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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1959
Page
3
Excerpt reflects on brothers in a family with four sisters, detailing twin brothers and a dark haired sibling. The narrator recalls pranks, rivalries, and affection, including a doll-advancing game, a truant but loving big brother figure, and shared childhood explorations with a mechanical, inventive brother who mentored the author in music and nature.
Russell Cook, UN European office chief, visiting Miss Margaret Edwards, lauds the International School in Geneva as fostering world understanding. The school serves 1200 students from 55 nationalities, with about 400 American children of UN staff and affiliates. It aims to teach global knowledge and solidarity, allowing cultural exchange and reduced bias in a diverse setting. Cook hopes private support will sustain the school’s work and its tuition around 600 dollars per year per student.
About 400 guests attended the afternoon reception at Goenna Inn after the Wellington Methodist Church ceremony. The bride Melinda Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Murray, wore Swiss organdy with Chantilly lace. J. B. Huszti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Huszti, will teach at Bakersfield College. The couple plan to reside in Bakersfield California after a Westward wedding trip. The groom holds a Master of Music from Northwestern University 1958 and the bride is a Pi Beta Phi. she studied at Denison and Northwestern University.
Members and juniors of the Woman's Benefit Association attended a picnic served at 1 p.m. Mrs. Stephen Gach supervised juniors and oversaw activities. Prizes were awarded in contests and games provided entertainment for adults under Mrs. John's guidance. The next regular meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall.
The Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club sponsored nominating elections for 1959 61 at Cascade Park. Jean Moyes of Elyria Savings and Trust will be president with Martha Williams as vice president Sally Hildebrandt secretary and Virginia Towne treasurer.
Shrine groups hosted the Bethel Shrine and Auxiliary buffet picnic at El Rey Grotto Park with 63 members and families attending. Arthur Walker cochaired with multiple members assisting. games and prizes were awarded to several attendees. A separate Ladies Aid Society event at Coast Guard Park included 27 children in games and multiple prize winners. next gathering planned for September at IOOF Hall with details to be announced.
Marilyn Alice Fye and William Leonard Sell married at 6 p.m. yesterday in the Cathedral of Christ the King Atlanta officiated by Msgr. Joseph Cassidy. The couple honeymooned in Ponte Vedra Beach Florida.
Town Talk notes the McCrory family returning to Houses ton Texas after a 10 day visit with Mrs McCrorys parents the Johnsons. It also lists Randolph Macon College students receiving spring semester recognition and other local movements including European family reunions and a 61st birthday planned abroad.
Travel Topics promotes a Broadway package with top priced seats and chorus-beat shows plus parties luncheon fashion show and hotel near theaters. Tours run October 26 November ?, December 6 December 2 ?, February 14 March 20 and April ?, starting as low as 40.78. Call Fairfax 2-467 or visit Travelmart 37 Broad St, Etyris for details.
Ada Fenwick led the program at Officers Nicht of the Women of the Moose in Moose Hall. A Moose picnic is announced for tomorrow at Moose Lodge. Enrollment was led by Margaret Gard, junior regent, with games and prizes, and a birthday tureen supper planned for 6 30 p.m. to open the next meeting on August 27, with a business session at 8 p.m.
Miss Marjorie Leadbetter of Kipton will wed Richard Monroe Willbond of Oberlin on August 22 in the First Church Oberlin. The ceremony at 2 30 p m will be officiated by Rev William Hoge with Miss Marge Born as maid of honor and Miss Jane Ann Willbond as junior bridesmaid. Best man will be Paul Nickles. ushers Larry Leadbetter and David Willbond. Pre nuptial showers were hosted by local families.
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