Viewers urged to take responsibility for TV choices
Douglas L Adair, Cleveland TV newscaster, told Elyria Woman's Club members to pressure advertisers and stations to shape programming. He noted low ratings for educational shows and warned about pornographic films harming youth, urging women's groups to protest and demanding broader news from newspapers for depth. He forecast more sports on TV and noted his NBC Channel 3 debut on Oct 26.
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Open house planned for Hawley golden anniversary
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hawley will be honored with an open house at Ward Hall in Huntington on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Their children host, including Mrs. Robert Pickworth, Mrs. Howard McConeghy, and Mrs. Richard Goetz, plus 15 grandchildren, are expected to attend. The couple, married Oct. 20, 1920 in Wellington, have farmed in Huntington and remain in good health. Mrs. Hawley crochets and knits, and both enjoy active hobbies.
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Lorain Couple Wed At St Vincent de Paul Church
Darlene Marie Kucharik married Anthony John Raymond in a Oct 10 ceremony at St. Vincent de Paul Church in Lorain. Rev. Charles H. Logue officiated at 10:30 a.m. with family members and friends attending.
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Darlene Marie Kucharik
Anthony John Raymond
Charles H. Logue
Social calendar and wedding note in Lorain area
A reception occurred at Hungarian Reformed Church Hall at 6 p.m. for Parents Without Partners. An Elyria community room event at 8 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. Eastern Star meeting at Masonic Temple are listed. The bride, a Clearview High School graduate and deputy clerk, and the groom, Lorain High School graduate and B F Goodrich operator, traveled to Los Angeles for a week ending trip.
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Dr. Corzo to address TOPS club meeting
Dr. Alfonso Corzo psychiatrist will speak at Losing Lassies TOPS Club Tuesday about the mental aspects of overweight and dieting. He is in private practice since 1966 and lists multiple medical associations. Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosts the 6:30 p.m. meeting.
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University of Mexico
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Missouri
St. Louis Hospital
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World Federation For Mental Health
Lorain County Medical Society
Ohio State Medical Association
Canadian Psychiatric Association
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garford
Stroganoff send-off with roast beef leftovers
A simple ending using leftover roast beef or round steak cut into cubes or strips. Brown lightly then simmer with stroganoff sauce. Serve over poppy noodles for a tasty finale.
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