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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
5
A knitting pattern for a medium-weight wool hostess dress with metallic finish, sizes 8–16, plus mail order details for pattern 446 and tips on inserting a zipper and fixing knitting errors. Includes reader questions and concise knitting guidance.
The article notes stylish lunchbox handbags as a trend for all ages. It highlights translucent plastic dishes, pretty placemats, and a forthcoming galvanized metal lunchbox with a gilt tassel for evenings, touting unique designs as conversation starters.
Town Talk notes Forest Hill's Women’s Golf League tees off at 9 am with Play of the Day scoring Low Gross minus one and nine. New Fritz Family officers include President Bernie Byczynski, Treasurer Don Fritz, and Secretary Fran Schuster after their annual reunion at Melody Grove, 97 members attended. Traveling far were Mr and Mrs Andy Fritz of San Fernanda California.
Nancy Jean Wack, daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Wack of 469 West 11th Street, and Robert Ed ward Clark, son of Mr and Mrs James Clark of Diagonal Road, LaGrange, announce their engagement. Wack, a 1968 Elyria Catholic High School graduate, works at Fazio's Midway Mall. Clark, a 1965 Keystone High School graduate, is a Marine Corps veteran recently discharged after Vietnam service and employed at the Ford plant in Lorain. Wedding plans are indefinite.
The wedding of Fran Dorfsman and Allen Seth Spike was solemnized June 30 at Taylor Road Synagogue Cleveland Heights by Rabbi Louis Engleberg. Cantor Jacob Frankel sang at the ceremony. 300 guests attended the reception in the Schmelzer Ballroom.
Claudia Jane Lumadue and Thomas E Crall plan a July 28 wedding at First Lutheran Church Shelby with Rev James Lumadue officiating. Both graduates of Shelby High School attended Ohio University and are employed in Shelby area roles.
A Northwestern Life Insurance study lists a range of habits from back pain to wearing dentures and owning cars to define normal. It notes 80 percent experience back pain, 75 percent of men and 89 percent of women use deodorants, and about 15 million wear toupees, with many other everyday traits labeled normal or not.
London Rome 68 suggests a playful styling tip to fasten a small watch to the leg at garter height using a narrow striped or bright ribbon. Proposals include tying with a knot before a bow or attaching via elastic band or watch buckle for security.
A fragmented OCR text fragment appears to reference Marie Divant Naw York Choir and various jumbled terms. The readable bits hint at a poem or music piece with unclear lines and stray phrases. No coherent event or facts are extractable from the garbled source.
Chicago reports a future college dormitory as a learning cell with television playback, computerized library retrieval, screen projection of books, language lab gear, pillow speaker sleep teaching, voice actuated typewriter, and convertible built in furniture to switch from study to living room.
A reader asks if delaying college is wise as her son plans travel. The adviser suggests not pressuring college, considers Army service for travel and career training, and notes maturity may lead to valuing higher education.
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