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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1959
Page
13
Gayiord Coleman White and Linda Sue Hunt wed at 3:30 PM Saturday at St James Episcopal Church in Mpmbinghal Michigan. Dr Kenneth H. Gass performed the ceremony. The couple plan a honeymoon in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
The column lists servicemen arriving home for the holidays and names students and family members connected to Mrs. W ase s Tr fiend and others. It mentions East Second Street and Andover Mass connections, initiations into a chapter, and the college reopening day on January 4.
A study states that one serving of an average unsweetened breakfast cereal contains about 300 calories. This highlights the energy content of common cereals and their role in daily nutrition.
Y ECHOES members and guests gathered for a Yuletide program at the NYWCA Residence with Rollin Eastman at the piano and more than 45 participants. Gifts, carols, a salad course, and readings by Lois Bees and others highlighted the evening, with volunteers and former officials sending greetings.
Mrs Findley reviews Tas Foo! Gad by Cochran at Mrs Clarence Steller’s home. The Four O Cub discuss church history and unity away from creeds, with Mr. Harris France reading The Sinal One for Christmas. New member Mrs William Biggs welcomed. luncheon shared. next meeting Jan 15 at Mrs Robert Boy Jan Park Ave.
Altrusa Club held its annual Christmas party at the Graystone Hotel featuring Santa Claus. The event included games and a white elephant gift exchange with a holly and evergreen table centerpiece. Committee chair Mrs. Gaskalla led, aided by Mrs. Kenneth Carzil, Mrs. Harry Shives, Mrs. Laurence Pension, and Miss Emma Gleason.
Freshman Y Teens collected canned goods and money for a needy family at Holly Hall. Mary Schmittgen, music chairman, led group singing during the gathering. A gift exchange was held and refreshments served. Linda Sabo reported.
Bonnie Sue Hoover daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Hoover 149 South Point Dr married Robert E Dunkle at Bay Methodist Church Avon Lake. The couple both Kent State graduates will reside in Brook Held. The ceremony featured a peau de soie and velvet gown with pearl crown veil and a cascade bouquet of white mums and holly. A reception followed in the Mazine Room Westlake Hotel with 150 to 200 guests.
The group gathered at Afoose Hall as a Christmas dinner event with 60 members present. Ada Fenwick presided in Lorraine Yonder’s absence due to illness at 1326 Griswold Rd. Prizes were awarded to Avce Esten Yolen Goudy Georgenia Denger Elvia Shannon Jean Sic Cullen Josephine Gaze Marcarere Slumske Ada Fenwick and Sheral Shreve. Secret sisters were revealed and gifts exchanged amid Yuletide carols and a decorated hall.
The article surveys a Christmas folklore and bookish celebration featuring legends, poems, and tales. It highlights Carlo Crowell selections, references to Miss Sawyer, Roger Duvoisin as illustrator, Frances Frost dialogue preservation, and memories of Santa Claus and Alexander’s Christmas Eve in a richly illustrated Northland setting.
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