Schriner Named Editor Of C T Women's Pages
Jane Schriner is named editor of The Chronicle-Telegram Women’s Pages with new staffers Shirley Berencsi and Pam Glynn. Schriner, Amherst native, Kent State journalism alumna, previously on Women’s Pages since July 1960, family ties listed. Berencsi to receive bachelor of science in journalism in June, formerly Red Cross publicist. Glynn, Ford plant engineer’s wife, resident of Lorain with Albion/Delta connections noted.
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Jane K Schriner
Chronicle-Telegram
Shirley A. Berencs
Pamela Hanawalt Glynn
Miss Schriner
Kent State University
Amherst
Amherst High School
Theta Sigma Phi
Fraternity For Women In Journalism
Cardinal Key
Servie
M. J. Schriner
Forest St. Amherst
Miss Berenesi
Miss Berencsi
Greater Cleveland
American Red Cross
Kent
Miss Berensci
Kent States
Cherry Fritters and Party Pie From Washington Holiday Menu
Festive cherry fritters and a Party Pie with fruit cocktail and maraschino cherries feature in a holiday Washington menu. The recipe pairs pastry hatchets with fruit fillings, lemon gelatine, and a cherry sauce, yielding 6 to 7 servings.
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Washington
George
George's
Schardt Rosekelly Vows Said at Berlin Heights Church
Ruth Rosekelly of Berlin Heights and Wilburt Schardt of Vermilion united in marriage at the First Evangelical Reformed Church in Vermilion with the Rev. N. S. Greenawait officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Daub of Vermilion. A 4:30 p.m. ceremony followed by a 14-guest dinner at Oberlin Inn. The couple later planned a wedding trip to Florida.
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Berlin Heights
Ruth Rosekelly
Wilburt Schardt
Vermilion
First Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Daub
Cleaning an Electric Fan
Instructions describe unplugging the fan and wiping blades and motor casing with a warm soapy cloth, then wrapping it in brown paper to keep dust off during storage.
Town Talk breakfast and civic notices from Elyria
Elyria chapter Gold Star Mothers met at Bertha Wieczosek home with Cath erine Rybarcyk winning a special prize. A tureen dinner is planned March 12 at Mary Heskitt’s home. Next meeting is at the Legion Hall. Elyria Jaycee Ettes sponsor a card party March 12 at Jaycee Hall with multiple volunteers listed for event duties. Sew N Sews met at Joan Eye’s with knitting instruction and crafts. Next meeting March 13 at Joanne Ploson’s. Y’s Gals meet tomorrow at Holly Hall with Women In Business talk and dinner at 6:30. reservations at Holly Hall.
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Elyria
Gold Star
Bertha Wieczosek
Bellefield Ave
Catherine Rybarcyk
Mary Heskitt
Courtland St
Legion Hall
Elyria Jaycee-Ettes
Jaycee Hall
Harwood St
Earl Hawkins
Robert Thompson
Don Gaslin
Roy West
Myron Mason
John Marshall
John Carney
James Anton
James Hoffman
D Murphy
Lee Archambeau
Robert Perry
Ralph Kettel
Jayceeette
SEW
Joan Eye
Miller Ct
Violet Olmstead
Joanne Ploson
Margaret Ware Kahliff
Holly Hall
Legion
Elyria Council For
YMCA
Jaycee Ettes
JayCee
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Eagle's Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Selah B. Strong
Wesle
Judith Moos Weds William Klucas in Methodist Church Ceremony
Miss Judith Anne Moos and William Arthur Klucas married on Saturday at 6 30 p m in the minister's study of the First Methodist Church. Dr Earl R Henderson officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Moos of 1100 Park Ave. The bridegroom's parents are Mrs Charles Albrecht of Center Ridge Road Westlake and Charles Klucas of Collins. The bride wore taupe silk organza with a green veil and pearl accessories. A white orchid corsage accompanied her. Matron of honor was Terry Deems. best man was Terry Deems. A family dinner followed at Oberlin Inn. The former Judith Moos is a 1960 Elyria High School graduate, attended Wittenberg University, and belongs to Gamma Phi Beta. Klucas, a Wakeman Western Reserve High School graduate, attended Iowa State and Miami University, is a Sigma Nu member and a Chronicle-Telegram reporter. They will reside at 1100 Park Ave.
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Judith Anne Moos
William Arthur Klucas
First Methodist Church
Earl R. Henderson
Paul Moos
Park Ave
Charles Albrecht
Center Ridge Rd
Westlake
Charles Klucas
Collins
Terry Deems
Oberlin Inn
Moos
Elyria High School
Wittenberg University
Springfield
Gamma Phi Beta
Klucas
Wakeman Western Reserve High School
Iowa State University
Miami University
Oxford
Sigma Nu Fraternity
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Parents' Corner Hoodlum Teeners Ruin Decent Parties
Readers from the East Coast warn about teen crashers at parties. They describe vandalism, drunken behavior, and police involvement, urging parents to guard against intruders and noting alcohol contributes to juvenile delinquency. A widowed mother warns she will shoot intruders if they return.
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West Coast
H.R
East Coast
Teenage View Of Alcohol At WCTU Tea Event
The annual Frances Willard tea by the Women's Christian Temperance Union at Smith Hall featured Frances E Willard’s life story by Mrs L E Burroway, a Teen Viewpoint on Alcohol by Roger Fleming, narcotics education notes by Helen M Allen, arts and crafts displays, and a central portrait of Willard. Punch and cookies were served as President Mrs L H Earhart presided.
