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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
4
Amy Vanderbilt offers guidance on informal housewarmings noting regional differences from East and Southwest traditions. She suggests flexible formats such as brunch, reception, or picnic, allows paper dishes, and recommends inviting close neighbors and friends in small, manageable gatherings. She advises multiple smaller events over one large, and timing varies with decoration progress.
Special pricing for girls under twelve with haircut priced at $1.00. Thursday special offers a free rinse. Hours listed as Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday 9 to 5, Friday 9 to 9, closed Mondays. Located at 1627 Oberlin Avenue Lostain Ohio. Contact details include Cerry 4.5822.
Diana Kennedy culture push stirs Washington as low and middle brows resist. A 15 year old TV performer Terri Csiseri, a freshman at Elyria Catholic High, is slated for a Polka Varieties segment on Channel 5. The piece blends politics, art, and light local life with dates and names from the Kennedy era.
An old ad offers a Jiffy crochet afghan pattern 7006 in three or multi colors. It invites sending thirty five cents plus ten cents extra for first class mailing to Alice Brooks at The Chronicle Telegram Needlecraft Dept. Includes request for name address zone and pattern number. Additional note promotes 200 designs to knit crochet sew weave embroider and a 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with free patterns and a fashion section.
St Mary School Parent-Teacher Unit hosts an annual dance at Melody Grove from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with tickets at the door. Continentals provide music and Parents of the Year award will be given. Recreation committee members include Mr Mrs Charles R Hoagland Mr Mrs George J Lichman and Mr Mrs Woodrow F Whitlatch.
Barbara Smith and Edmund J. Stawicki plan a July 7 wedding at St. Agnes Church. A shower hosted by Mrs. Ed Frabotta and others honored Miss Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Smith, with attendants listed and Mary Jo Tinsiman as flower girl.
Ely Waltonettes presented Firelands High School with a copy of Petterson's Handbook Guide to Birds of Eastern States as their May conservation project. Members identified a bird and its habitat during roll call, and the next meeting is set for June 26 at Mrs. Herman's home with Mrs. Teaman in charge of refreshments.
The Elyria Country Club hosts its annual spring formal this Saturday at the clubhouse. Cocktails run 7 to 8 p.m., dinner at 8, and dancing by the Playboys at 9. Chairs are Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hill with a committee including Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Smith and others.
Social event at St Teresa located on Harris Road Sheffield Lake opens at 7 p.m. with a regular party starting at 8 p.m. All attendees invited to join for an evening of social gathering.
A reader column argues that reading delays in many first graders stem from oversized classes and uniform teaching methods. It urges smaller early grades and differentiated instruction. It notes parents should support, but schools must adapt to individual learning styles. It also notes comic books aid some children’s reading interest.
Mr and Mrs John W Grimes of 1029 West Ninth Street Lorain announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor to Richard C OConnor. Eleanor attended Avon Lake High School and works at Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Abbe Road. Richard, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald J OConnor of 229 East 13th Street, Elyria Catholic High School graduate, also employed at A and P Abbe Rd. The wedding is set for September 8 with Joan Bremer as maid of honor and Sandra Grimes as bridesmaid.
Bridal fashion shifts toward convertible gowns with removable skirts trains and jackets allowing two looks in one. Sheath and bell silhouettes rise in popularity, inspired by Kennedy era style, with fabrics from peau de soie to linen. All white weddings trend with color only in sashes or embroidery for bridesmaids.
The note lists fine herbs as parsley chives and chervil with uses for cheese fish and omelets. It also suggests tempting toddlers to drink milk by adding a small amount of pure vanilla extract.
Miss Sandra Ann Long will become the bride of Richard H. Dahl June 23 at 2 30 p m at Washington Avenue Christian Church. The Rev Maurice Fogle will officiate the open ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Long of 258 Harrison Street. The groom is the son of Mrs Rose Cahl of 128 Louisiana Avenue and the late Maynard Cahl. Bridesmaids include Sheri Long Janice Redman Dorothy Myers Judy Bauer. Debbie Dahl is flower girl and Bill Dillman is best man. Reception hostesses are Linda Hart Darlene Burill Jean McGhee and Helen Bauer. The bride was honored at a lawn shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Bauer. Guests attended from Amherst Norwalk and Lorain.
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