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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1965
Page
2
A novel paint formua lets weekend painters mix their own shade in stores this month. Buyers start with white paint and add a pigment to reach the desired color, with each pigment container including two paddles painted in the chosen hue.
The First Congregational Church hosts its annual banquet for mothers and daughters on Wednesday at 6 pm. Mrs. B Ellsworth Young presents a Bells program assisted by Mrs. Charles Marlow. Vice chairmen handle decorations and serving while devotions feature a Christmas story. Reservations close Monday.
Elyria district Catholic High School Alumni Association hosts a Thanksgiving dance at the UAW Hall on Route 113 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Donnie and the Rivieras will perform. Also: Mr and Mrs Frost Dobelbower celebrate 45 years with a social at home hosted by daughter Kathy. Reverend John Wilson to lead a mass in Cleveland with dinner. Elyria Mothers of Twins seek dresses or contributions for Christmas dress drive by Tuesday. Elyria Tip Tops report a weight loss and announce a holiday cooking demonstration on December 8 at Columbia Gas Co office.
American Can Co introduces a new frozen concentrate can with a plastic strip opener. The homemaker pulls the strip to safely lift the lid, revealing contents without a can punch or knife.
Mrs. Cook of 190 Canterbury Rd, born in the Transvaal, describes Swaziland as a dot on Africa's map. She and husband Robert Cook, married in South Africa, have lived in Elyria after leaving Cleveland, with three children Tammy Richard and Susan. She recalls climate culture and local life, the king's visits, and a growing gambling casino near Mbabane, while hoping unrest elsewhere in Africa does not affect Swaziland.
Reta Aileen Coughlin and Albert J. Butler were married November 13 at St. Jude Church in a 10 30 a m ceremony officiated by Rev Lawrence Finnerty. The bride, daughter of Houston Coughlin, wore a delustered satin gown with beacon lace and a bouffant veil, carrying a colonial bouquet of mums and red roses. Margie Hamker served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Sandra Ratusz Laura Leffen and Ruth Ann Dolinger, niece of the bride, all in floor length red velvet.
Holiday workshops at the YWCA on December 2 and 9 will cover holiday ideas crafts and fashions with instructors Mrs Jack Rassler Mrs Walter Hyle Mrs Larry Stark and Mrs Harry Date Jr Coffee hour at 9 15 a m and classes from 9 30 to 11 30 a m Supervised child care is available Attendance does not require YWCA membership Regular classes begin January featuring a gown with empire waist scoop neckline satin band and A line skirt The bride in the wedding wore a blue knit suit with gold accessories and the reception for 150 guests was held at the UAW Hall near Rt 113 Guests included attendees from New York state The bride a North Ridgeville High School graduate studied at Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture Her husband served in the U S Navy and was stationed in Bainbridge Md The couple traveled to Maryland for their wedding trip
Earnest Joseph Steinhoff, age two, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steinhoff of 228 Franklin Street, has brown eyes and brown blond hair. He has a nine month old sister Kelli and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanders of 2109 Lake Avenue. Father works at Ridge Tool Co. mother is the former Janice Sanders.
Fashionmakers move away from the long standing sleepwear trend to bold dressy pajamas. Designers embrace wide leg bell bottom shapes and ruffled knee to calf trims as the market leans toward more elaborate loungewear for both men and women.
Houston based Methodist Hospital has installed an instrument for continuous electronic monitoring of both mother and fetus during labor. The device records fetal heart rate and maternal contractions, pulse, respiration, minute ventilation, temperature and blood pressure to supplement constant nursing care for obstetrical patients with complications.
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA UPI The James Whitcomb Riley Hospital has a parent educator in its outpatient department. The maternal and child health nurse on duty helps humanize and individualize care for young patients, reducing impersonal experiences during complex referrals and multiple clinic visits.
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