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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1969
Page
3
Dorsey Connors shares quick home decorating ideas and thrifty gift wrapping tips for the holidays. Advice ranges from bath routines and facial care to crafting ornaments from paper clips and foil and fashion notes inspired by Kate Hepburn Chanel. The column includes reader letters on inexpensive decorating and carpeting scraps repurposed into coasters.
Susan Marie Wolfe married Terry W. Myers on December 13 at St. Peter Catholic Church. Officiant was Rev. Nicholas Provosel. The couple, both North Ridgeville High School graduates of 1967, plan to live in Newport after a trip to Niagara Falls and the eastern states.
The piece notes Sassoon era ear hair styles resurgent among Europe’s youth in 69 Paris London trends. It describes variations from divided ear looks to tomboy cuts and claims the style is instant fashion. Tips on applesauce advise adding sugar after cooking and using unpared apples to reduce waste.
A recipe notes stuffing for celery with chicken spread sage scallion and almonds, then caps with toasted chopped almonds. It also suggests a buttered chopped nut layer on fruit pies for a crunchy topping.
Local item from Elyria Ohio dated Saturday December 20 1969 notes a brief chronicle telegraph entry. No further readable details are provided in the supplied fragment.
Town talk notes an operetta The Poor Little Rich Girl will be presented Sunday at 4 pm in the Holy Cross School auditorium by school children. The public is invited and tickets will be sold at the door.
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