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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
4
A collage of Dear Abby style questions covers finances in relationships, self respect, widow prospects, a do it yourself barber joke, a man wanting a family, eye donation ethics, a nickname “Tillie” about a potential mate, and a call for donor awareness. The pieces read like audience letters seeking guidance and humor.
A garbled set of tips and warnings about burglars and home security. The text mentions Yale Towne crime research, FBI data, and police guidance, urging households to lock doors and windows, avoid signaling absence, and protect valuables while away. It mixes advice with unsafe suggestions and erratic OCR errors.
Church women met Thursday afternoon at 1 pm in the church. President Mrs Walter Wein opened with prayer. Walter Wards from Frankford discussed tithes and expounded on retiree settlement trends in the area described as a growing resort for retired people. Rev Mike and Judy with Dorothy Steller attended.
A calendar entry notes events at Holy Hall starting 9 pm featuring Sonighi Gals and Gals Cub. The brief lists the venue and start time with no additional details.
Patricia A Prince and Richard Logan wed at St Mary Church Wakenan on Saturday at 10 am. The bride is from Prince Bunningham with bridesmaid and groom’s party details noted. The ceremony featured lace gowns, pearl jewelry, and a yellow and white decor scheme with about 300 guests at a Houston reception.
Maxine Reese and Steve Petranyi exchanged vows at a spring wedding held at their home parish, with both families attending. The bride wore a fitted lace gown and bouffant skirt, while the groom's party included relatives from the Reese and Petranyi families. The reception followed at the Graines House, and the couple planned residence near the Torf Voor Court.
Janice E George and Gerald F Tomasek wed Saturday at First Presbyterian Church in Elyria with Rev John D Mellinge officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis E George, wore silk organza over taffeta with Chantilly lace and a pearl crown veil, carrying stephanotis and white orchids. The groom is son of Mrs Edward Burnell and Joseph Tomasek of Birmingham. A reception for 300 followed at Moose Hall. The bride, a 1959 Elyria High School and Practical Nursing School graduate, works at Elyria Memorial Hospital. the groom, also an Elyria High School graduate of 1959, is employed at Plastic Enterprises.
Mr and Mrs Pav 5 Badley PED 1 Spence announce the engagement of Linda Faine to Richard D Bradley of Virginia. Spence Miss Mannan recently graduated from Spencer High School and is employed at Black Peer Plastics. Details about the wedding plans remain indefinite.
Mrs Po, Hench, and Wis Crawford earned grapho analysis diplomas Friday in Chicago at the Institute of the International Grand Society. They received the diplomas during the annual congress at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. Mis Hend and Wis Crawford began study of the science of handwriting as part of the adult education program at Elyria High School, the first in Ohio to offer the course. The next meeting will be at the Obelia Inn in Ohio at 10 am. Mis Hend holds 2260 West Royalton Rd. Wis Crawford is on South Vouray Page Rd.
A jumble of sewing pattern pitches and a letter page from Shirley Schraub offers pattern selections and study guidance. It includes a mail request for catalogs, pattern details, sizing notes, and educational tips stressing balanced study and sports. The mixed items reflect reader requests, designer notes, and parental guidance in education.
A brief, quippy line appears in a column or social item as a sharp remark about a woman’s misfortune or lot in a playful sports context. The remark hints at humor or insult tied to golf, reflecting light gossip style.
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