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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1963
Page
3
Water can harm pressing garments and petite sizes vary by waist and hem length. Tips discuss dampening hems, chain stitching to set crepe shine, and washing or dry cleaning options. Questions cover whether petite and Jr Petite are shortwaisted and how to adjust hems for shorter women.
Argyle Lodge 6 Dauigh é ters of Scotland held a Thursday initiation to celebrate its 46th anniversary. Six new members were welcomed: Mrs. Thomas Wright, Mark Nicolson, Mrs. Jack Music, Mrs. Alexander Bartle, Mrs. Gilbert Slaven, and Mrs. Peter Bell. Guests included Mrs. Low Bonzo and Mrs. Robert McKelvie. A heart shaped cake, Scottish Geeseys, and a special prize for Mrs. Alexander Barnie highlighted the event. Plans for St Patrick's Day activities were assigned to four members for the March 21 meeting.
A reader asks if an adopted preschooler has brain injury. The Doctors urge careful psychological evaluation before placement, suggest a lower cost plan, and advise considering local special schooling with supervised home care and possible drug therapy. They warn that improvement may be slow and recommend reading Ernest Siegel on brain injured children for guidance.
A Bell Telephone system aided device brailles names on canis and uses a start bar to dial. New plastic bristle brushes self-clean and retract after use for easy storage in a purse. Gloves of neoprene protect hands during cleaning and handling harsh agents while machine sewing advances with a fine tuning dial. Foot size charts help parents fit children from infancy to adulthood. Ready pie crust shells from Pet Milk Co promise easy baking.
A local note recalls Isabella Guild introducing new members and planning a shower party for a mother-to-be. The piece discusses whether to hold the shower before or after birth, consideration of hospital stay, and sensitivity to the mother’s condition. It mentions Communion breakfast, dress winner, and program plans for antiques.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Skinner of 125 Union St announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy E to Wayne RK Cottrell son of Mr and Mrs Roy E Cottrell RD 3 The bride to be is a senior at Wellington High School The groom attended Wellington High School and is employed by Jasper Foundry Elyria Wedding plans are indefinite.
Mary W. Hurlbut a missionary from Africa spoke at the Plus Fifty Club of the YWCA luncheon in Holly Hall. She described the fire of the s and their problems, said Africans are intelligent and eager to learn, and showed color slides of a mission school. Lou Shirmer chaired the hostess committee. Mayme Pallas organized table decorations, Ida Kisseberth and Tena Baus poured. The next meeting is guest day March 22 at 1 p.m.
Churchwomen gathered at Mrs. John Wherry’s home to discuss the Book of Acts and the theme Through Prison and Shipwreck with Peter and Paul. They named a nominating committee and held hostess duties and a birthday luncheon.
Mr and Mrs Ford T Rowand announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Diane Muariv to Jerry Lee Rife. Diane is a graduate of Ruggles Troy High Schools and employed at Ohio Body Mfg Co New Langton. Rife works at Lorain Ford Plant. The wedding is planned for June 22 at Nova Ey ren Church United Brethren.
Appointment available Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 to 9 for permanent, safe facial hair removal. Dr Seeba located at C.T. Rt. 254 2044 N. Ridge Rd. contact BR 7-5191 for scheduling.
Kathleen Georgia Ross and Gary Orlandi plan to wed at St Mary Church in Lorain. Kathleen is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Ross of George Sr. address and Gary is son of Mr and Mrs William Orlandi of Broadway. The couple, active in St Mary Church and local groups, are set to marry September 28.
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