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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1968
Page
2
The Hruby family marked six events in a 10 day span including a 45th wedding anniversary and five birthdays. Celebrations spread from Parma and North Eaton to Lorain and Hi Aleah Florida with picnics outdoors amid pleasant weather.
The article details a long sleek hairstyle requiring hair that is very long and even with a fake fall. It explains steps to set the look using one inch rollers, brush technique, and looping hair at the crown, plus securing fake hair if used. Clear glass drop earrings complement the style.
Roger Stevenson and Sue Ann Bush united in marriage July 27 at 2 30 p m in Trinity Lutheran Church Ashland Ohio with Rev Paetz and Rev Hanson officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Bush of Ashland and the groom is son of Dr and Mrs Robert W Stevenson. Wedding party included attendants and ushers. reception in church lounge followed by rehearsal dinner at Ashland Country Club. The bride a Wittenberg University graduate teaches in Cincinnati Public Schools. groom also a Wittenberg alumnus plans law school in Cincinnati. They will reside at 1073 Hill Crest Cincinnati after a trip to the Poconos. Bridal showers were hosted by Mrs Ted Bognar and Mrs Jack Refenning.
New York report quotes Charles J. Sidor of the Guild for Prescription Opticians of America urging shoppers to avoid cheap sunglasses. He says many people sacrifice eye comfort and color accuracy, and glare protection when buying on impulse.
Oberlin couple announces engagement of Patricia K. Smith to Mark Eugene Robertson of Denver. Patricia, a Miami University graduate and Denver teacher, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Smith of Oberlin. Robertson, a University of Idaho graduate, works with Rodney, Davis and Associates in Denver. wedding set for November 23.
In a moved-into Victorian house the narrator reshapes a crowded bedroom with cocoa walls and lower ceiling lines. A painted shelf and a quirky fan-man mural replace bold décor while Odalisque by Matisse gains traction as a beloved focal point.
Ethna Viney, noted writer and sociologist, tells a Social Congress that Irish farm wives feel rural life is second class and push their children to cities. She notes limited outings for farmers wives, rising interest in city amenities, dance halls and Irish sports as rural youth migrate to brighter opportunities.
In hot or humid conditions, vigorous activity on the dance floor tennis court or in the swimming pool requires more baths to stay cool and clean.
A car wash event hosted by Modern Misses 4-H Club at Clark Gas Station on Lodi Street runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Lorain.
Susan W. Tener married Norman H. Voissem on July 27 at 1 p.m. in Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle St. Petersburg Florida. She is an associate professor at St. Petersburg Junior College and pursuing a doctorate. He is a Honeywell engineer and doctoral student at the University of South Florida. They will reside at 3458 Ninth Avenue North St. Petersburg Florida.
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