Christmas Bride Jane Kennelly Weds Billy Wooden in All-White Ceremony
Jane Lynne Kennelly married Billy J. Wooden on Christmas Day at First Methodist Church with Dr. Earl P. Henderson officiating. She wore a white silk Duponi gown with Alencon lace and a silk illusion veil. The couple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kennelly and Mr. and Mrs. L. Wooden, planned a Washington, D. C. honeymoon after a reception at Monteith Hall. The bride attended Denson University and Baldwin Wallace College, and the groom is a Bowling Green State University alumnus. The article also mentions a future Snowflake Fantasy dance at YWCA Holly Hall with the Quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lynne Kennelly
Billy J. Wooden
Brussels
Dorothy Fitzgerald
Ben Kennelly
Butternut Ridge Rd
L. Wooden
Yale Ave
First Methodist
Earl P. Henderson
Carlton A. Squire
Margaret Pratt
G L. Jackson
James L. Miller
George Miller
Jim Smith
Washington, D. C
Wooden
Denson University
Baldwin- Wallace College
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Bowling Green State University
Guys and Gals Club
YWCA
Holly Hall
Phil Struthers
Jack Smith
Elaine Dirrim
Margery Saussler
Arthur Stother
Pat Mason
Struthers
Judy Mason
Don Scarbrough
Lou Schwartz
Rodger Chi
Les Stone
Gerry Warrenfeltz
Bill Wehrhoff
Dave Edwards
Kay Hazelton
Ron Aldrich
General Committee
Women pilots rise in Ninety Nines group
Kansas City is a hub for female fliers in the Ninety Nines led by Miss Neva Rea. The chapter counts 25 members with pilots ranging from a 16 year old learner to women in their 60s. Members describe flying as fun and empowering alongside business, racing, and CAP work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wright Brothers
Ninety-Nines
Amelia Earhart
United States
Canada
Alaska
Neva Rea
Miss Rea
Rea
Civil Air
Marie Kuhlman
Kuhlman
Laurien Griffin
Mark
Pat Raczynsiki
Local Licenses List Names in City Directory
A roster of license holders includes Robert O Bren at 1 0 Reid Ave Oiler Kathleen Grimes 1016 Tenth St Lorain Claude Nicolay North Olmsted student Elizabeth Hulovsky 419 West River St Frank Walworth Cleveland Heights and Donna Hadaway R NM Pra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O'Bren
Reid Ave
Oiler
Kathleen Grimes
Tenth St
Lorain
Claude Nicolay
North Olmsted
Elizabeth Hulovsky
West River St
Frank Walworth
Cleveland Heights
Donna Hadaway
Pra
Controlling Dinners: Mothers Guide to School Lunchboxes
The piece discusses teen girls and nutrition, noting common dieting by adolescents and maternal strategies. It cites the American Institute of Baking and details balanced components for a school lunch including protein, vegetables or fruit, fortified bread, fats, and milk. It suggests after school snacks like milk and peanut butter sandwiches to recover missed nutrition.
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American Institute of Baking
Andrew Hager
Fudge
Carnee Coger
Ridze Pd
Gordon Swartz
West 34Th
Ifnet & Loram
Stanon
Jearette Kewaltio
Take Advantage of Timesavers
LINCOLN Neb NS Time is a resource valuable to family finances yet many fail to use it wisely. Dorothy Lavery of the University of Nebraska Extension Service notes homemakers miss services bought with purchases such as free delivery personal shoppers gift wrapping and mail services and consultants who aid with selections and time saving. She urges shared family upkeep to ease the burden on the housewife and reduce the need for outside help. She cautions against chasing new goods to solve demands for extra rooms or vehicles, urging time management with existing property.
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Lincoln
Neb
Dorothy Lavery
University of Nebraska Extension Service
Miss Lavery
Color crochet roses pattern T3277 from The Chronicle Telegraph
Readers can order color crochet rose pattern T3277 for twenty five cents plus five cents postage. Send payment and details to The Chronicle Telegram Arts Dept P O Box 168 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 New York. Include name address tone and pattern number.
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Chronicle Telegram
Hm Cho Arts Dept. P.O
Chelsea Staton
New York
Alice Brooks
Anniversary Dinner for Dom and Martha Dettorre
A surprise Christmas celebration honored Mr. and Mrs. Dom Dettorre at Meister Road Lo Rain with 25 guests. Edith Dettorre and Arnold Frasca attended as maid of honor and best man from their 23 year old Philipsburg wedding. The table featured a three tier cake with a miniature bridal couple and a silver 25 centerpiece.
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Dom Dettorre
Martha Frasca
Meister Rd
Lorain
Edith Dettorre
Arnold Frasca
St. Peter and Paul Church
Philipsburg
Dom
Martha
Nick Cannone
Anna Dettorre
Olive Dettorre
Mary Frasca
Elmarina Frasca
Susie Tadacah
Frasca
Judith
Janice
Corrine Frasta
Marguerite
Jean Mane
Edwards Dettorre
Elvira Dagan
Dettorre
Dettorres
Joseph
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edward
Lubanovich
Dom Dettorres
Edward Dettorre
Pete Tedeschi
Marshall Dettorre
Alfred Frasca
Dagan
Corrine Frasca
Rita Ann
Jean Marie Dettorre
Marguerite Dettore
Bruce Weir
Joseph Dettorre
Albert Frasca
Nick
Jimmy
John
Jerry Lubanovich
Sandy Ridge
Philadelphia
Neau Sau
Pier
Ashtabula
Becom
Pale faces and French twists captivate New York fashion
New York models and actresses embrace pale faced makeup and chalky pink lips along with French twists as the latest fads. Candy Jones Conover notes pale tones suit sophisticated personalities while Gaby Rodgers explains her pink lips with powder and mascara for a lighter look. Details include tips on applying lipstick and powder for a translucent finish and how to secure French twists with bone pins.
