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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1969
Page
6
A knitting guide highlights lacy shell stitches for a blouse and matching skirt in small, medium, and large sizes. Includes how to learn three basic stitches, neckline and cuffs, and care for a feminine pearled look. Also provides reader questions on darts and a three row vertical buttonhole technique.
Engagement notice for Dixie Lee Krueger daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Krueger of Avon Ohio to Edward A Oakes son of Mr and Mrs Carl Oakes. Krueger a 1966 Andrews School for Girls graduate working at Airborne Mfg. Oakes a 1960 Avon High School graduate and former US Army Korea veteran, machinist at General Motors Fisher Body. Ceremony planned for June 27 1970.
Readers inquire about honoring church soloists with gifts, hat etiquette at church and home receptions, and whether brides should display all gifts. Amy Vanderbilt clarifies fees, hat norms, and display practices in wedding etiquette.
A new portable car organizer secretary offers 17 interior storage compartments and a utility clipboard for notes, maps, toll and parking receipts. It aims to keep vehicles neat and organized for drivers.
Sandra Jane Wiegand and Richard Bernard Mraz Jr. announce their engagement and plan a June 20 wedding. Miss Wiegand is a 1965 Marion L. Steel High School graduate and a 1969 Bowling Green State University alumna teaching fifth grade at Lakeview Elementary in Lorain. Mraz, a 1965 Midview High School graduate, will earn an industrial relations degree from Kent State University in June.
Gabriella Darvasi and David Emery Gill wed October 18 at 5 p.m. in Lorain’s Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Officiant Bishop Edward Dumont. reception at Czarnecky Club. Bride, daughter of Emery Darvasi, works for American Optical. groom, son of Oscar Gill, with Elyria Police Dept. They reside at 122 Dilworth.
The article traces Halloween from Druids in Gaul and Britain to its Christian adaptation as All Hallows Eve in the 700s. It contrasts beliefs about cats and spirits with the shift to faith-led interpretation, noting the holiday’s evolution from fear to amusement and urging readers to recall that a cat may simply be a cat.
Capucci of Rome presented a dress collection featuring wool hose and opaque legs with casual looks. He favors bright colors that blend with costumes and predicts a warm, practical winter fashion season. Italy 69
Spaniards introduced oranges to the Americas beginning in Southern Asia and dating back to 2200 B C. Early explorers brought them to Florida between 1513 and 1565 as St. Augustine was founded. Orchards appeared in South Carolina before 1577 and California earned its start with San Diego Mission in 1769, with San Gabriel Mission planting 400 seedlings in 1804.
A new electric juicer squeezes fruit juice quickly with a quart size pitcher for families and a mini cup for a sip. It includes a strainer if you dislike pulp and all parts detach for easy washing.
Jacqueline Mae Webb and William Douglas Tallman exchange vows at First Baptist Church of LaGrange in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Hakill and Rev. Helmick. The bride, daughter of Faustine Webb, is given in marriage by her uncle James Nester. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Tallman. Reception follows at Keystone High School cafeteria. The bride is a Keystone High senior. groom is a Keystone graduate (1955) and Air Force veteran. They plan a southern states wedding trip and will reside on RD 1 Webster Hill, LaGrange. Also notes Halloween safety tips and fall furniture trends emphasizing comfort and durability.
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