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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
5
Janet Burzloff and Richard Jarrett united in marriage at Wakeman Congregational Church in a candlelight ceremony. The Rev. Paul Schurdell officiated with organist David Lynch and soloist Enid Sweinheart. The couple's reception followed for 150 guests.
Starlets of the Order of Eastern Star met at Mrs. Franklin Broege and co hosts Mrs. Melvin Farr and Mrs. Charles Bosnyak. They voted to make dish towels for the new Masonic Temple and heard a report on 1959 officers. A Tupperware demonstration followed. They adjourned to meet again Feb 2 at Mrs. William Boyd’s home with co hosts Mrs. John Husbands and Mrs. Willis Krugman.
Oberlin Mrs. Theodore Smith announces the engagement of her daughter Judith Elaine to Arthur Lauer son of Mr and Mrs Milton E Lauer of 83 Spring St The bride to be is a Firelands High senior and Pop Corn Bowl employee The groom is a 1958 Oberlin High graduate Grace Lutheran member and National Guard, employed at Schubert Garage They plan to wed in late June.
St Agnes parishioners plan a Sunday noon to 4 p.m. chicken dinner in the church hall with Mrs Ed Stawicki as general chair and Mrs Ed Frabotta and Mrs John Hutman as co chairs. The kitchen and service teams are listed with many parish volunteers and take out coordinators.
Aileen Benninghoff reviews Looking Up by Jane Boyle Needham at the YWCA matinee in Holly Hall. The true story follows Jane, a young mother paralyzed by polio, living in an iron lung while raising children with support from family and community.
The Elyria Golden Age Club meeting in Holly Hail featured a solo by Jessie Eady singing Fairest Lord Jesus as Ann Meschke opened the session and the group renewed the Pledge of Allegiance. Emma Whitmore offered the prayer and 64 members plus one guest enjoyed refreshments. Chairwoman Ethel Feely presided with Lillian Smith Ann Meschke Helen Smith Ida Kissberth Ella Bauer Jessie Waltz and Emma Murrer assisting. Sara Randles and Gertie Martin were reported ill at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The next meeting is set for January 25.
Mara tha Henderson Helen Donovan and Evelyn Hyer received prizes during the Tuesday Canasta ettes gathering at Hattie Jalowek 110 Calann Dr refreshments were provided by the hostess. The next meeting is set for February 2 at Edna Justin 1823 Lake Ave.
Announcement of an engagement between Miss Mary Lou Pyle and Kenneth W. Chapman. Miss Pyle, a Michigan State University graduate, is connected to Alpha Delta Pi. Chapman, a Kenyon College alumnus and Beta Theta Pi member, studies at Western Reserve Medical School.
Dr. Martyn E Richardson tells the 63rd annual American Osteopathic Association meeting that the staphylococcic igerm resists penicillin and other antibiotics and is best fought with plenty of soap and water and elbow grease in a concise public health reminder.
Margaret Wollensiegel becomes president of the ITOPS TOPS group at the 1960 installation in the Graystone Hotel Banquet Room. New officers include Eleanor Reinhardt as vice president Ruth Hill recording secretary Lillian Paton corresponding secretary Betty Altemeier treasurer and Charlene Firestone chaplain. A February 10 tour of General Motors will follow dinner with PBX Room visit.
A historical note reports the Egyptian obelisk in New York City, erected in 1886, has suffered more weather damage since its arrival than during its 3,300 years in Egypt, highlighting enduring exposure.
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