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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1958
Page
5
In response to reader questions Abag asks if past sins bar knowledge of a spouse, noting no one is sinless and a partner’s behavior at work is their business. Another letter concerns a husband not changing a Life Insurance beneficiary favoring his mother, advising a long talk with a clergyman or agent and reconsideration of ideas.
Classified notice announces sale of all dishes silverware pots and pans with customers urged to eat all meals at Sterner's Isaly Store located at 529 Broad Street Elyria Ohio.
Senior nurses at M. B. Johnson School Elyria Memorial Hospital express excitement for graduation and career beginnings. Marylinn Kakos plans surgical nursing and marriage in October, while Joyce Williams looks to Brecksville Hospital and further study. Antoinette Trenks aims at pediatrics at Elyria Memorial, and Pat Swicker, Lorain native Pat, and Carole Hassel outline hopes in psychiatry, surgery and pediatric nursing.
The Lorain Council of Catholic Nurses plans a Tenth Anniversary celebration after Mass on September 7 at St. Mary’s Church 8th and Bath. Carole Reid a nurse notes illness as a common denominator and the need for care for all. Weddings and graduation plans dominate her calendar as she awaits a Coral Gables Florida position at Variety Children’s Hospital.
The Elyria Townsend Club met at the YWCA residence with prayer and the flag pledge. Mrs. Alta Kelly is recovering from a fall. Emma Coven read a prayer in memory of James Booth who died July 30. Guests included Francis Woolridge and others from Oberlin. next meeting is Sept. 26 at the YWCA.
The Cosmopolitan Club of the YWCA starts its fall program a week early with a Sept. 4 lunch at 11 30 a.m. in the YWCA Holly Hall cafeteria then a trip to Berlin Heights to see Dr Bernard Merrick s music box collection and attend his program.
Miss Gerarda Gentile and Domenic D'Agostino exchanged nuptial vows Saturday at 9:30 a m in St. Mary's Church. Miss Gentile is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Saverio Gentile of 1219 West Ave. Domenic is the son of Mr and Mrs Anthony D'Agostino of 326 13th St.
Rev Msgr Williams Newton presided as the bride wore a fitted ball gown with pearls and sequin crown. Committee chairs were named by Mary Newton as the newly installed American Legion Auxiliary outlined posts including ways and means publicity and social duties. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the D Agostino home with hostesses and a Niagara Falls honeymoon planned.
An open house honored the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blakeslee at their son-in-law and daughter’s home, 237 Forest St, La Grange. Guests, about 175 from nearby areas, enjoyed a buffet on a white linen table, with a miniature bride and groom centerpiece, and flowers of peach and white gladioli.
Twenty one Snell relatives gathered at Wesley Mouse on Saturday noon for the second Snell reunion. A pot duck dinner followed by reminiscences filled the afternoon as relatives from Movida Chagrin Falls Cleveland Columbia and Elyria joined in. Henry Gouldin a cousin from Kissimmee Florida visited at Mrs M M Wilcox 335 Eighth St.
The Lorain Council of Catholic Nurses, organized largely through Sister M Adelaide of St Josephs Hospital, held its first officers include Miss Frances Urban president Mrs Thomas E Sisk vice president Miss Mary Wright secretary and Mrs Edward Barnes treasurer with Rev Vincent O Dea named spiritual advisor in June 1948. The current meeting is set for 1 30 p m at The Stone Villa North Ridge Road and Oberlin Ave with Rev John Anderson of Lorain St Marys as speaker.
Tip Tops at YMCA and Dames of Malta meet at IOOF Hall at 2 20 p.m. Amvets Auxiliary Post 32 gathering at Amvets Hall at 7 30 p.m.
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