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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1977

Page

7

Sewing machine attachments for home decorating explained

The article explains common sewing machine attachments and how to use them. It covers the bias binder hemmer foot ruffler and zipper foot, detailing setup, adjustments, and suitable fabrics for each task. It emphasizes testing on scraps and using different stitches for diverse weights and textures.

Mary Ann Guggenbiller to wed Robert Hitzelberger

Mary Ann Guggenbiller and Robert Hitzelberger announce their engagement. Mary Ann, daughter of Albert and the late Mrs. Guggenbiller of Medina, earned an AAS from Lorain County Community College and works as a registered nurse at Medina Community Hospital. Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hitzelberger, is a Medina High School alumnus employed by Ford Motor Company in Brook Park. The wedding is set for July 23 at St Francis Xavier Church in Medina.

Albert Guggenbiller Medina Mary Ann Robert Hitzelberger West Park Blvd Miss Guggenbiller Avon High School Lorain County Community College Medina Community Hospital Medina High School Ford Motor Company Brook Park St Francis Xavier Church

Dear Abby Classmates Hurt by Snub

A mother recounts her 11 year old daughter’s hurt after a classmate handed out party invitations to 29 of 34 pupils, leaving five excluded causing tears and at least one illness. The mother urges inclusion and prompts Abby to address the cruelty.

Abby Q.i

Sunshine volunteers contribute to Red Cross in Lorain County

The Neighborly Sunshine Group of about 30 Red Cross volunteers in Lorain County sewed and crafted items for the chapter and community. By July 30, 1976 they had completed 50 baby layettes and 75 large pieced quilts, hand tied chairs for the chapter, and made first aid bandages, cancer pads, sewing kits for Vietnamese refugees, and beans bags for Vietnamese children. Volunteers may work at home. contact Mrs Anna B Brenner for details.

Neighborly Sunshine Group American Red Cross Chapter Lorain County Cancer Society Anna B Brenner Red Cross Office

Westlake WW Club plans events and dinner dance

Westlake Welcome Wagon Club hosts a 7:45 pm meeting at Westlake United Methodist Church 27600 Center Ridge Rd with a Consumer Protection Association rep. Board members meet Feb 3 at Marie Eck's home 24998 Hilliard. Mary Ann Dodd and Marva Larsen will provide refreshments. A Breath of Country Spring dinner dance is set Feb 26 at Fountain & Fig Tree Ballroom 31478 Bagley Rd North Ridgeville with cocktails at 7 pm, dinner at 8 pm, and Alex Visei quartet from 9 pm to 1 am. hot buffet includes baked ham and turkey breast. Reservations due by Feb 19.

Westlake Welcome Wagon Club Westlake United Methodist Church Center Ridge Rd Consumer Protection Association Marie Eck Hilliard Mary Ann Dodd Marva Larsen Fountain & Fig Tree Bagley Rd North Ridgeville

Top Ten Meals on the Road 1976 by a Lonely Widower

A column lists ten memorable dining spots from a traveling businessman's year, starting in Costa Rica and spanning New Orleans Chicago and Maine. It notes prices and experiences, such as Las Cascades in Escaza and Capt. Nyrick's in South Portland, with brief impressions and a nod to travel life on the road.

Las Cascades Escaza Costa Rica San Jose Nyrick South Portland Maine

Bygil Round Up Cowboy Hat Trend Sparks NYC Style

The cowboy hat gains popularity in New York as fashion experts note the jeans look fading while cowboy toppers add a perfect touch to jeans stuffed into boots. The blue jean trend shifts toward varied hat colors and bold silhouettes.

New York

Genealogical Workshop of Lorain County elects officers

The Genealogical Workshop of Lorain County Historical Society elected new officers at its December meeting. Officers named were Dave Kellogg as president Alfred Fauver as vice president Harry Painter as measurer LuAnne Sheffield as secretary RK VanDeusen. The group will meet January 26 at The Hickories 509 Washington Ave at 7 30 pm with speaker RK VanDeusen on Adventures in Genealogy. Proposed changes in the laws will be voted on at the meeting. On February 23 Mrs Roana K Brant will discuss care and preservation of old photographs.

Genealogical Workshop of Lorain County Historical Society Dave Kellogg Alfred Fauver Harry Painter LuAnne Sheffield RK VanDeusen Hickories Washington Ave Wil Roana K. Brant

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