Circle women host Flag Day event at St Paul UCC
Churchwomen circles at St Paul United Church of Christ held a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs William Holdy home Henrietta with devotions by Mrs Harold Lathrop and readings including Flag Day Beecher piece. Guests included Mrs Anna Pallas and Mrs Henry Krieg. Circle 4 will host the Guild July 5 at 8 pm in the church lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ E & R
William Holdy
Baird
Henrietta
Harold Lathrop
Henry Ward Beecher
Anna Pallas
Henry Krieg
Ist. Paul Circle 2
Elmer Oswald
Circle 2
St. Paul
Millheim Feightner vows exchanged in Amherst
Janice Feightner and Keith Millheim were married June 2 at St. Peter's United Church of Christ Amherst in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Guy Moyer. The bride, daughter of John and (Mrs.) Feightner, wore silk organza gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearl veil. The groom is son of Karl Millheim of Ashland. About 200 guests attended the reception at Italian Mutual Hall. Both families and numerous college fraternities are named among attendees. The couple's summer plans include a Wyoming trip and teaching careers follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Feghtnner
Keith Milheim
St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, Amherst
Guy Moyer
John Feightner
South Main St
Amherst
Miilhem
Karl Millheim
Ashland
Hulda Berge
Nancy Stevens
Lenore Weber
Ethel Ann Mount
Fororty
Marnetta Colege
Mads Tre Rawns
Attecsaten
Pathe
Alpha Psi Omega
Millheim
Marietta College
Pi Epsilon Tau
National Petroleum Honorary
Lambda Chi Alpha
Lint Sources From Wearing Washing and Drying
A newspaper note explains lint stems from wearing using and washing clothes not the dryer. Lint loosens in the washer and blows away when hung to dry. Sheets shed lint when made or briskly folded. The lint screen gathers most lint. clean it on every wash day to ensure air flow and faster drying.
Properly Serving Thin Soups in Various Styles
The guide explains thin soups served warm or cold in cups or mugs poured from a water pitcher. It notes di lute consomme and madrilene to prevent gelling when prepared ahead. For hot serving, use a glass coffee maker over a burner and keep the thermostat at 175 degrees.
Hazardous range draft risks pilot light outage
A strong kitchen window draft can blow out a range pilot. To relight, turn off crates and burner bowls, then strike a match to the pilot, and replace the bowls and crates. The wife of President Taylor attended no social events and preferred smoking cornicob pipes at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Social Parity Tonight at St. Teresa on Harris Road
Regular party events listed with opening at 7 p m and an earlier 3 p m start at St Teresa parish hall on Harris Road near Shef field Lake. Details are sparse but indicate two gathering times and a community venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Teresa
Harris Rd
Sheffield Lake
Elyria High class of 1907 reunion dinner held
The 55th reunion of Elyria High School class of 1907 drew seventeen attendees at Graystone Hotel. Members listed include Jessie Blanchard Edith Shearer Vivian Boughton Moses Phoebe Stocking Mathis Rachael Lamberton Eleanor Lloyd Phelps Ruth Metcalf Davies Helen Robb Romp Vennie Symons Trah Lorinsky Jesse L Phelps John C Everard Guests included Mrs John C Everard Walter Davies Arthur Romp J Ed Symons Joseph Lorinsky Romp family from Eustis Fla traveled far. Others hailed from Lorain Parma and Elyria. The class, of 51 graduates, notes 27 deceased and two addresses unknown. The evening featured reminiscences and a poem by Mrs Symons. Plans made to attend the 60th reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Phelps
Allison Ave
Lorain
John C. Everard
Ninth St
Elyria High School
Graystone Hotel
Jessie Blanchard
Edith Shearer
Vivian Boughton Moses
Phoebe Stocking Mathis
Rachael] Rath Lamberton
Eleanor Lloyd Phelps
Ruth Metcalf Davies
Helen Robb Romp
Vennie Noble Symons
Trah Peck Lorinsky
John Cyrus Everard
Walter Davies
Arthur
Romp
J. Ed Symons
Joseph Lorinsky
Too Many Children Strain Family Life Says Dear Doctors
Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames respond to a mother’s letter about 13 year old Darline. They note teen withdrawal can be normal, stress that the mother needs support, and suggest limiting family size if energy and help are insufficient to manage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesell Institute OF Child Development
Frances L. Ilg
Louise Bates Ames
Darline
Advice to future bridesget major appliances now
Experienced homemakers advise brides to buy major appliances early, noting long lifespans for refrigerators and ranges, and the benefits of midrange models. They stress choosing appropriately sized units for growing families, preferring in-between models, self defrosting refrigerators, range features for simultaneous baking and broiling, flush built in units, and a necessary dishwasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall’s Congress
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beal announces engagement of Kathleen Beal to Robert L Swan
