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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
5
Dear Abby advice column fragment discusses uniform fixation, romantic theft, and marital burnout. Reader questions range from sexual fixation on uniforms to a wife seeking romance and a husband, with Abby suggesting professional help for mood changes. The piece ends inviting readers to request Abby’s booklet.
St Jude’s invites all to a fish or shrimp dinner Friday at 5:00 with pie and beverages. Take-outs available and ample parking. All welcome.
Miss Karen St Peter and Herbert Lippe married May 26 at St John United Church of Christ South Amherst. The couple, stationed with the U S Navy in Washington DC, plan to live at Berkshire Apartments. Bride is daughter of Lyle St Peter. groom’s parents are Herbert Lippe and Mrs Lippe of McGregor Texas.
Miss Maureen E Turek and David H Johnson will exchange vows June 23 at 4 30 pm at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Rev Maritim E Mickey will officiate. Open church will be observed with a reception to follow in the church parlors. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Frank Turek and Frank Turek of Elyria while the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Gust A Johnson of Warren Ave. The bride elect graduates Keystone High June 5. The groom is a 1960 Elyria High School graduate employed by Fruehauf Trailer Co. Alicia Frashure is maid of honor with Marian Griffith and Nancy Mitchell as bridesmaids and Judy and Joyce Miller as junior bridesmaids. David Rankin serves as best man with Leonard Johnson and Richard Bailor as ushers.
Order of Eastern Star 165 at Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m. Royal Neighbors of America meet at YWCA Residence 7:30 p.m. Three JTOPS at Ohio Fuel Gas Co. 7 p.m. St Jude A R Society at school auditorium 5 p.m.
Akron hospital food service director Mrs. Marcella Trecaso created the Ham Clamwich named one of the Twenty Best Sandwiches of 1962 in the National Sandwich Idea Contest. The sandwich blends minced clams in onion cream cheese with ham on enriched toast, served clubstyle with chips and pickles.
A national Blouse and Shirt Survey of 1,260 teen consumers reveals big wardrobes and frequent shopping habits. Teen girls average over twenty-three blouses and shirts, add about nine new items yearly, and keep many from prior seasons. They primarily buy in department stores with strong brand favoritism and eye-catching displays prompting purchases.
Washington reports an abundant weekend market with strong value across meats and poultry. June Dairy Month dominates dairy counters while bargain egg prices, fresh vegetables from asparagus to radishes, and fruit like oranges and strawberries attract shoppers. Fish counters feature fillets, shad, clams, and halibut.
Mr and Mrs H B McClaflin will be honored on their 23rd wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday at 1:30 pm at their home on Bursley Road West Huntington They have six children Ruth Santoro Leonard Helen Anangst Dorothy McMillan Alice Maynard and nineteen grandchildren.
Bonnie Flo Guiselman and Gerald L. Rush wed Saturday at 7 pm in Congregational Church Sheffield Lake with Rev Walter Nelson and Rev Homer Graven officiating. The bride, daughter of D K and Guiselman, wore organza lace gown and lace veil. she carried white orchids and roses. The couple will live in Elyria after a reception for 200 at Tom's Country Club Avon.
A graham cracker crust gets a quick upgrade with finely chopped nuts and a splash of pure vanilla extract. The mix adds depth and aroma, elevating the traditional crust for a more aromatic dessert base.
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