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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1968
Page
3
Abigail Van Buren answers a string of reader queries on compliments in marriage, hosting etiquette, suspicions about a fiancée, purse theft at a luncheon, and whether to inform a hostess about a loss. The column advises expressing concerns, confronting issues, and telling the hostess about the missing money.
A guide to fast sewing projects with minimal seams and simple designs. It suggests choosing quick wearables such as dirndl skirts, shifts, or tent dresses, emphasizes careful cutting on the pattern line, and notes methods like tailor tacks tracing wheels pins and chalk for marking.
Readers report that dividing daily calories into five or six small meals helps weight loss by preventing hunger between meals. Studies in Lancet show higher meal frequency links to lower heart disease risk in older men, while other research notes lower cholesterol. Josephine Lowman offers a Stay-At-Weight leaflet via The Chronicle Telegram in Des Moines Iowa.
A student describes clever cheating in school with notes hidden in a girl's skirt lining and notes written on her thigh and in a pocket book. The student suggests other pupils devise similar schemes to avoid studying. The teacher is addressed as Mrs Schraub and asked for guidance.
Paris fashion notes from UPI describe belt trends with Yves St. Laurent leading a belt revival. Designers Courreges Cardin and Feraud favor wide belts while Dior features subtle belt embroidery. Cardin shows stainless steel buckles and Balmain pairs leather midriffs with fur.
A warm fruit sauce uses cling peach slices simmered with equal parts California Port wine and currant jelly. Add a dash of lemon juice and cinnamon, then serve warm over angel food cake or vanilla ice cream.
Use 75 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit to ripen peaches. Move ripe fruit to the refrigerator and consume the ripest first.
Mr and Mrs Alvin W Sauer announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Jean to Ralph E Culliton son of Mr and Mrs Howard L Adams The couple plan a November wedding Carol is a 1964 Keystone High School graduate employed at Ternstedt GM Elyria Ralph graduated Ridgeville High School in 1963 earned a GM Institute bachelor in engineering in July and is employed at Ternstedt GM Pars.
Peaches are picked firm for long shipping. In markets choose peaches with creamy or yellow background, plump smooth skin and a red blush. Avoid bruised fruit and note that decay shows as brown spots spreading quickly.
Mr and Mrs William J Barber of Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Hall Barber to James Frederick Owen son of Mr and Mrs Paul H Owen of Terrace Road East Cleveland The couple plan a wedding in the future Barber is a Hood College junior in Frederick Maryland and Owen a University of Rochester junior and member of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity.
The article highlights lining fashion for interior wear and outer coats, featuring tunic linings with Abstract to Aztec patterns and new checks and stripes for fall and winter. A Textile Dye Institute tip urges buyers to choose quality dyed fabrics for lasting color.
Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria dated Tuesday September 18 1965 notes local events and notices typical of a midweek paper including community updates and brief regional notices.
Community notices list events at Elyria District Catholic High School cafeteria 3 PM, St Jude Carrabine Hall 8 PM, First Baptist WMS 6 PM, American Legion Auxiliary post home 5 PM, Daughters of America 345 434 Woodbury St 7 30 PM, Losing Lassies TOPS Sears Roebucks auditorium 7 PM, Mu Sigma BSP Henry Hess 3 PM, St Marvy PTA school cafeteria 8 30 PM, Lake Erie Gem and Geologic Society Peoples Bank community room Obersin 8 PM film, St John Lutheran Ladies Guild church 6 PM.
Canned cling peaches prove versatile for dessert and company dishes. They taste good chilled or heated, and pair well with whipped cream. Flavor ideas include coconut, orange or lime zest, candied ginger, or grated chocolate.
A recipe suggests dairy sour cream with lemon juice as a dressing for fruit cocktail and bananas served on iceberg lettuce, topped with baked coconut. A psychologist notes men are loosening up about grooming and that sideburns resemble growing feathers.
Researchers say exhaust and fumes from polluted air irritate eyes causing soreness and fatigue. A nationwide survey ranks eye irritation second only to coughing among pollution related symptoms seen by doctors. Eye drops may relieve the smarting caused by impure air.
A recipe note describes adding ham bits to waffle batter. Serve crisp ham waffles with canned cling peach halves sprinkled with ground cloves and cinnamon, then broil about five minutes until piping hot.
Sears announces a ten week Fall Knitting School starting the week of September 23 at Sears Midway. Beginners course is free and includes make and take projects, with classes morning afternoon and evening. Reservations encouraged by contacting Millie Peres at 324-2511.
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