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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
7
Festive beverage ideas include a coffee milk punch that can be prepared in advance and served with whipped cream and nutmeg. The piece also offers Apricot Nutmeg Cooler and Banana Strawberry Whip, plus a note on a giant rummage sale at The Jewish Temple with dates and hours.
The Rev Paul Newmeyer pastor of the Christian Church at Jeromesville and his bride Miss Maury Judith Austin will honeymoon in South Dakota after a Sunday ceremony. The open church wedding at 4 20 p m featured maid of honor Miss Carol Newmeyer and best man Jock Berrill. About 100 guests attended. The couple are Jeromesville residents with ties to Ralph and Pearl Austin and Paul and Mrs. Newmeyer.
The Eagles Auxiliary met at Eagles Hall naming committee chairmen Edna Amspaugh for ways and means Ann Castle for sunshine Marjorie Goff for captain Yolan Goudy and Margaret Gard for lunch and entertainment Sylvia Oakes for delinquent committee An annual picnic for the blind was announced at the Center for the Sightless Two members contributed to the birthday bank special awards went to Elvira Scott Mary Kunitz Leona Seckt and Elizabeth Isenberg The next meeting is set for July 18 with an officers session planned for July 16 Hostesses were Margaret Gerd Irene Parker.
Fifty two McKitrick relatives from Elyria Lorain Dearborn Garden City Melvindale and New Boston Ohio gathered at Huron River Park near New Boston for the fifteenth annual reunion. Riley McKitrick 87 earned oldest member honors and Carol Leslie McCann born June 53 was youngest. Winners included Tina LaVern Allen Jill McKitrick Sandra Hooper Oliver Hanlon and Harry McKitrick. Births marriages and two deaths were noted. next reunion set for Father’s Day 1957.
Amy Vanderbilt defines a gentleman as a mature, considerate defender of women and children. He acts with honesty, respects his wife, shares finances, avoids cruelty, and maintains manners at home and work. He dresses modestly, speaks politely, and upholds family dignity while supporting his spouse.
Daughters of Penelope Telamon Chapter 308 elected officers at their final meeting at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Lorain before summer adjournment. New officers include Katherine Gargalianos president Esther Demetras vice president Clara Corogin secretary Fave Demopoulos corresponding secretary and Mary Bires treasurer. Installation is set for July 12 at Hilltop House with meetings resuming September 12.
Members of VFW Post No 1079 Auxiliary hosted a chicken dinner at the Post Home to cap a membership drive. Losing team captain Sarah Kubes faced Kay Whidden of the winning team as flowers, favors, and a decorated cake honored the effort. Clara Chaney and Lena Cross led a new drive team, with monthly meetings announced for August and September.
Mr and Mrs Forrest Handley of 430 Longfellow Street host an open house on Sunday for their 25th wedding anniversary. Friends are asked to call between 4 and 7 PM. The couple wed June 25 1931 in the First Methodist Church parsonage. Their children Wayne Bale and Gary will assist, along with daughter in law Mrs Wayne Handley and their granddaughter.
A simple method to separate stuck glasses uses cold water inside and warm water outside. The cold water contracts the inner glass while the warm water expands the outer glass, easing separation.
A June round of church women’s groups featured devotions, tributes, and planning. Remembrances were given for two members moving away, with reports on missionary work and local activities. Upcoming picnics and September meetings were announced at several venues across Heights Circle, St Paul’s, Lake Avenue, and St Francis Xavier groups.
Mrs. T. J. Speigle hosted a pre wedding gathering for Gloria Jezewski at 1309 West Wth St. Elyria with 16 guests from Lorain Midland and LaGrange. Prizes for games went to several guests and the honoree wore a corsage of yellow roses with blue and red decorations.
In Jones Chapel Miss Beverly Ella Harris and Tony Miller wed at 4 o clock with Rev. L G Maddox officiating. The ceremony featured pink net gowns and floral bouquets, a 300 guest reception, and plans to live in San Francisco where Miller serves in the Army.
A carnival themed party was held at 365 Ohio St to celebrate Ricky Engelland's sixth birthday yesterday afternoon. Guests received tickets for activities including a pet show bingo and musical chairs. Mrs. William Engelland hosted with brothers Brian and Deanne helping as guests listed Sheryl Foxman Kevin McDonough James Murback Clipper O'Donnell Terrill Schumar Phillie Stammitti attended.
Plans were made for a picnic for husbands and families July 18 at Cascade Park at 11 p m. Members of the Elyria Brandy Section of Private Duty Nurses and Industrial and Doctor's Office Nurses of District No 4 met in Monteith Hall. Neighbors Needn't Know was the humorous light book reviewed by Mrs Wood Cuniff of Lorain. Ann Lusk and Hazel Hipp of the Industrial group served a sandwich course to the group.
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