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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1959
Page
7
A reader asks if a husband who grumbles at her driving and belittles her is typical. Patti suggests seeking professional driving lessons to reduce fear and improve safety, noting the cost is worth avoiding ongoing tension and danger.
A column discusses protecting early maturing preteens, noting girls as young as 10 to 12 mature fast and may crave boy friends, while boys 12 to 22 focus on gangs. urges parental guidance, supervised activities, and open talks with parents about problems. It also answers a reader on accepting after hours professional services.
The engagement of Miss Kay Laughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Laughlin 207 Grand Ave Wellington and Richard McKenzie son of Mr and Mrs Carl McKenzie 327 Prospect St was announced. Miss Laughlin a 1955 Wellington High School graduate works in the bookkeeping department of The First Wellington Bank. McKenzie a junior at Ashiana College. Wedding plans are definite.
Fragmentary text lists 4065 N Ridge Road and a phone code CE 36154 with mentions of Elyria Lorain area. No clear event or context to elaborate into a full news item.
A group of new Elyria families introduces themselves through a Christmas note. Mr and Mrs Shipp at 275 Boz Air Ave share their children David four, Diane two, Peggy eight months, and praise Elyria’s welcoming spirit. Mr and Mrs Berard at 27 Seventh St describe Kimberly Ann four, Shawn Patrick six months, and relocation from Charlotin Virginia. Mr and Mrs Ward at 242 White Oak Dr chronicle Debra Lynn three and David Russell seven weeks, former Perrysburg residents.
The Midview Junior Senior Y-Teens planned a Christmas dinner at Sue Holbrook’s home on 728 La Grange Rd with a gift exchange and a Christmas formal invitation from Elyria High School. Open house for Nancy Harper’s home followed the December 28 dance. 32 members attended the meeting.
Fairfax editor Winifred L Fey reports on community events and activities. The column highlights local clubs, meetings, and announcements. Readers gain quick summaries of upcoming socials and group schedules from the Fairfax area.
Mrs W G Rauch and Mr W Rauch of Seven Hills announce the engagement of their daughter Pryvis Ann Rauch to John Nicol son of Mr and Mrs James Nicol. Pryvis Ann attends Sus Reception? University where she majors in Elementary Education and is a member of Phi Sorority. Nicol majors in business and belongs to Kappa Sigma. An August wedding is planned.
St Mary School staged a Christmas program titled a musical around the world for St Mary PTU. Zella Froelich opened with St Lucia, scenes moved through Germany Italy England Sweden China Mexico and the US. The eighth grade chorus sang Silent Night as Daniel Spriggs led the school band with violin and trumpet solos. Msgr Newton urged Christ as peace and a spaghetti dinner was planned for Jan 17. A health discussion is set for Jan 27 with local doctors and dentists on the panel.
The Junior Catholic Daughters and Troop W415 St Christophers will deliver food for the needy of St Mary Church. This week the group assembled and planned a Yuletide caroling party. Diane Goldcamp and Haren Callahan served refreshments. Liary Jo Szivan reported.
Miss Janice White and Richard Browder were married at St Marys Falls Church on Thanksgiving Day Mass. The ceremony featured palms, white flowers, and a satin net prayerbook with orchids. Miss White, sister of the bride, and Mary Lou Bohner and Joann Conway served as bridesmaids with matching aqua and shrimp gowns. The couple, graduates of St Stephen High School and Capital Aisles employee, will reside in Mobile.
The Sacred Heart Guild held its monthly meeting with reflections on past events and a festive atmosphere. Members donated canned goods for the annual needy basket, exchanged gifts, and shared a luncheon and games. Reverend Junius M. Vigins gave Christmas greetings and received a spiritual bouquet. Gifts to members came from Mrs. Walter Wack and Mrs. Harold Johnson. Ms. Wack, president, presided. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Dave Horvath and Mrs. Martin Groh.
For holiday entertaining and chores a red green ami gold tablecloth with matching napkins kitchen towel and apron. The cloth and napkins are cotton and rayon while the towel and apron are linen all washable.
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