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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1960
Page
3
A festive Harlequin ButterScotch Cake replicates Mardi Gras flavor with butter scotch layers and frosting, trimmed in a harlequin motif. Recipe includes butterscotch bits, cake flour, brown sugar, milk, butter, vanilla, eggs, and a cream cheese frosting with cream and spices.
Elyria Council 335 of the Daughters of America held a birthday tu reen and distributed napkins to members with April events announced. Deputy Lillian Garfield said the District Rally occurs April 3 at the Manger Hotel in Cleveland with a memorial service and silver shower, and rally banquet reservations are due April 21. Inspection is planned for June 14, and March 8 features a fish pond game with wrapped gifts solicitations.
Tonight features the Ladies Auxiliary at NOSC RA with Melody Grove at 8 30 p m for round and square dancing. Townsend Club meets at YWCA residence at 7 30 p m. Roosevelt PTA hosts recreation night at the school at 7 p m. Pilgrim Church Women hold a parish hall smorgasbord. Cootlette Club 107 gathers at VFW Post Home 1079 at 8 p m. Northwest Encampment 1 0 at O F Hall.
Employment notice requests a high school graduate for an office position in a well established downtown business. Requires typing and shorthand skills. Apply with full details to Chronicle Telegram Box 1000.
In a community letter exchange, parents oppose proposals to limit schooling to reading writing and arithmetic. They defend all around education and support including arts music and special ed for all children. Readers express strong support for helping slow learners toward independence. A political program at St Teresa on Garms Road Sheffield Lake announces tonight’s open meeting.
The couple wed in St Mary Church on February six with a 9 30 a m ceremony. The bride Ursula Marianne Buller was from Nordenham Germany and was given in marriage by her uncle Henry Flechsenhaar. The groom is Herman Plas of 316 Ninth St Lorain. White carnations and a red wool suit for the bride marked the reception at Bess and Andy's North Ridgeville before a honeymoon to New York City and Washington D C.
A social notes summary details a Lorain Ohio wedding with flowers, gowns, organist Mrs. Lews Kolopus, soloist, and best man Herman Pias. The bride, Elyria Catholic High graduate, wore silk taffeta with Chantilly lace and a veil. Guests included Ralph Schmidt and Abbe Read. the bride’s family tied to Nordenham Germany and Lorain Products.
Miss Sally Ann Sugerik daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Sugerik Denman Road and Howard O'Dell will wed in an open church ceremony at St Mary Church Vermilion at 10 a m The Rev Donald Klaus will officiate The bride is a Firelands High School 1988 graduate and a fourth grade teacher at St Mary School Vermilion The groom is a Townsend Wakeman High School graduate employed at Ford Motor Company Lorain Division He is son of Mr and Mrs Howard O'Dell West River Road.
Garden Y's breakfast at the YWCA drew 31 members with talks on how birds aid gardening. Agnes Anderson, Arthur Stiger, and Vern Unger presented on attracting birds and local species as Dr. May Andrews planned a March 8 tea event after the matinee.
Elyria Movie and Slide Club viewed several films and travel slides Thursday night at Monteith Hall. A corn harvesting film from a West Liberty farm and pictures of birds and squirrels in Elizabeth Yoder’s yard were shown, with Ray Ewers presenting slides from Yellowstone Park Washington DC Florida Alaska Natural Bridge Grand Canyon and Nimrod Club outing scenes. Members served refreshments and Lance Beavis and Zella Beavis will lead the March 24 program.
Navy Mothers Club of Fianna to host a party at Crile Veterans Hospital on April 3, led by Mrs Jackson with Jo J. Barnville as refreshment chair and Mrs Hutman aiding. A benefit card party is planned for April 26 at Monteith Hall, under Mrs E Flanagan. The group also notes a new nominating committee member, Mrs Nina Madge, and mentions past commander Denise Werbrod as present at the March meeting.
Brownie Troop 82 girls in Cleveland will appear on Bozo The Clown on Channel 8 and tape a new program for WJW-TV. The group will meet at Pilgrim Congregational Church and travel by car at 8:30 a.m. for activities including cookie sales and nail plaques.
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