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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1969
Page
5
Readers seek guidance on gender norms and touching boundaries a Minnesota will dispute and domestic living with an ex-wife. Abby addresses truth in packaging and a Wright brothers error, advising on wills and personal consent while offering her book.
A parent asks why seven year old daughter is slow and frequently distracted. Respondent warns against punishment and urges positive support giving her time and shared effort in chores to foster progress without eroding confidence.
The text discusses quirks about pockets in clothing, noting preferences for empty pockets, advice to cut jacket pocket stitches to dry a shirt, and peculiar behavior about leaving the right jacket pocket open. The fragment humorously critiques show business habits and fashion idiosyncrasies.
Mrs. Joseph Csonko of Lorain announces the engagement of her daughter Geraldine Ann to James C. Meck son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Meck of Lorain The couple both work for B F Goodrich Chemical Co Avon Lake Geraldine is a Lorain High School graduate and secretary to the production manager James is a St Mary High School and Ohio State University graduate with a BS in chemical engineering The wedding is planned for May 17 at St Vitus Church with an open church ceremony.
Elyria couple announces the engagement of Cynthia J Kinney to Timothy A Anderson. Cynthia is the 1966 Elyria High School graduate employed by Electronic Devices Inc North Ridgeville. Timothy attended Midview High School and serves in the U S Navy at Great Lakes Illinois. Wedding plans are undecided.
A homestyle tip proposes preparing rutabaga by halving, paring, and slicing into half moon wedges then cutting each into three triangles. For a sweeter flavor, add about one teaspoon sugar per four servings during cooking.
Mr and Mrs Wade F Honney observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a reception at the Masonic Temple hosted by their son and daughter in law. The couple, married Feb 26 1944 in North Eaton Church of Christ, reside at 1397 Chestnut Ridge Rd. and run Honney printing service.
Theresa Marie Alten of 3786 East River Rd Lorain announces her engagement to Steve Krupar of Oberlin and Brookside High School. Krupar is employed by F W Woolworth Co Midway Mall and a Ridgeville High School graduate employed by Gasflax Co. A September wedding is planned.
A period style featuring long shoulder length hair in a blunt cut. The set uses two inch rollers and setting lotion for body. Hair is brushed to one side, secured high at the crown, ends formed into three loops over one ear with a bow. Published by MR. RICHARD New York. booklet 46 styles 60 cents plus 15 cents postage.
The article notes a strong print season powered by synthetic jersey knits with fluid drape. It highlights new silhouettes with big and long sleeves, soft gathers at a high waist, and contrasts to architectural dresses. Printed cottons and voile blends join the trend as sophisticated patterns and bold florals endure into summer.
Five local items include Diane Zayatz taking first in fancy strutting at a USTA contest at Cedarville with sister Linda earning third. Pearl Eppley has moved to United Methodist Home Hospital. Maplewood PTA hosts a skating party at Roll Arena Friday 5 to 7 30 p m. Plus 50 Club meets at YWCA Friday. Elyria Golden Age Club marks 15th anniversary dinner March 10.
Do's and don'ts for hospital visitors focus on etiquette during crowded hospital stays. Observe visiting hours be healthy keep visits brief avoid discussing personal operations or symptoms move quietly when staff enter limit questions about other patients and call ahead to arrange visits. Flowers should be limited and timing considered for new mothers avoid smoking and respect no visit signs. California-grown dried apricots are also noted in the text.
New adhesives simplify bathroom and kitchen modernization enabling direct installation of ceramic tile over existing tile.
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