Crowell and Knepper Couple Wed in First Methodist Ceremony
Miss Jacqueline Crowell became Mrs. Frederick C. Knepper Saturday at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Earl R. Henderson officiating. Attendants wore red velvet gowns. pearl and ivory jewelry highlighted wedding attire. The couple plans a southwestern states honeymoon and will reside at 228 East Seventh Street.
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Jacqueline Crowell
Frederick C. Knepper
First Methodist
Earl R. Henderson
Kay Knepper
Dweht Johnson
Carol Knepper
Doald DiDomenico
Connie Chipukites
Kim Merter
Maurice Faust
American Legion
Frank Burrows Jr
Janet Lichty
Judy Kmeran
Susan Kaiser
Furtheir
Knepper
Elyna High School
Miss Crowell
W. T. Grant Co
First Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Independent
O% Co
Elyria High School
East ‘Seventh St
Miss Cain and Lawrence Dalzell to Wed in Longview
Livya F Cain announces engagement of her daughter Eleanor Joyce to Lawrence N Dalzell both of Longview Texas The couple plan a Tina wedding at Penheid Junction Baptist church The bride to be is a Letourneau College student and St Joseph School of Practical Nursing treasurer and former cheerleader The groom elect is a Trailmobile employee 1957 Clearmew High School graduate and former varsity athlete Elza Satterfield serves as maid of honor Dave Morrow is brides maid Robert Hohman of Pittsburgh is best man Ushers include Dale Morrow Dan Cain and Fred Ja stay bey
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Lorain
Livya F. Cain
Oroszy Ave
Eleanor Joyce
Lawrence N. Dalzell
Ralph.Dalzell
Toledo Rd. A
Cleanien High School
St. Joseph School of Practical ‘Nursing
Letourneau College
Longview
Texas
Dal‘zell
Traimobile
Clearmew High School
Tina
Norman Hoagcat
Penheid
Junction
Carn Hve
Elza ‘Satterfield
Dave Morrow
Dick Stewart Appliances Promises Value at 88 Cleveland St
A clipped ad praises Dick Stewart Appliances at 88 Cleveland Street as the best place to shop for TVs stereo systems and appliances, highlighting low costs and exciting deals.
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Sermic’s
Dick Stewarts
Dick Stewart Appliances
Cleveland St
Parents Use Group Discipline to Guide Teen Behavior
A 1961 column argues parents should collaborate to manage teens, using joint standards and phone coordination with other families. It warns against over strictness while promoting shared boundaries, monitored outings, and a party bureau to provide safe, supervised group activities.
Dear Abby Letters on Age, Lies, and Household Quirks
A reader asks if lying about age affects marriage and whether to reveal the truth to a husband while fearing his mother’s rejection. Other letters discuss how age differences and deceit shape relationships, and a Texas reader asks whether bed sheets belong at the foot or top of the bed, with a regional double standard.
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Abby
Texas
Juniors Hear Narration on Masters of Deceit
Elyria Junior Women's Club at Montieth Hall hosted a program on J Edgar Hoover era book Masters of Deceit about fighting communism. Mrs Rudolph Pinter narrated with quotes from the book. a card party is set for February 2 at 8 30 p.m. at the club house. next meeting will feature an attic auction with hostesses listed.
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J. Edgar Hoovier
Elyria
Montieth Hall
Robert Wilson
Rudolph Pinter
Robert ‘Wilson
Charles Butler
Daniel Eckenfels
William Mahilo
John Tierney
Donald Funk
William Gerber
Edwin Johns
Miss Bruce to Wed E. D. Rainey in March Nuptials
Amherst announces the forthcoming marriage of Patricia Lavonne Bruce to Earl D. Rainey. Patricia, daughter of Gerald and Patricia Bruce of Amherst, and Earl Rainey of Lorain, both graduates of Mentor Steele High School class of 1963, plan a March 3 ceremony at St Joseph Church with attendants Frank Higgins and wife.
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Amherst
Gerald Bruce
Shape Ave. Amnest
Patricia Lavonne
Earl D. Rainey
Mr. Rainey
Earl Rainey
Lincoln St
Miss Bruce
Maron
L. Steele High School
Mss Bruce
Elyria School of Practical Nursing
Rainey
Reiay's Welding Co
Lorain
St. Joseph, Church
Jerome Turins
Frank Higgins
Sheriff Topic Highlighted by ABWA Ely Chapter
Lt. Michael DeNicola of Lorain County Sheriff's Department spoke at the Ely Chapter ABWA meeting at Tudy's Restaurant. A sheriff service film played, followed by a Q and A. Eva McGrew, Jackie Porkorski, and new members James Loridas and Rachel Cheesman were noted. Thelma Gibbs was named education chair. Edith Kelley and Mary Brown won prizes. Esther Coombs gave the benediction. The March meeting tentatively plans an installation party.
