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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
4
Marilyn Ann Ponczocha and Joseph F. Tramontana married at 10 a m on June 29 in St John s Church with Rev Joseph M Warner officiating. The bride and groom are listed with their parents at addresses on E 31 Street and W 38th Street, bouquets of carnations and palms decorated the ceremony and Consuela Mendoza played organ.
Medina couple announces engagement of Carol Ann Haumesser to Seth J. Swain Jr. Miss Haumesser, Buckeye High School 1939 graduate, secretary at Old Phoenix National Bank. Swain, Medina High School graduate, Kent State attendee, assistant traffic manager at Medina Cleveland Freight Line. Wedding planned in fall. Continuous detailing covers gowns, wedding party, flowers, reception for 350 at Polish American Citizens Hall, and future home at 4603 Willow Ave.
A Fay Co promotion invites 12 to 20 year olds to submit a unique name for the store’s enlarged Young Junior department. Entries by July 22 via post or card to Elyria Ohio. Prize is a $5000 wardrobe. summer merchandise sale continues at Fay Co stores in Elyria and Sheffield.
A reader's letter to Miss Vanderbilt discusses whether Ph.D. holders should be called Dr. Harvard confirms the head is addressed as President Pusey or Mr. Pusey, not Dr. and notes general preference for Professor among established scholars. The letter also cites New York and Chicago trends where Ph.D. holders, especially analysts and psychiatric social workers, feel compelled to use Dr. in daily address.
Rainbow Girls meet at Masonic Temple 7 p m. Sweet Adelines perform at First Congregational Church 8 p m. Women of the Moose gather at Moose Hall 8 p m. Duplicate Bridge Club convenes at YWCA 8 p m.
Karen Garner and John Kropf were married June 22 at 2 30 p m in Milan First Presbyterian Church with Rev Willliam H Hunt officiating. Guests included family from Vermilion Huron and Cleveland as reception followed in Lockwood Chapel.
Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames recommend several children's titles. Charlotte Zolotow's The Sky Was Blue traces a family lineage with repeated blue skies while Garth Williams illustrates the tale. Other picks include Leo Lionni Swininty about a fish seeking family, Patricia Lauber The Friendly Dolphins, Charlotte Steiner The Fiddles Keep Fit, and Jonnie Carton Daddies, each praised for age suitability and engaging themes.
A fragment from a Wee Women piece hints at themes of shorthand and typing. The readable portion suggests questions about literacy and communication methods.
NBC plans 26 episodes for 1963 04 season of The Virginian with 24 writers drafting the first 16 scripts. The labor scale reflects weekly 90 minute production demands and ongoing script development for next season.
Madrid reports about 80,000 elementary school teachers in Spain as a nationwide education debate unfolds over staffing and classroom needs. The figure underscores the scale of basics instruction amid ongoing policy discussions.
Dear Abby answers readers about discouraging overnight guests by furnishing a poor guest room. She advises the husband may be right and offers general etiquette guidance for handling social intrusions and shy suitors. The column includes letters about love honesty and neighbor telephone use.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hemminger announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce A. Hemminger to Gene A. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith. Joyce, a 1960 South Amherst High School and Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture graduate, works at Lorain County Savings and Trust. Gene, a 1958 graduate, is with Lorain Telephone Co. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Mr and Mrs Ernest E Bassett of Grafton announce the engagement of their daughter Judi Kathryn to Daniel F Bubb Jr son of Mr and Mrs Daniel F Bubb of Brentwood Lake Village Judi Kathryn Bassett is a 1960 graduate of Midview High School and employed by Travelers Insurance Co Cleveland Daniel F Bubb Jr is a 1958 Midview graduate who attended John Carroll University and is employed by United Appraisal Co
Aliss Adelina Russo of Amherst spoke at the annual July breakfast of the Women's Missionary Association of First United Presbyterian Church. A medical missionary home on furlough from the Mexican Indian Mission, she described life in rural southern Mexico and the work of missionaries including travel by foot horse and, at times, planet.
Sunday evening event at St Teresa on Harris Road Shefield Lake hosts an open party starting 7 p.m with regular activities beginning at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Anna Schneider told about 125 relatives at the Melody Grove picnic her family story from Hamburg to Ohio. She recalled Catherine and Henry Kane leaving as children, the Beebe family work, John Ternes, Abbe Road cabin, 13 children, and her parents’ 1900 voyage. She urged children to work and walk, and she was made an honorary Ternes member.
A simple craft explains covering a firm cardboard carton with bright self adhesive pattern for a decorative toy box. The top is cut to form a single hinged lid for easy opening and closing.
Sparse notice announces a Dutchmaid clothing cash and carry sale on a Wednesday at 0418 Ridgewood location near the Rt 57 and 254 intersection. No further details on time or organizers are provided.
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