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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1960
Page
2
Barbara J Taylor and Robert Lee Jones plan a summer wedding officiated by Rev Joseph Taylor of the Church of Christ Struthers. The bride am Mr Jones are both active in the Huron community with ties to local schools and the Church of Christ Norwalk.
Marilyn Lenhard daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lenhard of 16 Garvin Ave will appear on a Miami University TV psychology panel as a freshman and one of four students selected by Dr Howard Berkowitz to represent his TV psychology classes They will appear on air for 50 minutes twice weekly.
New York UPI reports fashion notes from the National Cotton Council. Bikinis are shown with jackets in a range of fabrics from canvas and sailcloth to seersucker and dotted Swiss.
Hawaii life described to Lorain County Child Conservation Federation members at the Lorain Library program. After a film Wings to Hawai James Pell of the Perry-Fay Company will discuss island customs and activities. Pell born in Hawaii moved to the mainland at 18, studied at Oregon State College, returned to Hawaii in 1952 as a salesman, joined Perry-Fay in 1958, and lives with his wife Judy and three children at 121 Princeton Ave. He belongs to the Society of Automotive Engineers Lorain County Shrine Club Masons and Phi Gamma Delta.
At Mrs. William Kirby house Mrs. Robert McWilliams spoke about Albert Camus death and his status as a major thinker. She reviewed The Plague noting its portrayal of a plague town and its impact on residents. The group also heard Corey Ford humor piece Your Wife Is Like That read by Mrs. William McClellan. Mrs. John Shaw to host Feb 2 at 1 pm.
The Rev and Mrs Francis W Wilkinson of North Olmsted will celebrate 50 years of marriage with a Sunday service at Clague Road Congregational Church and a post service dinner. The couple wed February 17, 1910 in a Salvation Army ceremony in Cleveland. They have nine children 28 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
The Jaycee-Ettes met at Ohio Fuel Gas Company for a short cut food prep demonstration by Laurie Holt and Betty Newton. Mrs Richard Swiers led the business session as plans for March dinner and May tureen dinner were announced along with a rummage sale in April chaired by Mrs Randle Crabb.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Shinsky announce the engagement of daughter Donna to Jerome Jaworski son of Mayor and Mrs John C Jaworski of Lorain. Donna, a South Anderst High School 1953 graduate and secretary at National Tube Company Lorain, and Jerome a Lorain High School 1951 graduate and assistant plant engineer at Lorain Slag Company. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Elyria Garden Club heard a program on African violets led by Mrs. William Griffin with remarks by Ernest Splete. She traced the flower’s origins from Tanganyika to modern varieties, explained care and soil mixes, and urged leaf exchanges among hobbyists.
Mrs LeVan Linton president of the Cleveland West Shore Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma will present Elyria Ohio Alumnae Charter to the local group Tuesday at the home of Mrs COA Perens J 13 Hamuitan. Mrs Ernest Kasper is president and Mrs Persons the secretary treasurer.
The Mothers Club of the Lake Avenue Congregational Church sponsors Red Cross first aid courses led by instructor Larry Merchant. Sessions run four consecutive Thursdays ending March 31, from 7 PM to 10 PM, for adults at the church.
The Elyria Woman's Club aims to collect 1,500 new dresses for needy Lorain County girls in 1960. Committees were formed at the first meeting hosted by Mrs. Dan Schon at 11020 Park Ave. Schon will lead the drive with co chairwoman Mrs. Stringer and several auxiliary roles assigned for publicity prizes and correspondence.
Mrs Alan Davies leads Elyria group as the Y's Gals host a 6 30 p m Tuesday program on Plastic Molding. Parents husbands and guests of members will attend at Holly Hall dinner reservations accepted through Monday.
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