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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
5
The Women’s Pages staff invites tips on women pursuing notable projects or solving household challenges. Forward suggestions about women with unique vocations or contributions to the editor to consider for future coverage.
Karen Louise Brandt and John Albert Lamb wed in a 10 am double ring ceremony at St. Anthony's Church Lorain officiated by Rev. Ernest Waechter. The couple will reside on West 80th Street Cleveland after a reception for 350 at St. Anthony's hall.
Practical guidance for hosts planning a bridal shower with guest lists invitations and entertainment ideas. Emphasizes avoiding overindulgence in gifts and stresses the host’s mother involvement and practical food planning and decor to ensure a pleasant party atmosphere.
Instructions describe making decorative crystal bells from crepe paper and a tumbler, with bells attached to a dowel in a pot, plus ribbons, faux lily of the valley, and greenback ties. It suggests nut cups and napkin rings for small groups with crepe paper wraps and ribbon bows.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kelly announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Kay McCombs to Corporal Gerald L Whitney USMC son of Mr and Mrs Paul Whitney The couple plan for Bonnie to attend Elyria High School as a senior Gerald Whitney is a 1959 Elgrins High School graduate serving with the Second Marine Air Wing at Cherry Point North Carolina Wedding plans are undetermined
Indianapolis report shows about 2 percent of Indiana's residents are foreign born with Germans, Poles, English and Canadians as the largest groups. Negroes account for about 6 percent of the state population.
The listing details local group meetings and activities across venues from Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple to Sweet Adelines at First Congregational Church. Notable gatherings include WCTU, Ruth Naomi Ladies Guild, Daughters of Scotia, and Ladies Guilds with times ranging from 12:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. venues include YWCA, Masonic Temple, church lounges, and auditorium notices.
Local brief from Elyria Ohio notes events on July 8 1983 including community notices and updates from the Chronicle Telegram newsroom in response to midweek happenings.
Mr and Mrs Michael Bodnar announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ellen Bodnar to John Michael Yarish son of Mr and Mrs John Yarish RD 2 Gratton. Judith Ellen is a 1960 Elyria High School graduate employed in Elyria Memorial Hospital records room and member of St Marys parish. John Michael Yarish graduated from Midview High School in 1959 and works at Fildes Electric while farming with his father. He belongs to Immaculate Conception parish in Grafton.
New York UPI reports basements are disappearing from new single family homes, with over two thirds built without cellars while about half of older homes still have them. Chief architect John Sierks of Levitt and Sons cites cost as the main reason, calling basements an expensive luxury.
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