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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
3
Make-believe jewels or cosmetics offer festive options for women friends this Christmas. New items include glittery faux jewels inspired by nature such as berries blossoms birds and lions. Consider perfume or cologne velvet lipstick cases lipstick and polish sets cosmetics in an evening bag or electrical beauty tools like a hair dryer or shaver.
A brief local notice indicates no social party will be held tonight at St Teresa on Harris Road in Sheffield Lake. It reminds residents of the canceled event and the addressed venue.
Patricia Scott urges strong emphasis on pressing during sewing, detailing how to press seams closed before opening, shrink sleeve caps with steam, and use a velvet needle board for pile fabrics. She warns against dragging the iron and notes resistance from wash and wear fabrics, promising more tips later.
Industrial design chief J Goron Knapp urges buyers to resist fads and impulse purchases. He advices measuring rooms, avoiding complex gimmicks, and evaluating items outside store lighting, noting colors differ under natural light and lamps. He warns odd designs that detract from function quickly lose appeal.
Ruth Anne Sauer and Robert L Haehn exchanged marriage vows on November 24 in Monroe Michigan. The bride, daughter of Alvin and Mrs Sauer of Parsons Road Lagrange, is a 1962 Keystone High School graduate. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Haehn, is a 1960 Strongsville High School graduate and assistant at Gastown Rt 1G. The pair honeymooned in Florida and reside at 222 1/2 Lake Avenue Apt 5.
Seventy fashion model dolls were donated to the 1962 Santa's Toy Shop for area children. The Fruehauf Girls Club provided dolls with handmade dresses and accessories. Fruehauf Management Club members cut out wardrobes and cabinets for distribution, assembled by Andrew Rennie and cubs. Group leaders included Helen McVeigh, Mrs. Walter Pajka, and Robert Pozza. Jones Weber commended the effort at the Avon Lake plant.
A reader disputes the idea that age 90 equals invalid and shares examples of spry seniors in Baltimore and elsewhere. The column cites Bernard Baruch and Royal Bank of Canada letters on aging, urging practical kindness and the Golden Rule. It cautions against bragging of youth and stresses awareness in offering advice.
A brief instruction on carving a holiday turkey. Begin with a sharp knife and make a cut parallel to the back above the wing joint. Cut around the breast and back toward the leg joint, then slice in sheets from the breast bone.
The Mayflower Guild of First Congregational Church met Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas Shane read It’s Christmas in America as the origin of Christmas customs worldwide was traced. Christmas trees pine boughs and candles decorated the church. Devotions by Mrs. John Bratton. Thrift Shop open tomorrow 9 am to noon at Second Methodist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Fannin chair and Mrs. David Fisher and Mrs. Richard Kennedy.
Calendar note lists Mission Study Club meeting in Wick Room at 6 p.m with dinner. DAR chapter led by Mrs. Arthur Pfaff at 8 p.m. in Cleveland Street venue features a Christmas program. Royal Neighbor Juniors meet at YWCA with unspecified start time.
In 1818 at Oberndorf Austria two men Father Josef Mohr and Franz Gruber faced a broken organ after mice gnawed the bellows. By candlelight they wrote and sang Silent Night with Gruber on a zither, a village triumph that spread to Leipzig in 1831 and worldwide.
NEW YORK UPD urges early holiday photography of children and family scenes. Captures Santa lists gifts tree and turkey banquet with close ups and changing viewpoints to tell a photo story. Focus on expressions and action by varying angles and shooting sequences.
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