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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1966
Page
5
Betty Hinman writes about lifelong travel and wanderlust from early childhood journeys to Europe and the Americas. She jokes about accumulating postcards match covers and photos, the urge to collect, and the dream of organizing life as she contemplates future trips and daily chores.
Electric belts and flickering lilies headline a New York fashion scene spotlight. Designers like Yves Saint Laurent and Jacques Kaplan showcase luminous coats and electric fur, using bulbs and bright finishes to create kinetic, space age looks amid a surge of innovative boutiques on Madison and Fifth Avenues.
Fifty nine members of the Elyria Woman's Club Education and Public Affairs Department met to hear Ray C. Kepner district manager Social Security Administration Lorain discuss First Days of Medicare.Officials announced bake sale and fundraisers with guest speakers and prize events, plus a luncheon November 9.
Marian Ann Mahl and James Bernard Carter married September 17 at St. Peter Church North Ridgeville. The Rev Bernard Tierney officiated the double ring ceremony. Bride’s attire included a white brocade gown with lace veil and a bouquet of white orchids and pink roses. Maid of honor wore pink brocade. best man was uncle Robert Mahl. usher Pfc. Robert C. Wilson. Reception for immediate families followed. The couple will reside in Berea.
A reader asks about tenderized meat via enzyme solutions approved by the USDA and labeling requirements. Another query covers uncooked jam fruit choices, pectin instructions, and storage. It notes blackberries and raspberries as recommended and warns jams must be refrigerated to prevent fermentation.
Women Auxiliary UPC club house 8 pm Golden Age Club Holly Hall Lodom Women of the Moose Moose Hall 2 pm Kay Harrison Columbia Gas Co auditorium 8 pm LC District OSNA Elyria Memorial Hospital nurses residence 8 pm speaker Board Mrs Alfred Lather 1817 Lake Avener p m Lele Avenis Division F church conference room 6 pm teresa supper Neons Circle Mrs Sidney Davis 115 Eastern Heights Blvd 1 pm
Three I Tops met at Columbia Gas Co auditorium Thursday evening. Judy Ansbro with a 2% pound loss was named weekly queen. Total weight loss 11 pounds. Gain 14 pounds. Vi Takacs and Ethel Wilson with 2 pound losses were named September queens. Runner up Ruth Strinka had a 2% pound loss. Total September loss 18 pounds. The gain 13 pounds. Elizabeth Gibbs was a three month queen. JoAnne Repko was runner up. Total three month loss 54 pounds. The gain 22 pounds. Members are asked to bring trading stamps to the next meeting. A card party will be held at 8 pm at the EST bank. Attending the Northeastern Ohio convention at the Sheraton Hotel in Cleveland last Saturday were Jacqueline Roby, Joanne Repko, and Mr and Mrs Robert Harold. Jo Ann Repko with a 6 pound loss was the club's summer queen.
Local caption humor riffs on fashion and laundry with a playful line about clothes being wash and wear and the singer noting the refrain My clothes are wash and wear. The snippet showcases light commercial whimsy and catchy cadence from a teen oriented cultural moment.
Elyria PTA and Franklin PTA hold meetings detailing Teacher Conferences for Oct 26 27 and 28 and Education Week Oct 31 to Nov 4 with family visits to classrooms. Dr George B Smittle urges votes for a 4.7 renewal levy and a capital bond. Jungle Larry show planned Oct 22. Open house Nov 3 at 5 pm. Election day bake sale and dances announced.
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