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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
3
A handsome weather instrument in fruit wood finish offers a lasting gift for a man. The leanto-shaped piece measures 9 by 29 inches and includes an aner oid barometer to predict weather changes a hygrometer for relative humidity and a thermometer.
The piece promotes white jewelry as flattering for sun kissed complexions with Monet's collection featuring white beads in chokers and pendants. It highlights filigree motifs, wide collars, tassels, pendants, bracelets, pins, and a range of earrings from buttons to hoops and drops.
A public card party benefiting the Three Tops Club convention fund is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Rt. 113 Branch EST. Tickets available at the door or from members. Elyria Woman's Club hosts a Book Review Tea featuring THE SENATORS LADY by Shirley Seifert with reviewer Aileen Benninghoff on Thursday at 1 30 p.m. in Monteith Hall. Tea served by American Home Dept. Mothers of visually handicapped children meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. There will be a display by a local optical company. Mr and Mrs John J. Boreske have returned from their wedding trip. they reside at 516 Park Ave after marrying in Hagerstown and the bride is Elma B Fish of 433 Kenyon Ave. Dr A V W Amiri of the Lorain Board of Health will discuss its services at Lorain County Society of Medical Assistants meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at Americana Inn. Elyria High School Class of 1958 plans a 10 year reunion. a meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Richard Schmittgen’s home, 148 Eastern Hts, Bird. Harold Zealley of Elyria Memorial Hospital will speak at St Mary Altar and Rosary Somery meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at the church. volunteers in community services will be honored.
Practical makeup guidance on brow length and arch using a vertical nose alignment method. Details on adapting brow shape, base shade matching, neck coverage, and lasting techniques. Tips include blush shade choices, lip liner and brush use, and even sending for a free leaflet.
American Legion Hall hosts a card party this evening to support Elyria Navy Mothers. Admission is one dollar with proceeds benefiting the organization and related veterans’ activities.
Sandra Ann McKeown and James A. Vidas announce their engagement following Marquette University and Princeton studies. Sandra Ann, economist with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is the daughter of Glen E. and Sandra Ann McKeown of Westlake Ohio. James A. Vidas, son of Albert E. and Mrs Vidas of Kenosha Wisconsin, is a Princeton graduate student. A summer wedding is planned.
Ann Drumel of Columbia Gas of Ohio will address the Mothers of Twins Club at Monteith Hall at 8 p.m. on Thursday. Drumel, a Springfield area graduate with degrees from Denison and Bowling Green, spoke widely on natural gas use in Ohio communities.
A washable cotton cover for most standard typewriters including electrics is now available. It comes in assorted color combinations and patterns to harmonize with any decor, with some options trimmed in matching fringe or cotton balls.
Calendar lists events across Elyria area including Salvation Army Ladies Home League at 7 30 p m Elite TOPS at Emmanuel Lutheran Church 7 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall 8 p m Elyria UAW Women's Auxiliary 381 at Union Hall 7 30 p m Eastgate PTA meeting with Gold Star Mathers speaker Home 8 p m Elyria Tip TOPS Walnut Street office Columbia Gas Co 7 30 p m St Clair Rebekah Lodge 207 at Odd Fellows Hall 7 30 p m Grace Lutheran Guild at church 8 p m all times local tabled activities for the week
At the Vivian Beaumont Theater a deaf company performs with sign language narration while hearing audiences watch. The National Theater of the Deaf, founded in 1967, uses lip reading gesture and translation to convey poetry and drama to both hearing and deaf viewers. The troupe, mostly deaf actors, seeks artistic goals and broader visibility for deaf performers.
Vivian Gibson and Kirby Smith were married in a noon ceremony March 23 officiated by Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin. The couple resides at 114 Clark St. A reception followed at the same address. Mrs Smith, a 1961 Elyria High School graduate, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wirth. Mr Smith, 1960 LaGrange High School graduate, is employed by Precision Plastic in Norwalk.
The engagement of Carolyn Cope of Cincinnati to Daniel Richard Sullivan is announced by her parents. Both have chemistry backgrounds and plan a August 31 wedding at Bellarmine Chapel Xavier University Cincinnati with maid of honor Mary Jane Cope and bridesmaids Rita Sullivan and Molly Milner.
Gertrude Knott of the Ohio Turnpike Commission spoke to the Four O Clock Club at Colgate Avenue. She reviewed the 241 mile northern Ohio superhighway history from 1949 planning to 1957 opening, noting 5 500 parcels required, 326 million dollars in bonds, tolls now restoring costs, worker diversification with women toll collectors, and 93 000 cars in one day last summer as tolls total about 32 million to date. Upon bond retirement the turnpike will be turned over to the state.
Mr and Mrs James A Kincaid 36155 Shaw Dr North announce a November wedding for their daughter Sandra S to Thomas C Miller son of Mr and Mrs Clyde R Miller 2906 West River North Sandra is a 1963 Ridgeville High School graduate employed by Western Reserve Inc Lodi Street Thomas is a 1962 Elyria High School graduate who served two years in the U S Army and works for Richards Earthmoving 2301 West River North The couple plan a November wedding
Wipe 20 to 25 fresh mushroom caps with a damp cloth and reserve stems. Mix one 15 ounce can of chicken spread with two tablespoons tomato paste. Fill caps and top with parmesan cheese. Bake 15 minutes at 400 degrees. Reserve stems can be eaten raw in salad or used as garnish.
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