Elyria Chronicle Telegram Item Dated September 26 1969
A fragment from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Friday September 26 1969 provides a brief local newspaper item. It shows the era’s era voice and community focus with limited readable detail.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1969
Page
4
A fragment from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Friday September 26 1969 provides a brief local newspaper item. It shows the era’s era voice and community focus with limited readable detail.
Carol Lynn Updike and Martin Raymond Dougherty were married September 20 at Fairchild Chapel Oberlin with Rev. Alan Campbell officiating. The couple and families hosted a family dinner at Oberlin Inn and a reception at the bride’s home after the service.
The Child Study Association of America publishes a revised edition of When Children Ask About Sex to reinforce that a child's sexual development is part of total growth. James Ottenberg, executive director, stresses honest age appropriate answers and parental moral guidance. The booklet, 50 cents, argues parents should stay informed amid mass media openness and schoolroom education.
Patricia Ellen Stirzaker and James William Zeck wed in a 6:30 PM Sept 19 ceremony at St Mary Church officiated by Rev. Joseph J. Lang. Maid of honor Mary Ann Stirzaker. best man Thomas Zeck. reception at Weathervane Club. couple to reside in Berea after Bermuda honeymoon at Princess Hotel.
American blue cheese intake has risen from 3 million pounds in 1939 to over 15 million pounds today. The characteristic blue streaks come from penicillium roqueforti. Also tips warn: cut cooking time for meat loaf and bake in a 9 inch pan, flat layer or muffin cups instead of one large loaf.
Reader questions about whether to send written notes after get well cards or family hospitality. Advice favors a warm note or brief spoken thanks within days, with a telephone call for longer visits. Use informal notes or cards sparingly and avoid relying on a generic thank you card.
Experts warn against using water on wood floors to avoid warping from seepage. Social notices list two events: St. Thomas School in Sheffield Lake hosts a Friday party with 7 to 8 pm schedules, and Moore Road Avon hosts an early bird social tonight.
Bonnie J. Work and Joseph R. Adamcek were married in a 2 p.m. ceremony at St. Vincent de Paul Church on September 20. The Rev. Charles H. Logue officiated. The newlyweds are residents of 2300 North Ridge Road with the groom’s parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Work.
Enzymes help break down soils in laundry products. Adamek, son of Mrs. Joseph Adamek, and Barbara Zvosec wed at Clearview High School connections with the May Company and Gregory Industries with a dinner at the church hall. The couple will reside at Lorain after a Montreal trip.
A reader asks about handling a comment after her husband becomes lodge president. Abby offers witty, firm replies about dig lines and loyalty. The page also covers a bridesmaid myth, staying faithful, a wife’s neglect, and gambling quirks with Abby’s standard guidance and mailing details.
The article explains maintenance for permanent air conditioner filters. Lift the filter, shake off dust onto paper, dip in suds, rinse and dry, then apply filter oil to improve dust trapping for future use.
Smaller canned hams up to 3 pounds require no refrigeration before opening. Larger hams must be kept in the refrigerator.
Frost cut rose sale prices listed as $4 a dozen and $2.50 per half dozen at Delamore's, 420 Lake. Church notices for the Church of Jesus Christ LDS (Mormon) dated September 26 and 17 are mentioned in the item.
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