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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1969
Page
3
Abigail Van Buren fields readers distressed by obscene mailings. A widow, a Pittsburgh mother, and others describe catalogs, stag films, and erotic ads sent to family members, including a 16-year-old, prompting Abby to explain mail rules, post office remedies, and how to opt out.
Mr and Mrs Myron Alheit Vermilion announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Sp Larry Earl Holliday son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Holliday Brookville Pa The bride to be is a 1967 Vermilion High School graduate and works for South Shore Packing Co The groom is in the U S Army stationed in Germany The couple plans to marry in November
THICAGO NFS describes Spacemaker vertical furniture that uses floor to ceiling aluminum poles to hold shelves chests cabinets and desks. The modular system installs quickly and can be rearranged or moved without damaging floors walls or ceilings and is offered in oil walnut white laminate and anodized aluminum finishes.
Marian Crowder reviews Ngaio Marsh's New Zealand history emphasizing a young nation built on old traditions. The piece traces Maori and British settlement, population growth from 1838 to 1963, and the role of education, arts, and exchange in shaping a co citizens ship pattern and cultural identity.
Mr and Mrs Merrick Rowland announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann Rowland to Theodore Jones son of Mr and Mrs Jewell Jones of Albany Ohio. Judith is a Western Reserve High School and Patricia Stevens School of Fashion graduate and manages De Tens restaurant in Athens Ohio. Theodore graduated Albany High School and spent three years in the Army Security Agency. he serves on the Athens police force.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Hopkins of Lorain will host an Open House from 2 to 5 p.m. to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Married Feb 3, 1919 in Elyria, they lived there 31 years before moving to Lorain. He is a retired sheet metal worker and WWI veteran, awarded a Purple Heart. They have four children, 16 grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
Local Chronicle page notes events in Elyria Ohio with brief items. Page cites community notices and updates reflecting civic, social, and sports happenings from late January 1969.
Division B Lake Ave United Church of Christ hosts an evening program in the church social hall. Community United Methodist Church offers a 7 30 p m sewing session. Daughters of America 335 meet at Woodbury Hall at 7 30 p m. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 gathers at the post home in the evening. Lassies TOPS meets at Elyria Community Recreation Center at 6 30 p m. Mi Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi convenes at Mrs Alan Botamer 7505 Evergreen Dr North Ridgeville at 8 30 p m.
Former Elyrian Gail Champion and Daniel E. Farmer of New York City are engaged. Champion is the daughter of former Elyrians Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Champion of Cleveland. Farmer’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farmer of Newburgh, New York.
A gifted third grader with advanced reading and a solar energy exhibit often sits on the outside socially. Experts advise involving him in group projects and a camp or program to boost peer interaction, while acknowledging that gifted children may or may not be lonely. For a first grade girl, use pen and ink cautiously. practice matters more than the writing tool, with chalk and boards as safe alternatives.
Sears Midway hosts Valentine Graduation Show featuring Charm School models aged 12 to 18 with fashion displays in 1969 styles. Two's Company provides entertainment. Kitchen Maid meat specialty shop promotes easterly snacks and deli items. Sears closes briefly January 29 for warehouse inventory. 412 Hour Sale runs 5 to 9:30 pm the same day.
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