Kathleen June Beal, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard G Beal of 357 Furnace St, and Robert L Swan, son of Mr and Mrs Merle C Swanson of 829 Lake Ave, announce their engagement. Kathleen graduated Elyria High School this June and belongs to Lake Avenue Congregational Church. Robert also graduated Elyria High School and Tampa Barber School and is employed as a barber at Nixon and Smith Bar ber Shop. He attends Lake Avenue Congregational Church. An early spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Beal
Furnace St
Kathleen June
Robert L. Swanson
Swanson
Merle C. Swanson
Lake Ave
Miss Beal
Elyria High School
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Tampa
Fla
Nixon and Smith Barber Shop
Beautician to marry Mr Byrd in Pulaski
Patricia Darlene Krugman daughter of Raymond M Krugman and Michale J Merick announces her engagement to Clarence Terry Byrd son of W M Byrd. Krugman graduate of Midview High School 1961 and Cleveland Cosmetology. Byrd attended Pulaski High School and Amarillo Clerks School, served in the U S Air Force, employed by Coca Cola Bottling. Both attend church groups and plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michale J. Merick
Carol Lane
Patricia Darlene Krugman
Clarence Terry Byrd
Miss Krugman
Theate
Raymond M. Krugman
Mr.Byrd
W. M. Byrd
Valley St
Pulaski
Midview High School
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology
Alpha Sigma Chi
Beautician
Church of Christ
Byrd
Pulaski High School
State of Arkansas
School of Administration
Amarillo
Tex
U. S. Air Force
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Church of God of Prophesy
Dreama Chismar Weds Gary Whitacre in Lake Avenue Church
Dreama Chismar and Gary Whitacre wed June 2 in a double ring ceremony at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. Rev. Jack Cassidy officiated. Bride, daughter of Allen and Beverly Cook, wore a white suit and pillbox hat with yellow rose bouquet. Groom, son of Earl Whitacre, is employed at Amherst News-Times. They will live at 18 Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Jack Cassidy
Allen Cook
West River St
Earl Whitacre
Bond St
Dreama Chismar and Gar
Springs of Patriotism DAR meeting topic at Elyria lunch
Dr. Donald M. Love of Oberlin College spoke at the Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution during their annual June luncheon at Monteith Hall. His talk, tied to a Flag Day theme, centered on songs by women that shaped patriotism and included notes on Julia Ward Howe and Katharine Lee Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Love
Oberlin College
Elyria
Daughters of the American Revolution
Monteith Hall
Love
Dr. Love
Julia Ward Howe
Katharine Lee Bates
America
E. H. Faulkner
Thomas Bowen
E. G. Curtiss
Harry Howett
T. L. Scott
Zella von Boxtel
Arnold Berke
Con‘nesadopheric Society
Children of the American Revolution
Joyce
Ramona Handboy
St. Mary's Episcopal School For Girls
Springfield
DAR
Handboy
Raymond Handboy
Carol Neighbour
Ralph Neighbour
Miss Elizabeth Fell Weds James Mulligan in Late Afternoon Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Jean Fell and James Joseph Mulligan were married in a double ring ceremony at 4 p.m. Saturday at a local church officiated by Rev. J. O. Cassidy. The bride, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fell, wore a salmon pink silk linen sheath with lace trim. the groom is son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Mulligan of Salem, Massachusetts. A reception for 75 followed in the church lounge. The couple plan a wedding trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, and will reside at 423 Winckles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jean Fell
James Joseph Mulligan
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
J. O. Cassidy
Andrew Fell
James Mulligan
Salem
Mass
Gordon Feil
John Nagy
George W. Massey
Claire Lugas
Frances Corkill
William Schwinn
Gordon Fell
Mulligan
All-American Hardware Co
National Lorain County Council
Bleep-Coombs Sporting Goods Co
Cleveland
Williamsburg
Foreign fashion taps world for design ideas by Wright
Ollie Wright discusses how designers borrow from Mexico Japan India and Hawaii to create new looks. Sarongs muu muu smock dresses and variations in denim stripes calico and poplin show diverse global influences. Versatile smocks offer belts to shape figures and adapt to hot weather. Wright invites reader questions via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Japan
India
Dorothy Lamour
Hawaiian Islands
Veil symbols in bridal history
The bridal veil dates to ancient Rome when brides wore veils to symbolize modesty and submission to their husbands, a practice carried through eras as a traditional wedding custom.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David A. Wilding, Jr
Lake Avenue Mothers Club
Mothers Club
Wishbone
Robert Harold
Joseph Komko
Robert Court
Paul Lucas
James Berry
West Side
Berry
James Welch
Mess
Resale Florist
East River
Fairfax
Paul Berta
Cleveland Stree
Tae
Brite Prospect
Prospect
Broad Stret
EHS
Kathleen June Beal
Mr. Byrd
Dreama Chismar
Gary Whitacre
Ed Loescher
Upland
Badecrown
Besi
Worthington Ball,Co
Amherst News-Times
Bath St
Elizabeth Fell
Wright
By Ollie Wright
Ollie Wright
Contemporary
Selig
Valentine-Seaver
Drexel
Suiptra
Broytili
Meridian
Thomasville
Hroebler
T. N. Molas & Sons Furniture
Broadway
Lorain, Ohio
Binninger
Broad Street
Centary
Ohio
Sabeh
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