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Michael DeNicola
Lorrain County
Helen Walkden
Joans Loridas
Rachel Cheesman
Thelma Gbbs
Edith Kelley
Mary Brown
Esther Coombs
Hadassah Jubilee Donor Affair Celebrates Golden Jubilee
Elyria Hadassah held its annual donor event at the temple Sunday evening marking Hadassah’s Golden Jubilee. The program included an invocation by Mrs. Lester Spike, a film on Jerusalem hospital aid, a Plavnet by Suitcase Players, and refreshments coordinated by Mrs. Richard Demby.
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Hadassah
Elyria Hadassah
Temple
Lester Spike
Ben Spike
Jerusalem
Hadassah - Hebrew University Medical Sah - Hebrew University Medical Center
Marice Samuels
Sholem Riechem
Ruth Persky
Mitchell Richmond
Seymour Fields
Suitcase Players
Jewish Community Center of
Cleveland
Richard Demby
William Lerner
Lorain Auxiliary Plans White Elephant Sale in March
Lorain Auxiliary members met at the IOOF Hall to plan a white elephant sale for March 19. Laura McClain appointed Gerry Sandrock and Walter Sandrock to the refreshment committee for the March 5 meeting. Table decorations carried a patriotic theme with refreshments served by Ethel Edzar and Bertha Olmsted.
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Lorain Auxiliary
Canton Lorain
IOOF
Laura McClain
Gerry Sandrock
Walter Sandrock
Ethel Edzar
Bertha Olmsted
New Wash-n-Wear Finish From Ag Research
A new wash-n-wear finishing process developed through U S Department of Agriculture research promises to make cottons more satisfactory for clothing curtains and household furnishings. The treatment yields a wash-n-wear finish that resists wrinkles in automatic dryers and does not yellow or disen tigrate when heated.
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U.S. Department
Agnculturrerm
Chanel Bag Defines Seasonless High Fashion
Chanel bag remains an enduring icon as smart women globally rotate new mediums and colors each season. The latest versions include reptile skin with real gold chain handles, soft capeskin in white blue or pink, and patent leather with stitched linen, staying roomy enough for daily essentials.
Quilt Pad Reuse Tips From Worn Center
A quilted mattress pad wearing at the center can be saved by trimming away the worn area and repurposing the remaining edge strips as padding for window valances. Scraps can also be used to make potholders.
Students and families noted in local society pages
Barbara Mansfield joined Omicron Nu at Ohio State University. Laura Kay Ohlemacher, born weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces at Lima Hospital, is among Lorain Ada area families. Don Higgie pledged at Akron University. Ann Travis and Guy Wells attend Western Reserve Academy dinner dance. Theodore Jesse Leczo inducted at Ohio State University. Epsilon Sigma Beta Sigma Phi met at Ridgeview Bowling Center with future events planned. Henrys cruise aboard Santa Rosa visiting Curacao and Caracas. Ellen Naughton cochaired Mercy College Mardi Gras king committee. Mrs Hastings travels to Wichita Falls for father’s death. Dr Van DerVort to speak at Ely PTA. Miss Winifred Fay ill in Oak Park hospital.
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David H. Ohlemacher
E. Lincoln St
Ada
Laura Kay
Lima Hospital
Lima
Howard W. Ohlemacher
Denison Ave
Paul M. Wellman
Cornell Ave
Ohio Northern University
Bethel Shrine Officers Advance Night and Engagement News
Bethel Shrine and Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem held Advance Officers Night with Ruth Acheson and Charles Boals advancing to higher offices. Helen Ehlert chaired, card party to follow. Officers to be installed March 31 at the Masonic Temple. Carolyn Ann Baratko to wed Patrick H. Radican in a fall wedding. Baratko and Radican families noted. Carolyn is Magnificat graduate. Radican is Xavier alumnus.
