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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1973
Page
6
Two decorative coat patterns for knit and crochet offered by Lois Holmes of California. Includes four ply worsted patterns in sizes small, medium and large. Price 1.50 plus mailing. send to The Chronicle Telegram Box 1005 Gardena CA 90249 with name address and zip.
Meetings and entertainments planned by Lorain County Singles club for February start Saturday and run through February 24. Membership is open to unattached persons 35 years or older. Saturday events begin at Four Seasons Golfland on North Ridge Road with golf then at Emerald Valley Country Club. Sunday outings include dancing at Aragon Ballroom in Cleveland.
Mr and Mrs Richard Pardee announce the engagement of their daughter Kim Allyson Pardee to Keith Eugene Sibert son of Mr and Mrs William Sibert The couple both reside in Grafton Ohio Kim is a senior at Midview High School Keith is a 1971 graduate employed by Ridge Tool Company A wedding is planned for June 30 from 730 to 10 pm at a location in Grafton
Town talk notes that St Mary’s Avon society will meet Thursday at 8 p m for rosary services in the church and a brief session in the cafeteria with wine tasting and honoring past presidents. Elyria Woman’s Club Education and Public Affairs luncheon starts at 12 30 p m Thursday with Sonja of Rose Interiors discussing home decorating.
Garden Clubs of Ohio hosts a state standard flower show at the Cleveland event with 108 artistic floral displays and 500 horticulture exhibits. Ten regions and 530 clubs contribute under the theme Asian Occasion and Oriental Fantasy as judges pick state winners for a national award.
Lorelei Howard and Jonathan Trout announce their engagement and plans to marry April 7 at Kumler Memorial Chapel, Western College in Oxford. Lorelei, a 1971 Elyria High School graduate and Miami University sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Howard. Jonathan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trout of Cleveland, graduated in 1967 from John Marshall High School and in 1971 from Miami University with a physics degree. He works at Corning Glass Works in Greenville. The ceremony will be officiated by Dr J H L Trout, the prospective groom’s grandfather.
Readers share personal troubles from wart fears to social pressures. A 15 year old seeks wart removal for free options, a veteran recalls Abby’s radio show, requests timing updates. Anonymous readers question RSVPs, while a fan calls for Abby’s stance on offensive jokes and social prejudice.
UPI reports shifting American eating habits with younger adults seeking more variety and finger foods while heavy desserts decline. Northeastern cornmeal remains common, southern plates favor chili peppers, pickles, and hot noonday meals. New vending tech offers customizable sandwiches, and college dining shows rising interest in vegetarian options and sauce dishes.
Bernard J. Mulholland and Mrs. Mulholland announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Ann to Richard John Parrinello, Rochester NY. Kathleen, Elyria Catholic graduate 1971 and University of Rochester nursing student, plans June 30 wedding at St. Jude church. Parrinello, Aquinas High School and University of Rochester graduate, works for Delco GM in Rochester. The Rev Peter Barr to officiate.
Mr and Mrs Albert E Hulett of 325 North Abbe Road celebrate 25 years of marriage. They wed January 20 1948 in Cleveland and moved to Lorain County in 1956 then Elyria 1966. They have two married daughters in Elyria and two granddaughters. Mr Hulett works as a foreman for Airflex Division Eaton in Cleveland. He is a 1940s veteran and F W Post 1079 member. A king cobra bite can kill an elephant in three hours.
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