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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1969
Page
3
The text promotes a beauty plan urging women to save time for themselves and manage weight. It emphasizes weighing at the same time under consistent conditions, preferably after bathroom visits and before breakfast, with nude or identical clothing, and records on a wall chart. Readers are invited to order a Bip Kit from Josephine Lowman.
A reader asks Amy Vanderbilt for help locating out of print wine cookbooks by Ted Hatch and the American Wine Cookbook. Suggestions include checking secondhand shops, libraries, and other cookbooks with wine sections. The note also cites candy guides like New Joys of Cooking and The Original Picayune Creole Cook Book and asks for reader recommendations.
Mr. and Mrs. Fel Stammitti announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Maureen to George H. Dunfee son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dunfee. Sharon is a 1962 Elyria High School and 1964 Oberlin School of Commerce graduate and works as a secretary. George is a 1957 Amherst High School graduate, a U S Army veteran, and current general manager at Heil's Storage and Moving Co. They plan a June wedding at St. Mary Church.
Elyria community groups announce unit meetings at homes and public venues. Events include Elyria League of Women Voters sessions, Eagles Auxiliary sales and drill teams, Mu Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi program on music drama and dance, UPC Ladies Auxiliary officer installation, Kilfoyle family sex education talk, and Holy Name Society dance at St Jude School auditorium.
Freeze a rounded 1 quart bowl to form a flying saucer ice. Unmold into a 9 inch pan, fill with water and freeze. Mix fruit drink with water, add cranberry juice, then club soda to create punch. Float the unmolded ice saucer on top. Serves 10 to 12.
A merchandise social event is hosted at St Teresa Church Hall Abbe Road Sheffield on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Residents are invited to browse items and enjoy community fellowship. Proceeds may support church activities.
A playful craft suggests making place cards by writing guests names on small chocolate bars with colored frosting. Decorate the bars with flower motifs using cake-decorating tubes or aerosol can sprays for a festive touch.
Mrs. Hubbard led a Culture Club discussion at Mrs. Charles Hamilton’s home on Thursday about Stephen Birmingham’s Our Crowd. The piece traces the German and Russian Jewish elites in New York from the 19th and early 20th centuries, their firms on Wall Street, intermarriage, and eventual shifts in professions and culture across generations.
Lois C. Falkner and Arthur P. Armington Jr. wed January 11 in the new chapel of the First United Methodist Church. Officiant was Rev. Charles W. Hamilton. Bride is daughter of Mrs. Clifford L. Clinger of Port Charlotte Florida, late Mr. Clinger. Groom is son of Mrs. Arthur P. Armington of Willoughby. A reception followed in the old chapel. Bride, a Baldwin Wallace graduate, is religious education director at the church. Groom, a Case Institute of Technology graduate, is self employed. They will reside at 356 Miami Ave after a Bahamas honeymoon.
Peggy B Stauffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Stauffer of 315 Fairlawn Ave and John R Palmer son of Mrs William H Palmer of 320 Sixth St and the late William Palmer announce their engagement both graduates of Elyria High School. Miss Stauffer works for Airborne Mfg Co while Palmer is a plumber and member of Local 830 Lorain County. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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