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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
4
The article from July 19 1971 reports local events and notices with brief items involving residents, offices, and community activities. It highlights names, places, and dates typical of a small town bulletin.
June Cromwell daughter of Frederick and Mrs Cromwell and Michael Tomlin son of Leo and Mrs Tomlin were married at 4 p m June 19 in the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer Lorain Rev Fayette P Grose officiating The couple will reside in Florida after a southern states wedding trip Bridal attendants and family backgrounds listed with reception at West Shore Club Sheffield Lake.
U.S. per capita potato use runs about 103 pounds annually, far below the United Kingdom at 193 pounds and Poland leading with 528 pounds per person. Britannica notes the U.S. trails several nations in spud consumption.
Diana Miller and Robert Smith spoke wedding vows at 2 p.m. in the Church of the Open Door with Rev. Ralph Neighbour officiating. The couple, both Lorain High School graduates from 1970, will live at the Air Force base in Limestone Maine after a Bermuda trip.
Advice on how divorced and married women should inscribe social stationery and when to include addresses and telephone numbers. The columnist urges letting the mother decide on her name, notes many use first names socially, and says addresses with ZIP codes are now common while phone numbers are optional.
Mr and Mrs Joseph DeMarco announce the engagement of their daughter Connie to David John Nauman son of Mr and Mrs John D Nauman. Connie is a 1969 Marion Steele graduate and a nursing student at MB Johnson School of Nursing. David is an Elyria High School 1969 graduate and a nursing student at MB Johnson. The couple plans a June 1972 wedding.
Dear Abby responds to readers about hearing loss and wearing aids. NANETTE FABRAY urges early testing and candidness to avoid vanity and friction. BEYOND HELP and HOH members share experiences of deafness and practical communication rules.
Dr. E. W. Gleaves of the University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension Service says healthy people need not drop eggs due to cholesterol. He notes eggs provide high quality protein with two eggs daily meeting a quarter of daily protein needs while Americans consume far more dry coffee than eggs.
Mrs. Leonard Kyle of Cambridge Ohio turns leftovers and everyday items into fashion hats. Since 1965 she crafts whimsical pieces such as a tooth hat and shell adorned bonnets, displaying about 30 designs at fairs and festivals with her husband’s help.
A merchandise social event is scheduled for Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall Abbe Road in Sheffield. The sale opens at 1 p.m. and continues through the afternoon.
An ad touts a new hair styling method marketed as a quick brush and go technique. It promises a refreshing look with a damp comb and references appearances in Glamour and Cosmopolitan.
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