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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1960
Page
5
Auntish kitchen notes describe mince meat heart cookies with cream cheese pastry and a second batch of condensed mince meat coconut almonds cookies. It adds context on convenience foods and a wedding shower for Anita Bommer and Thomas Stockard with details of the open church ceremony.
The First Baptist Church Hebron House hosted a Sunday School teachers and workers dinner Friday with over 100 attendees. Rev. Robert Reynhout led singing as Jack Payne accompanied on piano. Donna Pycraft played a solo. Planning and workshops followed with details on nominating committee and family day goal set at 860.
Amherst scene as Mr and Mrs Gerard G Borer announce Beverly Jean Borer will wed Charles Walham Bessmer. The couple plans an 11 am June 4 ceremony at St Mary Church Lorain with an open church service prior. Beverly Jean Borer is Amherst High School educated. Charles Walham Bessmer, Medina Senior High School graduate, works at Wellington Sterling Foundry.
A collage of Girl Scout troop notes and a Readers' Forum piece urges adults to curb TV violence. Reports cover troop awards and upcoming events while a letter laments harmful TV content and asks parents to press senators and congressmen for change.
Cascade Chapter held its regular monthly dinner meeting at the Graystone Hotel with 14 members in attendance. Ron Taylor of Elyria Telephone Company spoke on Telephone Technique and shown a film titled Telephone Courtesy, followed by a Q and A on how courtesy pays off.
The Guys and Gals club plans its sixth annual ski weekend with a Casual Night at YWCA Holly Hall to finalize plans. A short TransCanada Airlines film on skiing will be shown, passenger car assignments discussed, and a time schedule set. About 40 members have signed up for the excursion with a brief business meeting, record dancing, and an afterhours lounge event. Saturday features a trip to Columbia Ballroom for the annual Valentine dance on February 16.
Guardians Angel Troop members met to craft Valentine favors for the Lorain County Home for the Aged. Mrs Latiano read virtuous virtues while Sharon Ondreveo and Tirpledze recited verses. Refreshments followed as Mary Daly reported.
William Boehm, famed tenor from Chicago Theater of the Air and NBC TV, will appear at the Elyria Woman's Club general meeting in Monteith Hall. He has starred in The Student Prince Naughty Manetta and many other musical works, with a repertoire spanning opera and musical comedy. Luncheon is at 1:20 p m with the program starting at 1:30 p m.
A casual line expresses relief at having company for lunch and travel costs. The speaker jokes that with companionship, they won’t need to restrain spending on lunch money and bus fare.
Town notes report the Little League South Mothers Auxiliary will assemble on February 15 at 8 pm at the home of Kenneth Sauer at 430 Indian Hollow Rd. The originally scheduled meeting date had been tonight.
A reader asks if it is proper to inquire about entertainment before accepting an invitation. The night’s events included cocktails, a long slide show, snacks, and late spaghetti, leaving the husband upset. The columnist says guests endure the evening if they attend, or feign a headache to leave early.
Elizabeth Ann Kovach marries Michael L Dzoba Jr at St Stanislaus Church. The couple, who will reside in New Mexico, hosted a reception at St Stanislaus Hall for about 350 guests. Attendants include Barbara Kuzak as maid of honor and bridesmaids Faith Kovach and Sandra Scull.
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