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New York
Italy
Candy Jones Conover
Gaby Rodgers
Heavenly Twins
Shipula Monteleone Engagement Heartfelt Christmas Ring
Miss Theresa Shipula received an engagement ring from Vince Monteleone on Christmas Day. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Shipula of Lake Avenue, she plans a June wedding. Fiance is son of Mrs Lucy Monteleone and the late Dominic Monteleone, educated in Johnstown and employed at B F Goodrich in Avon Lake. Both attend St Marys church and St Vincent de Paul parish.
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Theresa Shipula
Vince Monteleone
Miss Shipula
Steve Shipula
Lake Ave
Mr. Monteleone
Lucy Monteleone
Ohio St
Dominic Monteleone
Elyria District Catholic
Henes Floriats
St. Vincent de Paul
Johnstown
B. F. Goodrichs Company
Avon Lake
St. Mary’s Church
Local Club Calendar and Community Notices
Community events listed include Grace Lutheran and First Congregational Church activities, Moose Lodge, Daughters of America, YWCA, and Ladies Aid meetings. Also noted are children’s and youth programs at Elyria High School, CYO Holiday Ball, and various societies with dinner and social gatherings. The text also advertises a knitting and embroidery book with designs and color trends for Spanish attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Grey Camry
Church Circle
Tureen el Rey
Sages Hall
Women of the Moose
Moose
Legion
Pat Radachi
Daughters of America
Elyria Fifth St
Eagies Heil
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ebyna High School
WSCS
Eastern Heights
Gar Henderson
Ohio St. Schons
Palladeum
Pacen
YWCA
Share
Dames of I Dm
Room Colors Should Become Lady Of House
New York decor expert John Abbate urges women to choose colors that suit them and keep homes varied. He says a well colored room pleases both resident and husband and warns against uniform period styles. Traveling influences can add excitement without adopting dated motifs.
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New York
John Abbate
Abbate
The
American Institute of Decorators
Marian Martin sewing pattern offers easy fit for short figures
Cut for comfort and fit pattern 9359 targets shorter fuller figures with princess lines and easy sewing. Includes half sizes 14 to 24 with yardage 44 for size 16 and a Sew Chart. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern to Marian Martin at The Chronicle Telegram mail order department in New York with name address and zone.
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Marian Martin
The
Chronicle-Telegram
West
New York
N. Y
Elyria Duo Wed in New York Quiet Christmas Eve Ceremony
Miss Fern Liane Kaye daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Kaye of Elyria Ohio and Dr Gerald J Lustig formerly of Lorain married Christmas Eve in a study of Rabbi Kline New York City A Waldorf Astoria dinner followed for immediate family The couple plan to reside in Queens New York Dr Lustig a former US Army Medical Corps captain and resident surgeon at Queens General Hospital is a graduate of Lorain High School and Ohio State University Medical School
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Fern Liane Kaye
Albert Kaye
Reeves Rd
Elyria
Gerald J. Lustig
Lorain
New York
Rabbi Kline
Lustig
Ben. J. Lustig
Warwick Dr
Waldorf Astoria
Elyria High School
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State University
Elyria Business College
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
Lorain High School
Ohio State University Medical School
Colorado General Hospital
National TB Hospital
Denver
University of Colorado
Queens General Hospital
Jamaica
Long Island
N.Y
United States Army Medical Corps
Phi Delta Epsilon
150Th St
Kew Garden Hills
Queens
Paris Fashion Hints From Nora W Martin
Paris fashion hints describe seasonal fabrics and styles for day and evening wear. Leather coats remain high style for sportswear while tweed remains essential with color guidelines. Velvet jersey and satin appear for dressier events with hooded coverings gaining popularity for evenings and casual coats.
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Nora W. Martin Paris
INS
Paris
Parisiennes
Tile Now Sold In 200 Hues Across 1950s Market
Chicago report from the Tile Council of America notes a 27 percent rise in tile production in 1955 over the previous year. The ceramic material, used since Babylonian days, now comes in 200 colors with diverse shapes sizes and textures.
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Tile Council of America
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Monteith Hall
Elyma Woman's Club
Sue Leach
Myrna Beal
Edith Kaplan
Harry Bemis
Wes Donald Clever
Pasadena , Ave
Spras Painter and Mildred Render
Caroline St
Ex Branaka
Arrow Jace E
Pompadours
Keane
Israel
Tel Aviv
Savy Mothers Club
Legion Home
Sark
Teavnn Martin
Thelma Finlay
Fern L. Kaye
Gerald Lustig
Iso
Genevieve Fath
Maire
Patou
Jacques' Heim
Jersey
Trarn
Chicago
Becaee
Howers
Botamer
Corner Park Place
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