Be Not So Technical The Piscolas Wed at Assumption Church
The wedding of Miss Patricia Mary Rakowski and Edward C. Piscola took place at Assumption Church in Cleveland with 225 guests expected at the reception. The couple will reside in Elyria after honeymooning in Michigan and Canada. Patricia is a Cosmetology graduate. Edward studied at Ohio University and works for Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Piscola
Assumption Church
Ear
Abby
Grafton
Mer Windhee Ake
Atricia Mary Rakowski
Beas
Andy
Edward F. Gackow
Ski
Stanley Rakowski
East 76Th St
Cleveland
Piscola
Rose Piscola
Center St
Gratton
Michigan
Canada
Elyria
Patricia Mary
Eas High School
Empire Junior
Hodge
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology
Midview
Ohio University
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Women's Activities News Notes by Winifred J Fay
A brief update from the Women's Activities column led by editor Winifred J Fay highlighting community events, club meetings, and social notices. The column sketches upcoming schedules, volunteer opportunities, and profiles of local women in civic groups.
Carole Ann Kistner Engaged to Roland Vollmer
The engagement of Carole Ann Kistner and Roland Charles Vollmer was announced. Carole Ann is the daughter of Mrs. Elmer A. Barnes and the late Charles A. Kistner of 47 Marseilles Ave. Roland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Vollmer of 107 Yunker Ct. The bride is a Elyria High School graduate, and Vollmer, a 1956 Elyria graduate, is a senior at Ohio University employed at Hendix-Wesinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company for the summer. Welding plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Ann
Kistner
Roland Charles Volmer
Miss Kistner
Elmer A. Barnes
Marseilles Ave
Charles A. Kistner
Mr. Vollmer
Charles A. Vollmer
Yunker Ct
Elyria High School
Vollmer
Ohio University
Hendix-Wesinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Afternoon Thoughts On Weddings And Knee Skirts
A jumble of wedding details and social notes describes a church ceremony for Barbara Ann Padhey and Daniel A. Padhey with family ties to Padley and Nagle. The page also contains Abby advice about blood tests for paternity and fashion critique on knee-length skirts reflecting midcentury trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Barbara Ann Landin
Daniel A. Padhey
Edward
Landin
Stoney Ridge Rd
Dior
Ivalor
Town Talk Weeklong Visits Shared by Local Families
Mr and Mrs Harry Garland left this morning for home after a week at Mrs John Garland s home East Ave Mr and Mrs Frank Wittenburg of Dayton are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Maurice Thatcher 338 Hawthorne St The Thought for the Day favors courage and faith reminding readers I will strengthen thee and help thee in Ely and St Petersburg Fla friends and relatives are mentioned at 444 Ohio St and 400 Beverage Hill Ave Pawtucket
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Garland
Beverage Hill Avenue
Pawtucket
John Garland
East Ave
Wirs
Frank Wittenburg
Dayton
Maurice Thatcher
Hawthorne St
Arthur Stewart
St. Petersburg
Fla
Elyyea
Thelria
Harley
Esther
Isaiah
Johnson
Ohio St
Calendar Events Monday Steady Climber Club Meets At State Street
Monday calendar listings feature Steady Climber Club with Mrs Grant Nobie at 812 State St at 8 pm Elyria Assembly 38 Rainbow for Girls meets at LO CF Hall at 7 pm United Polish Auxiliary at club Hal hosts 7 pm David J Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay at Grotto Hall 7 30 pm Knights of Columbus at council hall 8 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Nobie
State St
Elyria Assembly
Rainbow
Lo.c.f
United Polish Auxiliary
Hal
David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
Grotto Hall
Knights of Columbus
Council Hall
Parent notes on spoiling children and ageing views
A local column discusses parenting, frugality, and avoiding waste while sharing reflections on age and community. It cites Elyria residents Lynn Heinserling and Donna Bell Shaw as examples of locals with global experience. It notes Mr Shaw works with the International Cooperation Administration and will soon travel to Seoul Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria’ Lahtond
Lynn Ueinserling
Wie
Lynn
Associated Press
Elyrian
Donna Bell Shaw
W. F. Bell
Carroll
Longfellow Room Plan Stamp Hour For Reading Club
The Homer Price Summer Adventure Reading Club at Elyria Library ends with a Stamp Hour in the Longfellow Room at 3 20 p m Monday. George Metcalf, a library member with stamp collections, leads a program on Maps Of The World On Stamps. Open to all interested youngsters who bring stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Price
Longfellow Room
Elyria Library
George Metcalf
Rigra Library
Metcalf
Homer Prion
Jy En Thre
Li Ang
Reading Clit
Raising children and managing allowances in family guidance
A reader asks about child upbringing including feeding, allowances, and reactions to peers. The column advises parental responsibility lies with the parents, recommending patience, unity, and not giving in to a grandparent’s tactics, while noting typical peer dynamics as children grow into adolescence.
