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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
2
Chronicle Telegram from Klyria Ohio dated Friday February 18 1966 reports local notes and updates. The brief item covers community happenings, announcements and short notices with period news voice.
Abby columns cover a husband with five alleged affairs, a wife urging entrapment, a tired worker and a son sleeping with parents and a dog, a shotgun marriage fallout, and advice urging legal guidance. The letter-writers seek privacy, quick legal routes, and Abby’s counsel on handling personal disgrace.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports Norris T. Welch and his wife of Vermilion will mark 50 years of marriage on Sunday with a family dinner hosted by their son and daughter-in-law Norris E. Welch. They wed February 16, 1916, at the bride’s Vermilion home. He is a retired fruit farmer and Florence Township trustee with prior service on the Florence Local Board of Education. The couple has one son, Norris E. Welch, plus three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Readers urged to fit regular activity into busy lives by walking part way to work and daily stretching routines. Emphasis on big-muscle exercise, circulation benefits, and practical tips from Dr C Ward Crampton. Readers asked to request a stretching guide by mailing a stamped self addressed long envelope to Ida Jean Kain.
A hearty baked dish hints at a new supper idea and uses pork veal rice and mushrooms. The recipe has steps to prep ahead sauté vegetables and simmer the sauce then bake at 350 degrees for about 1 14 hours yielding six servings.
TONIGHT events include Royal Neighbor Junior at JOOF hall at 7 p.m. CBS performs at Masonic Temple at 7 30 p.m. Friday Nite Tapettes appear at Columbia Gas Co auditorium at 7 p.m.
Dr Donald M Wonderly AB MA PhD assistant professor Kent State University spoke to Lorain County District of Ohio State Nurses Association on morals of the teenager at St Joseph Hospital. He urged nurses to treat morality as a factor in therapy and to seek why a patient acts immorally while supporting mental hygiene efforts. The district plans to expand guidance programs under the Manpower Development and Training Act and appoints Romaine Hufford to the committee with Mrs Nathaniel Sears as chair. The next district meeting is March 14 and Private Duty Section meets March 22 at Lorain Community Hospital with Dr Peter Ferrato as speaker.
A social event is planned at St Thomas School 915 Harris Road Sheffield Lake Friday evening with doors opening at 7 and the regular party starting at 8. Residents are invited to attend the gathering.
Bright grassy spring green headlines fashion stores this year with bold palettes. Redheads can wear vivid pink and green, with outfits ranging from new coats to suits, dresses, and pants paired with complementary tones like marigold, African violet, navy, and white striped tops.
A caution advises against using galvanized pots and tubs to prepare or store food due to risk of zinc poisoning. The guidance stresses immediate disposal of such containers to prevent tainting meals and potential health issues.
Citrus cognac punch is fashioned for gatherings feeding about 30 people. Dilute two cans of frozen orange grape juice concentrate, substitute white wine for water if desired, and mix with one bottle of cognac and the juice of three lemons. Pour over ice, add two quarts of club soda just before serving, and garnish with orange and lemon slices.
A fragmented notice describes an absent minded professor dealing with a trade item. It mentions a 2 percent rate, a $408 amount, a checklist that can be crayon drawn on four plastic counters and sponged off as items are completed. The readable text is scattered and lacks clear context.
Mary Spanos and John G. Wash married February 5 at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Lorain with Rev Panagiotis Kastiris officiating. Bride is daughter of Andrew and Mary Spanos of 230 Furnace Street. groom is son of John and Mrs. Wash of 1826 West River Road.
Mr and Mrs Jack Bellingham of Lorain announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Richard Benbow, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Benbow. Linda, a Lorain High School graduate and Lorain Products Corp secretary, and Richard, a Elyria District Catholic High School graduate, will enter the Army soon. wedding plans are indefinite.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wasuk of 407 West 11th St announce the engagement of their daughter Marianne to Robert Allan Schwan son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Schwan Rt 2 Monroeville. Marianne is a 1965 Elyria High School graduate and a lab operator with the Ohio Turnpike Commission Berea. Robert is a 1959 Monroeville High School graduate and a salesman for Grill Meats Inc Sandusky. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Miss Sylvia Ann Turton of 1022 West 21st Street Lorain announces engagement to Norman J. Baracz son of Mr and Mrs John Baracz of 3573 Eastland Street Cleveland The couple plan to marry June 25 at St Stanislaus Church Lorain Sylvia is a Lorain High School National Honor Society member and draftsman at Allison Tank Plant Cleveland Norman is head basketball coach at St Mary High School Lorain and a Cathedral High School and University of Wichita alumnus.
Mr and Mrs Harold L Auble announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Sue Hall to Ivan Stirl Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Stirl Roberts RD 3 Anderson Rd Roberts is a Wellington High School alumnus employed at Fruehauf Trailer Corp Elyria and Hall is a 1965 Wellington High School graduate and nursing student Plans for the wedding are not yet set.
The season’s baby dress is praised for its simple smock shape with a yoke and full sleeves. It transitions from daylight outfits in pale undercoats to cocktails in pale crepe, and more elaborate looks with beads and lace for formal events.
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