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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
6
Tonight at Workshop Theatre Amherst sponsors Elyria Community Methodist Church. tickets available at door or by reservations with Orlando Petrillo. Also local PTA and church groups hold Christmas programs and meetings with student performances, bake sales, and gift exchanges at several schools.
Ski fans nationwide pass on one piece stretch jump suits finding fit issues and unflattering looks. Stores report buyers eager for hats velvet ski hoods and basic parkas and pants instead.
Darlene Handyside married Garry Roser in a modest service at a local chapel. The bride wore a gown with lace detailing and pink accessories while guests included close relatives. The groom, identified with family ties, is described alongside notes of career and education.
June Chambers of Norwalk wed a Norwalk man in a 7 pm ceremony at West Avenue Christies. Rev. Maurice Fogle officiated for Mr and Mrs Wood Chambers. The bride wore peau de soie with veil and carried a cascade bouquet. Mrs Michael Adkins served as matron of honor in ruby red satin.
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Mr and Mrs Miller celebrate a 50 year marriage with an open house at 15 Reid Ave Lorain on Dec 23 hosted by Rev Argow. They were born in Myerstown and in one Dev. Mr Miller, born Jan 2 in Myerstown Pa, worked for B and O Railroad then US Steel and served as deputy sheriff. They have three sons a daughter seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Open house 2 to 3 9 at 4850 Elijah Ave Lorain.
A church women group of about 80 members organized devotion led by Mrs Imog Gorham and Maria Engel. They hosted a Christmas dinner and musical program featuring Elytia High School students, the Junior Choir, and an a capella group from the Chow. Donald Green directed, with Cathie Lens on cello and Bob Weigel as accompanist. Guests included Mrs Harvey Winckies, Margaret Grayson, Carol Roser, and Nina Baker.
A Christmas dinner was held at the May Walton Club Great Hall. Bessie Douglas organized with chair Elizabeth Beavis assisting. Mrs Beavis and Mrs Her ses regented.
The Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution held their Annual Christmas Party at Mrs. Arthur Pfaff's home. Regent Mars Gray read the State Regents message. Guests gave to three DAR schools: St. Marys Indian School in South Dakota, Kate Duncan Smith School in Alabama, and Tamassee School in South Carolina. A program on early Christmas Music was presented by Mrs. Paul Wellman with Mrs. Carlton Squire on piano. Assisting were Mrs. Wayne C. Black, Mrs. M. G. Maddock, Mrs. William H Morton, Mrs. Frank J Vonachen and Mrs. Paul Wellman.
Mr and Mrs Robert Morning announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Lindsey to Daniel Todd. Donna, a 1964 Oberlin High School graduate, plans to enter college next year and works at Allen Memorial Hospital. Daniel, from LaGrange, attended Kerstone High School and will enroll in a Vienna trade school in January. He belongs to St Patrick Church and works in hospital maintenance. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Kay Harrison Junior Woman's League met at Mrs. James Cash's home for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs. Donald Shoemaker won a prize. guest Mrs. Jack Sparks attended. Members made detergent bottle vases for Lorain County Home residents and donated soap for the Viet Nam train. The group endorsed Elyria Woman's Club Viet Nam policy resolution and plans a ceramics demonstration January 17 at Mrs. Paul Bauer 131 Bell Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Adamus of 211 Erie Street announce the engagement of their daughter Christine to George L. Stemple, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Stemple of 1945 Homewood Drive Lorain. Christine, a 1968 South Amherst High School graduate, attends the Northern Institute of Cosmetology. George, a 1965 Lorain High School graduate, works at Then-Lorain Division of Koehring Co. The wedding is planned for February.
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