Social Party At St Teresa On Harris Road
Social event at St Teresa on Harris Road Shefield Lake opens 7 p m with regular party at 8 p m inviting community attendees to join event in the evening hours.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1962
Page
5
Social event at St Teresa on Harris Road Shefield Lake opens 7 p m with regular party at 8 p m inviting community attendees to join event in the evening hours.
A lengthy advertisement advises secretaries to dress like a woman think like a man act like a lady and work like a dog. It promotes secretarial careers with education training and varying paths from college to on the job learning.
Molly McDonough married George Richard Newkome in a 11 am ceremony at St Mary Church officiated by Msgr Robert Bacher. The article details the bridal gown, attendants, mothers outfits, flowers, organist, singers, and etiquette questions about gloves and wraps for formal wear.
Mary Annette Green of Greene Iowa is engaged to John E Nagy Jr son of John E Nagy and Mrs Nagy of 793 North Abbe He attended Siena Heights College and the Air Force Academy He works as a chemist at Firestone Akron The couple plans a November 3 wedding in Ohio with a large reception and multiple showers hosted by friends and family.
The text notes that Mahammed is the most common name globally, with many spellings, and that in Britain the most common given name is John, with William being common before 1340.
CHICAGO UPI notes decorating a child's room requires storage and open play space. Tile floors add color and perceived space, a trundle bed frees daytime floor area, and double deck beds can split into two singles. Use safe, low-hindrance lighting and avoid easily knocked over lamps.
Monday events include VFW Junior Unit 1079 at Legion Home 7 p.m. United Polish Auxiliary at UP Clubrooms. Women of the Moose meet at Moose Hall with a time shown as p.m. Sweet Adelines perform at First Congregational Church at 8 p.m.
Fall clothing highlighted includes low waist dresses with pleated fans, shirt jumpers with hip sashes, and two piece ensembles. Paired with A line or matchbox skirts, these outfits emphasize clean lines and versatile separates for children.
Margaret Myers and Robert Nolan were married at 1:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Earl R. Henderson officiating. The couple, both Elyria area graduates, will reside on Adelbert Street. The ceremony, reception for 175 guests, and wedding party details are noted.
A company survey found husbands spend most on anniversary gifts averaging 17.99 dollars per gift, followed by birthday 14.94, wedding 11.44, and Christmas 11.38. Valentine’s Day gifts average 3.95 with candy as the main gift, and Mother's Day 7.99.
A local woman denounces a shop for stocking obscene books sparking controversy. She questions why she had not heard of the issue before and calls for action. The confrontation highlights concerns over local literary offerings and community standards.
Patricia Glynn advises transitioning from summer to fall beauty routines. She suggests lighter makeup base and powder for fading sun tan, extra moisture for dry skin, bleaching freckles with lemon juice, and adjusting hair care with professional styling, brushing, regular shampooing, and proper conditioning.
Simple project ideas use small foil pans as hat bases. Punch holes for chin straps, thread elastic, and decorate with tape colored paper and old costume pieces. Stencils and extra scraps can add flair for a playful craft activity.
Alumni Association family picnic at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Oberlin Day Camp on Baird Road north of Rt 20. New officers and the executive board will be introduced.
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