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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1970
Page
3
Dear Abby replies about staying with a husband who steps out for affection while controlling money and protecting family needs. The writer Marge asks if she should forgive a one night indiscretion if no money is spent elsewhere. Abby suggests demanding fidelity first fifty years then flexibility, and notes guardianship of a friend's child.
The editor publishes guidance on declining religious group invitations without harming friendships, candidly advising Kentuckians to speak plainly. Also answers readers about honesty on arrest questions and personal issues, with Abby offering a personal reply service and a wedding booklet for a fee.
Easter dresses and shirts provided by the Elyria Woman's Club are distributed this week to Lorain County Children’s Services Catholic Charities and Lorain County Welfare clients. In Oberlin authorization forms are required for pickup today at the Oberlin Community Center until 4 p.m. Kennedy Plaza Lorain Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday until noon at Lorain County Welfare Center 537 Broad St.
Frances Marie Varouse and Thomas Richard Kalosky announce their engagement. Varouse is a Lorain High and Bowling Green graduate and a Roosevelt Elementary teacher. Kalosky is a Lorain High graduate employed by the Department of Liquor Control. They plan to wed July 11 at SS Cyril and Methodius Church Lorain.
The trophy industry now favors practical modern awards over traditional cups. Plastics and aluminum create durable, stylish trophies such as engraved bowls and desk sets. Businesses schools and agencies increasingly present functional honors for meritorious service or activity.
The Chronicle Telegram asks couples to submit wedding pictures and stories within five days of the event. Photos must be of the bride alone and non Polaroid. Advance submissions are allowed via a wedding form at the newspaper office.
The Chronicle Telegram prohibits publishing pictures of engaged high school girls and forbids running both engagement and bridal photos within two months. Families decide which picture to publish if both are planned. For those under 21, a parent or guardian must sign engagement records. Forms are available at CT switchboard or Women’s Department with no publishing charge.
The PTA Council schedules the March Parents Education Health Day at Monteith Halis from 9:30am to 2:30pm with speakers including Mrs. Betty Hassel Rev. Thomas Fusentryut and Ron Jacobs. The event explains the PTA Children’s Emotional Health Project and how churches and councils aid psychological needs of youths.
Researchers at the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa study how quickly babies learn through conditioning and reward. A $311,000 federal grant funds the project linking early conditioning to later intelligence and tracing Pavlovian theories to modern infant studies.
Holly J Haefele and Walter J Fabian exchanged vows at 4 p m March 21 in the First United Methodist Church chapel with Dr Charles W Hamilton officiating The couple reside at 5 Georgetown Ave after a wedding trip The bride a Elyria High School and Miami University graduate teaches at Gates Full and Delta Theta sister organization Alpha Omicron Pi The groom a Miami University graduate is a Procter and Gamble Distributing Co salesman The wedding included attendants Matron of honor Mrs Edward JURATH bridesmaids Mrs Gregory Elliott Mrs Gene Seibel flower girl Marla Fabian best man Dan Andrick ushers Thomas Duck and Jerry Fabian A reception followed in the church parlor.
A reporter tests a black vinyl patent jumper describing its warmth and wind resistance. He notes mixed reactions from friends and concerns about dampness in warm rooms, but enjoys wearing the garment and senses his husband approves.
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