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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
3
Daughters of America 335 held a meeting at Eagles Hall with Ethel Hambley deputy installing Dorothy Klein as councilor and new officers. Past Councilors announced a picnic Monday at 6 30 p.m. at the home of James D Hambley.
Grafton Mr and Mrs William Tester Bowen announce the engagement of their daughter Joann to Kenneth Edmund No batteries are needed with a new cordless toothbrush that recharges on a wall unit holding up to six brushes Miss Bowen a 1964 graduate of Midview High School attends Oberlin School of Commerce Stinnett son of Mrs Lear Lee 2206 Grafton Rd and the late Arthur L Stinnett Mr Stinnett attended Covington High School and served four years in the Navy He works at Maytag Elvira Co A Sept 4 wedding is planned.
A health column urges young mothers to begin abdominal contraction exercises soon after delivery to restore tone and prevent a protruding stomach. It details two simple movements, emphasizes gradual progression, and cites a success tale of a mother who regained her figure and won a beauty contest.
Mr and Mrs Louis Gurchik announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Jor Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Howard Jackson Their education includes Elyria Catholic High and Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture Linda works at Fashion's Finest Salon in North Olmsted Jackson graduated from Elyria High School and works at Terstedt Division Geneva Motors The couple plan to marry October 16 at St Jude Church with attendants named Patricia Kaminski Mary Ann Nicelay and Judith Gurenik.
Christine Anne Bannerman of Elyria and Earl D. Jolley Jr are engaged. Christine, a 1965 Elyria High School graduate, works at Lake Ewe Plastics and plans to study at Tennessee Temple Sible School in Chattanooga. Earl, a 1961 Elyria High School graduate, works at Electrical and Mechanical Service and will be a junior at Tennessee Temple College. Wedding plans are not fixed.
The New York couture shows display willowy floor length evening dresses jewelled with fur trims and heavy fabrics like velvet and satin. Designers highlight tulle and chiffon gowns with beading, faux fur, and coordinated jackets or coats, with prices up to about 1000 per garment yet many pieces remain affordable.
Friday night events include Tapettes at Columbia Gas Co auditorium at seven and CBS program at Masonic Temple starting seven thirty. Local attendees advised to arrive early for seating and parking.
The advice letters discuss the role of neatness in a child’s work and the value of pride in his effort. Emphasis on orderly, legible work aids reading and grading, while encouraging parents to model neat habits and discuss the worth of careful presentation.
A new iron with a built in lamp provides illumination in dim settings and offers dampening of clothes. The appliance supports steam irons or dry irons, enhancing lighting for ironing tasks.
Mr and Mrs Efrem Neisuler announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to Gerald Rothman son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rothman. Susan, a senior at Oberlin College and social worker at Mount Pleasant Community Center, Brooklyn born Rothman, a Kalamazoo College and Kent State University graduate, is a Lorain County Welfare Department supervisor. Wedding plans are definite.
The Hopkins reunion was held Sunday at the Nimrod Club with 66 members present. Officers included Theodora Hopkins president Orville Hopkins vice president Pat Cooley secretary treasurer and Doris Sperry assistant secretary. Ruth Sayles and Karen Sayles assisted games with Ruth Sayles later elected assistant secretary for next year. Attendees came from Elyria LaGrange Milan Brunswick Mentor Willoughby Lakewood Grafton Gladys and Harvey Hopkins traveled from Kennett Mo.
The WSCS at Community Methodist met at Fellowship House Abbe Road with Mrs Wilbert Metz leading devotions The group discussed buying a refrigerator The next meeting will be a family picnic at Flywoods on August 1 at 6 p.m 23 pledge members were reported Prayer groups start in September The Society will reserve seats for the County Workshop Players production The Sky is Falling as a November fundraiser Hostesses were Mrs Robert Lindquist and Mrs Michael Bartinski Quilts and quilted fabrics were discussed Larry Aldrich showcased several quilts
Mr and Mrs Clifford M Smith of Butternut Ridge Rd announce the engagement of their daughter Marcia Jo Smith to Clyde H Hignett Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clyde H Hignett of 1445 North Durkee Rd Gratton. The ceremony is set for August 21 at 10 am with Rev Joseph J Lang officiating.
Women of the Moose district session in Sandusky at the Moose Lodge hall. Edna Terry chaired College of Regents proceedings with Alber ta Sutliff opening and outlining member procedures. Executive district meeting set for July 25 at 3 pm. Lena Gordon won a special award. Next regular meeting July 26 at the Moose hall.
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