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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1961
Page
8
A mother asks how to help a poor reader ninth grader fall in love with reading. The advice suggests using comic books to spark interest, joining a summer reading club, and letting nature take its course then gradually introducing easier material.
Lorain resident Miss Eva Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan of 4921 Hardegan St Indianapolis Indiana is engaged to Dale Fazekas son of Mr and Mrs James Fazekas of 800 West 22nd St The 1955 South Port High School graduate and secretary at Farm Bureau Insurance and Fazekas a Lorain High School 1931 graduate and Ohio University alumnus with a Phi Delta Theta fraternity membership is a sales representative for Ingersoll Rand Co Indianapolis They will exchange vows on November 11.
Neva Gael Sharpe wed Edward A. Brandon at Calvary Methodist Church Martinsburg W Va Rev William W Beale officiated The bride daughter of Dr and Mrs Teodore L Sharpe wore a net organza gown with pearl embroidery and a two tier veil They planned a New England trip and will reside in Lorain Ohio with Brandon employed by Lorain Telephone Co and a Kent State and Ohio Wesleyan grad The ceremony drew guests from multiple states and abroad
Washington reports plentiful fresh fruit and vegetables including watermelons cantaloupes lemons nectarines peaches grapes and blueberries. Meat lines highlight beef turkey broiled fryers lamb roasts and chops with poultry tops. Scallop festival signals abundant seafood with fish sticks tuna and shellfish.
The Garden Y's host a 9:30 a.m. Monday workshop at Mrs. Walter Hess's Calam Drive with sandwiches provided. Canasta-Etettes report anniversary gifts and a September luncheon, with prizes awarded to three members. KKG Plans Picnic for Aug 25 at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs. Chesrown's Park Avenue home. husbands invited. group updates yearbooks.
New York fashion notes for fall feature teen girls in bright tartan plaids. Models wear pleated skirts resembling kilts, short cardigans, and long plaid stoles with bold yellow and red contrasts for a vivid, authentic Highland look.
Engagements announced for Carole Berger and Jeanne Betts with fiances Larry Betts and Leonard Boey. Miss Berger is a 1961 Columbia High School graduate in the top ten percent and National Honor Society member. Miss Betts, a 1958 Columbia graduate, will be a Baldwin Wallace senior majoring in music education. Boey serves in the U S Army at Fort Knox while Betts works at United Airlines in Cleveland. No wedding date set.
After the final round tomorrow a 1961 SVCC Women’s Association champion will be announced. Mrs. Jay Jursinski and Mrs. Chester Powers chair the event to crown the winner after a punch bowl at 1 30 p.m. A buffet lunch begins at 2 p.m. Reservations close at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Open to members and guests, attendees may follow golfers in the morning on the course.
Store bathing caps gloves and other rubber articles wash and dry them thoroughly then dust with powder to keep them fresh bright and soft for the next wearing. A correction notice appears amid outdoor living tips noting flies and pests.
The Rev Don ald Matheny will officiate at the wedding of Miss Mary Lou Moore and Raymond Dye August 26 at 8 p m at the Moore home. Miss Moore is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Moore and Mr Dye is the son of Mrs John Klipstien of Sullivan. Ruth Ann Avey of Hamilton will be the maid of honor with Phil Jewett as best man. A reception will follow at the Moore residence.
Donald J Huttinger and Jeannine C Slack wed in the Church of the Nazarene as Rev J E Hanson officiated at 9 13 am The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Michigan The bride is the daughter of Mrs Harry Rankin and the groom is the son of Henry Huttinger The bride wore a teal blue silk sheath with a pleated bodice and scalloped neckline The matron of honor and best man were Mrs Jack Greer and Jack Greer The couple will travel in a black checked ensemble for their departure and the bride is a YWCA aide and Elyria High School alumna The groom attended Valley High School and works for Ridge Tool Company
Dear Abby columns discuss youths marriage norms and emotional maturity while a reader asks about responding to nine baby announcements and gifts. The piece also includes a 16 year old romance with parental age concerns and debt from gift purchases.
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