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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1969
Page
3
Readers weigh in on a wife calling her husband at work every day to say I love you. Letters explore impact on operators, promotions, busy signals, and workplace dynamics with varied opinions from switchboard workers and readers.
Judith R. Mitchell and Steven M. Geiser wed at St. Jude Church on Feb 15. The bride, daughter of Neva and Ray Mitchell, wore a gown designed by her mother. maid of honor Gail E. Brooker and best man Patrick Geiser stood by. The couple held a reception at the bride’s home. Judith is Avon High School alumna. Steven is a graduate of Elyria High School and attended Lorain County Community College, employed at Steamway Products in Westlake.
A humorous column notes a Christmas guitar hobby fades as practice proves slow and kids lose interest. It cites AMC findings that music amateurs rise yearly, with piano guitar and organ popularity. Marion Egbert urges parents to match instrument to interest, avoid nagging, and split practice into short sessions to keep sparks alive.
Dear Mrs. R answers a reader about balancing attention in class and the duty to help every child, then shifts to study habits. The reply stresses teacher responsibility to all learners and advises self discipline to overcome distraction and get started on work.
China Machado, famed model and new creative fashion director of Harper's Bazaar, is profiled as a central figure in 1960s fashion. The piece covers her background, Central Park West apartment, design influences, and role in bringing fashion to television and global design dialogue. It notes her mixed heritage, Shanghai upbringing, and work with Diana Vreeland.
New York researchers survey women on desired supermarket foods. They prefer calorie free versions of spaghetti and pizza and pie fillings plus calorie free liquor. Current low calorie items include liquid sweeteners carbonated beverages whipped toppings salad dressings and soft drinks.
A guide introduces handsome fishermans knit sweaters to be produced with simple instructions using a four ply all purpose cream yarn infused with natural oils.
Calendar of events lists Women of the Moose Elyria Chapter 907 at Moose Hall eight p m program Elyria Republican Women's Club Monteith Hall eight p m St John PTL school eight p m Ladies Auxiliary 11 Canton Lorain 93 IOOF Hall eight p m Elyria Assembly 13 Order of Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple seven p m
Chalky white and pastel exteriors can show chalking as a normal condition. Excessive chalking means shorter paint life. Apply two generous coats to extend the job’s longevity.
Brief news items from Elyria and surrounding areas reported by the Chronicle Telegram. Local happenings include community concerns, school activities, and civic notices affecting residents of Elyria and nearby towns.
Roberta Chapman, YWCA national staff field consultant for the Central Region, will visit Elyria YWCA Tuesday and Wednesday and Lorain YWCA Thursday for conferences with staff and volunteers. Elyria hosts a luncheon at noon Wednesday at Holly Hall with the board, trustees, and staff attending.
New York reports that nurse midwives in uncomplicated pregnancies yield shorter labor and high spontaneous delivery rates. Johns Hopkins study, funded by Rockefeller Foundation, compared nurse midwives with doctors and found better prenatal attendance and lower fear-related stress, noting a looming obstetrician shortage.
A merchandise social event is scheduled for Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall on Abbe Road in Sheffield with doors opening at 1 p.m. Proceeds and vendor participation details are not listed in the reachable text.
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