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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1960
Page
3
Miss Mary Jean Dunigan and Bill Ray Barker united in marriage at 7 30 p m Friday in the Fair child Chapel Oberlin The Rev Joseph King officiated the ceremony The bride wore a lace and satin waltz length gown and carried a bridal bouquet
The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Heber Dunigan of Oak Ridge Town, wore a satin cummerbund with a Sabrina neckline and illusion veil. Brownie Troop 53 hosted after-school activities at Pugrim Congregational Church with visiting Troop 13 from McKinley School and guest speaker Mrs Lilly Barinnski discussing the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund. The Oberlin Inn reception followed with 30 guests. the couple will reside at 519 Bond St after a weekend trip to Ohio.
Churchwomen and St Francis Xavier units hosted sessions at Detroit homes with lunch and prayers. Members reviewed Theologian topics and biographies, discussed Catholic Council notes, and planned future meetings including Apr 5 Apr 12 and Apr 27 gatherings with noted speakers and readings.
Women of Emmanuel Lutheran Church hold circle meetings to study Missions In The Bible. Speakers include Miss Faye Hargrove and Mrs Malcolm Forbes at various sessions. Announcements note narcotics talk canceled at First Lutheran Lorain. gatherings continue with ministers and hosts named.
Mrs. Vernon Bell grapho analyst will speak on How To Cross Your T s after the Y s gals donner in Holly Hall at 6 30 p m tomorrow She has spoken to many groups and is active in the Women s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church The 7 30 program is open to all girls interested in joining the club Reservations for dinner are due today.
Mrs Alford Myers presided as articles from TOPS News were read at the Ely YMCA gathering. The group discussed self-obligation understanding others and majority rule plus helping others and correct eating. High loser Mrs Withiam Morton shed 11 pounds. Visitors Audrey Humphrey Chris Weir Sophia Clark attended. March birthdays will be honored with a handkerchief shower.
The recent meeting at Sharon Slanczka's home discussed Lent and assigned nursery duties for St Marys. Honor points tied to Honor Books were explained and a prayer was offered. Refreshments were served by Mrs Slanczka and her daughter. Sharon Jamece Dahl reporter.
A kitchen notes style feature outlines making corned beef and sweet sour red cabbage for St Patrick’s Day. It suggests a raisin caraway soda bread and provides a ground beef brisket recipe with onion bay leaf cloves peppercorns and celery.
An article on five year olds describing early independence, growing up behavior, and parental guidance. Includes kitchen recipes and a note on encouraging learning through step by step problem solving for children.
Jean Rasbach was inducted excellent senior by the Pythian Sisters in the Odd Fellows Hall. Installing officer Erma Schnarr joined by Eva Brunger and Mary Tapper. Upcoming events include Tigredia gathering March 23 at Alice Jones 118 Blaine St with Lottie Marsh as hostess, a May 3 card party at Lou Bauer’s, and a March 24 meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall. Mary Tapper departs for Florida.
A reader laments lack of credit from her mother in law for hard work raising children and running a household. Abby replies with playful digs about maternal astigmatism and mother in law lockjaw while a second letter questions wedding white attire. A fashion display at Halle Bros. features in Oberlin Inn style show details.
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