Community events list for Elyria area calendar
A long list of local organization meetings and programs scheduled for the evening, including Lake Erie Gem and Geologic Society at Oberlin, Ki Queens at Smith Hall Elyria Methodist Home, Holly League spring dinner at Stouffer's Westlake, Maplewood PTA, La Leche League, Catholic Daughters Elyria Court 364, First Baptist WMS, LPNAC Cancer Center, Daughters of America 335, Losing Lassies TOPS at Sears Roebuck, American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12, Circle 2 St Paul UCC, Unified Church of Christ, Ladies Home League at Salvation Army, Jaycee-ettes Jaycee Hall, Elyria Woman's Club luncheon at Monteith Hall, Air Force Mothers, Elyria Tip TOPS at Columbia Gas, Dames of Malta IOOF Hall, First Methodist Church Martha Circle book review, Cosomopolitan Club Holly Hall, Culture Club at 717 Washington Ave, St John Lutheran Ladies Aid, Two O Clock Club YWCA residence, Roosevelt PTA gym, Three Stops Columbia Gas auditorium.
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Lake Erie
Elyria
Carrabine Hall
First Baptist
LPNAC
Daughters of America
Woodbury St
Sears Roebuck
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Post Home
John Haldeman
Miami
Ladies Home League of
First Methodist Church
Martha Circle
George Brian
Robert Lane
Holly
When Flowers Arrive Too Late For Funeral Etiquette
A reader asks how to handle a charity gift notice placed on funeral flowers after cancellation is no longer possible. Amy Vanderbilt advises explaining to the family there was no time to cancel and notes most flowers are appreciated. cards should be removed at the funeral.
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Miss Vanderbilt
R.T
Denver
Colorado
Fresh daisy prints and funeral flower etiquette tips
The column discusses resilient daisy fabric designs in shirts sheets and linens and notes a new strong packing tape. It includes a reader question on how to address married couples in letters and observes varying funeral flower customs among Jewish Catholic and Episcopal rites.
Judith Vasey and Steven Hasko wed in Shadyside Ohio
Judith Christina Vasey and Steven Hasko were married Saturday in Shadyside Ohio at the Church of the Nazarene with Rev Leo Haste officiating at 6 30 pm. The bride is the daughter of Rawling Vasey and the late Mrs Vasey. The groom is the son of Mrs John Hasko. A 7 30 reception followed in American Legion Hall. The couple will reside at 617 Cleveland Street after a wedding trip to El Monte California.
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Judith Christina Vasey
Steven Hasko
Shadyside
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Leo Haste
Mrs. Rawling Vasey
Rt. 2
Mr. Hasko
John Hasko
Third Street
Ney
Peter Rumskey
Margaret Jean Krueck
Raymond J. Krueck
James Hasko
James Braden
American Legion Hall
el Monte
Calif
Hasko
Cleveland St
Clearview graduates engage Bonnie Work to Joseph Adamecek
Mr and Mrs Floyd W Work announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie J Work to Joseph R Adamecek son of Mrs Joseph S Adamecek and the late Mr Adamecek. Bonnie is a Clearview High School graduate and Lorain Business College attendee employed by The May Co. Joseph is a Clearview High School graduate who served in the U S Army and works for Gregory Industries. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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the Bride
Bellaire High School
Olan Mills Studio
Hasko
Elyria High School
U.S. Air Force
Servomation Ware Co
Floyd W. Work
North Ridge Rd
Bonnie J
Joseph R. Adamecek
Joseph S. Adamcek
Clinton Ave
Lorain
Adamcek
Miss Work
Clearview High School
Lorain Business College
The
May Co
U.S. Army
Gregory Industries
Catholic Daughters Schedule Meetings and Events this Spring
Catholic Daughters hold an 8 pm meeting at Carrabine Hall on Poplar Street with Easter candy pickup led by Mrs. Hector Siat. A Communion Breakfast is set for May 5 at 9 am in St. Jude Church followed by breakfast at 10 15 am at the Americ In. Seventeen members will receive 25 year pins as the district deputy Bernice Kilcoyne attends. On April 16 they host National Council of Catholic Women with benediction at 12 30 pm and a tea chaired by Mrs. Stanley Madhock featuring a film Early Elyria and program chair Mrs. Levi Wilder. Refreshments by a committee including Mrs. Tierney Brosky Gibbons Uhick Kenny Hogan Horan Ho man and Rose Cerra. Thomas Peters will speak May 14. More women's news in The Chronicle Telegram.
