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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
4
Local Chronicle Telegram item from April 26 1965 highlights community news and brief notices involving residents, schools, and events with concise factual lines and period tone. Specific names and places are partially obscured in the OCR but the piece reflects standard 1960s local coverage.
Swinging lines and discotheque vibe guide a teen friendly hair look with large rollers for thick waves and medium rollers for fine hair. Instructions cover combing a side part, shaping the crown, back brushing, flipping ends, and a saucy fringe pull forward. Tips say heat isn't necessary for quick drying, try ten minutes under chat then coal for the rest.
St Mary Altar and Rosary Society held a Thursday meeting at B p. President Mrs. Pree announced tickets for the National Council of Catholic Women spring luncheon May 8 at McGarvey's Party House. The Holy Name Society will serve breakfast to members after the 8 o'clock Mass on May 23. New officers will be installed. Mrs. Bernina spoke on the cursillo movement explaining its meaning and history. Mrs. William Garris demonstrated flower arrangements and awards were presented.
Elyria PTA elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting including co-presidents Dr and Mrs Edward McDonald and other officers. A school paper sale and bake sale are planned for May with donations and bike rodeos at Northwood and Eastern freights. Roy West urged support for Issue 7 on a new school for mentally handicapped children. Next meeting May 12 features officer installations and band selections.
Powerettes elect officers for the coming year Gladys Reazer president Lee Horvath vice president Bess Glick secretary Sarah France treasurer Ben Carnack Norma Stewart Maddie Little Jeyne Garn serve on the board of trustees Elizabeth Cutter Polly Amidon Ruth Meese Mary Chahany Marge Ingwer comprise the auditing committee Officers named at the April meeting at Polly Amidon 138 Longford Ave Installation set for May 14 Social Party Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall Abbe Rd Sheffield Open 1 pm.
Mr and Mrs George H Scrivens of 7686 Avon Belden Rd North Ridgeville plan an open house 2 to 5 p m Sunday for their 25th wedding anniversary They married May 2 1930 at First Church Evangelical United Brethren Lorain Mrs Scrivens a former Valeris Holloway works at A and P on Abbe Rd and Mr Scrivens at Plaudler Permutit Inc They belong to Pilgrim Congregational Church and bowl locally in Elyria activities
Amy Vanderbilt advises on etiquette for receptions with 1000 to 1200 guests. She notes that receiving lines slow events, suggests introducing the bride’s mother from the microphone and using a wheeled cake stand for visibility, and explains guests should not skip cordial introductions. She also answers whether the groom’s mother may inquire about who gave which gifts.
Grace Lutheran Women's Missionary League meets Thursday at 8 pm in the church. Bea Richards will give an illustrated talk on her recent visit to Hong Kong. Women may bring guests to the meeting.
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