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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1970
Page
2
Crochet patterns offered by Lois Holmes present cape poncho scarf hat and bed jacket options plus a slinky stole. The piece advocates matching with a sheath and coat items for school games skiing and shopping while noting yarn requirements and ordering details with California care of The Chronicle Telegram.
Three families recent to Elyria share favorite pastimes as they settle in. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Shaffer living at 864 Rosewood Dr Apt 109, with neighbors from Pennsylvania and Virginia becoming acquainted in the community.
Irene Blanche Pomeroy became the bride of Jack A. Veverka in a January 17 ceremony at 2 pm in West Homer Brethren Church Homeville. The Rev. Robert Holmes and the bride’s uncle Rev. Douglas Pomeroy officiated. The couple resides at 413 Lafayette Rd Medina after a Niagara Falls trip. They have a son, Jeffrey Scott. The bride trained as an X ray technician at Medina Hospital and is employed there. the groom is a Black River High School graduate employed by National Disposer Co. They are members of First United Methodist Church.
The article suggests a Pink Egg Nog made from pink punch, milk and an egg to boost nutrition for sick children. It explains combining 1 egg 1 cup milk and 3 tablespoons of frozen punch concentrate, then blending until foamy.
Carol Lowry and 29 other Kent State students enroll in a groundbreaking OEO funded course to live in poverty and study urban issues. They work with residents, help file petitions, and confront housing, urban renewal, and community leadership challenges rather than observe from afar.
Garden Y s will hold their 19th anniversary meeting on Wednesday in the YWCA residence at 9 30 a m James Tracey will speak on Safety. MRS RON HAYES will demonstrate Japanese flower arrangement at the dinner meeting of Holly League 05 Tuesday in Holly Hall. The dinner is at 6 15 and Evelyn Stegman is ELYRIA NAVY MOTHERS CLUB will meet 00 Wednesday at the American Legion Home at 7 30 p m Plans will be formulated for the coming year. Anyone having 2 son or daughter in the Navy Marines or Coast Guard is welcome to become a member. Mrs James Reisz is a chairman. MRS HELEN PERKINS president of American Legion Auxiliary has received word of the death of Leta Zeller of Gibsonburg on Wednesday. Mrs Zeller was past president of District 5 past department president and past national president of American Legion Auxiliary. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY will hear Donald Pease state representative at its meeting Tuesday p m at the Legion Home. Louise Rawson legislative chairman will be in charge of the program and Betty Darby will head the committee of hostesses. MAPLEWOOD PTA is sponsoring a roller skating party Sunday from 5 to 7 30 p m at the Roll Arena 908 Cleveland St Monday evening from 7 to 9 30 p m Franklin PTA will also sponsor a roller skating party at the Roll Arena For both parties tickets will be available at the door.
London designers showcase winter wedding headpieces as veils recede. One version features a gathered chignon hat adorned with pearls and a central veil burst to the chosen length.
New Air Mothers officers installed at Monteith Hall include commander Betty Powell and first vice Leona Smith. Other officers listed are Norene Justen second vice, Alice Ryan adjutant, Esther Reisinger finance officer, Gazelle Apai judge advocate, Virginia Roosevelt matron at arms, Dorothy Reynolds second matron, Mae Henderson color bearer, and Mary Matthewson chaplain. Meeting dates are the second Wednesday monthly. the group recalls veterans in Brecksville through entertainment and item donations and supports civic affairs.
A simple hot punch recipe to soothe sniffly kids. Heat one cup of fruit juice punch, a seven juice blend, and pour into a large heatproof mug. Add a slice of fresh orange for garnish.
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