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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1973
Page
3
A foreign-born reader praises American wives yet calls for female liberation while another respondent questions marital happiness in the U.S. A 24-year-old woman asks about lesbian attraction and is told a homosexual is someone with erotic feelings for their own sex.
A soap coat prevents glue caps from sticking and a local club advertises a D A V Social Party at 7 30 p m on 25th and Carolina Ave Lorain. Dear Abby style letter quips about chain letters warn against breaking the chain and recount a neighbor Mr J V Greedy’s misfortune as his mother in law comes to live with him.
Town talk XI ZETA XI CHAPTER ESP meets at Mary Ann Novak 42967 Emerald Dr Evie Novak co hosts. Wine tasting party March 31 planned at Tom and Barb Jezewski 39303 Chestnut Ridge Rd. Elyria Eagles Auxiliary 431 will show Lucy Idol School pictures tomorrow at 9 pm and sponsor a chicken paprikas buffet April 7. Windsor PTA Founders Day banquet Thursday 6 pm at Windsor School with American Theater Chorus. Elyria Navy Mothers meet 7 30 pm tomorrow at American Legion Home and elect committee. Independent Insurance Agents and Insurance Women of Lorain County hold second annual joint meeting at Weathervane 42255 Butternut Ridge Rd dinner 7 30 following 6 30 cocktail hour. Xi Theta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi meets 8 pm today Beverly McNealy 121 Northfield Dr. Mu Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi progressive dinner and rush party tonight with appetizers 6 pm Linda Biltz 1066 Indian Hollow Rd dinner Marlene Walker 1716 Park Ave Cherie Howell 410 Hawthorne.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schubert of 735 N Abbe Rd lists Susan Schubert daughter of the pair and Richard Lantz son of Mr and Mrs Park Lantz of 325 Samuel St. The couple, both Elyria natives, plan a noon wedding August 4 at St Vincent DePaul Church following engagements recent careers at Dr Boyson office and Stanydne Inc. Western Division.
A mother asks where to test her three year old's intelligence and if he can skip to school early. The adviser says tests are unreliable before kindergarten, stresses social and emotional maturity, and advises against early school entry. He lists several institutions offering tests at a reasonable fee when older.
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Earl Perry of 122 Eaton Blvd Grafton states their daughter Lydia Perry is engaged to Thomas J Justen son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Justen Sr of 909 Wilder Ave The couple plan a July 7 wedding at First Church of God officiated by Rev Joe Griffith Lydia a 1971 graduate of Midview High School works at Bendix Westinghouse Elyria Savings and Trust Bank employee Thomas is a 1965 Elyria High School graduate and a former Air Force sergeant discharged in 1969.
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The make-up artist Herman Buchman writes Ten Make-up Tips from Herman Buchman a practical eight page illustrated beauty guide for women of all ages. It emphasizes cleansing as the key to healthy skin and offers a free copy by mail. Social Party at St. Michael's Church Lorain Ohio runs Wednesdays with earlybird at 12 30 and games at 1 p.m.
A local Sears column salutes Elyria basketball teams and honors players and coaches. The piece emphasizes youth pride and includes details about a self discovery course for girls aged 11 to 17 at Sears Midway with sessions on skin care, grooming, modeling, and a fashion show finale. The spring program begins March 31 with registration, pricing, times, and contact numbers.
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