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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1969
Page
2
Readers weigh porcelain versus stainless sinks and share quick fixes for moving, wrapping gifts, organizing boots, and tie bands. The column cites fashion notes, beauty trends from wartime lore, and astrology hints while inviting ideas for Dorsey Connors in Chicago Illinois.
Elyria PTA Council presents a program Education For All Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Northwood School. A panel of educators will discuss specialties before small groups. keynoter Margaret Histed Elyria Public School System director of curricular and instructional services will outline elementary curriculum.
Interior designer Mary Ann Wills says Spanish style acts like pearls, timeless for any occasion, influencing home fashion from major furniture to decorative accents. Space dividers in evocative Seville, Castillo, and Alhambra designs offer flexible layout options with easy assembly and multiple finishes.
Elyria community concert association holds its annual meeting and officer elections Tuesday in the First Congregational Church Choir Room. Beta Sigma Phi Mu Sigma Chapter meets Tuesday evening at Gayle Hall’s home. Henry Hess presents a program on The Dance. Don Green showcases piano pupils at Holly League dinner tomorrow at 6 15 p.m. in Holly Hall. Xi Zeta Eta Dessert Auction tomorrow at 8 30 p.m. at Mrs. Roger Roseborough’s home. Tony Mack presents Ohio River Country. Lorain County Multiple Sclerosis Society meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Red Cross building on West River Road.
Raetta Holfelder daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick L Holfelder of Lorain and Thomas E Maurer son of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Maurer of Wellington were married January 18 at St John United Church of Christ Lorain. Ceremony by Rev Donald M Yackle featured an organ recital by Lynn Holfelder with bride’s sister Martha as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Marion Ohio after a reception at the church. The bride attended Clearview High School and Lorain County Community College. the groom attended Wellington High School and LCCC and works for Ohio Edison.
The item notes New York City has 3 492 houses of worship and announces a Merchandise Social Party at St Teresa Church Hall on Abbe Road Sheffield open at 1 p.m.
A collection of remarks from prominent women referencing politics art and memory. Included are Mrs. Richard M. Nixon on her husband’s inauguration Barbara Jo Rubin on gender barriers in horse racing Peggy Guggenheim on wartime focus Luci Johnson Nugent on family and wife roles Mrs. Martin Luther King on a living memorial and Mrs. DeWitt Bruce on distinguishing her twins.
Book review recounts Sir Francis Chichester's solo circumnavigation aboard Gypsy Moth IV. Journalist Sarah Thomas assesses the voyage and the sailing yacht as tools of daring global travel.
Mr and Mrs Charles Gleason of Fitchville River Rd Wakeman celebrate 50 years married on Feb 2. They hosted an open reception at the home of their daughter and son in law George Greene on Rt 18 Brighton. They since traveled 29630 miles in 226 sailing days in a record small boat voyage.
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon restore white tie and tails to White House life for the first time in eight years. Nixon plans a White House reception next Friday for Embassy Row with a lavish buffet and dancing to the Marine Band. Six new ambassadors will present credentials to the President that same day.
The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute reports a rising shift to clear glass spice jars. Consumers favor see through containers to monitor freshness, while jars keep moisture and mites out, aid measuring, and suit kitchen decor with handy removable closures and shaker options. Popular spices include bay leaf, cayenne, garlic, oregano, thyme, and many others.
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