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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1968

Page

3

Keystone GraduatesEngaged Meg Meeks to Cpl Larry Stevanus

Mr and Mrs Edward R Meeks announce the engagement of daughter Meg Ann Meeks to Cpl Larry Devon Stevanus son of Mr and Mrs Twaine Stevanus Diagonal Rd La Grange. Meg Meeks a 1967 Keystone High School graduate works for Sears Roebuck Co. Stevanus a 1964 Keystone graduate entered Marines in 1966 served in Vietnam and is stationed at Camp LeJeune. Wedding plans are indefinite.

Edward R. Meeks West River South Meg Ann Larry Devon Stevanus Camp LeJeune Twaine D. Stevanus Diagonal Rd LaGrange Miss Meeks Keystone High School Sears Roebuck and Co Cpl Stevanus Timms Spring Co U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam

New Little Miss Elyria announced for March 30 contest

The Elyria Jaycee-ettes will name Little Miss Elyria in a March 30 event at 2 p.m. at Jaycee Hall. Eligible girls must be 2 to under 6 on Sept 15, 1969, residents of Elyria or nearby townships, with a photo submitted by March 15 and a $1 entry fee.

Little Miss Elyria Elyria Jaycee-ettes Jaycee Hall Harwood St Elyria City Carlisle Russia Chronicle-Telegram Jayceeettes Jaycees Elyria Jayceeettes Haven Drive Ohio Reginald Kirsch

Parent Guardian Signatures Form Placeholder

A fragment shows fields for a guardian's signature, address, birth date, and date of birth. The text lists Phone Name Day Month Year and a signature line, indicating a form section requiring parental consent and contact details.

Look February at Abby March events set

The Chronicle Telegram notes Abby in LOOK Magazine on sale Tuesday. Abigail Van Buren's column has reached 900 newspapers in 12 years, drawing 12 000 letters weekly. LOOK cites advice selling the feature with practical wit. The article also covers Abby's views on smoking drinking sex before marriage and abortion. A separate note lists Beth el Shrine meetings from February to March including installation of new officers.

The Chronicle Telegram Abby Morton Phillips St. Paul, Minn Look Magazine LOOK Abigail van Buren

Hodgson-Vaughn Engagement Set for March 9

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hodgson of 352 Ith Street announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to David Groth son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Groth. Susan is a Vermilion High School graduate and credit manager at Richman Brothers Midway Mall. David is a Firelands High School graduate and Kent State Extension attendee, recently returned from two years in the U S Marine Corps. He works as a payroll clerk at ITT Lighting and Fixtures. A March 9 wedding is planned.

Ned Hodgson Ith St Susan David Groth Terra Lane Amherst Charley Groth Miss Hodgson Vermilion High School Lorain County Community College Richman Brothers Midway Mall Mr. Groth Firelands High School Kent State Extension Vietnam U.S. Marine Corps ITT Lighting and Fixtures Div

Dear Abby and Readers Collected Questions and Answers

A batch of Dear Abby exchanges covers unrequited love for a married pastor, grief rituals at a widow’s birthday cemetery visit, a troubled six year old whose behavior alarms a parent, urging medical advice, and a note on teen shaving. Each item offers guidance and cautions in traditional column style.

Abby

Collection highlights from the Leonard Arkin archive

Highlights for summer include crisp flower printed cotton voiles and garden dresses in fresh colors. Navy blue and white jacquard ensembles and floral silk sarah add to a vivid stretch of styles noted in the Catholic Digest survey. A notable comparison shows high school seniors owning firearms versus typewriters.

Leonard Arkin Sarah

North Carolina School of the Arts hones tough performers

Robert Ward, president and Pulitzer winner, opens piano rooms at six for dedicated students at the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem. The 340 students study 8:15 to 6:15 with productions stretching to 10 or 11 pm, plus math and three languages. Ward envisions the school as a future national model for performing arts training.

ANCE North Carolina School of the Arts Winston-Salem N. C Robert Ward New York UPI Ward New York City Opera Lincoln Center the Crucible

Push button drive-in grocery opens in Atlanta

The Breadbasket, a drive-in grocery by John H. Hitchins, offers 50 items via a car window button board with prices printed on each button. An outside attendant fetches goods, prints the bill, and the customer pays at the window or on a company card. The system aims for about 30 seconds per order and may expand nationwide if successful.

Atlanta

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Keystone Meg Ann Meeks Jaycee-ette Regid Kirsch Jack Drage Georgetown Ave Jayceeette Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank Rogers’ Studio Kamms Records Darek Florist Central Book Store Jack and Jill Shop Brandan Jewelers Hess and Hess Pharmacy Abbe Rd. Pharmacy Wayne Wise Shoe Store Coiffures Inc Gartman’s Bakery Bauer Dairy Stanford University Bethel Shrine Eleanor Dutton Taylor Whp Ernest Splete Wos First Methodist Church Groningen Susan Hodgson Dan Abby Are Ruby Trigger Happy Senor-High Corner Clark and Park Place Elyna South S&t Fasfax North Carolina School By Patricia McCormack North Carolina West Point By Marcie Rasmussen John H. Hitchens Hitchns Hitchins John Summer Hutchins Sinclair Coca-Cola National Cash Register Washington’s Sia, Ca Lel S Ervice
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