Chronicle-Telegram report from Elyria dated September 11 1973
A Chronicle-Telegram item from Elyria Ohio dated September 11 1973 presents a brief news update. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate ongoing coverage of local events.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
2
A Chronicle-Telegram item from Elyria Ohio dated September 11 1973 presents a brief news update. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate ongoing coverage of local events.
Connie Jo Miller and William Dale Mc Murray wed Sept 7 at Emmanuel United Methodist Church Lorain Rev Grant Carothers officiated. Attendants included Cathy Bomback maid of honor and Bruce Rausher best man, with reception at Italian American Veterans Hall.
Health experts and nutritionists praise reduced meat intake as a health boon. A USDA survey shows Americans eat about 4.5 pounds of meat, fish or poultry weekly. They urge substituting plant proteins to cut cholesterol and heart attack risk, recommending low fat diets and broiled options.
A collection of letters from senior citizens across the country reveals varied concerns and coping strategies. Topics include staying active, volunteering, impotence, family strain, aging pride, and humorous self reflections from individuals in Florida, Philadelphia, Encino, Orlando, Phoenix, Johnson City, and Seattle.
Design Works of Bedford Stuyvesant, founded in 1967, moves its African inspired textiles into national reach as Martex will carry the line at Hudson's in Detroit. The project aims to blend Bakuba cloth tradition with mass market home furnishings, creating jobs for about 55 local workers.
Community groups announce meetings and activities at the YWCA Golden Crescent Fagles Hall Carrabine Hall and Eastgate PTA. events include beginner square dancing lessons golf outing potluck and booster club meetings with times and contact names. Participants urged to bring supplies and RSVP as noted.
Kathryn A Seely and Keith R Longbrake announce their engagement following the late Carl Seely. Kathryn a Keystone High School 1972 graduate and Beeline demonstrator. Keith a Morton Building Company employee. The wedding is planned for November 17 at LaGrange United Methodist Church.
The Odrimex Plan advertises weight loss without drugs or dieting, claiming thousands nationwide have used it for 14 years. It is sold as a supplement named Odrimex with regular and economy sizes and offers a money back guarantee if no results.
Regina Lorraine Mokosh and Keith Alan Pinkham exchanged vows at Grace United Methodist Church Vermilion with Rev. Ronald Opfer officiating at 6 p.m. The couple will reside at 11942 Cascade Street. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Mokosh. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pinkham. Reception followed at Am-Vets Hall Vermilion.
In Morehead Kentucky campers learn through outdoor activities at Camp Greenbrier. Heide Miller explains the program uses hikes tents and cooking to rebuild mental health. Staff report progress as children set goals complete chores and face consequences.
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