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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1968
Page
2
The Hairdo pattern describes a shoulder length blunt cut with no layers and a two inch roller setup across the top and sides. It directs brushing up to the crown and securing with a barrette, lightly teased crown, and waves at the back. Two satin bows are added to sides. Published by Pierre House of Review.
Willard couple Mr and Mrs J W Slack of 120 Woodbine Street celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. They wed in 1908 in South Amherst with Rev Sam Lindemeier officiating. The Slacks lived in Willard since 1910 and in their current home since 1912. He was superintendent of the Willard Light and Water Plant for 35 years until retirement in 1955. They have two children a daughter in Norwalk and a son in California, plus four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Dear Miss Vander Bilt explains that Ireland and Britain use God bless as a casual farewell and that returning with God bless is best. The reader asks about separate thank you notes for four hosts and the columnist notes writing one note to the host is sufficient and polite.
A fragment reads as a quotation about flattery aimed at every man, presenting a moral or social commentary in terse archaic phrasing. The readable portion hints at a broader discussion of rhetoric and character. The incomplete text suggests a didactic or reflective tone common in period journalism.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Thome announce the engagement of daughter Carol Jean to Gerald Wayne Houston son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Houston The couple announced at a Thome home dinner Miss Thome a 1967 Ridgeville High School graduate attended Dyke and Spencerian College She works for Broadview Savings and Loan in Lorain Houston a 1964 Elyria High School graduate served in US Army two years attended Miami University He is photography department manager at Zayre Elyria The wedding is set for May 11 at 10 am at St Peters Church N Ridgeville Rev Nicholas Novosel to officiate Mary Bronish will be matron of honor and William Douglas Harrison best man
The Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel in Detroit claims a multilingual staff ready to assist guests. It maintains a pool of 200 interpreters from its 700 employees including front desk and bell staff who can read and write major languages. The hotel also employs at least six workers fluent in sign language, including a deaf mute woman who works in the laundry.
Mu Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at Ann Nicely's home on East River Street tonight at eight. Members plan St Patrick's Day favors for rest home residents and a white elephant sale.
Jeanne Gail Prentice and James A. Yusko wed at 7 p.m. February 17 at Washington Ave Christian Church with Rev. Maurice Fogle officiating. The bride is the daughter of Donald and Prentice of Princeton Ave, and the groom is the son of Elenore Lowe of Banks Rd. in Grafton. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holliday. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Mrs Yusko is a 1966 Elyria High School graduate. Mr. Yusko is a Sp-5 stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia.
UPI reports that up to half of US infants show birthmarks but most fade in months. Nevi are non malignant skin tumors varying from tiny specks to large patches, usually appearing during pregnancy with unclear causes and no proven heredity.
Lyda Atwell and Robert Robinson wed in a 1 pm ceremony at First Methodist Church Oberlin. The bride, daughter of Roy Atwell, and the groom, son of Ruth Robinson, were supported by Marilyn Green as maid of honor and Pete Bakutes as best man. The couple both work at Allen Hospital Oberlin.
Mr and Mrs James L Dall of 166 Berkeley Dr announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Kristen to Mark Suppes Battin son of Mr and Mrs Francis Battin of 165 Overbrook Rd The couple plan a June 22 wedding at First Congregational Church Carol is a Elyria High School graduate who attended Occidental College and is a UC Berkeley junior Mark is a Dartmouth College graduate and SAE member elected to Green Key Society in sophomore year
Calendar items list Xi Zeta Chapter BSP Mrs William Pais at Case Rd 6400 and Elyria PTA banquet at First Congregational Church with speaker new meeting times include Lake Avenue United Church of Christ book review Holly Hall and American Legion Auxiliary unit 12 at Post Home Mayflower Guild at First Congregational Church Mrs Howard E Ryan 620 Gulf Rd 8 90 p.m Daughters of American 335 at 18 Woodbury St 6 30 p.m tureen dinner New York UP I Ice fishing litterbugs double catch KAB urges ice fishermen to use litterbags to prevent injuries and keep ponds clean
New York based Irish Tourist Board announces a May Plan offering a free day for every week spent in Ireland. A special reduction is also available for travelers who tour Ireland rather than stay in one place. Details available by writing to the Irish Tourist Board at 590 Fifth Avenue, New York.
NEW YORK UPI Travelling has become a way of life for many Americans, but Don Y. McCoy says three out of every five Americans have never stayed overnight in a hotel or motel.
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