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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
7
The letter discusses Linda a shy 4th or 3rd grader facing pressure to skip a grade, with a 64 year old brother noted as sociable. Experts advise placing each child where they belong, cautioning against unnecessary acceleration for Linda, given her timid nature and need for stability, and warn that skipping may harm her confidence.
The engagement of Marge Scheidler and Robert M Grguric is announced. Scheidler, daughter of Mrs Hilda Scheidler and the late Arthur Scheidler, graduated from North Ridgeville High School and M B Johnson School of Nursing where she held student body positions. Grguric, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Grguric, graduated St Ignatius High School and attends Case Institute of Technology. Both are connected to local churches St Peter's North Ridgeville and St Thomas More. Wedding plans incomplete.
A Greek kitchen feature extols lemon as the world’s lemon accent in cooking. Recipes include broiled lobster tails with lemon oil sauce, shrimp salad on lettuce with olives and eggs, and a lemon yogurt cake with vanilla sugar.
Beverly Jane Wellman and Ronald J. Sklenar married in Coldwater Michigan on June 5. Judge Earl Lann officiated. The bride is daughter of Paul M. and Mrs Wellman of 320 Cornell Ave. Groom is son of Joseph and Mrs Sklenar of 214 West Main St LaGrange. Attendants were Floyd Hanshue and his spouse. The couple plans to live at 214 West Main St LaGrange.
Betty Lou Little, future bride of Fredrick R. Smith, was honored at a Sunday shower hosted by Bessie Smith, Angie De Palma and Dorothy Smuin. The couple will marry July 21 at 11 30 am at St Mary Church. maid of honor Paula Palka and bridesmaids Judy Broucker Marie Vinoversk Marge Cowley Marianna Smith named. flower girl Janice Lattle.
Golden Age Club members born in April May and June were honored at a Holly Hall gathering Monday afternoon. Martha King led prayer Kurt Lehman read poems and directed “Happy Birthday” while Mayme Pallas presented a poem. Several officers were announced and guest Phyllis Willson spoke about Elyna Recreation Center. A June 26 picnic at Willow Park and a June 30 trip to Alliance for Carnation Festival were noted. Anna Jakelsky led The Lord’s Prayer as a tribute before refreshments. There were 90 members and three guests. next meeting is September 19 at 1:30 pm.
Mrs John Carney and Mrs J Underman placed first in the North and South with 324% match points at the Holly Hall duplicate bridge Monday night. Mrs Frank Hamilton and Mrs Robert Beatty were second with 32 match points. Mr and Mrs William Gumming were third with 31% match points. East and West winners were Mr and Mrs Ray Craft with 33% match points. Ties for second and third featured Mr and Mrs Robert Gibson and Mrs and Mrs Jack Grey. Games continue at Holly Hall Monday evenings through the summer.
Betty Jane Kemper and Herbert Gehrke plan marriage this Saturday at 7 p.m. in Lake Avenue Congregational Church with Rev. Jack O Cassidy officiating. Attendants include Mrs William Lee and Delores Kurtz. best man William Lee. ushers William Rebeech and Ed Hale.
The Women of the Moose met Monday night in Moose Hall and elected new officers: Arlene Sears senior regent, Murrell Tyrell junior graduate regent, Yolan Goudy chaplain, Gracie Shephard treasurer, Clara Terry junior regent, and Ada Fenwick recorder. Lorraine Wonder received her cap and gown at Moose Heart. Games awarded prizes to Margarete Shumski, Lord Traine Wonder, Ursula Kn Lucille Mass, Edna Shumska, Vai Zalesko, Patricia Shreve, and Sherial Shreve. Ada Fenwick received a special prize. The group announced a June 24 installation for Elyna chapter to install Lorain chapter officers. The June 29 meeting, at 8 pm in Moose Hall, will feature the installation by Parma chapter officers.
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