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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1962
Page
7
Dear Abby answers readers on staying single, dealing with a mother in law who overvisits, and a man who cannot leave his mother. The column urges enjoying singleness, warns about keeping dolls for sentimental reasons, and offers practical tips for setting boundaries with family.
Lorain County Bar Association honored its members' wives at a Saturday dance and dinner at Elyria Country Club with Will Harper Orchestra. About 65 couples attended. pink camellia favors and a hair spray were given. Hosts spanned Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Avon Lake communities. committee leaders included Mrs Edwards and Mrs Tattersall.
Deputy Viola Neuman received grand honors and a new collar with jewel at the Dames of Malta gathering at the IOOF Hall. Protectors and sisterhood presented gifts, with Valentine exchanges and refreshments. Upcoming Protectors meetings are set for Tuesday at Rose Boals home and Wednesday at the IOOF Hall near East 9th and Lexington.
Miss Marsha Jeanne Raver and James Edward Love wed in a 7 30 p m ceremony at Florence Congregational Church with Rev. Wilbur Perrin officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Raver, wore a white wool dress and orchid corsage. maid of honor Miss Patricia Palmer wore blue. Best man Ronald Newcomer, ushers Ned Hodgson and Bill Palmer. A church parlor reception followed. The couple plan to reside at No North Central Pr Loren.
Artcrafters meet in Holly Hall at 8 p m Wednesday to view colored slides from nine universities and art schools. The American Craftsmen's Council collected the slides covering ceramics metal sculpture stone ware porcelain and furniture with jewelry silk screening and weaving also shown. projectionist Miss Zella Beavis. Participating schools include University of Kansas University of California Rhode Island School of Design Philadelphia Museum College of Art Mills College School of American Craftsmen and Chouinard Art Institute. Mrs J Paul Braun to conduct the business meeting before the program and discuss plans for the spring show. The public is invited.
Maplewood PTA founders day program includes a 8 p m panel discussion on the event and school and a skating party 5 7 30 p m March 11 at Roll Arena Spring Valley PTA heard elementary supervisor Margaret Histed on helping children at home and school electing Robert Frederick as nominating chair with co workers and planning a Bendix Westinghouse tour for March refreshments served by first and second grade mothers
Souffle mohair coats in pastel shades and white captivate fashion in Paris and abroad. Designers in England France and America endorse the light weight yet warm fabric for ten month wear. The coats travel well, resist wrinkling, and offer easy wear with shapely lines.
Toledo attorney and Republican U.S. Senate hopeful John Marshall Briley will headline the Lincoln Day banquet in Clearview High School auditorium on February 27. The event, organized by the Lorain County Republican Club Educational Committee, draws GOP leaders from Lorain Erie Huron and Sandusky counties with Negris as master of ceremonies and O'Donnell as program chair. Tickets are limited. 150 sold, deadline noon Saturday. Briley, a Harvard-educated attorney and former Owens-Corning executive, has a long record in Republican finance and law, with family residency in Wood County near Perrysburg.
Christian women groups held meetings across the area. Catholic Study Club 4 and Mission Circle 7 met at Mrs. Ralph Wrights home with Rosary led by Mrs. J F OConnor. Discussion included an article on federal aid for private schools. The group planned a Feb 27 meeting at Mrs. Russell Beckers.
American Field Service student from Norway spoke to the Women's Auxiliary to the Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers at Mrs. E F Cullen's home in Amherst Edgewood Drive. She described schooling in Norway, her impressions of the United States, and plans to return home this summer.
Hollywood UPI reports Ed Wynn recalled how his father warned the family name would be disgraced if he pursued acting. To cope he split his middle name Edwin into two names, creating Ed Wynn as his stage identity during filming of Walt Disney's Babes in Toyland.
St Mary Ladies Auxiliary 22 Knights of St John met at St Paul Hall featuring two electric guitarists Joseph Bennett and Larry Sweeney and Burke’s Irish Dancers led by Mrs Frances Burke. Dancers performed Four Hand Irish Jig Three Hand Reel and a Reel with groups including Jeanne McDermott Maureen Gillen Mary McDermott and others. NCCW luncheon stalwarts Mrs Willard Ryan and Mrs Marion Cullin attend. A Valentine box social followed and next meeting is March 13 at St Paul Hall with special award to Mrs John Novak.
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