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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
9
A reader seeks guidance after announcing pregnancy. husband restricts her, threatening legal action, while Abby cautions about abuse and urges examination of the relationship. Subsequent letters cover a teen babysitter dilemma, parental authority, and a mother negotiating holiday plans.
The calendar lists Elyria Junior Woman's Club decorating demonstra tion at Monteith Hall 8 20 p.m. The Benson Club meets at St Mary School cafeteria 8 30 p.m. Lorain Auxiliary 11 hosts an event at Canton Lorain 93 OOF Hall at 7 p.m.
Noreen Knapp and John Albert Pregun married at St. Mary Church in Oberlin at 5 p.m. on November 25 with Rev. Joseph J. Lang officiating. The bride, daughter of Norwood and the late Mrs. Knapp, works at Mid-Continent Telephone Corp. in Oberlin and will reside at 127 Denison Ave. The groom, son of Mrs. John Pregun of Duquesne Pa., is an electronics tester at Electronics Devices Inc. in North Ridgeville.
Patricia Marilyn Ryan became the bride of Roger Charles Peck at Zion Lutheran Church in Spencer on November 25. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Walter A Ryan of Spencer and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Sanford Peck of Homerville.
A 92 foot Douglas fir, claimed as the nation’s largest tree, installed in Portland’s main mall after two weeks of decorating with 15 000 lights nearly a quarter mile of tinsel and a six foot star on top. A separate wedding segment notes Pastor George Lambert officiating a 630 PM ceremony with Ellen Blake as organizer Kathleen Billeau as vocalist, Dora M Smith matron of honor, Marlene Peck bridesmaid, Thomas E Smith best man, and ushers Walter J Ryan and Larry Wright.
The annual hanging of the greens at Holly Hall, sponsored by the YWCA Interclub Council, invites the public to Sunday events from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Eight groups will sing Christmas music while punch and cookies are served. East Heights eighth graders have made blue triangles for YWCA decorations, and junior Y-Teens trimmed a 12 foot tree in the Y auditorium. The mitten tree returns, inviting donations of mittens for needy children.
Geochemist Harrison Brown of Caltech told a University of Michigan conference that cheaper nuclear electricity could enable vast agricultural gains and support up to 9 billion people at U S living standards, even 40 billion at subsistence. He called the trend a quiet revolution.
Facts on flax and Irish Linen trace its long history from ancient Egypt to today. Linen’s uses span tents, mailbags, parachutes, lifebelts, shoes, suitcases, sports balls, and home linens. A 5,000-year-old linen tablecloth from an Egyptian tomb underscores linen’s durability. The piece ends with a stray local note about a Social Party at St Thomas School in Sheffield Lake with times listed.
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