Elyria Obituaries Chronicle Telegram Nov 14 1963
Obituaries page for Elyria from Chronicle Telegram dated Thursday November 14 1963 memorializes local residents. Includes brief death notices and funeral information for area families and their kin.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
4
Obituaries page for Elyria from Chronicle Telegram dated Thursday November 14 1963 memorializes local residents. Includes brief death notices and funeral information for area families and their kin.
The Elyria YWCA announces a pre-holiday workshop Tuesday November 19 led by Mrs. Carl Finegan to craft draped angel figures. Attendees may stay all day with lunch optional. bring a cookie sheet old fabric lace and a foam head ball. Registration is due today and nominal fees apply.
Fern Runals was installed president of the Licensed Practical Nurse Association of Ohio Inet Division B this week. A potluck supper at the Cancer Society center Route 254 preceded the installation. Mrs. Robert Jamison of LaGrange installed Runals and recalled signing the charter 12 years ago when Division 4B split from Division 4 of Cleveland.
Pamela Solomon and Robert James Shannon wed at 8 p.m. in a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ceremony officiated by Bishop Eddy Dumont. The bride, a 1967 Elyria High School graduate and radiology student, resides at 257 Boston Ave. The groom, stationed from Korea era service, works as a machine operator at General Industries and lives at 256 George St. The reception followed at Hilltop House with Dorothy Salyer on organ and Henry Koepp as best man.
Feminine fashion embraces the vest or weskit with practical daytime blouses and elegant velvet options for evening. Designer Bill Blass for Maurice Rentner showcases ruby red weskits with rhinestones paired with long white crepe blouses and floor length white crepe or satin skirts.
The article notes a decline in farm counts from about six million in 1947 to just over three million in 1957 while average farm size grew from 200 to 350 acres. It projectsさら future average sizes near 400 acres as more farming involves larger holdings and more combining.
The passage notes Wyoming favored women long before other states and claims World Book Encyclopedia lists Wyoming granting women full voting rights in 1969. The claim about 1969 conflicts with widely known dates. the excerpt presents the assertion as part of a broader historical claim.
Pamela Solomon wife of Robert Solomon recalls meeting Mrs. Nixon during a 1957 goodwill tour to celebrate Ghana's independence. Solomon, who has lived overseas including Pakistan, notes the Nixon handshake captured on film and reflects on Liberia visits by the Nixons.
A housewares firm solves a slippery dessert transfer problem as a stainless steel server both slices and serves. Pamela Solomon, a Practical Nurse School of Elyria student, hopes to use her nursing skills overseas after Liberia where she lacked training. Mr Solomon works on rapid transit electrical installations to Cleveland Hopkins Airport.
New York designers showcase a feminine spring look with nostalgic touches from the 1920s to 40s, featuring pajamas style trousers, shirtwaists, layered chiffons, and soft pastels. Donald Brooks leads with mixed nostalgia and contemporary flair, while Karen Stark and Harvey Bernard emphasize softness and jeweled tops.
A reader questions a married man claiming “name only” marriage and a pregnancy excuse, another worries about a barber’s sightline while walking home, a merchant laments readers to avoid exchanges, and a 65 year old’s Florida trip with a younger partner sparks debate. Inside Information.
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