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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1955

Page

5

Ideal Weight Guidance for Women News Ease Health Longevity

The article discusses maintaining an ideal weight through life, noting women often find dieting easier and highlighting a daily 2300 calorie need for women versus men. It advises weighing guidance by height and bone structure, suggests constant adult weight, and offers practical eating tips to manage hunger between meals. It mentions breastfeeding as a temporary exception and references a television lineup.

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U S Girls Attend GFS World Meet in England

Sixteen delegates from the United States Girls Friendly Societies and national president Harold Wotxduarnd attended the first World Assembly in England. Delegates from England Wales Scotland Ireland Australia and Newfoundland joined readers from counties on June 25 aboard the Isle of Wight. Susan Bishop of Elmia High School was the sole entrant from Elmai, named teenage chairman for the Ohio Diocese, among the prize competitors.

United States Girls’ Friendly Societies Harold St i I Mo England Wales Scotland Ireland Austrsia Newfoundland Tele of Wight Morlh GFS

Engagement Is Revealed At Dinner

The engagement of Miss Janet Audrey Zivic of North Eaton to Otto James Holohan of Weller Road was announced at a dinner party at the Fusa home. No wedding date was set. Miss Zivic will be a senior at Elyria High School and Holohan will enter the Cleveland Institute of Art after graduating Elyria High School.

Janet Audrey Zivic Joseph Fusa North Eaton Otto James Holohan James Holohan Weller Rd Fusa Zivic Elyria High School Cleveland Institute of Art

Lorain Wedding Unites Miss Street With Moore at Redeemer

Miss Gaynell Patricia Street daughter of Mr and Mrs Otha Street wed Pfc Donald Paul Moore son of Telegraph Road in a 200 guest ceremony at the Church of the Candelabra. The couple exchanged vows at 4 p.m. with Rev Frederick G Hicks officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace gown with nylon illusion and pearl crown veil, carried white starlight roses. Maids of honor and bridesmaids wore tallena gowns with sequin bodices. best man and ushers attended. After reception at Michael's Locust Park, couple departed for Washington DC where Moore will pursue Army duties. Miss Street is a Amherst High grad and a stenographer. Moore is with the U S Army, prep at Fort Belvoir.

Gaynell Patricia Street Otha Street Jaeger Rd Donald Paul Moore Telegraph Rd Frederick G. Hicks Redeemer Orpan Donna Bell Howells Amherst Sharon Barnhart South Amherst Penelope Snyder Lorain Jack Wilhelm Ronnie Boggs Jack Moskal Armherst Mrs Street Michael's Locust Park Ordal Marnaret LaVonne Kirsch Ae Salmon Taela Snayder Virginia Schaeffer Washington Miss Street Amherst High School Fridental Life Insurance Company

Do We Need a Separate Bedroom for Each Child

A mother of three asks if every child needs a own bedroom. An elder story recalls sharing one room in childhood, stressing secure nights and family closeness. The piece suggests flexible layouts like a main large room with sliding walls to separate when needed. It notes homes may not provide a separate room for each child yet still nurture security and sibling bonds. It also touches Britain's shift to self service shops and the cooperative movement exploring new shopping formats.

Atrat Paren Sin ~Idren Burt Britain Cooperative Movement

Discharges and Birth Notices From Elyria Area Hospitals

A Hastings list shows multiple discharge and birth notices from Elyria Memorial Hospital and nearby towns. Entries mention newborn daughters and newborns to several couples including families in Avon Amherst North Rangey Grafton and Oberlin Road areas, with names like Jane, Dorothy, Joan, Janette, and Mrs. Rostkow ski among others, plus addresses and relatives.

Jane Herbert Trautman Avon Laxe Leonard O Dield Amherst Willam Berkex Yale St Apson Mes Ernest Siambauch North Rangey Jes Ren Oher Trermas Hmeh Harvard Dorothy Javeny West Ave Lester Kolo Grafton van Margate McKean R. D Janette Muntean East Fourth St. Leonard John Noster Hagel St Chester Novak Joan Peltz East Fiver Edmond Rostkowski Junes Torrerce Oberlin Dear Salber and Son

Make Housework Easy In Summer

New York ins writes a summer cleaning guide with steps to lighten chores. It recommends packing away delicate items like drapes and lace, replacing with easy care fabrics, and using a carpet sweeper and a cleaning cart to save steps during daily chores. It notes slipcovers for delicate upholstery.

New York INS Masteri Ng Uhe al Wasekeeping

Living Room Chaise Back In Favor

Olga Curtis reports chaise lounge revival in home furnishings. The piece blends chair and bed functions, popular in bedrooms and living rooms, with modern forms and options. Home shows feature contoured, arm or armless designs, built to integrate into seating units.

Olga Curtis Chcagginsi T 19 Filmtatuu Smee Lvne Tepres

Mohair Highlighted as Upholstery Fiber in Illinois Study

Florence King of the University of Illinois textiles outlines mohair as a strong smooth durable upholstery fiber. Originating from the Anatolian goat, mohair is produced in Turkey and also raised in parts of the United States. Different qualities range from fine silky to coarse.

Chicago Florence King University of Illinois Mohar Turkey United States King

Punch and watermelons for summer gatherings tips

A short how to on serving punches using frozen citrus concentrates with watermelon. Includes steps for carving melon halves, scoring edges, and adding lemonade for a quick, festive drink. Also mentions a 59 serving punch recipe with a mix of juices, water, and ginger ale.

Department of Agriculture Texas North Carolina

YWCA Club Plans Cruise After Busy Fourth Celebration

YWCA Holly Hat Buslewing hosted a July Fourth breakfast in Elswand and beach parties at Linwood Park. About 41 youths will depart Sunday afternoon from Holly Hootat to board a boat for a late afternoon cruise. Eleanor Worcester, Jamira Crawford listed among the organizers. Varieties meats urged at State University gathering with references to heart, liver, kidneys, brains, sweetbreads and tamales as options.

Guys and Gals Club Elswand Linwood Park Windng Paw Ave YWCA Holly Cearmas Murino Os Bil Filmer Stelm Om Holly Hooat Char Ban Ier Eleanor Worcester Jamira Crawford Varfity AST Lansing Mics M— A An State University Chieuman Mary Townsend

Pineapple Drop Cookies and Tea Punch Recipe Note

A mixed recipe item describes sugar syrup for tea punch and a pineapple drop cookies recipe. It lists ingredients including sugar water black tea lemons oranges ginger ale and pineapple plus eggs shortening soda and flour with baking at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes. Mrs Johnson from Center Ring notes adjustments by amount of punch or pineapple.

Wo Kenneth Johnson Center Ringe 2A Johnson

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