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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1969
Page
2
Local Elyria edition dated September 25 1969 presents brief items from area events. Reflects community notices, sports snippets, and public notices typical of a midweek newspaper page.
Mrs Bonnie Early, patient in Elyria Memorial Hospital Room 565, cannot receive visitors. Culture Club meets Thursday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at Grace Hubbard's home 741 Washington Ave with Mrs Frank Wilcox presenting the club's history. Mr and Mrs Leland Grimes and Mrs Siggle Burdette of Charleston W Va were weekend guests at Amos Harbert's home 41637 Sst St.
American Legion Auxiliary Post 12 meets at the Legion Home at 8 pm with Ruth Adams presiding. Buckeye Girls State chair introduces attendees including Jackie Jones Christie Gollmar Elyria High School Luella Dohr Ridgeville High Becky Charnes Judy Janick Elyria Catholic High. Hostesses Cora Terrell Grace Keys. Also notes a Chillcothe veterans party attended by five local Auxiliary members and District 5 officials with refreshments and dancing.
The article notes pantsuits as a leading fall fashion trend with longer jackets and a covered, put-together look. It highlights the appeal of pants for comfort and versatility across ages, emphasizing jersey fabrics, bellows pockets, belts, and multiple components in modern ensembles.
New York fashion turns scarves into wall art and table accents. The guide explains framing or under glass display using double face tape and simple materials, allowing quick decor changes with printed scarves. It notes table setups and inexpensive glass options, while adding a quirky Lincoln chocolate nod from a nineteenth century cookbook.
A reader submits Abby notes about a 22 year old man dating a 16 year old daughter, a drive in incident with a 17 age admission policy, and a discussion on gender roles and dating norms. The column covers parental limits on Louise, a plea about paying dates, and calls for equal treatment of women in work and society.
Christine Lydia Bujack daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bujack of Kent and Charles J Coven son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Cowen wed in St Patrick s Church Kent Ohio. The bride attended Kent State University and Akron Law School. The couple plan a Wisconsin trip then reside at 406 East Oakland Ave Columbus.
John Kidwell new administrative director describes Lorain County Guidance Center’s expansion plans. The center will add full time staff including a psychologist and two social workers, with goals to recruit three more, a psychiatrist, and two more psychologists. The effort aims to expand school collaboration and broader county outreach while focusing on helping residents adjust to stress and remain in their homes.
The article outlines steps to improve posture and a graceful walk, advising knee, abdomen, and shoulder alignment and a book on the head test. It also cites a Des Moines study showing 53 percent of grocery purchases made by wives alone, 19 percent jointly, 22 percent by husbands, and 41 percent involvement by husbands in product selection.
A four year old with strong abilities panicked in a summer play group and may fear large groups. Parents should visit the school and introduce the child to the teacher before day one, explain they will be home waiting, and reassure that the unease should pass after the first day.
Genevieve tells Joan Rivers show she is addicted to chocolate and often eats a chocolate bar instead of dessert. The Evening Standard in London offers readers a direct line to write letters to the editor with on hand dictation experts and a reader call-in feature.
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