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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
2
Local page from January 3 1964 features brief notices and summaries with names, places, and events from Elsiia Ohio and surrounding area, reflecting community notices and short items common to the period.
Ellen Boylan becomes a medical technologist with the American Society of Clinical Pathologists after passing her registry. The Atlantic Club in Elyria hosts a New Year dance with 70 attendees and schedules a Jan 3 meeting. Christmas lights brighten Washington Avenue neighborhoods. Kay Harrison Junior Women's League plans a Jan 23 meeting at Monteith Hall. Story hour at Longfellow Room features readings. Amy Barrie coordinates. Birth announcements include Colleen Finley and Bonnie Elizabeth Boyd. Community groups outline meetings at YWCA and Lake Avenue United Church of Christ with upcoming sewing and missions work.
A quirky New York style thoughtfulness test asks readers to answer yes to 10 questions about stress procrastination and past behavior. It offers scoring guidance and moralizing conclusions on being thoughtful versus self centered with commentary on aging and responsibility.
Mr and Mrs William A Thomas announce the engagement of their daughter Carel Ren Eaton to Charles Paterson Eaton son of Mr and Mrs Hugh M Eaton Jr The bride elect is a 1960 Eliz District Catholic High School graduate and Ohio University senior at Athens She teaches in Olmsted Falls The groom elect is a Brooks School North Andover MA 1960 graduate and a Washington and Jefferson College senior in Washington PA He serves as secretary of Phi Gamma Delta and belongs to the PreLaw Society The couple will wed June 20.
Ruth Wiccel hosted the Research Club meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Schaber presented a review of A Thousand Springs by Rosa Chennault, a biography of the marriage of Anna Chennault and General Claire Lee Chennault.
Directions for crocheted slippers in worsted or cotton yarns, pattern 7276, with picot trim and floral variant. Advertisement lists price 35 cents plus 13 cents mailing, instructs sending name, address, and zone to Alice Brooks at Chronicle Telegram Needlecraft Dept, Old Chelsea Station, New York NY.
Local couple Mr and Mrs Herman Dengler Columbia Station announce the engagement of their daughter Mar Leu to Jerald William Bilow son of Mr and Mrs Burton Bilow North Ridgeville The couple announced the news at a Christmas Eve party and Christmas Day family dinner Miss Dengler a 1958 Columbia High School graduate works as secretary to Eugene Zak at Columbia Elementary School Bilow a 1959 Ridgeville High School graduate served in the US Army including Karlsruhe Germany and works at Adams Auto Trim Co Westlake Both are members of Gas and Gals of the YWCA.
Oberlin Mr. and Mrs. Merle J. Hanmer of 56 Walnut Street announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Jane to David Allen Pleasnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pleasnick of 141 Hollywood Street. Linda Jane, a 1962 Oberlin High School graduate, is a junior at the A B Johnson School of Nursing in Elyria. Pleasnick, a 1961 graduate, works at Fisher Food Store in Lorain Westgate Shopping Center. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Dr and Mrs M D Haag of 212 Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Ivan Gwendolyn Haag to Clifford Livingston son of Mr and Mrs John Livingston of Clairton Pa. Miss Haag a junior at Wittenberg University majors in education and is in Kappa Delta. Mr Livingston a 19? year graduate of Wittenberg is in Pi Kappa Alpha and with the Cincinnati firm Alexander and Grant.
Mr and Mrs Ray Heinzerling of 295 North Main announce the engagement of their daughter Ja Ann to Loren Butch E Haskins son of Mr and Mrs Loren C Haskins of 825 Cleveland Ave Plans show Ja Ann a 1962 Steele High School graduate employed as a secretary with C J Springer Insurance and Loren a 1982 Steele High School graduate studying at Oberlin School of Commerce and employed by Texaco Middle Ridge Plaza Wedding plans are indefinite.
U S consumers purchased about 800 million pairs of shoes in 1963 at a cost near 5 hundred million dollars. They also spent roughly 373 million on shoe polish, according to SC Johnson and Son Inc.
Berkeley scholars argue Pooh and his companions conceal deep political and psychological meanings. Crens, a UC English professor, wrote The Pooh Perplex parody essays in Freudian Marxist New Critical and Humanist styles. The spoof suggests Pooh’s adventures reveal class struggle and human neuroses beyond a children’s tale.
Mr and Mrs Everett Sprester announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Kay to Russell Raymond Milter son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Milter. New Year’s Eve engagement set with a planned April wedding. Patricia is a Elyria High School 1963 graduate employed at Rogers Studio Air. Russell attended Midview and Kenny King’s Restaurant in Elyria.
A collection of reader questions to Abby about money for clergy, marriages, alcoholism, dating behavior, and family dynamics. Readers urge harsher guidance on caregiving and partnerships while Abby maintains practical, nonjudgmental responses.
The 1963 fashion scene centered on sportswear with long dresses and coats for evenings, raincoats in olive drab by Balenciaga, and a surge in leather and knit styles. Early spring shows and Paris influence shaped looks from turtle necks to knee high boots, while maternity wear blossomed amid a shifting American couture scene.
NEW DELHI India launches two long range research and development programs with the United States to boost Indian jute products, focusing on textiles. The initiative aims to advance jute research and strengthen industrial ties between India and the United States.
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