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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1961
Page
7
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A father recalls his two year old Margie demanding "Read a torrey" and his four year old Tom begging for one more reading. He muses that if the older Speech I class could see him now, his audience would be a pair of eager children.
Mrs Susanna Beattie, Elyria, returns from a six day tour of Ireland. She visited Belfast and Derby England, kissed the stone at Blarney Castle, rode in a jaunting car at Killarney, and sailed over the Lakes of Killarney on an Atlantic crossing. She celebrated her father’s 90th birthday on April 5 and brought back Irish imports including wearing the green phrases, a Belleek vase, sweaters, and a cottage shaped music box.
Merry Wives Club gathered at Mrs. Henry Jalowiec home in North Ridgeville to discuss podiatry and its daily use and to review family camping topics. Prizes were awarded in Michigan poker to Mrs. Lauck, Mrs. Sperry, and Mrs. Baidaut, with a dessert course served. future meetings planned at Mrs. Sperry residence in Grafton.
Beverly M Fillmore and William L Petch exchanged vows August 12 at 1 30 pm in Columbia Methodist Church with Rev Henry Haipoak officiating. The bride daughter of Mrs Clarence Fillmore and the bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Petch, the ceremony featured gladioli decorations and a nylon chiffon gown. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon after a reception for about 150 at the church. The bride teaches at Columbia School and the groom works at Petch Greenhouse. both are Columbia High School alumni.
Miss Irene Marlena Dean became Mrs Jon E Wing this afternoon at 2 at Grace Lutheran Church. The Rev W W Walker officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Dean, wore a Chantilly lace gown with satin and seed pearl detailing, carrying a cascade of white chrysanthemums and pompons with an orchid. Her attendants included maid of honor Shirley Klein and bridesmaids Jean Pasenow. flower girls Linda and Christina Dean. Best man was Robert Kiser of Lorain. ushers Jack Dean and Brice Williams. ring bearer Guy Dean. A reception followed at the bride’s grandmother’s home. The couple will reside at 1901 West Ave. The bride is a Grace Lutheran member. the groom, Elyria High School graduate, works at Lear Romeo Division.
Miss Barbara Ann Billman and William Lederman wed at the Cathedral of the Air U S Navy station Lakehurst New Jersey at 4 30 pm July 28 Chaplain Lloyd W Leiien Jr officiated They reside at Building 168 naval air station Lakehurst The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron L Billman of 79 East River St and the groom son of Mrs Harold I Lederman of Glen Cove New York The bride wore a white Navy dress uniform and carried daisies Judy Billman was maid of honor with sisters Betty Billman Louise Billman and Lynn Beth Lederman as bridesmaids The groom was best man with groomsmen Jeffrey McClelland Ken Bowden and Bill Ponder About 15 attended a family dinner at Ocean Park Inn Lakewood NJ They traveled to Washington DC for their wedding trip The bride a 4 Wave and aerographers school student is a First Congregational Church member The groom a Navy member and Glen Cove High School graduate attended State University Long Island The couple were joined by relatives Robert McKinney and others from Glen Cove and Mrs Edna Tutthill of Eyria as grandparents to the families.
Summer Into Fall promotes a chic Little Fur collection emphasizing glamour and luxury. The feature highlights stylish new fur styles priced to appeal to upscale shoppers seeking luxurious outerwear options.
A teenage splash party is planned at Elyria Country Club at 5 p.m. Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Miller and Dr. and Mrs. Adair will chair. Chaperons include Jack Caniam, head lifeguard, and Mrs. Coniam. Teens helping are Judy Findling, Bill Somers, Mark Battin and Kay Kunkle. Lifeguards will be present for swimming and water games with dancing and informal attire. A buffet dinner will be served at the edge of the pool.
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