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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1970
Page
6
A fashion note praises terry cloth coverups for sun protection and style. It highlights ponchos with fringe, mini jumpsuits, and hooded maxibeach sweepers as best bets, pairing vibrant colors with bathing suits to keep a stylish yet functional look for youngsters.
Linda Marie Meyers and Edmund M Donohue announce their engagement by Meyers parents. Donohue is son of Mr and Mrs E T. Meyers a Clearview High School graduate works at the Treasury Department in Cleveland. Donohue, a Lorain St Mary High School and Oberlin Business College graduate, is employed by Nol and W. The couple plans a 1 pm ceremony at Sacred Heart Church on Aug 22.
A 46 style guide outlines long blunt edge cuts with two side tendrils. The cut keeps all hair at one length while adding body shine and waves. The set uses rollers, setting lotion, and a loose three loop knot at the back with a front curl.
New London relatives Mr and Mrs Mervin K Gorby announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Rae to Edward Frank Lewis Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward F Lewis. Donna is a 1970 New London High School EHOVE graduate and Edward a 1969 Vermilion High School graduate serving with the US Navy on the USS Independence. A May 1971 wedding is planned.
The First Congregational Church Heights Circle will meet Wednesday at 1 pm for a luncheon at the Russell Dean cottage in Ravenna. Each member will present “Words to Live By.”
Kentucky adopts one of the nations first computerized systems to pinpoint and correct abuses in its Medicaid program. The system focuses on identifying welfare clients and medical vendors whose Medicaid claims appear out of line.
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