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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1969
Page
3
Abigail Van Buren answers readers with counsel on love and parenting regrets. Topics include a mother regrets marrying the father of her child and considers adoption, responses to a coworker kissing situation, and a defense of churchgoing sincerity over hypocrisy.
The swimdress becomes the chic pick for youngsters this summer with sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Empire waist and gathered panels create a feminine look, ideal for wading and posing between swims rather than serious swimming.
When renewing fire insurance review whether coverage matches current value. If underinsured, increase policy to avoid gaps. A dwelling insured at 20 000 three years ago might need 22 000 now.
The spring collection moves away from the schoolmarm look with vivid designs. A vermilion dirndl skirt rises to just under the bosom and is paired with creamy long sleeves. Silk prints in black and brown on white recall cane patterns with bold block plaids. A pie crust topping is brushed with milk and sugar for a festive finish.
Sharon Ann Becker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Becker of 270 Harwood St, will marry Nathan R Sklar, son of Mr and Mrs Henry R Sklar of Philadelphia. Miss Becker is a junior at Ohio State University and will attend Temple University next fall. Sklar, Muhlenberg College alumnus and Phi Epsilon Pi member, attends Temple Medical School. The wedding is planned for June 22.
The Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio reports local news items dated Tuesday March 11 1969. It highlights community events, notices, and brief updates relevant to residents of Elyria and nearby areas. The exact story details are not fully provided in the fragment.
Review of Cyrus Field biography notes his rise and fall fortunes. Field promoted the first Trans Atlantic cable laid 1600 miles and completed in 1857. a section of the original cable was later found pristine. He died in poverty despite pioneering work.
A forthcoming marriage notice sparks a flood of business pitches from printers, insurers, limousines, florists, caterers, and resorts. The writer notes cheeky calls and mail, then a college friend offers lunch to discuss investment products. The piece mixes humor with social commentary on publicity.
Tonight at 7 30 p m at the YWCA residence Rev Thomas Eisen trout leads DIALOGUES an adult discussion group free and open to the public to cut across race creed color income and age and foster community consideration of varied problems suggestions for future Dialogues welcomed the YWCA reports the series is planned as a community service
A plaid raincoat for men features Glen plaid vinyl fabric and traditional tailoring with a full collar raglan shoulders four buttons double sleeve buttons and roomy pockets. Bathroom slips pose hazards for all ages and safety aids like non slip mats handrails and suction mats can help prevent falls.
Gentlemen's Quarterly reports white suits rising in popularity among fashion-conscious men. The current issue features six-button waist-shaped double-breasted jackets in white gabardine and a white twill blend with a blue windowpane check, outlook sunny for summer.
Teens can join a four week Summer Sewing School with two lessons weekly to craft a personalized dress. Register now for daytime sessions after school ends. Call Mrs Ellen Hunt at 324 8411 Ext 420 for times and dates.
Charm School session begins Saturday March 22 at Sears Midway. Girls aged 12 to 18 discuss ten weeks of modeling fashion and makeup including a textbook and makeup kit. For details call Millie Perry at 324-2411 Ext 412.
Our Candy Shop on the main floor offers Easter bunnies in various sizes and shapes ready for baskets and bows. Shoppers are invited to find the latest fashions with knit dresses and handmade sweaters, plus a free ten week beginners knitting course starting this week with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Teens have a Saturday morning class option and inquiries are welcome at the Yarn Department or by calling 324-2411 Ext. 412.
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