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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1968
Page
7
Proper breathing can reduce tired feeling and ease home tension. Practice slow nasal breaths, abdominal filling, and deep exhales. A floor neck back pose with head lifted helps neck and shoulder fatigue, coordinated with guiding inhale and exhale.
Mary Elaine Polevchak and David John Fedarko wed in an October 5 ceremony at St. Joseph Church Lorain with Reverend Robert Angelo officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Polevchak, and groom, son of Florence Fedarko, plan to reside in Elyria after a Canada trip.
The American Bar Association in Philadelphia endorsed a stricter consumer credit code and expanded legal services for ghetto residents. Delegates backed a code tougher than the federal Truth in Lending Act, seeking stronger protections for poor buyers and urging states to harmonize their moneylending laws.
A terse OCR snippet references Redout Diamond Crystal Salt Company tied to Ang or Clair in Michigan. The text is fragmentary, with unclear dates or actions. No clear event, person, or organization beyond the salt company name is discernible from the readable portion.
Dear Mrs Schraub shares a heartfelt message about loving and patiently guiding a child with a speech delay and trainable disabilities. The writer thanks Mrs Schraub for her column and emphasizes praise, gentle discipline, and steady encouragement from family and teachers.
To add a tasty garnish for a green salad press a hard cooked egg through a fine sieve. Let the egg fall naturally over the mixed greens after tossing with the dressing. The result is an attractive flavorful top layer.
Mrs. T T Elliott reviews Stewart Alsop’s The Center at Culture Club noting its focus on people and power in political Washington. She outlines Alsop’s view of Washington’s centers from White House to press, Defense and State, race dynamics, and the flexible system that may yield capable leaders and solutions.
Janice Marie Murrell of Philadelphia will wed William W. Cady, son of Kenneth E. and Mrs. Cady of Mansfield, in July 1989. Murrell attended Clearview High School and Weaver Airline Training School and works for Trans World Airlines in Philadelphia. Cady earned a BS from Penn State, MS from Jefferson Medical College, is in Temple University Medical School, and belongs to Alpha Epsilon Delta and Theta Kappa Psi.
Edward Headrick of the company that makes hoops went to Tahiti to study hip movements. He says Tahitians exhibit faster hip revolutions than Hawaii dancers, with some rates up to 37 percent higher.
Light is explained as sunlight reflected from interplanetary dust and ionized gas forming a vast cloud extending toward Jupiter. In Johannesburg, Prof Christiaan Barnard, famed heart transplant surgeon, is nicknamed wavusa inhlizyo by Zulu speakers meaning he who wakens the heart.
Mr and Mrs Cleetus Witter of Garfield Road Berlin Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Darlene to Harold Parks of Butler Road Wakeman. Darlene, a 1968 Firelands High School graduate, works as a secretary at Oberlin Savings Bank. Harold, a 1967 Western Reserve High School graduate, is employed by Penn Central Railroad. Welding plans are indefinite.
Raelene Wyvill and Harold Elton Casselman were married October 5 at First United Presbyterian Church Lorain with Rev. Lammers officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Wyvill, wore a cross from Italy. The reception followed at Breeze Wood Lorain. The couple will reside in Lorain after a trip to Andrews South Carolina and Miami Florida.
Leslie Anne King of Chicago and Richard J. Morrison III of Boscobel plan a November 9 wedding at 7 30 PM at Old Stone United Methodist Church in Mansfield. King, a 1962 Marion L Steele graduate, Miss Sandusky 1964, works in Chicago. Morrison, a Wisconsin graduate with MBAs, is an assistant cashier at Continental Illinois Bank in Chicago.
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