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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
6
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a week long observance for National Business Women's Week Oct 6 to 12. Members met at chairman Josephine Deerwester 341 Kenyon Ave to set dates for activities including a plant sale and a traditional breakfast with group church attendance.
A Fiji Islander act opened a Panhellenic Information Party for incoming freshmen. Phi Gamma Delta hosted a style show with sorority alumnae presenting rushing topics and famous models from Kent State to Ohio State. Fall fashions included A line and Chesterfield coats with new colors and suede looks.
The Busy Bees of the Second Baptist Church sponsor their fifth annual style show on Saturday at 8 pm in Holly Hall 318 West Ave. Lorain and Elyria women model furs from Babin Furs with their own wardrobes. Mrs Jimmie Sue White presents a millinery review. A coiffure parade by Lorain and Elyria beauty operators. Mrs Dorothy Byrd of Lorain is commentator. Prizes offered. Frances Ashley is chair and Mary Brantley is program chair.
A magazine article explains the warning on merchandise tags protects customers by listing contents of items such as mattresses pillows and upholstered furniture. The tag informs buyers what they are purchasing and removal can bar returns.
Retail buyers at the Chicago Scandinavian Christmases China Glass and Gift Market explore traditional carvings and museum reproductions. Italian blown glass bowls Mexican hand blown glass and wrought iron ware, Spanish baroque imports, Iranian copper pieces, and Indian motifs feature in festive decorative accessories.
The piece argues that three bathroom houses are becoming popular due to rising living standards and expanding families. It notes a trend of tiling surfaces up to the ceiling, emphasizing beauty and practicality beyond traditional wainscoting.
Grace Ladies Aid Society members visited the Lutheran Home for the Aged at Westlake. They provided pies and fruit gifts to each resident, held a program with group singing and solos, and noted refreshments were arranged by the church members. The next meeting is planned for September 1 at 1 pm.
To prolong wear for light weight summer gloves, use a method from rubber loss prevention. Tuck small squares of loam rubber or sponge into the thumb and fingertips where nails usually pierce through.
Members and daughters of St Jude Altar and Rosary Society will receive Holy Communion at 8 o clock Mass and meet in the St Jude School corridor at 7 55 a m. Isabella Gueld hosts a tea at 2 p m Sunday to welcome new members at 142 Nottingham Dr. The first meeting features a 6 30 p m dinner on Sept 20 at the Aquamarine Club Avon Lake. Three Tops held a meeting at Ohio Fuel Gas Co with Mary Rousch crowned queen after a 44 pound loss.
The letter chronicles parental concerns about siblings Jerome and Elaine and the feasibility of teaching a three year old to read. The article advises managing separation and schedules to reduce fighting, emphasizes following a child’s readiness, and cautions against forcing early reading while encouraging exposure to books and letters as curiosity permits.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin J Cohen announce the engagement of daughter Helene Michelle Cohen to Theodore S Altfeld. Helene, a 1962 Henry Snyder High School graduate, attends Western College for Women Oxford. Theodore, a 1961 Elyria High School graduate, is a junior in Miami University's School of Business. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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