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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1961

Page

10

Teacher Bride of Mr Sailor in North Olmsted

Miss Barbara Hart art teacher at Jefferson School wed Ralph Maynard Sailor at Ciague Rd Congregational Church North Olmsted on December 27. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hart of 4850 Colone and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Sailor of East College Ave Jackson Center. The ceremony featured candlelight and all decor. The couple plan residence in Jackson Center. the bride is a graduate of Badger Green University and the groom of Jackson Center High School, employed at Copeland Refrigeration in Sidney.

Barbara Hart Jefferson School Ralph Maynard Sailor Ciague Rd. Congregational Church North Olmsted Loraine de Har Colone Baru Olmsted Jacmone Voss Berman Tony Tim Hart Brothers George Wo Penn Allan Saso Gaduate Bad de Greer Paul Sailor East College Ave Jackson Center H.zn Copeland Refrigeration Sidney

Eggs Take Center Stage in Hearty Family Dishes

Home cooks seek budget friendly main courses using eggs with spinach soufflé and an omelet with vegetable cheese sauce. The spinach soufflé serves four to five from a recipe pairing eggs, spinach, and a light white sauce, baked until delicately browned. An accented fluffy omelet features a rich vegetable cheese sauce, with milk, butter, and cheddar, served atop the omelet and seasoned for fuller flavor.

Calendar Events Tonight in Elyria and Nearby

American Business Women's Association Elyria chapter hosts dinner at Towne Crier Inn. Fortnightly Club meets Mrs. George Hoke at 1040 Gulf Rd. Y Nyners Club gathers at Holly Hall 8 p.m. Twinettes Club meets at YWCA Residence 8 p.m. St Mary Altar Rosary Societies church hall. Lydia Group with Mrs. C. A. Gibbens 242 Pasadena Ave Salon 334 8 p.m. Amherst Bethel Shrine Auxiliary at Monterth Hall 7:30 p.m. Woman's Benefit Association meets IOOF Hall 8 p.m. VFW Hinkson Hysell Auxiliary 3341 Grafton Town Hall 8 p.m.

American Business Women's Associaton Elyria Towne Crier Mrs. George] Hoke Gulf Rd Y-Nyners Holly Hall YWCA St. Mary Rosary Bethel Shrine Monterth Woman's Benefit Association IOOF VFW Hinkson-Hysell Grafton Town Hall

Straw Airs Flow to Open Fresh Catsup Bottle

In a simple kitchen trick, a soda straw inserted into a newly opened catsup bottle lets air reach the bottom, avoiding the flood caused by pounding the bottle. The method solves the problem with minimal effort and mess.

Oberlin Zoning Board Overrules City on Gibson Permit

The Oberlin Zoning Board of Appeals held the city overstepped in revoking Burt Gibson's building permit for a 12 unit complex at 159 West Lorain Street. The board urged the matter be resolved in court, citing technicalities and the need to protect private citizen rights. The case arose after Dunn had issued the permit, the appellate court overturned, and Ohio Supreme Court later ordered Dunn to issue the permit, with costs to the city.

Ted Wood State Supreme Court Com- Gibson Dunn Oberlin Rich J. Dunn Burt Gibson Zoning Board of Appeals Flanigan Thomas Flanigan Joverrule Webb Parker Gibson Saul Guilford Harry Complex T Hicks Hart Broadwell West Lorain St Zoing Board of Appeals Common Pleas Court John D. Pincura Apellate Court Pincura Supreme Court of Ohio Eric Nord Citi

Prentice Elected President Of Malta Dames Unit

The Protectors Association of the Dames of Malta elected Mrs. George Prentice as president at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. Osie Higgie’s home on East River Street. New officers include Mrs. James R. Scarborough, vice president. Mrs. Charles Boals, secretary treasurer. Mrs. Higgie sunshine chairman. Mrs. Margaret Hobill chaplain. and Mrs. Walter Graber dinner chairman. Benediction closed the session. a lunch followed. The next meeting is set for February 13 at 8 pm with Mrs. Boals hosting at 346 9th Lt. Mrs. Nellie Jones will host.

Ofcers Protectors Association of the Dames of Malta Osie Higgie East River St George Prentice Will James R. Scarbrough Charles Boals Higgie Sunshine Margaret Hobill Walter Graber Benediction Boals Nellie Jones

Edwards Seeks Zoning Referendum

Amherst real estate man William Edwards circulates a petition to place a referendum on rezoning a Cleve land Ave strip from residential to limited commercial. He needs 220 signatures from 1958 gubernatorial voters to put the issue on the November ballot. he has 90 but needs majority approval.

Amherst William Edwards Cleveland Ave Edwards Washington St Axtel St

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