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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
6
A Tokyo poll finds 80 percent of husbands under 40 hand over pay to their wives and 85 percent shine their own shoes. A separate survey shows one in three women feel oppressed, yet postwar reforms have expanded rights, education, and labor participation, reshaping traditional family roles amid Japan’s economic boom.
Rev Bela Bacso led devotions at Circle 1 of Magyar United Church of Christ at Caroline Batos home. Mrs George Gorbics recited Hungarian poems. Farewell for Mrs Louis Persenszky bound for Hungary. Quarterly women's meeting set for Thursday at 5 pm at the church. July August birthdays honored. Picnic dinner by Mrs Batos and daughter Helen Lahiff. Sept 6 meeting at Lydia Sabo home.
Officers were installed at a Thursday Holly Hall meeting. President Mrs Gerald Bristol and Vice President Mrs William Peck lead a roster including secretary Mrs Ronald Carr and treasurer Mrs Douglas Hogue. The group presented gifts to advisor and installing officer Mrs Kinert and outgoing president Mrs Brewster. Member Mrs Stan Leonowich spoke on Berlin and the Nurenberg trials, noting her 1946 to 1948 trials secretary role. An August picnic is planned with planning committee members Mrs Peck, Mrs Brian Nowak, and Mrs Bristol.
A terse line reflects a cautious sentiment about parental presence. The speaker warns that a father figure may symbolize unwanted control or caution in a personal relationship. The context suggests tension over trust and independence within a family or romantic dynamic.
The Plus 50 Club of the YWCA held an installation luncheon at the Elks dining hall. Officers named were Helen Eastman president, Mildred Reese vice president, Mayme Pallas secretary, Helen Rankin treasurer. Special committee chairs included Belanore Swartz urn president, Clara Loretz devotions, Iva Curtiss telephone, Fannie Maher publicity, Katherine Unger sunshine. Minnie Smith guest speaker discussed the Middle East with slides. A picnic is planned for 12:30 p.m. July 27 at Ely wood, Washington Ave entrance.
Ohio Federation of Women's Club affiliated groups may attend a two day college session July 25 26 at Ashland College Ashland with courses in leadership parliamentary procedure reading acceleration and speaking tricks Speakers include Dr Glenn Clayton Ashland College president Prof Stephen Simon and an NASA representative Mrs K Richard Breidenbach OFWC president named Mrs Charles Baum Mrs Walter Eiserman and Mrs Paul Hershey as chairs Reservations should be mailed to Miss Leele Seigler 113 Public Square Wellington
A coat of wax on the chrome trim of kitchen chairs and tables is advised to prevent rusting and preserve appearance. The recommendation highlights simple maintenance for durable metal furniture in kitchens.
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Joseph P Jarvis of 614 Autumn Dr Amherst states their daughter Joan Mary Jarvis will marry Rudolph E Denes son of Mr and Mrs Frank Denes of LaGrange. Both graduated from Lorain area high schools in the 1950s with careers in local firms and churches. marriage planned for October 13 at St Josephs Amherst.
Dianne Rae Grocott of 136 Woodhill Dr., Amherst, will marry Frederic A. Barek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barck. Grocott, a Johnson School of Nursing graduate on Aug. 10, will wed Aug. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Peter United Church of Christ. Barek works as payroll accountant at Fruehauf Trailer Co., Avon Lake.
Formal daytime weddings call for a dress in white ivory or soft pastels with a medium to long cathedral or mid length train. The bride wears a long veil covering the train or a shorter veil if gown details are visible. If veil is fingertip or shorter, keep it very full with multiple layers.
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