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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1964
Page
5
Dear Abby column letters discuss adopting skunks as pets, handling dating across faiths, and naming a young woman the mother’s “baby.” The notes touch on honesty about religion, parental reactions, and the humor of deodorized pets amid family guidance.
Joyce Ella Phillips and Gerald Joseph DeChant wed at St. Joseph's Church in Amherst on Aug 22, with Rev. Joseph Leimbach officiating. The couple, later planning a wedding trip to Canada, will reside at 1978 East North Ridge Rd upon return.
A calendar of upcoming meetings includes a Maters board gathering at Joyce Mihuta's Lorain home at 8 pm. Avon hosts a Lake Avenue United Church of Christ Division A picnic at noon at Mrs Dow Miller's Detroit Road residence. Tonight features Nupheate Bridge Club at Holly Hall 8 pm. Calendar mentions St Mary's PTA 8 pm at school cafe and various club meetings, plus West Side Story at Huntington Playhouse with Kathy Webb and students involved through the week.
Navy Mothers hear of a hospital dedication near a medical school at Western Reserve University and details about VA hospital roles in training doctors. The group welcomed new members and heard reports on August activities, including a hospital visit, a variety show, bingo, and refreshments. A shelf liner note completes the page.
A nostalgic home recipe fragment describes a five day lunch idea with banana quick bread, various spreads, fillings and v possible combos. It includes ingredient notes for banana bread batter and several fillings like cheddar bacon and apricot peanut butter, plus baking steps and yields, prefaced by a playful emphasis on making school or office lunches special.
Louise Kathryn Long and Douglas Shannon Green were married at 3 pm Saturday at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. The Rev. Lewis Long officiated. Attendants included Jon Hobbs as best man and ushers Philip McMurtry and Wilson Green. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Von Long, wore a ta ffeta gown with lace and pearl trim and carried white roses. The groom is a metallurgical student and engineer. reception for 80 followed in Fellowship Hall with hostesses Mrs Edward Stevenson and Barbara King.
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