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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
6
A brief notice describes a bold culinary idea aimed at satisfying large appetites. The fragment hints at a promotional dish, emphasizing abundance and appetite satisfaction, but provides few specifics about location, date, or organizers. The text remains fragmentary and unclear.
A jumble of local notices details a 9 am to 5 pm sale of Girl Scout uniforms, neighborhood requests to bring items, and multiple names and addresses. The page also includes club meetings at 251 Broadway, a Golden Age Inc gathering, a Moose event, and a recipe for Apple Sauce Dumpings with steps and ingredients.
Calendar items from a garbled page list local happenings with unclear dates and venues. Readable fragments mention community events, meetings, and performances, but specific times, places, or organizers are not legible enough to confirm details.
A text notes the rise of the aerosol business after a push-button insecticide launch, with UPI reporting department of agriculture involvement and annual unit sales surpassing a billion. It also mentions fashion items like collars and wool ponchos, plus the Methodist Men’s Club chicken and biscuit dinner at First Methodist Church on October 27.
Dorothy Olejko and Richard Alan Sukuta wed at 1 p.m. Oct 16 in St. Agnes Church with Rev. Fr Joseph Sweeney officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olejko of 128 Lake Ave. Lorain. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sukuta of 930 West 20th St. Lorain. The gown featured organza over taffeta with lace neckline and scalloped train. reception for 236 guests followed at St John's Halls.
Abc Dear Abby column letters cover dating in Washington D C cat safety wedding invitation etiquette and a Vietnam era note from servicemen seeking mail from home The long reader letter list includes Gov Boy response a cat incident retold from 30 years ago and a request for sending personal notes to service members in Viet Nam readers are urged to use proper invitations for grown children and to mail a personal reply to Abbot Box requests in Los Angeles
The snippet blends fashion notes with science quips. It mentions Fontana of Rome designing jet-headed stockings paired with black dresses, shows a stocking with six inch-wide fringe bands, cites Marine Co Sa Watee, notes eye fixation timing at a ninth of a second, and describes chemically treated small utility rugs that trap dirt with magnetized spray renewals after washing.
Miss Sittinger of Grafton married Bette Jo Syttinger and Daniel J. Tomasheski at 1am October 16 in St Jude Church. Rev Fr Lawrence Finnert officiated as the bride, daughter of Mr Joseph Sitinger and Mrs Lucille Dring, wed son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tomasheski of Indian Hollow Rd. Grafton. Walter Stultz played organ. Christine Spra gue sang. The bride wore a lace deignet gown with a fitted bodice, scalloped neckline, tapered sleeves and five waistline. The bouffant five layers of ruffles edged with iridescent trim flowed into a chapel train. A couple.
Bethel Shrine held its stated meeting with Velma Taylor presiding and Dennis Britton acting officer serving pro tem for WOS Ed Taylor. A bake sale will accompany the next card party on December 12 while candidates petitions are due for the December 19 ceremonial. Refreshments were served by Marie Crowell, Ruby Fishburn, and Genevieve Hendrix.
Mr and Mrs Walter L Owen announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Jean to Jeffrey Burton Siglin son of Mr and Mrs Howard Siglin The couple met at Oberlin High School 1964 graduate Susan works at Lorain County Savings and Trust Oberlin branch He is a 1963 graduate and a tool and die apprentice at Empire Spring in Elyria The wedding is set for November 13 at the First Methodist Church Oberlin.
Mrs Victor Breitenstein chaired the Pioneer Department meeting at Monteith Hall as officers were introduced including vice chairman Mrs George Rubenson and secretary Mrs Jesse Peaberthy. Stated were treasurer Mrs F A Lawrence, program chair Mrs Clarence Ziemke, and ring lecture by Lila Black who explored rings wheels and circles as symbols of authority harmony and inner strength.
Studies in the Journal of Dentists for Children show many four year olds have decayed teeth even in upper middle and upper income families. Connecticut nursery exams reveal over half of the age four group affected while parents’ general education remains high in the United States. Mothers often do not know how many teeth children have or should have, or whether any are decayed.
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