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Frances Willard
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Smith Hall
Elyria Methodist Home
L. E. Burroway
Frances E. Willard
Wulard Fund
Roger Fleming
H. F. Paeth
Helen M. Allen
Narcotic Education
WCTU
Frances iWillard
Olive Crooks
Minne Whiaker
Mu Mu Unit Highlighted Three Cultural Programs
The Mu Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Mrs. Andrew Palagy's home in Harvard on Tuesday featuring three cultural programs. Speakers included Mrs. Thomas Webb on radio and TV audience engagement, Mrs. Bruce Williams on You and Your Audience, and Mrs. Harvey Hatfield's Talk Vote and Vocabulary. Mrs. Frank Jacobs presented the City Council report on February meeting. An April 14 prize is planned and Founders Day banquet is March 3 at McGarven Part House. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Andrew Palagy and her sister Mrs. Dick Kasco. The next meeting is February 27 at Mrs. Sandra Howard’s home. 6 Cleveland St.
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Mu Mu
Beta Syma Phi
Andrew Palagyi
Harvard
Thomas Webb
Bruce Williams
Harvey Hatfield
Frank Jacobs
Sproai
Miu Mu
Colorful shampoos promise no fade or color stripping
The ad claims new color shampoos resist fading and do not strip hair color. It notes ordinary shampoos may dull or wash out color, increasing need for more frequent treatments. The manufacturer asserts these colors remain vibrant.
The Intelligent Parents Guide To Teenagers Excerpt
The article previews Thelma C. Purtell's book, detailing teen mood swings and the upheaval of adolescence. It notes 13 to 16 as tough years, clashes over discipline, and the pull of cliques both among boys and girls, with parents pressured by media and big business. Tomorrow’s note promises organizing a teen’s life.
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Thelma C. Purtell
Big Business
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Holly Hall Named
Winners of duplicate bridge games at Holly Hall were announced for February 12 and February 14. Feb 12 north-south winners included R J Schork with S L Braegger. Edison Russell and Fred Krause led in first. Paul Schwaegerle Edward Schwaegerle F H Vorhis and Fred Vorhis tied for third. East-west winners were Richard Jordan first Ray Craft second and Dr William Loufman with John Jackson third. Feb 14 winners featured F A Helfrick and S L Braegger first Edison Russell and W R Fraser second Robert Holdren and C G Turk third north-south. East-west winners included Mrs William ONeal first William Cusiar and H A Robinson second and Dr and Mrs William Loufman third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hall
R. J. Schork
S. L. Braegger
Edison Russell
Fred Krause
Paul Schwaegerle
Edward Schwaegerle
F. H. Vorhis
Fred Vorhis
Richard Jordan
Ray Craft
William G. Loufiman
John Jackson
F. A. Helfrick
W. R. Fraser
Robert Holdren
C. G. Turk
William O'Neal
William Cusiar
H. A. Robinson
Wiliam G. Loufman
Calendar of Events and Club Meetings Thursday
The notice lists numerous meetings and events for Elyria and Lorain areas. Deadline for calendar submissions is Thursday noon. Publicity handled by the Women’s Department. Various groups meet at Monteith Hall, Holly Hall, YWCA Residence, and local churches with times ranging from 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. including the Elyria Movie Slide Club and Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
National Letter Corners
Barbara Reed
Grafton
Elyria
Edchs Mothers Guild
Monteith Hall
Holly Hall
Elyria Child Conservation League
Lewis Searles
Sugar Ridge
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
St. Pauls Circle
Herbert Worcester
Hawthorne
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Beets Preparation Tips From a Vintage Note
Do not pre cook beets with the greens. Leave the root and two inches of the top on. Slip off skins when beets are cooked and just cool enough to handle to preserve the red color. A pinch of Margram with hot buttered beets is delicious.
Merchandise Social Party at St Teresa Church Hall
A merchandise social gathering is planned for Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall on Abbe Road in Sheffield. The event starts at 1 p.m. and invites local residents to browse and purchase goods.
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St Teresa Church
Abbe Rd
Sheffield
Pen
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Donald W
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Patricia Glynn
Marcia Peniston
Geroge
Party Pie
Flonda
Virginia
Broad Street
Rte
West End
Elsha
Elyria Arts CO
Judith Moos
William Klucas
Parents
LH Earliwine
Devo Hens
Harriet Andrews
COOR
Paul S. Eriksson, Inc
New York
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Raymond Wykrent
Whitman
William Loushan
Canterbury Rd
Republican
Monteith
Lorain County
Ohio Edison
Protectors Association
Rose Boals
Ninth St
Beta Omega
Sylvia
Kaleel
Cornell
Benson
St. Mary
St. Andrew Altar Guild
Parish
Y's
Gals
Lorain Deanery Council
NCCW
Aqua Marine
Avon Lake
Hadassah
Temple
Eastern Heights Pta
Maplewood Pta
Congregational Heights
Floyd Miller
Hall
Sale
First Circle
First Congregational
Midtown
Harold Gearhart
Berkeley Dr
Pilgri P
Lake Ave
Mothers Club
Cascade Pta
Grace Guild
P.m. Townsend
YWCA
P.m
Jack Knight
Jack Knight's
DRY Cleaner
Lake Avenue
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