Carolyn Starr Ritchie Wed Philip Spelt in Oberlin Chapel
Miss Carolyn Starr Ritchie and Philip Spelt married June 12 at 7:30 p m in Fairchild Chapel Oberlin. The bride daughter of Dr and Mrs Lawrence S Ritchie wore ivory silk brocade with pearl beads. groom son of Dr and Mrs David K Spelt of Milwaukee. About 50 guests attended a reception at Oberlin Inn. They will reside at 68 North Cedar Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Starr Ritchie
Philip Freeman
Fairchild Chapel
Oberlin
William K. Hogg
Glamellias
Lawrence S. Ritchie
Tropical Research Medical Tahar
Ce Ratory
San Juan
Puerto Rico
David K. Spelt
North
Maryland Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Purcell
Tropical Research Medical
Les Cloches
Japan
Ann Elizabeth Ritchie
Oberlin Inn
Betty Littlefield
Ruth Ann Hanlin l
Ann Conkling
George Spelt
Julia Simanski
Glennys Knox
Janet Carpentier
Cleveland
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Spelt
Grinnell College
Lorain County Child Welfare Board
North Cedar
lOberlin
Dear Abby advice column fragment and social notice
Dear Abby offers denture care guidance and personal queries about hope chests and a local social party. The page includes tips on denture fitting, warnings about a woman with a young boy, and a neighborhood social event at St Teresa on Harris Road in Sheffield Lake opening at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Harris Rd
Sheffield Lake
Italian Legend Fueled Diamond Ring Popularity
The engagement ring diamond rose to popularity in Italy amid a legend that its sparkle sprang from the fires of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Second Engagement Etiquette From Dear Miss Vanderbilt
Reader asks about announcing a second engagement after a first one was blocked by parents. Vanderbilt says local paper announcement is fine, fiance should not announce to clients. Engagement parties need not require gifts, and invitations, gifts, and timing should be considered with discretion.
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Miss Vanderbilt
J. W
Newark
N. J
Tme
S. T
Forest Hills
N.Y
Teacher to Wed Sept 8 and Inquiries on Fashion
A note on fashionable mother daughter dresses notes coordinating fabrics and playful designs. A reader asks how to accessorize black and navy basics for a fresh spring look. An engagement announces Nancy Knechtges and Clarence Nicholas with details of betrothal and wedding plans at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton.
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Miss Wright
Nancy
Eleanor Knechtges
Robert
Clarence Nicholas
Immaculate Conception Church
Grafton
Knechtges
Miss Knechtges
Myles L. Knechtges
Hickory St
Mr. Nicholas
H.C Nicholas
South Main 1St
Orrville
Miss Knecht
Quality Castings Co
St. Agnes Church
Wedding Portrait Submission Guidelines for Society Editor
If you want your portrait in the newspaper arrange a formal wedding portrait once your dress is ready. Photograph should be at the society editor's office one to three weeks before the wedding, depending on the paper's rules.
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Suzy
Miami University senior wins national sorority scholarship
Marilyn Lenhard daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dennard of 116 Garvin Ave has been awarded the Amy Olgen Parmellee Scholarship from Delta Delta Delta for outstanding scholastic achievement. She is a Spanish major at Miami University Oxford and earned Dean's List with an A average. KINETS went to the Copa Cleveland Tuesday night for dinner.
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Marilyn Lenhard
William Dennard
Garvin Ave
Amy Olgen Parmellee
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Miss Lenhard
Miami University
Oxford
Department of Education
Jacksons Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr. Lawrence A. Jackson of Route 2 Wellington and his wife Gertrude Gauman celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. Married in 1937 at Mrs. Jackson's parents' South Amherst home, about 100 guests from Cleveland, Columbus, Oberlin, Elyria and Grafton attended a reception Sunday at La Porte Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Morgan and Gerald Jackson. Guests included Mrs. William Gerber at the guest book. two sisters and two nieces also attended. Mrs. Walter Gauman cut and served the anniversary cake.
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Lawrence A. Jackson
Wellington
Gertrude Gauman
Chronicle-Telegram item from June 22 1962 in Elyria Ohio
A fragment from the June 22 1962 Chronicle-Telegram page in Elyria Ohio, listing local items, notices or brief sports and society notes with unclear specifics. The readable material suggests community updates and short events typical of the era.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Hlyria
Ohio
Fri
Townsend Club Events on Evening Calendar
Towns end Club hosts YWCA Residence meeting at 7 30 p m Cootlette Club gathers at Post Home at 7 p m Three Stops meets East Ohio Fuel Gas Co at 7 p m Bethel Shrine 24 at Masonic Temple for a white elephant sale
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East Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Bethel Shrine
Masonic Temple
White Elephant
New summer gadgets from Dixie cups to Aqua-Skeet toys
New York based UPI rundown of summer products from American Can Company Dixie cup cookware to Aqua-Skeet at home spearfishing games. Gear includes lawn Spats by Davos Rubber, Lugature portable furniture, Push Button Baseball by Gotham Pressed Steel, unsinkable sailing craft from Foam Craft, a 1 quart plastic foam cooler from Life-Like Products, and various lightweight picnic and travel aids with details on features and manufacturers. The items target pool owners, gardeners, travelers, and families seeking backyard or portable summer fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
American Machine and Foundry
Swat
Ball Park
Gotham Pressed Steel Corp
Cambridge Springs
Life-Like Products. Inc
Baltimore, Md
Babysitter guidelines from University of Illinois staff cited
Mrs. Gertrude Gobbel of the university child development laboratory offers thorough instructions for sitters. She advises informing the sitter of medical needs, household noises, appliance use, emergency contacts, illness or accident procedures, your return time, daily schedules, clothing and bedding locations, and how to handle extras like fuses and lights plus media and reading materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iinois
Gertrude Gobbel
Working wives' food bills rise slightly in USDA study
A U S Department of Agriculture survey finds working wives spend about 56 cents more per person weekly on groceries than non working homemakers with similar incomes. They buy pricier meats and ready to serve foods, yet eat fewer fresh cereals and produce, and milk consumption is higher when mothers stay home. Smaller families predominate among working wives, except at the lowest income level.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farilies
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Philip Spelt
John Marshall
Joel Albert Jones
Dear Abby
Abby
Margie
Korea
Sparkle OF
Elyrian
Lorain
Elyria
Lorain Elyria
Jantzen
Amy Vanderbilt
Beeetal
Wright
By Ollie Wright
Sally Ann Bakeries
Lorain County
Sally Ann Pastries
Cleveland Street
Emerson
Lake Ave
Elyria Ave
Ner
L. A. Jacksons
Nancy Eleanor Knechtges
David A. Wilding Jr
Holly Hall
Gerald Bristol
William Peck
Rick Carr
Douglas Hogue
American Can Company
New
Dixie Cup
Davos Rubber Co
Providence
Matralin Co
Elgin
Resar Florist
East River
Fairfax
By Jeanne Lesem
Brite Prospect
Prospect St
E. Broad Street
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