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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1968
Page
3
The kitchen no stick coating Teflon is now applied to garden tool blades. The manufacturer says the nonstick finish boosts cutting power, resists rust and corrosion, and extends life of hedge shears pruning shears and lopping shears for large branches.
A reflective piece describes childhood dread of Fourth of July fireworks in Iowa. The author recalls constant explosions from pre dawn to night, ear protection with fingers, and favorites like snakes and spit devils. After public outrage fireworks were outlawed, ending the noisy era.
Kathleen Dianne Burrows and Lt. Steven Wayne Chapin married June 29 in a 4:30 p.m. service at St. John Lutheran Church officiated by the Rev. Paul Tuchardt and the Rev. William Henline. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Burrows, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Chapin, will reside at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Nancy Kazmierczak and George Adams wed at 1 a.m. June 29 in Assumption Church Grafton with Rev. Casimir Pitowski officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Robert Sfanik matron of honor and siblings. reception at Belden Town Hall. The couple plans to reside on Lorain Road North Ridgeville.
A new laundry bag dissolves in water at 14 degrees to release its soil removing power. The invention promises easy stain cleaning and is anticipated for home use soon.
An early electronic alarm for housewives uses a tiny remote and a loud bell or siren to scare intruders. Pressing a button on the transmitter triggers the alarm at home or police headquarters. The device aims to provide day and night protection against break ins.
Mr and Mrs Paul Hubler of Ashland Rt 3 will host a 2 to 5 p m Sunday open house at their County Road 11 farm home to celebrate their 40th anniversary. The former Nancy Smith and Paul Hubler married July 3 1928 in West Salem. They have 14 grandchildren and children Marilyn Halada Wilbur Hubler Ethel Bear Pauline Patton. Mr Hubler formerly worked for F E Myers Co in Ashland.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports for Friday July 5 1968. This note provides a snapshot of local news items and public notices from Elyria Ohio and surrounding areas.
Juanita Wagner becomes Mrs Allan Packard in a June 29 Spencer United Methodist Church ceremony officiated by Rev A C Kreke and Rev M Greenawalt. Maid of honor Constance Wagner with bridesmaids Lynn Wagner Christina Krueck and Elaine Packard. Best man Lawrence Walkden Jr. ushers Donald Jackson ring bearer. Reception and extensive family participation noted. Both graduates of Black River High School, couple plans to reside in Flatwood Alabama after a wedding trip east.
Molly Peters and James Louis Cress wed June 29 at St. Mark's Lutheran Church Bowling Green with Rev Loyal Bishop officiating. The bride is Elyria High School 1964 graduate and Bowling Green State University alumna set to teach biology in Cuyahoga Falls. groom is Fremont Ross High School graduate CPA with BGBA degrees and Kent State PhD studies. The couple plans to reside in Bowling Green before moving to Kent area, following a New England honeymoon.
A recipe suggests peanut pancake ice cream roll ups using pancake mix milk egg and shortening. Batter is poured on a greased grid to form pancakes then sprinkled with chopped peanuts before rolling with ice cream filling and serving with sundae topping. Makes four servings.
A new wig design aims for everyday wear with easy maintenance. The manufacturer markets comfort and quick style changes for at home or on the go, including during routines like showering and grooming.
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