales and clerical roles while Ritter Miliska and Biafore families bring young children, hobbies, and church ties to their new Berea homes.
A Florists' Transworld Delivery survey shows the green plant trend rising across the country with both men and women sending more plants than flowers in 1975. Flowering plants dominated gifts while green plants were favored for personal use, and many gifts came from those aged 46 to 55.
Local chapters of Beta Sigma Phi and Muscular Dystrophy Association plan meetings with programs. Box 96 Suttons Bay welcomes new baby Scott McAllister born March 26 to Judy Stewart. Community groups seek volunteers, dances, sales, and youth programs at Avon Lorain Elyria and New London churches and YWCA. Pennsylvanias Commerce lends 334 million to create 164000 jobs over two decades.
Experts advise shaping hair with hands while blow drying. Pull curl and twist as you hold the dryer to prevent split ends and create a healthier shine. Now New York 76 G J L.
Leo and Mrs. Leo W. Neidhardt renewed their wedding vows at St Mary Church Elyria to mark 50 years of marriage. The couple, long tied to Elyria, hosted a reception at Colonial Oaks Trailer Park with about 100 guests from several cities. Their four children survive, with six grandchildren. The note ends with a historical aside on the first American spelling book printed in 1643.
An enduring mystery surrounds Howard Hughes, a Texas billionaire famed for wealth and daring flight who withdrew from public life since the 1950s. The piece argues his reclusiveness was a bid for attention, noting his wealth, entourage, and fame contrasted with persistent anonymity.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 will host Elaine Greten at the Post Home 445 Ohio St tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mrs. Donald Brady, chairman of the children and youth committee, will introduce her. Greten, formerly with the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness, will discuss eye problems and safety for children. The group funds gifts and clothing for Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home residents and local veterans’ families during holidays.
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