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Bethel Shrine
Order of White Shrine of
Ruth Acheson
Charles Boals
Shepherds
Helen Ehlert
Masonic Temple
Junior Catholic Daughters Meeting Recaps Feb Activities
The Junior Catholic Daughters met February 13 in St. Mary Blue Room, exchanged heart favors, and set the next Blue Room gathering for February 71. Sarah Polasek revealed that One Rose of America was the book prize at the February 12 meeting. The merit night was hosted by Gloria Brewster at 3% Easton His Bird. A Father Daughter tureen is planned for the school cafeteria tonight. Prizes went to Man Dan Cassone Elekl Patrica Levier and Marsha Mousser. The next meeting will be February 22 at Pamela Brad’s home, 7 George Street.
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Machiavellis
St. Mary Blue Room
Wali Be Hed
Blue Room
Bwk
Sarah Polasek
Calendar Of Events In Elyria And Lorain Area
Kin Ets Mrs Raymond Wykrent 237 Whitman Bookens Mrs Wiliam Lous han Canterbury Rd 830 p m Elyria Business Professional Women's Club Holly Hall speaker Elyria Republican Women's Club Monteith Hall 8 p m Lorain County Homebuilders Auxiliary Ohio Edison Auditorium 8 p m Protectors Associaten Rose soals 346 Ninth St 730 p m Guys and Gals Club Holly Hall p m Ni Beta Omega BSP Sylvia careel 105 Cornell Benson Club St Mary cafeteria 815 p m St Andrew Altar Guild parish house 745 p m Y s Gals Holly Hall 630 p m Hadassah Temple 830 p m Eastern Heights PTA school 8 l m Maplewood PTA school 8 p m Elyria High School PTA school Oakwood PTA school 8 p m
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Raymond Wykrent
Whitman
Wiliam Loushan
Canterbury Rd
Elyria
Professional Women’s Club
Holly Hall
Monteith Hall
Lorain County
Ohio Edison
Rose Soals
Ninth St
Ni Beta Omega
Sylvia Careel
Cornell
Benson
St. Mary Cafetera
St. Andrew
Gals
Hadassah
Temple
Eastern Heights
Maplewood
Elyria High School
Oakwood
Maternal death rate drops to 3.2 per 10000 births
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. statisticians report provisional 1960 figures show 1,360 maternal deaths in the United States while births reached about 4.5 million, yielding a maternal mortality rate of 3.2 per 10,000 live births.
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Metropolitan Life Lnsurance Co
United States
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Kenneth Roberts
George Matchum
Dennis Walker
James Vance
Rogers Studio
Eleanor Joyce Cain
Miss Cain
L. N. Dalzell
Oleaelassmate
Robert Hohman
Pittswroh
Dale Morrow
Dan Cain
Fred Jastay Bey
Ata Furniture Mart, Inc
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Sale AD
IE Vo
Kkennedys
Florida
Paul
Eriksson, Inc
New York
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Dear Abby
Boser
Bern
Rehmeus
Iowa
Harry S. Burr
Second Street
Fairfax
Ofte
E. D. Rainey
Patricia Lavonne Bruce
Sheriff's Department
ABWA
Farac
Broad Street
Grace A. Meyers
Barbara Mansfield
Park Ave
School of Home Economics
Ohio State University
Omicron Nu
Don Higgie
James Higgie
East River St
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Akron University
Howe Military School
Howe, Ind
Don
Ann Travis
South Main St
Wellington
Charles Travis
Guy Wells
Western Reserve Academy
Theodore Jesse Leczo
National Society of Pershing Rifles
Columbus
Jesse Leevo
N. Ridge Rd
Epsilon Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Ridgeview
J. Donald Henry
Missouri Ave
Virgil Hume
East Ene Ave
Santa Rosa
Curacao
N.W
la Guaira
Caracas
Venezzuela
Aruba
N.W.I
Kingston
Jamaica
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Port Everglades
Fort Lauderdale-Miami
Fla
Ellen Naughton
Peter Naughton
West Ave
Mercy College
Detroit
Terry Hastings
Monroe St
Wichita Falls
Tex
John B. Newsom
Robert S. van Dervort
Ely
Parent-Teacher Association
Theschool
Miss Baratko
P. H. Radican
Carolyn Ann Baratko
John J. Baratko
Inglewood Dr
Rocky River
Carolyn Ann
Patrick H. Radican
Radican
Henry M. Radican
Garford Ave
Magnificat High School
College of Mount
Xavier University
Cincinnati
St. Elizabeth
Pamela Brad
Geeorce Street
Elliott Grerung
Vogler
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