Amherst Couple wed in May 14 ceremony at St. Joseph Am herst
Joyce Marie Plas and Donald Joseph Meyer wed at St. Joseph Church Amherst with 11 am ceremony officiated by Rev. Joseph Leimbach. Attendants included sisters Deborah Plas and Mrs. Meyer, with family members David Meyer and Martin Plas. Reception for 350 at American Legion Hall Amherst. The couple will reside at 546 East Street Amherst after a Niagara Falls Canada trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Marie Plas
Donald Joseph Meyer
St. Joseph Church
Amherst
Robert J. Plas
Oberlin Rd
Meyer
Edmund Meyer
Middle Ridge Rd
Joseph Leimbach
William Bodeman
Robert Meyer
David Meyer
Martin Plas
American Legion Wall
John Koba
Ronald Glowacki
Elyria District Catholic High School
Oberlin Telephone Co
Marion L. Steele
Hume Construction
Niagara Falls
Canada
East St
Rudy Moe
Dear Abby Column Letters On Marriage And Grandmothers
A reader asks why a woman would marry a man who mistreats her and contemplates a third marriage to him. Another asks if adopted grandchildren affect grandparent status, and a third queries public pronunciation correcting. Abby offers guidance on relationships and invites readers to request booklets.
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Abby
Elyria Girl to Study in Madrid and Russia with UA Program
Letty Villareal of Elyria will join about 50 U S university students for five weeks of intensive Russian in Russia this August under a program funded by the University of Michigan and the National Defense Education Act. She will depart Aug 4 with professors and other students to attend ballet tours and meet Russian peers. Villareal, daughter of Mrs Alberta Davis, will study at the University of Madrid for a year beginning in August, pursuing Portuguese and French, through a New York University program. She is Elyria High School class of 1964 co valedictorian and Gates Memorial Scholar finalist.
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Letty Villareal
Elyria
Russia
University of Michigan
National Defense Education Act
United States
Missyvileareal
Alberta Davis
Homesite Ct
Madrid
Spain
University of Madrid
New York University
Wee Women Relapse Highlights Spring Fever Quip
The piece notes a lighthearted aside where Claude experiences a relapse of his spring fever, described as nothing serious and typical of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Moore and Gilbert Brown announce June wedding
Joyce Ann Moore and Gilbert Cole Brown announce their engagement through Mrs. Claude Moore of 255 West River South. Moore, daughter of the late Mr. Moore, is a Elyria High School graduate and VISTA Volunteer in Monroe. Brown works for Detroit Stoker Co in Monroe. The couple plans a June wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ann Moore
Gilbert Coleman Brown
Claude Moore
West River
South
Miss Moore
Mr. Moore
Mr. Brown
Clark St
Monroe
Mich
Elyria High School
Erma Lee
Cleveland
Elyria School of Practical Nursing
Domestic Peace Corps
VISTA
Brown
Detroit Stoker Co
The most marvelous adventure a woman can experience
Mrs Norman Vincent Peale proclaims marriage as the grandest venture and offers June Reader's Digest tips on keeping excitement, fun, and success in married life. The ad urges readers to get June issue on sale now.
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D. W. Hastings
M. D
Lite, Brown, Publishers
Mrs. Norman Vincent L’eale
Reader’s Digest
Travel up aids mother with baking soda sponge
Advice for traveling with a baby suggests carrying a bottle of baking soda solution and a sponge in the diaper bag. If spit-ups occur the soda solution can quickly remove stains and odor from clothes rugs or furniture with a brief sponge.
Pineapple Mousse Dessert With Vanilla and Gelatin
A social bridge gathering dessert recipe features crushed pineapple with sour cream and vanilla, folded egg whites and gelatin, formed into mousse with vanilla wafer sandwiches. Chill until set for eight servings.
GFWC Convention Set for June at Chicago Hilton
The 75th annual GFWC convention runs June 5 to 10 at the Conrad Hilton Chicago. Mrs. William H. Hasebroock opens the event with a U S message read by her, followed by Chicago welcome from Mrs. James Segraves. Sessions cover the Diamond Jubilee report and election of officers with state presidents presenting candidates for 1966-68. The election is June 9 and installation June 10. A note adds a tangy appetizer idea using apple juice with ice cream or sherbet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
William H. Hasebroock
General Federation
International
United States
Hasebroock
James Segraves
Illinois Federation of Women
Fla
Walter V. Magee
Lakewood
Ohio
Elyria
Earle A. Brown
Pittsburgh
Zaio Woodford Schroeder
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Thomas H. Denman
Calipatria
Calif
Kermit V. Haugan
Minneaplis
Minn
Chester E. Martin
Atlanta
Elyria Memorial Auxiliary Elects Officers for 1950s
The Junior Board of Elyria Memorial Hospital Auxiliary elected Mrs John Murbach president at a Tuesday morning meeting. Other officers include Mrs Allen Ritter as first vice president and Mrs H M Prout as second vice president. The group also named Mrs Robert Saddler secretary and Mrs Lou Kaplan treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Murbach
Allen Ritter
H. M. Prout
Robert Saddler
Lou Kaplan
Murbach
Midview High School
Art LaCrosse
H. H. Beavis
The
Arterafters
Congregational Church
Calendar of events TONIGHT
Pythian Sisters meet at IOOF hall at 7 30 p m ITOPS gathers at Columbia Gas Company at 7 p m St Paul Circle 5 church opens at 8 p m. Also note a cedar scented lubricant product sold in a tube for easy application to doors and drawers.
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Pythian
Ioof Hall
Columbia Gas Company
St. Paul Circle
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