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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1958
Page
4
Miss Martha Anne Glosser became the bride of James R. Pollock in a 7:30 p.m. candlelight ceremony at the First Congregational Church on Saturday. The couple plans to live at 1266 East Ave after September 1.
Miss Mary Bryant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Bryant plans an open church wedding to George G. Aldrich at 11 a.m. on Oct. 18. The bride, a Bowling Green alumna and Red Cross leader, is to wed Gerry Aldrich of Wellington, Ohio. Aldrich Lumber Company member is son of Mr. and Mrs. George Aldrich Sr. of 333 Herrick Ave East.
In 1958 hats emphasize forward bangs with back placement. Berets top the list, secured by antique hatpins at the crown. Evening wear features the monk's cap, worn simply or adorned with gemstone pins and veiling.
Amherst couple Donna Mae Thomas and Charles Russell Fashing wed at St John United Church of Christ in Amherst. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas, wore a white sheath dress with long net veil and carried a white orchid bouquet. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Fashing, is a Campana Construction Company employee. After marriage they will reside in Winter Park Florida.
Mary Ann Allen and Richard Reed Willis wed in a Saturday ceremony at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Earl Henderson officiating. The bride wore antique mist silk with seed pearl detailing and a matching headpiece. the couple honeymooned in the New England states and plan to reside in Cincinnati.
Betty Wells presents old fashioned pickle favorites with guidance on storage, brine strength, and aging to two months. The piece includes a beet and onion pickle recipe with quantities for cucumbers onions cider vinegar sugar mustards seeds turmeric celery seed cassia and spices, packed hot into sterilized jars.
Executive board of the Y M e g s met at Mrs. Alva Ladig s home in Lorain to announce the new slate. Joseph Simosewski is vice president. Merril treasurer. Mrs Harold Heathcote and Mrs William Gehrke are members at large. Mrs Melvin Vietton is Interclub Council representative. Committee chairmen were appointed and projects discussed. Final Little League budget read. league South Auxiliary moves. Plans for fall meeting at Holly Hall and minor league picnic outlined. Nominations for next year will be held.
The St Elizabeth Circle of St Vincent de Paul Church met at Mrs William Ivancic home on Dellifield Road with Mrs Andrew Trimmel as guest. Captain Mrs Michael Hoosech led a business session planning a sale for the next project. Prizes went to Mrs Theodore Bansek and Mrs Micheal Hoosech. dessert was served. The September meeting will be at Mrs Albert Katrick's home.
The fragment notes the death of Pitt y Poor Sputnik and mentions his comrade Leika wandering the frigid spaces as weary exiles. It rails against missing Roast Prime Ribs at Sterner's Isaly Store located at 529 Broad St Elyria Ohio.
A letter mixed with quotes to Dear Abby describes a neighbor visit after an engagement proposal causing conflict with the husband inviting guests without the wife’s consent. Abby advises a brief but firm talk to the husband to prevent repeating history and maintains focus on clear boundaries.
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