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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1955
Page
4
Miss Velma Van Noy and Lemaster plan a Friday wedding in Oberlin with attendants Claire N and Leona. The ceremony will be followed by a reception, with James F Snner and others serving as ushers and best man.
A community note recalls Arlington residents Mrs Jerome B Ler and daughter Annie visiting, attending performances with the Finlay family and friends. Several households are thanked for cards, letters, and well wishes as relatives and neighbors share memories from events and a gang away party at the Merril home with Navy service soon.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wayne Hendriks married Saturday at the First Universal Church of North Olmsted. The bride, Miss A. Dwell, wore a white satin gown with a pearl headpiece and carried white carnations. she is a North Olmsted High School and Miami University graduate who will teach elementary grades in Hamilton. Her husband, a Miami University graduate, will enter his junior year and served four years in the U.S. Army. About 200 guests attended the ceremony and reception with decorations of candies and floral bouquets.
The report mentions three juveniles and one adult being accepted by a unit. It notes an ice cream and walnut cookies treat, a meeting closing with gravel unt vay, and a planned reconvening at 1:30 pm in the Pyne Room.
A 1960s public remark quotes Annette condemning bikinis and pedal pushers. She criticizes fashionable bathing suits as revealing, calls pedal pushers ugly, and asserts girls reveal too much skin. The exchange reflects era debates on modesty and dress codes.
A reader questions obligations of a host and guest after an unannounced visit. Amy Vanderbilt advises thoughtful gestures such as a small token of appreciation, tips for leaving, and courteous behavior to honor the guest and simplify good manners.
Readable fragments list meetings and social gatherings at Graystone Totel Newcomers Club Holly Hall and other venues. Itemized entries mention Catholic Ladies group and lodge meetings with locations on Coimb n Ave and Townsend Club.
New process makes leather washable and ironable with color and texture kept. Gloves jackets vests and coats can go through washing machines. Launder leather range includes suede and grain leather priced from $45 to $95 with stylish studded options.
A letter complains that relatives staying with the writer and Miss Vanderbitt fail to contribute to meals or help with dinners. The wife balks at robe wear during visits and questions guests' manners, suggesting they should offer more practical help and display proper hospitality instead of lazy loafing.
The 11th annual Old Gang reunion took place Monday at The Hedges in LaPorte with about 1 priest attendees. Hostesses Mia and Mrs Fred sy gerowner of Amherst organized a dessert luncheon and business session. Next year the group meets July 4 again at The Hedges with Mr and Mrs Jack Studevant in charge of entertainment.
Sixty six attend the fourth annual Kolb reunion at Locust Park Amherst. The program featured dancing games and a business meeting. Flor ence Schuster reported no deaths and listed family births. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Lar Kolb of Colorado. New officers were elected: president Mrs Irving Laver secretary Mrs Ralph Graham historian Florence Schuster. The next reunion is set for the same location on the Sunday of July 1956.
Announcement of the engagement of Mercita Colette Bommer and Ensign Arthur Richard Fitz Gerald by family. They plan a September 10 wedding at St Peters in North Ridgeville with attendants Florence Bemsek, Connie Corbett, and Patricia Conroy. Details cover family backgrounds and post wedding plans in Norfolk, Virginia.
A Parisian table setting trend features frilly tablecloths and accessories resembling Cancan skirts. White cotton cloths edged in linen eyelet, velvet ribbons, and ruffles frame plates and bowls with lace-like edges, while pure white porcelain rims imitate lace. Some pieces use printed patterns and pastel accents to evoke Parisian chic.
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