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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1965

Page

8

Dear Abby Advice Column Items From 60s Era Letters

A selection of Dear Abby excerpts covers topics of loneliness and companionship for an older widow, a long distance lover seeking divorce, dispute over a family Bible, and blush challenges. Each reader seeks guidance on morals, relationships, and personal limits, with Abby offering practical, sometimes blunt responses.

Engaged EDCHS graduates Shirley Kanuch and Charles Shuster

Shirley Ann Kanuch and Charles Shuster announce their engagement. Miss Kanuch, a 1965 Elyria Catholic High School graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Kanuch of Summer Set. He, a 1961 Elyria Catholic High School graduate, serves in the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Halsey and is stationed in San Diego, set to become petty officer third class in October. The couple plans a January 15 wedding at St. Mary Church at 11 a.m.

Shirley Ann Kanuch Charles Shuster Paul B. Kanuch R.D Summerset Shuster Walter Shuster Thirteenth St Kanuch Elyria District Catholic U. S. Navy Halsey San Diego Calif St. Mary Church

Style show and card party aids deaf in Elyria area

Quota Clubs sponsor a Wednesday style show and card party at the Holiday Inn on Route 57 to raise funds for hearing aids for deaf and hard of hearing adults and children. Co chairs are Mrs. Brkopiac, Mrs. Ehlert, and Mrs. Ewers with Elyria Quotarians Irene Miller, Bernice Abicht, and Ruth Smith helping. Viola Mueller serves as club president with Lily Lopatkovich in Lorain. Fashions by Georgia Huntington Inc Ted Jacobs Inc and Harrys Men’s Wear.

Elyria Lorain Holiday Inn At & P.m Aid To the Quota Clubs Michael Brkopiac John Ehlert Ray Ewers Elyria Quotarians Irene Miller Bernice Abicht Ruth Smith Viola Mueller Elyria Club Lily Lopatkovich Georgia Huntington, Inc Ted Jacobs, Inc Harry’s Men’s Wear Rt. 57 Elyria and Lorain Quota Clubs Richard Miller Martin Mueller Jr Arthur Lapp

Low Calorie Canned Consomme First Course

Chill one 10.42 ounce can of condensed consomme for about four hours until jelled. Divide into three 4 ounce glasses and layer with 14 to 18 cup chopped raw vegetables such as carrot celery cucumber radishes watercress and parsley. Top each with a spoonful salted whipped cream.

Cascade PTA Autumn Festival draws hundreds for family fun

Cascade Parent-Teacher Association hosted an autumn festival drawing about 800 parents and children for games movies awards and refreshments with a pony ride and live ponies. Organizers included Mrs H H Jones ways and means chairman Mrs Richard Hill PTA president and Don Mc Goughy.

Cascade Parent-Teacher Association H. H. Jones Ways and Means Richard Hill PTA Don McGoughy Cascade School

Snoble Sheppard vow sealed in Grafton wedding

Harriet Ellis Sheppard of 44 Lakeview Dr Grafton and Charles J Snoble of 165 Brentview Dr Grafton wed yesterday at First Methodist Church chapel in a 1 30 p m ceremony officiated by Dr Charles Hamilton. Attending were Numa Vidal and family with a reception for about 40 at 1046 Bell Ct. The bride, a former Midview High School teacher, and the groom, a local attorney, will reside at 44 Lakeview Dr after a California and Hawaii wedding trip. Out of town guests from Richmond Indiana and Miami Florida attended.

Harriet Ellis Sheppard Lakeview Dr Grafton Charles J. Snoble Brentview Dr First Methodist Church Charles Hamilton Numa Vidal Bell Ct Carrie Snoble Robert Mansfield Midview High School California Hawaii Snobles Arthur L. Ellis Richmond Ind Robert E. Ellis Vicki Kent Robert L. Lewis Bryce Miami

Weight not equal to obesity in nutrition science

Research by Clarence Cohn shows nibbling vs big meals shifts body makeup. On equal calories, big-meal eaters gain more fat while lean meat is preserved in nibblers. The piece explains body weight versus fat content and invites readers to request “EAT TO BUILD LEANNESS” from Ida Jean Kain.

Clarence Cohn Department of Nutritional Sciences Michael Reese Hospital Chicago Cohn Ida Jean Kain

Bottle brush boosts porch and furniture cleaning

Add a bottle brush to your equipment for washing porch garden and patio furniture. Dip into dense suds and coax dirt from cushions seams crevices plastic rope lacings webbings wicker and wrought iron. The congregation really ought to have a laugh this morning.

Anti-litter campaign urged for home areas

United Press International reports Keep America Beautiful official Allen H. Seed Jr. advises focusing on home zones such as basements, garages, sheds and yards to curb litter. He calls for a family meeting, education on dangers and a routine of daily policing and trash pickup.

New York UPI Allen H. Seed Jr National Tryon Seed Glass Container Manufacturers Institute U. S

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