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Hector Siat
St. Jude Church
Americana Inn
Bernice Kilcoyne
National Council of Catholic Women
Stanley Madhock
Elyria
Levi Wilder
John Tierney
George Brosky
Ralph Gibbons
Edward Uhick
Edward Kenny
Robert Hogan
Richard Horan
Bernard Hohman
Rose Cerra
Sonrisa Club Elects Officers for 29th Anniversary Year
Mrs. Fred Avery was chosen president by Sonrisa Club at Holly Hall last week. Officers include Mrs. Harold La Vine vice president and program chair, Lydia Rosencranz secretary, Mrs. Harry Gorski treasurer, and Ethel Mittler and Mrs. John Skle nar as representatives. Easter cookies baked by members for Green Acres Children's Home Oberlin mark the year’s community project. The 29th anniversary will be celebrated May 9 with a dinner at the Attic in Higbee's Midway Mall, followed by a theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Avery
Sonrisa Club
Holly Hall
Harold LaVine
Lydia Rosencranz
Harry Gorski
Ethel Mittler
John Sklenar
Sonrisa
Green Acres Children's
Oberlin
Attic
Higbee’s
Midway Mall
Should Four Year Olds See Cat Births
Dear Abby responds to readers about whether children should witness a cat giving birth. She warns that observing can frighten the mother cat and lead to neglected newborns, suggesting alternatives such as a farmer inviting a watcher or explaining natural birth with privacy. The column notes differing opinions from readers who advocate watching and from those who favor avoiding it, ending with Abby inviting letters for further guidance.
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Abby
United States
Too bad Twiggy follows fashion notes from journals
A UPI dispatch notes an editorial in The British Medical Journal comparing Twiggy to Nerine and other fashion figures. It mentions a perception of top-heavy profiles and notes size observations. It also recalls the first oil well being drilled at Titusville, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Renier
United States
Titusville
Convert a Meat Baster into a Plant Watering Tool
A kitchen baster can be repurposed to water small plants with delicate leaves like African violets. Squeeze to draw water, then gently release to deliver a controlled droplet flow, minimizing splashes on walls and wall planters.
Indians Open Season at Cleveland Municipal Stadium
On April 11 the Cleveland Indians start this season with the opening home game at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Sears-Midway handles ticket sales for all Tribe home games via the Cashier's Office on the Upper Level. Call or stop by and say charge it to select game dates, aiming for a World Series in 68.
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Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Sears-Midway
Tribe
Cosmetic Department adds Myra Carter as permanent staff
In our Cosmetic Department Miss Myra Carter a licensed cosmetologist and hair care specialist becomes a permanent resident starting Thursday April 11. She will offer a complimentary facial analysis skin typing and a complete makeup lesson Tuesday through Saturday weekly through Easter with Easter Bunnies visiting Sears Midway Friday April 12 and Saturday April 13. Mrs Ellen Hunt sewing instructor has recovered and returns details at 324 2411 Ext 420 for adult and teen classes. Gray remains a key color for Spring Summer and Fall with a status dress of gray crepe. Happy Easter to all.
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Myra Carter
Miss Carter
Sears
Ellen Hunt
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St. Paul
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Lake Ave
Amy Vanderbilt
Frank E. Campbell
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Joyce Vincent
Rudy Mokros
Robert Straka
Robert Pit
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Fagus
Clearview
Poplar Street
Thomas Peters
Chronicle-Telegram
Abigail van Buren
M. and
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Cal
Hoehert
Eatra
Terry
Oberlin Inn Dining Room
Oberlin, Ohno
WM. I. Kennedy
Elyria Academy of Beauty
St. Elyria
Sears Midway
Myra
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Etoria
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