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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
8
Local brief from Ohio dated Monday October 28 reports short items across the Chronicle-Telegram page. Reads as a compact digest of municipal notes, regional updates, and minor notices with people and places unnamed in this OCR fragment.
A reader from Dubuque asks if women lawyers should be addressed as Miss Mrs or Esquire and notes editorial use of a fictitious name Muriel E Ryan Esq. The letter argues lawyers deserve titles while male lawyers are treated differently.
A brief wedding notice reports Judith Abend marrying Theodore R Fetzer. The data notes the couple and venue details as per the newspaper’s society column style.
Judith Abend and Theo Fetzer married Oct. 19 at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Valley City. The bride, a 1962 Buckeye High School graduate, wore a gown of lace and peau de soie with satin bodice. Attendants included Belinda Cather and Jane Gunckelman. The couple will reside at Homerville, Michigan.
Linda Rose Searles and John M Hurst wed in a 7:30 pm double ring ceremony at First Baptist Wellington Church. Rev Kenneth Nelson officiated as bridesmaids and relatives paraded in lace gowns with floral accents, followed by a 200 guest reception. The couple will reside in West Ro. after Hurst’s service in the Air Force.
An article notes the rise of stretch fabrics and garments in fashion, highlighting stretch in uniforms shirts and accessories. It discusses designers and manufacturers experimenting with yarns and fabrics and mentions public programs and events listing PTA meetings and community groups alongside the fashion piece.
A junior girl asks if she should confide in a family friend about adult topics. Abby warns against such relationships and urges keeping distance, advising parents as the proper confidants and emphasizing healthy boundaries. The column includes a meal recipe section and a bridal shower notice.
A cluttered town page blends a Dear Abby letter about busy newlyweds rushing thank you notes with wedding memories and recipes. It lists upcoming community events from dessert card parties to district conventions, plus cooking steps for a beet butter sauce and yield details.
The Dames of Malta plan a rummage sale starting November 1 at 9 am in the 425 Second St IOOF hall. Volunteers Lena Strickler and Harriet Childs can arrange rummage contributions. A public card party follows November 13 at 6 pm in the 100F hall, with preparations led by committees and a Protectors Assembly installation in Cleveland.
Cabbage medley combines cup onions, chopped green pepper, and diced tomatoes with shredded cabbage. Brown onions in butter, add green pepper and tomatoes, then sauté with cabbage for a simple skillet dish.
A Merchandise Social Party is scheduled Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall on Abbe Road in Sheffield. The event opens at 1 p.m.
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