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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1965
Page
3
An old advertisement outlines swirl and curl techniques to elongate a round face using medium rollers, side part directions, and back brushing. It explains shaping the crown, sides, and nape into soft open curls, with step by step styling hints and a mail order offer for Spadea’s Hair Pattern book.
Elyria League of Women Voters held a general meeting at Mrs Arthur Robishaw s home where Cleve lander James D Nolan outlined his reapportionment plan for Ohio The presentation traced legislative representation since 1787 and criticized the Hanna Amendment of 1903 as worsening districting Nolan argued against tearing county lines and subdistricting that split Lorain and Cuyahoga Counties He noted proposed divisions harming counties overall and encouraged study by league members ahead of any endorsement Mrs Wesley Suhr announced an open executive board meet for prospective members and three items for National League study were presented by Mrs Robert Oldfield on human resources policy on China and election laws.
Vonda Kay Dennis celebrates her first birthday in June. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Dennis of 139 Ridge St. LaGrange Screw Products employs her father. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Woodrell of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Fred Czuprun of North Ridgeville. Great grandparents are Warie Kirk, Elyria, and Mack Woodzell of Webster Springs West Virginia.
Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers Auxiliary met in a museum tour led by Curator George Metcalf. The society, founded 1848 and briefly disbanded, reorganized in 1970 and now owns 331 Fifth St. Members viewed tools, clothing, furniture, early war relics, books and manuscripts. A short business meeting elected Mrs George Bliss, succeeding Mrs Lloyd Petty, with refreshments by Mrs Bliss and Mrs Carl Norris.
Dietitian notes dieters help each other share slimming tips and pick energy boosts with controlled snacks. A previously failing dieter lost 12 pounds without hunger by a late afternoon protein rich snack with bulk, sustaining energy and preventing overeating. Practical ideas list 35 to 115 calorie options like tea with cheese and crackers, hot cocoa, apple with Swiss cheese, buttermilk, orange juice, bouillon with rye wafers, and skim milk with sesame crackers.
Kathleen Schroeder and Larry Yost wed at 4 pm on Nov 61 at North Ridgeville United Church of Christ with Rev Robert Peters officiating. The couple, both ages and early details, plan to reside on Butternut Ridge Road.
The Insurance Women of Lorain County held a Thursday gathering at Wishbone Restaurant with a white elephant auction. Members donated canned foods for a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Maybelle McLoda of Amherst won a weekend trip to New York. Guests included Donna Ossman Frances Cummings Pat Walker and Diane Rader.
The Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women held its annual fall luncheon and card party at the McGarvey Party House with about 160 women from 30 affiliations. The meeting featured a brief business session on the Prayer for Peace project, aims to extend monthly Our Lady of Fatima hour prayers to Lorain County parishes, and a membership drive update. Donations for a dress drive were invited and hostesses were named. The group will not meet in December. the next gathering is January at SS Cyril and Methodius parish hall.
Abigail replies to letters about homecoming celebrations for Viet Nam veterans. She recalls a Newark airport banner and a Chicago veteran in need of guidance, while readers debate whether families should stage public welcomes or keep celebrations modest.
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