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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
2
Dear Abby letters reveal a woman worried about her sister in law's hot flashes that trigger undressing in front of her 11 year old son. The husband is accused of tolerating the ex, while another reader seeks help about ex wife calls and the third discusses past premarital events and telling parents. Abby advises to discuss boundaries and suggests a private response.
Roberta Lescher and James A. Bruder announced their engagement. Lescher is daughter of Mrs. Earl Lescher of 442 Williard Road and the late Mr. Lescher, and a National Tube accounting employee. Bruder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius J. Bruder of 930 Moore Road, Avon, is a Avon High School graduate studying mechanical engineering at Elyria Business College and works for Kennet Co division of Union Carbide in Lakewood. He belongs to St Mary Church Avon Immaculata Council CYO and Father Ragan Council K of C. Wedding plans are indefinite.
A springtime salad features lemony gelatine set in tomato sauce with hard boiled eggs, potatoes, celery, green pepper, green onions, and parsley. Serve atop crisp lettuce with cold meats, cheese, and tomatoes for a complete lunch or dinner. yields 4 to 6 portions.
Community room Elyria Savings and Trust Cleveland Street hosts 7 30 p m events Elizabeth Stevens Society Fellowship Hall 6 30 p m Jureen Guys and Gal Club Holly Hall 9 p m United Presbyterian Women Association church 7 30 p m St Agnes Altar and Rosary Society church hall 650 p m vareen dinner installation St John Altar Guild school Spm Sisterhood temple 8 30 p m Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Blue Room St Mary Church 7 30 p m VFW Auxiliary club Looms Y Gals Holly Hall 4 00 p m First Methodist Circle Mrs William Boyd Adelbert Street 6 30 p m Pool patio apparel described as ideal for afternoons and easy cotton sateen skirts
Ron Layport, after May graduation from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, becomes a commercial artist with Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborne in Pittsburgh. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Layport of Bethel Park Pa and grandson of Mr and Mrs Edgar Sutcliffe. Mrs Layport resides in Pittsburgh. Also announced is the May birth of Jonathan William Ryan in Springfield Missouri to Mr and Mrs Frederick Ryan. Ryan, a 1955 Elyria High grad, will join Trowbridge Baptist Church staff in El Paso Texas after July 15. Community notices include meetings of Elyria Democratic Women, Two Oclock Club YWCA, and various local clubs. Margaret Lautenschleger, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Lautenschleger, 340 Harwood St, is a College of Wooster BA candidate with a chemistry focus and multiple campus affiliations.
Holy Cross Parent Teacher Unit met at the school last night with Mrs Tony Sito installing officers. New officers are Mrs Anthony Jezewski president Mrs Albert Starzewski vice president Mrs Florian Noster secretary and Mrs Michael Palikowski treasurer. Retiring officers Mrs Chester Zgoda Mrs Sito and Mrs Edward Talarek received gifts. Sister Mary Loyola principal was presented a farewell typewriter. Banquet for members and husbands preceded installation with prizes awarded to several members.
The L Club met at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street with Mrs Carne Davies and Mrs J E Raw son as guests. A memorial prayer was led by Mrs Irving Wendell. Mrs Frank Shepherd was elected treasurer. The club plans a nam eograph machine purchase and seeks help for the horse show, a fundraising event for the American Legion and Auxiliary Post 12 to be held June 16. Committees announced a club picnic at the Post home July 1. Winners received geranium plants during games hosted by Mrs Alva Smith and others.
Beachcomber crafted necklaces and earrings from cork, wood, and nuts. A manufacturer suggests wearing them with swimsuits, shirts, and outfits pairing shorts or skirts for a coastal, casual look.
For brides to be the Dream Shoppe at Great Northern Shopping Ctr North Olmsted Ohio features Casua l Suits Cocktail and Formal Wear along with 2 and 3 piece gowns from Gowns of Distinction Tarain and Brookpark Rd provides wedding attire options for upcoming nuptials.
Lorain Auxiliary 11 and Canton held a joint meeting at the Odd Fellows Temple last night. Vice President Ethel Edgar led the auxiliary session while Capt. Edward Thompson ran the Canton meeting. A Rebekah Lodge inspection is planned for June 17 in Lorain. Laura McClain and Luella Root directed arrangements. next meeting set for 8 p.m. June 17.
An adjustable ironing board serves as a typing station when a proper desk is unavailable. It offers a correct height and a wide surface, enabling comfortable homework sessions and a practical stand in tight spaces.
Miss Amanda Thomas of Columbus will be guest speaker at the Elyria Chapter DAR Flag Day luncheon on June 12 at 1 p.m. in Monteith Hall. She has held many state and national offices in the DAE and belongs to several organizations. Mrs. Herman Frankel will perform. in charge are Mrs. Earl C. Taylor and other local DAR officers.
Former Elyrian Priscilla Hewes to wed Rev Richard Joseph Lehman, son of Mr and Mrs Foster Thayer Jr, at First Presbyterian Church Silver Creek New York on June 22 at 3 pm. Lehman trained at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology and served as youth minister at Elyria First Congregational Church before leading Pilgrim Congregational Church and later acting as Protestant chaplain at Gowanda State Hospital New York.
Rainbow Majority Club met at the home of Carol Sooy at 147 Lexington Ave last night. Officers elected include Barbara Wehmhoff president Dot McAfee vice president Carol Sooy secretary and Dolores Reindle treasurer. Harriett Decker won the traveling basket and a special prize. A beach party is planned July 20 at Beaver Park a family picnic August 18 at Mall Hollow Park and the group voted to make cancer bond ages.
Bethel Shrine of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held a Friday meeting at the Masonic Temple. Esther Wellert and Sojourner Vern Goodell were introduced from the East, Lilian Maiden was installed as Worthy Guardian, and Margaret Kostyo led tributes to mothers and late members. Memorials were read for Fred Sasse and Grace Schurer, with plans announced for a Toronto reception, line officers nights, and community projects including paper drives and rummage sales.
Mr and Mrs Carl Stern of 132 Clark St announce the engagement of their daughter Dolores to Paul Jones of 901 South Prospect Colorado Springs Colo Miss Stern a Colorado Springs High School graduate and bakery manager at Hough Bakery is the fiancée Mr Jones works at Colorado Springs Gas Co Wedding plans are indefinite
Miss Helen Ann Yarsa daughter of Mr and Mrs John Yarea Jr 831 Lake Ave will marry PR3 Patrick Carl Behan son of Mr and Mrs Carl Behan 130 Grant St on Saturday at 9 30 am at St Mary Church Rev James Gallagher to officiate Ruth Yarsa maid of honor with bridesmaids Joanne Puka Mary Lee Heimburger and Joanne Yarsa Best man Frank Meo Ushers Christopher Behan Edward Shields Charles Bonn and Donald O'Neal shown in the engagement and wedding notices.
A fashion note on men s hats describes a move from dark tones to lighter shades. Gray and brown options appear clearer while previously popular olive darks yield to willow and blue tones in dress felts.
Self-styled gymnasts are advised to choose Gerber Strained Meats for strength and growth. Armour cuts are used in these high protein, low fat meats. Special processing protects nutrients and flavors across nine varieties, all pure meat.
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