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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1958

Page

3

Former Lorain Girl Weds Lawyer in Colorado Affair

Marlene Miller, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muller of Lorain, married Frank Spiecker in The Methodist Church Grand Junction Colo. The Rev. George Berry officiated. The couple will live at 461 Kennedy Ave Grand Junction. After a reception for 100 at Rockcliff Country Club they left for a wedding trip to Mexico. Marlene is a nurse at the VA Hospital in Grand Junction. Spiecker holds degrees from South Dakota University and Colorado University and practices law in Grand Junction.

Lorain Colorado Frank Spiecker Mexico Methodist Church Grand Junction Colo Marlene Miller Jack Muller Spiecker Carl V. Spiecker Sioux City Iowa George Berry Marlene Kennedy Ave M. B. Johnson School of Nursing Veterans Administration Hospital Toom South Dakota University Colorado University

Strangers at the Dance Raise Question of Familiarity

Dear Abby explains that a man who meets a woman at a nightclub and asks to dance with her partner is a stranger, even if he is introduced. The wife dances with strangers, who may be courteous or friendly but remain strangers. A separate letter condemns a male critic who equates birth to animals, noting the nobility of motherhood.

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Air Force recruit born at Lockbourne base hospital

Walter Guy Steingass, a red haired blue eyed newborn weighing 20 pounds, is anticipated to join the U S Air Force like his father Arc Roland Steingass of LaGrange. He is the son of Mary Ann Valach and the late father’s family includes grandparents John Valach Sr and Lucille Steingass. Prior to enlisting the father lived with sister Marian Adams and her husband Doc Adams in LaGrange.

AIR Force Lockbourne Air Force Base Hospital Columbus Walter Guy Steingass Daddy Arc Roland Steingass LaGrange Colonel Mary Ann Valach Guy John Valach Cleveland St Lucille Steingass Broadview Rd Cleveland U. S. Air Force Marian Doc Adams South Center St

Calendar of Events for Lorain County

Lorain County events list includes First Congregational Church 815 p.m. Golden Age Club Holly Hall 116 p.m. Women of the Moose Moosel Hall 8 p.m. Knights of Columbus Council Hall 8 30 p.m. King Solomon Lodge 56 F and JAM Grotto Hall 7 30. United Polish Auxiliary United Polish Rooms p.m.

Lorain County First Congregational Church Holly Hall Women of the Moose Moosel Hall Knights of Columbus Council King Solomon Lodge Grotto Hall United Polish United Polish Rooms

Faulkner Views Plow as Villain of World Agriculture

Elyria author Edward H Faulkner argues in Plowman s Folly that the mold board plow harms agricultural progress. He predicts official endorsement of his critique will drive drastic reform across U S farming methods, with broader effects on food production and policy.

Edward H. Faulkner Elylyria Manhene New York UPI Pregano Faulkner

Living room color ideas mix pale walls with sandy beige

An article guides T. on avoiding monotony with paint by coordinating wall colors to furnishings. It highlights using sandy beige on one wall oyster tones elsewhere and pale citron molding to echo upholstery, plus notes on temporary mismatches and justified changes.

Wedding of Phyllis M Coghlan and Thomas A Murray

White gladioli and mums decorate St. Agnes Church for the 10 o'clock ceremony. Miss Coghlan and Mr. Murray exchange vows before Rev. Otis Winchester. Reception planned for St John Hall with classmates hosting.

St. Agnes Church Phyllis M. Coghlan Thomas A. Murray Otis Winchester

Anniversary Tales and Weather Mark Elyria's 15th Celebration

The Elyria anniversary week featured a cake baking contest judged by T with 60 cake samples revealing rich frostings and inventive decorations. Weather notes recall the Black River overflow while residents celebrate bonding over town history and local authors and a Cascade Park guided tour.

Vanderbilt Says A Smile Is Sufficient Dear Miss

A reader from Texas asks if secretaries must acknowledge every “thank you” and whether giving Christmas presents to bosses is appropriate. The columnist advises against such gifts, noting embarrassment, and suggests practical private-office gifts like dictionaries or reference books if a gift is needed, stressing not to overspend.

Vanderbilt Birst San Antonio Tex Pratefus

Shower Honors Shirley Jones Bride-To-Be

A bridal shower for Shirley Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Jonas was hosted by Mrs Rea Ritter and Miss Marjorie Sauffier at the Sauffier home on Grafton Rd. Games and prizes were enjoyed and fur kitten décor featured on the refreshment table.

J Shirley Jones Andrew Jonas Hope Ct Rea Ritter Marjorie Sauffier Sauffier Grafton Rd Miss Ones Arthur Bart Naen Bartzen San Angelo Texas Vihe St. Louis Institute Elon Jones

Lois Mills and Ted Lissauer wed at Baltimore cathedral

Lois Gerlaugh Mills exchanged nuptial vows with Ted Lissauer at 2:30 PM in the Episcopal Cathedral Church of the Incarnation Baltimore. The bride wore a pale yellow ballgown with an elbow length veil, and the reception followed with about 75 attendees. The couple will reside in Baltimore and the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mills and the late Mr. Mills.

Episcopal Cathedral Church of the Incarnation Baltimore Lois Gerlaugh Mills Ted Lissaner John N. Peabody FO Mills Mr. Mills Lissauer Arthur W. Lissauer Louisville, Iy Winter Park Fla Arthur Wolissauer Hes Na Clinton Macsharry Ralph RB. Stephens Haritoraleon

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