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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1970
Page
4
February at Sears Midway spotlights fashion and home decor with a Ladies lunch and a remote viewing option. The event runs from morning into the afternoon with featured shows and a coffee house activity designed for social guests.
A lively note on Anits influencing fashion with coat dresses and coordinated ensembles. Sears introduces polyester Anite pieces that are washable and easy to accessorize, promising fresh patterns and color options for daily looks.
A new program titled The Contemporary Human offers a winter series of BELOVELY classes beginning March 16 at 7 30. Millie Perry invites inquiries at 526-2611 for details on makeup fashion health and hospitality with a bound textbook per chapter.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Lottke of 214 East Main Street Norwalk will be honored at an Open House reception Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at the home of their daughter Mrs Karl Kubach 303 Portland Way North Galion on the occasion of their Golden Wedding anniversary. They owned and operated the Vottke Grocery and Meat Market in Florence for 33 years. The couple married February 5 1920 by the late Rev Theodore Stellhorn at Zion Lutheran parsonage in Sandusky. The family has four grandchildren and one daughter and asks that gifts be omitted.
A mix of letters and notes discusses see through meat trays already legal in New York and spreading nationwide, plus practical homemaking hacks. Dorsey Connors is urged to note trends while readers share ideas on managing children, clothing, and kitchen storage with clever household tips.
A quick suggestion to use leftover macaroni folded into a salad mix with any remaining cooked meat and mayonnaise. Add diced celery or cucumber to introduce contrasting textures and fresh crunch.
Beta Sigma Phi announces its annual Sweetheart Ball at St Johns Hall Elyria on February 14 with the Rhythm Knights providing music from 9 pm to 1 am. The highlight is crowning a Queen chosen by judges from among chapter candidates with multiple alternates listed. Tickets available from members. event open to the public.
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society at St Mary church blue room 7 80pm and St Mary PTL school cafeteria 8 30pm. Elyria Temple Sisterhood at Temple Bai Abraham 30 pm. Losing Lassies TOPS Club at Emmanuel Lutheran Church 6 30pm. VFW Post 1079 Ladies Auxiliary at Post Home 8 pm. Elizabeth Stevens Society at First United Methodist Church 6 pm speaker.
Makers of suits and slacks introduce broader waist bands and wider belt loops as the trend grows. Ken O Keefe, fashion director of the Mens Fashion Association, notes the broad belt has long signified action and rank from Biblical times through ancient Greece and Rome, where jeweled belts indicated high status.
Lighting trends convert lamps into illuminated shapes and color flashes. Designers present decorative lighting as wearable art for living rooms, offering tasteful, imaginative options.
New York UPI reports that bacon offers vital nutrients including protein iron and B vitamins. Two slices add about five grams of protein 0.5 mg of iron and other minerals to daily intake.
Elyria Catholic High School Guild hosts its annual card party Sunday at 8 pm in the school cafeteria. Admission is open to the public for a modest fee. Proceeds fund a multimedia resource center with tape recorders and visual materials, plus hot beef sandwiches, french fries, and special prizes.
A left handed high school senior asks for handwriting help and whether it is too late. The reply advises early changes, slanting pages at 3 to 45 degrees, light pencil grip, and daily practice. It also suggests using Shirley Schraub's arithmetic games leaflet and how to obtain it.
5780 West Erie Avenue Lorain announces the engagement of Verna F Johnson to David Edward Mulica. Verna is a 1966 Marion L Steele High School graduate who studied at Lorain County Community College and Lorain Business College and works for Underwriters Adjusting Co. David, a 1965 Steele graduate, earned an AA from Lorain County Community College and a BBA from Cleveland State University, and teaches data processing at EHOVF Joint Vocational High School in Milan. The couple plans to wed August 1 at St Peter Church Lorain.
Scientists explore dissolvable wrap pings as a potential solution to the rising volume of disposable packaging. The approach targets reducing litter and environmental impact by enabling packaging to break down after use.
Townsfolk gather for children films at Elyria Public Library with Town Musicians Puss in Boots and Curious George Rides a Bike for ages 4 to 8. Democratic Women announce 8 pm meeting. teen talks on drug abuse. historical slide lecture. volunteer sewing for Easter dresses. PTA meetings. a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Braden and Mr and Mrs Hasko with grandparents named.
Dry cleaners have used enzymes for 30 years to digest stains and fabrics. National Institute of Dry Cleaning spot and stain specialists note no new discovery, despite recent drumbeat about enzymes in detergents.
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