Word Origins Explained
The word Lady derives from the Anglo Saxon term for bread maker while larder comes from an old French phrase meaning a place for storing bacon.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1975
Page
14
The word Lady derives from the Anglo Saxon term for bread maker while larder comes from an old French phrase meaning a place for storing bacon.
Dear Dr Brothers letters discuss parental conflicts over sex and a teen daughter’s promiscuity. Dr Rhoda Lorand notes teen promiscuity reflects emotional distress and seeks parental love and guidance through professional counseling.
Ruth Ann Johannsen and Floyd M. Emerick Jr. wed in a Nov 16 candlelight ceremony at Wakeman Congregational Church officiated by Rev. Paul Haering. The couple, both with local Midwest ties, plan to reside in Wakeman after a Southern states honeymoon.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Owen of Wellington will be honored at a 7 to 4 p.m. open house Sunday at Society Hall in Penfield. The couple married November 24, 1925, in West Salem. They live on Rt. 2, Wellington, where Mr. Owen farms. Their children are Richard Owen, Elyria. Maxine Zacharias, Orrville. Raymond Owen, Wellington. Eloise Jarczvk, Columbus. 18 grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.
Elyria Golden Agers gather for a Monday 12 30 p m potluck at Holly Hall. Boy Scout Troop 109 runs a paper drive through Saturday at Lake Avenue United Church of Christ. United Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 10 30 a m with Rev Geoffrey B Oswald to plan for Nov 30 services. Lloyd McIntire from Columbia Gas speaks at Elyria Senior Fellowship at 9 30 a m Tuesday. Holly League dinner Tuesday at 6 15 p m with a talk and canned goods drive for Salvation Army. Card party by St Ladislaus Ladies Sunday 7 p m at 2345 Bassett Rd Estlake.
Loungewear dominates current style with dressiness without effort. Tunics with soft pants replace formal gowns, satin crepe fabrics set a relaxed tone, and looser cuts resemble pajamas. Evening wear leans toward ease fueled by servantless entertaining and simple living.
A 1975 Chronicle-Telegram fragment shows Hyrio O as the subject on a Friday dated November 21, 1975, indicating a local newspaper item or notice from that issue. The brief entry centers on a named person and the newspaper context within the era.
A one day seminar on rape and violence against women titled Rape Education Day will be held December 6 from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m at the Academy for Contemporary Problems Columbus sponsored by Women Against Rape P O Box 11508 Columbus Ohio 43211 Registrations may be sent Workshops explore rape myths media verbal abuse empathy crisis intervention and the politics of rape A multi media presentation by a Columbus feminist group will end the afternoon Pre registration includes buffet lunch and workshop materials Free babysitting available with an optional child lunch and snacks fee
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