Descendants Gather for Garland Reunion at Oberlin Road
Thirty five attendees traced lineage to Alexander Garland at a reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones on Oberlin Road. Attendees included Henry Garland, Alee and John Garland families, Raymond Jones, Earl Jones, Hubert Jones, Kenneth Jones, Alfred Jones and their kin, Addison Meschke and son Larry, William Bockmore and others. Guests included Mrs Eva Washburn, Miss Barbara Reinhard of Amherst, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garland of Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Garland
Lee Jones
Oberlin Rd
Henry Garland
Alee Garland
John Garland
Raymond Jones
Earl Jones
Hubert Jones
Kenneth Jones
Alfred Jones
Addison Meschke
Larry
William Bockmore
Eva Washburn
Barbara Reinhard
Amherst
Harry Garland
Pawtucket
Juvenile Head Reports Royal Neighbor Picnic
Wilma Ehrat, juvenile director, reported on the By-County and Royal Neighbor Juvenile picnic at the Royall Neighbors of America meeting. She thanked adults for donations. Ruth A. Martin joined the group. Audit read by Laura Hughes. refreshments by Lou Bauer and Mrs. Hughes. No Aug 24 meeting due to vacation. next session Sept. 4 at the YW residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Ehrat
Royall Neighbors of America
Ruth A. Martin
Laura Hughes
Lou Bauer
Forry pins for securing plastic with rubber-tipped bobby pins
Use rubber-tipped bobby pins to hold plastic material in place as you sew on it. The tip grips the plastic to prevent slipping and creates a neat edge while stitching.
Women in science scarce despite talent says reader
Betty Raskin, head of Johns Hopkins plastics research, argues women are 8 percent of scientists though a third of workers. cites biases, marriage fears, and dropouts. The piece notes Soviet output of female engineers and calls for more public contact, summer work, and lectures to attract women to science. It also previews Kessel’s novels and biography, detailing his travels and career as a foreign correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Lou Raskin
Reader’s Digest
France
Paris
Moneys
Uists
Miss Raskin
Joseph Kessel
Argentina
Kessél
Europe
Russia
Kessel
Sorbonne
Siberia
New York
Vladivostok
Palestine
Casablanca-Dakar
Sanaa
Yemen
Also Mentioned on This Page
van Buren
Edward Piscola
Evelyn
Joyce Rakowski
Honor
Kenneth Wickner
Gerald Byczynski
Bill i Gudat
Winifred J. Fay
Carole Ann Kistner
Tadley
Robert Barmhart
Joseph Padley
South
John Bender
Lear Nagle
North Ridge
Ax Ushers
Ville
St. Peeters
Tie Kev
Miertin
Raymond Nerty
Barbara Anoasma
Barbara Ann Trew
Mrs. James
Padiey
Padley
Marion Padiey
Trew
Robert Barnart
John Crests
Shet- Render
Will
Elsie
Wini Fay
Shaws
Mexico City
Washington, D. C
Barbara A. Landin
D. A. Padley
Miss Ganz
Florida
Parent's Corner
Richmond Barbour
F.D
Decker
Jim Geimme
San Francisco
Calif
Oror
Merlo
Left
Hennethit Ladebir
Imodel
Tamara Ofan Francisco
Sheila
Henrietta
St. Teresa
Harris Rd
Sheffield Lake
WILMS
Ali
Ridge Road
Lorain CE
ERITH
Invalid Car Service
Fartax
Lorain
Cnurea
F-R.t
Garland
Forry
Hess and Hess Pharmacies
Cleveland Street
East Broad Street
U.S
Speaking of
Mary Flack
Soviet Union
East Africa
King
Patricia
Kenya Reserve
Bob's Carr
Nichols
Florist
Fairfax
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