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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1961
Page
6
Miss Nancy Suoval wore Chantilly lace and tulle for her wedding to Charles in the Church of Christ, Lorain. Kenneth Maynard and Parker W. Van officiated the ceremony on De 2.
Carlisle PTA hears of mail and playground concerns as details of a wedding gown and Br oken phrases surface. Nancy Malone served as maid of honor with Qualla Kinsley and Ann Genette Royal as bridesmaids in red ensembles. James Voyles acted as best man for the Owensboro cousin, Roy G. King.
A collage of articles covers Amherst and Avon Lake history with fires, schools, churches, and rail incidents from 1810s to 1920s. It notes Avon Lake industry and town development, local notices, and a community discussion on curbside crime and objectionable material with remarks by Mrs. Petrillo.
Senior Girl Scout Troop 28 will make Valentine's Day tray favors for Lorain County Home Ladies Ward. The meeting doubled as a Christmas party at Louise Biersbach's Griswold Road home. Favors were delivered and plans discuss skating party in March and a May International Friendship dance. A Camp Timberlane weekend is planned for June and a spring paper drive. Marilyn Kastler presided. Louise Biersbach led piano Silent Night. Members made a wreath of plastic bags and a Santa cake decor. Refreshments followed by Christmas tree.
Dean Smith was elected president of the Keystone School Board last night. Carlisle will serve as vice president. James Hastings and Nabakowski were named to the school bus committee. The board set monthly meetings for the third Tuesday and approved a $3 per meeting stipend for each of the 12 regular sessions.
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