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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
11
A brief chronicle note from the Chronicle Telegram dated Friday June 21 1968 references Rkayda and Ovlo in a short local item. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment.
A worn hot water bottle is repurposed as a kneeling pad while scrubbing or weeding. The tip suggests filling the bottle with foam rubber to create a soft cushion for outdoor tasks.
Echo members held their installation and banquet at Boss and Andy’s Tuesday evening. Gladys Corlett gave the invocation. Officers installed included Susan Frank as installing officer and Doruths Shipula as president.
Mary Fhazaheth Schech and Paul Charles White wed Saturday at 7 pm in the First Methodist Church Spencer. The bride is daughter of Mrs Glanys Perry Spence and LeRoy Schech. Bridesmaids and family details, gown of Chantilly lace and tule, and a 100 attended reception are listed. The couple will reside in Spencer at Fast Man Spencer.
Readers discuss concerns about film circulation in schools and the impact on reading. The piece notes audio aids and multisensory materials improve learning, citing how movies and TV records can distract from text. It highlights the value of audio visuals in education and mentions quilts and simple crafts as teaching aids.
Midtown Circle met for a three luncheon with Vivian Hackett showing slides from the Near East and Hull Land. Mrs Ernest Mills Wis Robert Cichore Misbo oP Milli)ain Frances Gillesme led in charge, flowers from Gladys Lowell, devotions by Luria Van Wagnen, and committee members named for September planning.
A fragment mentions a plastic shoe and a bag hung from the back of a cat Stat. It notes price considerations for keeping toys and snacks. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge from the readable text.
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