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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
3
Readers share concerns on money and duty in the service, from pay and uniforms to wartime sacrifices. Letters touch on marriage rings and loyalty, with Abby guiding on honesty, etiquette, and personal responses.
Claudia Phmtbanotis and Nick Varouh wed in Amherst at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ. Officiant Rev. Guy J. Moyer led a double ring ceremony with ushers and a reception for about 400 at Lorain. The bride wore a beige ensemble with lace. the groom in blue, relatives attended, including Ferns Varouh and Mrs. George, with many family members noted.
Elyria Chapter 16 of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple Friday. Worthy Matron Berry Bosniak spoke on history, with John R. Liber receiving honorary membership and Dorothy Silver and Jessie C. Negus present. A solo by Frankie Hay preceded initiation of four candidates. 190 attended dinner. next meeting set for June.
Lake Avenue Mothers Club of Lake Avenue United Church of Christ held a mother daughter banquet for 40 at the church. Opal Cassidy gave the invocation. Gwen Komke and Judy Komke greeted mothers and daughters. Hazel Nail wrote the program with take offs on TV commercials. New officers to be installed June 6 at the Village Inn include Mrs. Francis Coutts president Jean Welch vice president Mrs. Francis Endrizi treasurer and Lila Nagy secretary.
Friettes met Friday at Holly Hall for lunch and election of officers. Mrs. Tom Meeker led devotions. Elected were Meeker president Chapman vice president Burrell Barnes secretary Edward Drager treasurer, with Bliss and Johnson as members at large. Margaret Hobb named Interclub Council representative and Walter Greber reporter. Installation set for June 3 at Towne Crier ED pm.
Instructions for a tissue container cover in gingham or lace styles. Step by step sewing guide uses fabric 154 by 142 inches, velvet ribbon, and optional bows. Includes folding, edge stitching, and top covers with flaps and decorative ribbon edges.
The Elyria Mothers of Twins Club held Grandmothers Night at Mrs. Stan Leonowich’s home with about 30 attendees. Mrs. Orrin Brewster sang I Believe, gifts were given to the oldest and youngest grandmothers, and Mrs. William Peck read a commemorative poem. Miss Victorine Sears shared travel slides and discussed Jerusalem contrasts, hosted by Mrs. Leonowich and others. Plans announced for a June 20 dinner meeting with husbands invited.
Parents seek help for Terry a five year old active at night since infancy. The GESELL Institute notes internal factors may drive repeated awakenings and suggests sound proofing, reducing TV and stimulation, and using a radio nurse to monitor without parental disturbance.
Mr and Mrs Robert Kannenberg of 1613 East Royalton Rd Grafton announce the engagement of their daughter Thelma Jean to Donald Gene Wracker son of Mr and Mrs James Wracker of Trafford Pa Thelma Jean is a senior at Midsen High School Donald Wracker is a Trafford High School alumnus The couple plan to marry August 31 at Pearl Road Church of God with Rev David Lynch officiating.
The 8 and 40 group met at the American Legion home in Wellington and voted to donate 60 to the West jemn Reserve Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Cleveland. Food baskets for needy families and money for medicine for a cystic fibrosis patient were planned. The June meeting will feature an annual picnic at Mrs. Mary Kolopes home in East Paver.
A West Berlin Young People's Center drew a long line as youths traded for books. Shoppers waited for a fair chance to swap rubberized jars and other objects for novels and classics, hoping to snag better reads.
Mr and Mrs J E Nagy announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Narcy Nagy to Edwin A Zak son of Mr and Mrs Edwin A Zak. Miss Nagy studies at Dyke College in Cleveland and is a 12 graduate of Elyria District Catholic High School. Zak graduated Elyna Hugh School in 1981 and attends Lorain School of Technology.
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