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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1969
Page
4
Readers share personal dilemmas from family fidelity to changing hair, asking Abby for guidance. The column quotes letters about an aging father with a younger fiancée, a wife resisting change, and teen privacy, with Abby offering cautious, practical counsel.
Pumpkin flakes developed by Kansas State University use a dehydration process to create a puree indistinguishable from canned pumpkin when baked in pies. Pre spiced variants are sold ready to mix with milk and bake. Fold up boxes with stars and trim offered for attic storage and nationwide department stores carry four packs and jumbo storage chests.
A note suggests that lipstick marks hair dye stains and coffee rings on bathroom surfaces with ceramic tile can be removed using a soapless detergent. The guidance emphasizes simple cleaning without harsh soaps.
A Holly Hall Y M E G panel featuring Rabbi Louis Dimpson Reverend Joseph Lang and Reverend John Mellinger explored how religion and psychiatry differ and overlap. They emphasized personal care respect for individual limits and the role of faith in guiding troubled people while insisting clergy distinguish between spiritual guidance and medical treatment.
Theodora Pappas and Richard H Brumagin were married January 2 at Elyria City Hall with Judge Frank M Wilcox officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Pappas of 219 Chestnut Street. the groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs D R Brumagin of 351 Rhady Drive Amherst. The bride’s sister Mrs Katrina Kovanes served as matron of honor and James Haney was best man. The couple will reside in Boise Idaho after his station at Mt Home AFB in Idaho.
A reader asks how to manage a fourth grade son who finishes work early and disrupts classmates. The columnist blames the teacher for poor conduct grading and suggests using a Teachers College Press booklet Independent Activities for Creative Learning by Darrow and Allen to provide engaging tasks.
Murray Nieman, designer at Hannah Troy, creates the look of separates in dresses by mixing patterns. A swirling skirt features a black and white floral print while the bodice uses a novelty check for contrast.
Mr and Mrs Owen F H Jones announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Anne to David Joseph Karney Jr son of Mr and Mrs David Karney. Linda a Fireland High School graduate attended Bowling Green State University works as a teller at Erie County Bank. David a Kent State University and Admiral King High School graduate teaches at Brookside High School. The August 2 wedding is planned at St Ladislaus Church Lorain.
Jeannie Carwood and Sandra Wiseman, Fallbrook High School 4-H members, raise and train guide dogs for the blind at a cost of about 150 dollars each. The dogs, Bettina among them, will soon be sent to Guide Dogs for the Blind for final training, a sacrifice like releasing a family member.
Altrusa Club meets at YWCA for 6 30 pm dinner. Elyria Junior Women's Club gathers at Monteith Hall at 8 30 pm for a speaker. Harmonettes perform at Vincent Methodist Church at 8 pm.
A New York hotel offers a family plan allowing children to share rooms at no extra cost. A man in his seventies attempted to use the rate for his adult son, prompting the clerk to ask the son’s age. The father replied the son was fifty seven. The exchange highlights how the plan’s age rule can cause confusion and humor amid a $5 million refurbishment.
Marge Barth was installed as Noble Grand of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge by Ada Wright and an installing staff from Lorain. Officers inducted include Shirley Dawson as vice grand Dorothy Phillips treasurer Harriett Childs past noble grand Anna Neil inside guardian Mildred Page outside guardian Hilda Mapes chaplain Jo Markel musician Lynn Krsy viniak warden Dorothy Koepke conductor Ruth Springborn color bearer Kathryn Grigg Eva Hayes altar guards Hazel Markel Thelma Lehman right and left supporters Dorothy Benton Bernice Bishop Harriett Childs joined past Noble Grand Circle Dorothy Koepke served as soloist Amber Kahles Debbie Holtsman flower girls.
Pattern offers a flared tunic sweater or A line dress to fit Small, Medium and Large. Describes yarn options 4 ply worsted or synthetics, ribbing, tassel finishing, and multi color styles. Includes ordering details for 101 Knitting Tips and Catalog of Originals with prices and mailing instructions.
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