Byrcia Chronicle Telegram May 8 1973 item
This OCR snippet from the Chronicle Telegram dated Tuesday May 8 1973 lacks readable article content. It offers only publication metadata without tangible events or names to summarize into a full news item.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
4
This OCR snippet from the Chronicle Telegram dated Tuesday May 8 1973 lacks readable article content. It offers only publication metadata without tangible events or names to summarize into a full news item.
Town talk notes St Marys Auxiliary No 22 Knights of St John meets at 8 p m in St Mary Church basement Gold Room. XI Theta Omicron BS to meet at Mrs Pam Belski 34031 Gina Dr North Ridgeville at 3 p m for officer installation with jewels to be received by Mrs Belski and Beverly McNeely. First Congregational Church Cooperative Nursery School holds Mothers Spring Tea tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Fellowship Hall with Eleanor Owen Oberlin Public Library speaking. School seeks three and four year old fall openings. Two O Clock Club YWCA meets Thursday at 1 p m at YW residence with Hawaii slides by Ana Burke. La Leche League holds fourth final session at 3 30 p m tonight at Mrs Edwin Henderson 333 Twelfth St topics Nutrition for Mother and Baby and Weaning the Baby. Everett Goad to be installed as president by Lorain County Homebuilders Auxiliary at 6 30 p m banquet Hilltop House with officers Emil Novak James Schmidt and Robert Nickoloff. Mothers Club will nominate and elect officers at 8 15 p m tonight at Holly Hall with Y M Leader of the Year chosen. Hostesses Mrs William Koerner and Mrs John Strasko. Mrs Wendle Freeman 1116 Willow St Grafton returned from Europe trip visiting Austria Yugoslavia Turkey Greece and Greek Islands. Elyria Police Wives Club to meet today at Elyria Elks Club 8 p m.
Kathleen Foreman and Stephen Heinowski were married April 27 in a 6 p.m. ceremony at St. Peter Church North Ridgeville with Rev. John Warner officiating. The bride, daughter of John and Mrs. Foreman of 38339 Sugar Ridge Rd., North Ridgeville, is a Elyria Catholic graduate employed by Lorain County Family Service Association. the groom, son of Mrs. Nan Emmerich of Amherst, is Kent State educated. After a reception at Oberlin Inn the couple will reside on West 28th St. Lorain. The bride’s gown and veil were made by her mother.
Miss Karleen Mable Porz and Roger Glenn Henderhan announce their engagement. Karleen, a licensed practical nurse at Aultman Hospital, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Porz of 511 Wren Circle East Canton. Roger, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Henderhan of Canton, Ohio, is a McKinley High School graduate employed by Diebold, Inc. The wedding, a candlelight service, is July 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Bethany United Methodist Church Canton.
The Elyria Welcome Wagon Club invites newcomers to a noon social mixer luncheon at Holly Hall with baby sitting and ten cent child care at YWCA. Officers to be inducted include Mrs. Larry Reining as president and Mrs. Ronald Young coordinating transport and details for the event at 273 Wesley.
Guidance on choosing washable stretchable linings for synthetic knits, including a nylon tricore option for polyester fabrics. Advises using lightweight woven or nonwoven linings for stability, and stresses that interfacing must be fully washable and non shrinking. Mentions Quicklon In zipper for polyester double knits and notes a church social event at St Michael's Church in Lorain Ohio.
A reader asks if guiding many students or focusing on the most capable is best for a class. The teacher should attend to every child and balance teaching with guiding. Free reading time can aid all students by building skills while allowing individual help.
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