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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1971
Page
2
Dear Abby columns discuss why non Jews may be turned away from synagogs during peak High Holy Days due to crowding and room limits. The reply urges understanding and cooperation, noting extra seats during rare occasions and not denying entry except in overcrowded situations.
The 1970 Census shows American families are wealthier and better educated than a generation earlier. Median family income in 1970 was 9870 dollars, real income about 6100 dollars when adjusted to 1950 purchasing power, and many households have multiple paychecks with fringe benefits like life and health insurance. Families now live in suburbs in about a 25 year old home valued around 17000 dollars, a 43 percent rise over a decade.
Fake furs dominate fashion this year and now brighten bedrooms that double as living areas. The top room shows a snowy white fur bedspread with a plaid valance and plum drapes, all from Norman's of Salisbury. A second room features a studio bed cover with leopard trim, creating a den guest space. The fabrics come from Norman's Fabric Library and offer color swaps to shift mood from feminine to country.
The passage describes peach melba as fresh peach halves with vanilla ice cream and raspberry sauce and touts wine as preventing ulcers. It cites Mitchell Spellberg MD and Ted Berland from Living With Your Ulcer (1971) claiming moderate wine aids healing by acting as a natural tranquilizer.
Mrs William E Berkey of Wayne Pennsylvania announces the engagement of her daughter Joan Elizabeth Berkey to John Bernard Gearren II son of Dr and Mrs John B Gearren of Bordentown New Jersey The couple both are juniors at Wittenberg University Springfield Ohio with a June wedding planned
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