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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1965
Page
3
Curls are making a comeback but swirls top the list of favored hairstyles especially with younger crowds. A swirl blends straight and curled hair adding body with curves and an upward flip. Home permanent kits promise body without curls for a smooth, sleek look.
TRI CITY BEAUTYETTES sponsor a spring fashion show and dance on April 3 from 9 p m to 1 a m at John Kennedy Hall corner of Routes 6 and 2 and Baumhardt Road George Eddi and his Cleveland models present the show tickets at the door.
Garden Y's March meeting in Holly Hall featured guest Elizabeth Frey and hostesses Mrs Curtis Travers Mrs Maurice Hyman Tillie Kofske and Myrta Rogers. Devotions by Mrs L W Burrows with flower arrangements by Mrs Travers and a talk by Mrs J J Gallen on Forcing Shrubs in Spring followed by garden slides. An April 12 workshop was announced and next regular meeting set for April 28.
Navy returns as a newsy color this spring with contrasting collars and bright color pairings like chrome yellow jade green or hot pink. It transitions from pastel party wear to versatile outfits including coats dresses jackets and skimmer styles in rayon fabrics.
Abby replies about keeping a retiree active through senior communities and hobbies. Other readers weigh in on workplace politeness, minister and wife freedoms, and tombstone name quips. Abby offers guidance on balancing respect, independence, and courtesy.
Mary Madonna Troop meets after school in the St Mary School cafeteria. Girls made cancer pads for missions and refreshments were served. The group adjourned to Holy Hour on April 3 at 8 15 mass and communion at St Mary Church. also notes officers elected.
A new fluorescent bulb is touted to be closer to natural daylight than any other artificial light. Marketing targets include department and apparel stores, food shops, offices, factories, and schools. Members and officers of local groups are listed with reports of meeting activities and upcoming talent show.
Miss Marcia Ellyn Flew daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Flew of South Amherst announces her engagement to James H. Tadden son of Mr and Mrs C E Tadden of Lorain The couple plan marriage pending a date Miss Flew a 1964 graduate of South Amherst High School is a secretary at Elyria Memorial Hospital Mr Tadden a 1962 graduate of St Mary High Lorain served in the US Navy and works at Fruehauf Trailer Co Avon Lake No wedding date set.
Announcement from Miss Fertig's mother Helen Soppanish details the engagement of Diadra Kay Fertig to Wayne E Weisman. Miss Fertig is a 1964 Clearview High School graduate employed in Lorain. Weisman is a 1960 Columbia Military Academy graduate, with studies at Memphis State and Kent State Extension, employed by National Engineering and Contracting. The couple plan a June 19 wedding at St. Vincent de Paul Church Lorain.
The Elyria Movie and Slide Club met at 113 with 31 members and guests. William Palik showed Germany slides from his Bendix Westinghouse exchange project plus Hannover and Berlin. others presented a Caribbean cruise aboard the USS Yarmouth with Port Antonio Kingston Jamaica Port au Prince and Nassau.
Gretchen Anne Ott a 194 graduate of Elyria Catholic High School will present her freshman vocal recital at Alverno College Milwaukee. She will perform Mozart Aria Un moto di gioja and The Lilacs Are In Bloom as part of a recital program with local choir partners.
An archival Chronicle Telegram page from Elyria Ohio dated March 27 1345 details local events in a concise newspaper style. It records civic notes and community happenings with period language and sparse context for readers.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Lorain County Medical Society elected officers at a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Harringtons home. Officers include President Mrs Denis Radefeld and other roles. May installation planned.
A Thursday meeting elected officers for Malta Dames at the Odd Fellows Hall. Harriett Childs and others were named to roles such as herald deputy herald keeper of archives purser color bearers guards and trustees. Deputy Viola Neuman of Westlake received honors. An open installation is set for April 14 and a social party follows at St Teresa Harris Rd Shefield Lake with doors opening at 7 pm.
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